Therapy Is Expensive So Here We Are

In this insightful podcast interview with John Vince, we delved into his remarkable journey from educator to Worship Leader and Director. John shared candidly about the pivotal moments that led him to pursue his passion for music and ministry full-time. He reflected on how his background in teaching has shaped his approach to leading worship, emphasizing empathy and communication. Looking ahead, J...

In this episode, I sit with my good friend and colleague Emma Alcantar. We talk about life, and how the teacher's point of view is hardly, if ever, talked about in today's societal makeup.

I sit down with my former student Deborah Hill who (since this recording) has graduated from UT Austin. We talked about how life has been since I left the School where we met and her journey through college and experienced some journalism along the way

My first intercontinental interview with my friend and colleague Donte Nashiro. We talked about Life in Japan as a Teacher, the difference in teaching modalities, and one day making my way over there to experience a whole other world.

In this episode, I sat with my good friend Elizabeth Heflin, who lives in Denton Texas, and talked about Mental Health and Psychology, the raising of kids, and Dungeons and Dragons

I sat down with my good friend Brittaney and talked about all things dealing with relationships and how crazy they can get from time to time

I sit with a new friend and local DJ, DJ Snack. We talk about the world of DJs how it has evolved over time, how he got into it, and what the future is for this genre of music.

Throughout the next four episodes, I used the app "NGL" to stir the pot of questions and advice from some of my followers

Style

Language, Baby Names, etc...

Sports, Death, and Purpose...

People who cant hold on to a job, Faith in College...

Traveling with my Daughter, My gym workout, Concerts...

In this podcast episode, we delve into the church's perspective on mental health, exploring its evolution over time and its current stance. We start by discussing traditional views, where mental health issues were often misunderstood or stigmatized within religious communities. The episode highlights the shift towards a more compassionate and informed approach, driven by theological reflection...

This podcast episode explores how the church and Christians should view climate change. It begins with a theological foundation, emphasizing stewardship of God's creation as a biblical mandate. The episode highlights practical steps for churches, such as reducing carbon footprints, advocating for policy changes, and educating congregations on sustainable practices. It calls for a united Christ...

In this podcast episode, we explore how the church can support followers experiencing loneliness. We highlight successful church initiatives, such as small groups, mentoring programs, and social events designed to foster connections. The episode emphasizes the importance of creating an inclusive, caring church environment that encourages open dialogue and mutual support among members.

This podcast episode examines the complex link between weed and schizophrenia, alongside its therapeutic uses. Experts discuss research showing potential mental health risks and benefits. Church leaders and ethicists explore the moral and ethical implications of weed use, balancing its accessibility and medicinal value. The episode offers guidance on pastoral care, advocating for informed, compass...

In the rebroadcasted episode titled "Emotions During a Divorce, Unpredictable Feelings," the episode delves into the four complex emotional landscapes that accompany the end of a marriage, specifically the early onset of unpredictable emotions. This episode offers listeners a compassionate and insightful exploration of the feelings and actions that arise during this challenging life tran...