Men's Mental Health: Why Men Feel Lonely in Marriage and Life
Men's mental health often suffers quietly, says men's coach Amrit Singh, because many men learn as boys to shut down their emotions and then struggle to connect with their wives, friends and themselves. In this conversation with Jeremy Van Wert, he describes why men wait too long, what stress does to the body and marriage, and the small daily steps that rebuild connection.
Writing Through Trauma: How a Rock Drummer Became a Bestselling Author
Writing through trauma, for author Jack Davenport, means giving hard memories to fictional characters who can say what he cannot. Jack, a USA Today bestselling author and former professional rock drummer, tells Jeremy Van Wert how a chaotic childhood fed his motorcycle club romance series, why honesty makes characters believable, and why he believes everybody has a book in them.
What Happens at an Ayahuasca Retreat: A Therapist's Account
What happens at an ayahuasca retreat varies from person to person. In this episode, Jeremy Van Wert describes his first weekend with Pachamama Sacred Paths: the ceremonies, what he saw about his parents and his wife, and the changes he made afterward. Andrés Yael Villa, the organization's founder, asks the questions and explains what integration means to him.
Spiritual Scams: How to Spot Them Without Closing Your Mind
Spiritual scams often follow a recognizable pattern: an unsolicited message, a fear-based warning and a demand for money up front. That is the view of Will Rodriguez and Karen Endsley, hosts of The Skeptic Metaphysicians, after a couple hundred interviews. In this conversation, they and Jeremy Van Wert explain how discernment can help someone stay curious without getting taken.