Reality Therapy

Ryan Wexelblatt on ADHD and anxiety in men and boys

In this episode, Ryan Wexelblatt discusses coaching adolescents with ADHD and anxiety, and why these are often misdiagnosed. He also comments on the woke infiltration of the therapy profession.

Kristen Pierce on surviving woke grad school for counseling

In this episode, Kristen Pierce talks about her journey through school, addiction, and being a mom. She tells about the shock she faced in graduate school for clinical mental health counseling when she ran into woke indoctrination.

Jacob Faturechi on woke social work

In this episode, Jacob Faturechi discusses the woke indoctrination in his graduate level social work program.

Ian Perry on immigration, culture, and space law

In this episode, lawyer Ian Perry discusses his work in immigration law and how immigration effects culture. He also touches on his work on space law and the future of that discipline.

Hunter Ash on standing up against woke politics

In this episode, Hunter Ash explains why he detransitioned and left woke ideology, and why others should do the same.

Heather McKee on free speech and woke grad school

In this episode, Heather McKee joined me from across the pond in Scotland to discuss her work in the free speech movement on campus and why it is so important in the age of woke academia.

Greg Ransom on the philosophy of F.A. Hayek

In this episode, Greg Ransom discusses the philosophy of the economist F.A. Hayek and how this can be a useful tool for viewing and analyzing the modern world.

Eric Zeitler on therapy, faith, and masculinity

In this episode, Eric Zeitler shares his experience as a therapist and how he incorporates faith and masculinity into that paradigm.

Cori Kennedy on political evolution

In this episode, Cori Kennedy talks about her political evolution from being a young Republican and one of the youngest elected representatives in America to becoming a "woke" Democrat to voting for Donald Trump.

Christopher Fritz on using philosophy in the modern world

In this episode, Christopher Fritz shares his experiences and unveils his conception of philosophy that is his lens to see the world, including Stoicism and the Tao te Ching.