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Looking Through the Lens of Hopefulness delivers interesting insights on self-awareness, mental health, and spirituality through in-depth interviews with international authors, performers, educators, and philosophers.
Unknown Host hosts Looking Through the Lens of Hopefulness.
In this episode, psychotherapist Shannon Petrovich explains the difference between love and attachment, and why so many people stay in toxic relationships without realizing they're trauma-bonded rather than in love. KEY
I get a lot of guests on Lens of Hopefulness who found self-improvement later in life — as adults, sometimes as retired adults, like me. So, when I got to sit down with Shanti Hershenson, I was genuinely excited, because
D. Earl Johnston came on Lens of Hopefulness to talk about a book unlike anything else I’ve come across in years of doing these interviews. It’s a 376-page reference work that defines 272 separate emotions, not through c
I was not sure what to expect from my recent Lens of Hopefulness interview with Lolo—psychotherapist, paranormal explorer, and host of the REALMS Podcast but was happy to cover ground that I had honestly been wanting to
I read Michael Bougari’s book The Disease of Me before we sat down to record this episode, and that was the right call. By the time we got on, I felt like I already knew who he was — not because the book is a polished, c
Kerri Mangis is a TEDx speaker, author, and spiritual guide who has spent more than 20 years as a seeker. She came on Lens of Hopefulness to talk about her book Embodying Soul: A Return to Wholeness, her forthcoming book
She Called It the Process of Unbecoming — And It Changed How I See Everything Lacey Kelly is a licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and author of three books — The Process of Unbecoming: A Different Relation
I’ve been in psychotherapy, on and off, since I was 16 years old. That’s 51 years as a patient. My guest on this episode, Dr. David I. Joseph, has been on the other side of that equation for just as long — 50 years as a
Most people think communication is just talking. Susan Siravo proved otherwise. Susan is a former television reporter and anchor who spent roughly a decade in local news as a general assignment reporter — covering crime
This episode hit close to home. My mother passed away suddenly at 65. My brother at 66. My father had severe heart disease in his 50s before cancer took him first. And me? I’m 67, and I’ve got a partially blocked artery.
When I read Jay Setchell’s book The Strength Within You before our interview, it stunned me. I thought to myself, “how is this man still alive?” The answer, as I quickly discovered when Jay joined me on Lens of Hopefulne
My podcast interview with Kit Slocum felt the most personal of many I’ve conducted. Maybe because she’s a neurodiversity coach who works with people like me — and she happens to be neurodivergent herself. Perhaps that’s
Some conversations make your brain work in ways you didn’t expect. My recent interview with Damien Terrence Dubose on Lens of Hopefulness with John Passadino was one of those conversations that had me pausing, rethinking
The Prescription That Changed Everything: A Conversation About Benzodiazepines, Dependency, and Hope There are some conversations that hit different when you’ve lived through similar experiences. My recent interview with
Sometimes the most important conversations are the ones that make us uncomfortable. The ones that ask the questions we're afraid to voice. The ones that remind us we're not alone in our struggles—and that we're worthy of
A video version of this interview is available on YouTube. There’s something profound that happens when you sit down with someone who has stared down death twice and emerged not just alive, but thriving. My recent conver
There’s something about finding music that speaks to you. Not just speaks—shouts, whispers, demands to be heard. That’s how I felt when I stumbled across Linda Brady and the Linda Brady Revival Band. I’m not just saying
As someone who’s been a yo-yo dieter my entire life, I’ve tried every program imaginable. I count my calories daily, I’ve lost weight, gained it back, and spent decades riding that exhausting rollercoaster. So, when I sa
I conducted an in-depth discussion with Father Brian Barry, exploring the challenging intersection of faith, economics, and Christian values in today’s America. In a wide-ranging conversation at St. Thomas Episcopal Chur
In my latest episode is from “The John Passadino Show,” I interviewed Professor Daniel B. Gallagher, a philosophy and literature professor at Ralston College with prior experience a decade of secretarial service at the V
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