
Episode #32
Shift and Reset
Marcy and Jack ride along with sixty-five California cops — simulated calls that spiked blood pressure past two hundred, and the Freeze Frame technique that taught them to come back down faster. Read the paper...


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Hosted by Cole McCormick · education · EN-US
Daily episodes on the science of Heart Coherence. Created using Muse from Meta and the real studies from HeartMath Institute.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDaily episodes on the science of Heart Coherence. Created using Muse from Meta and the real studies from HeartMath Institute.
Morning Coherence is hosted by Cole McCormick. The show has published 19 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Shift and Reset" (31 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Morning Coherence, Ep 25: The Weight and the Spark" (30 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "Morning Coherence, Ep 24: The Sixth Hour" (29 October 2026, 5 minutes).
Morning Coherence publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 6 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Morning Coherence is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Morning Coherence requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Morning Coherence's contact route on record: public web form.
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Cole McCormick hosts Morning Coherence, an education podcast with 19 episodes published.
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Episode #32
Marcy and Jack ride along with sixty-five California cops — simulated calls that spiked blood pressure past two hundred, and the Freeze Frame technique that taught them to come back down faster. Read the paper...

Episode #31
Marcy and Jack close the workplace arc with a Boston hospital study — stress scores fell a quarter in a month, but the positive-energy scale never budged — plus the morning practice. Read the paper: The impact of...

Episode #30
Marcy and Jack map air traffic controllers' fatigue across a rotating roster — and learn the kind of break matters more than the break itself — plus the morning practice. Read the paper: Psychophysiological coherence...

Episode #29
Marcy and Jack follow forty-seven frontline healthcare workers through a ten-day biofeedback course — and find the Zoom version worked as well as sitting in the room — plus the morning practice. Read the paper...

Episode #28
Marcy and Jack follow forty-four pilots through a month of five-minute coherence practice — and find stress falling without sedation, plus the morning practice. Read the paper: Practice effects of a breathing technique...

Episode #27
Marcy and Jack open Season 2 with eighteen commercial pilots who learned Quick Coherence during the pandemic — and hit the same coherence level in the cockpit as at home — plus the morning practice. Read the paper...

Episode #26
Marcy and Jack close out the first twenty papers with the Intuitive Heart booklet — sorting real pattern intuition from contested claims about sensing the future, plus the morning practice. Read the paper: The Intuitive...

Episode #25
Marcy and Jack dig into a two thousand four study where heart-rate patterns diverged about four and a half seconds before emotional photos — and the honest caveats that keep it contested, not proven — plus the morning...

Episode #24
Marcy and Jack dig into a two thousand fifteen study of seventy-one dementia caregivers — three months of heart-coherence workshops, burnout dropping, results holding at six months, and the honest no-control-group...

Episode #23
Marcy and Jack dig into a nineteen ninety-eight study where a month of heart-coherence practice was linked to twenty-three percent lower cortisol and doubled DHEA — with the honest caveats held — plus the two-minute...

Episode #22
Marcy and Jack take on a two thousand twenty-five review — how stress retrains the nervous system's alarm, and what small trials say coherence practice can do about it — plus the two-minute recalibration practice. Read...

Episode #21
Marcy and Jack take on a two thousand sixteen prospective study — three hundred forty-three soldiers, a ten-minute resting heart reading taken before deployment, and what it could and couldn't predict — with the honesty...

Episode #19
Marcy and Jack take on a two thousand ten pilot study — ten combat veterans, four weeks of HRV biofeedback, sharper attention, and the honesty caveats that keep the science honest — plus a two-minute...

Episode #18
Marcy and Jack take on the spiciest paper so far — the one behind the 'your heart broadcasts to other people' idea. What's measured physics, and what needs a much bigger grain of salt. Read the paper: The Energetic...

Episode #17
Marcy and Jack dig into neurocardiology — the heart's own nervous system of more than fourteen thousand verified neurons, and why the famous forty-thousand figure doesn't check out — plus a two-minute listening-post...

Episode #16
Marcy and Jack take on a two thousand nine HeartMath chapter arguing positive emotions may start in the heart, not the brain — the smooth ten-second coherence wave where heart, breath, and blood pressure lock into one...

Episode #15
Marcy and Jack take on a two thousand four chapter arguing appreciation is its own physiological mode — heart, breath, and brain locking into the same ten-second wave, measurably distinct from relaxation — plus a...

Episode #14
Marcy and Jack take on a nineteen ninety five cardiology study where five minutes of anger and five minutes of appreciation both turned the body's volume up — the difference was the pattern, not the amount — plus a...

Episode #12
Marcy and Jack take on a nineteen ninety five study where five minutes of self-generated care raised an immune antibody, and five minutes of anger suppressed it — one to five hours later — plus a two-minute...

Episode #11
Marcy and Jack dig into Rollin McCraty's 2015 heart-brain monograph — emotions are made heart-first. Read the paper: Heart-Brain Neurodynamics: The Making of Emotions (Rollin McCraty, 2015, HeartMath research monograph)...
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