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Hosted by Mike Petrow, Ph.D. · religion · EN
Conversations with friends & teachers about how our wounds lead us to our wandering, our wondering, our weird, our wisdom, and our work in the world.
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The Healer With a Thousand Faces is hosted by Mike Petrow, Ph.D.. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Jim Class with James Finley PhD" (16 October 2026, 79 minutes), "Wise Work with Dorcas Cheng--Tozun" (25 September 2026, 90 minutes), and "Grieving Like Children with Dr Korie Leigh" (15 July 2026, 90 minutes).
The Healer With a Thousand Faces publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 89 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for The Healer With a Thousand Faces is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Healer With a Thousand Faces requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Healer With a Thousand Faces's contact route on record: public web form.
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Mike Petrow, Ph.D. hosts The Healer With a Thousand Faces, a religion podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #17
Mike talks with friend and mentor James Finely about wounds, whit, and wisdom, and what it means to be healers—both working on our own healing and sharing it with others. Jim shares stories about his own teachers—from...
Episode #16
Mike chats with activist and author of * Social Justice for the Sensitive Soul: How to Change the World in Quiet Ways*, Dorcas Cheng-Tozen, about letting our wounds infuse our work with wisdom—by doing that work...
Episode #14
Thanatologist Dr Korie Leigh specializes in helping children deal with grief and loss. We explore how her work grieving with children can teach all of us to grieve like children, and how being in touch with death and...
Episode #13
Brian McLaren - Author, activist, artist, agitator, futurist, culture critic, and all around cool guy talks with Mike about the power of good questions and how they can guide the path that our life takes, and about the...
Episode #12
Dr Liza J. Rankow argues these apocalyptic, alchemical times make it all the more essential to find and follow the soul purpose of your path, to find the healing that is yours to live and to give, so that your life...
Episode #11
Good friend Rev. Dr. Cassidy Hall, author of Queering Contemplation, chats with Mike about finding our authentic healing path and practice, getting out of the boxes that others try to put us in, and how to glean our own...
Episode #10
“If we are not protected by a cloak of good stories, we are constantly at the mercy of stories that do not wish us well.” Mike chats with his hero, master story teller, mythologist, and wilderness rites of passage...
Mystic, monastic, teacher, and trauma survivor transformed, Tessa Bielecki shares with us insights about the mystical path, and how she survived being let down by a spiritual leader’s sexual scandals. If you’ve been...
Scholarly and spiritual sage Andrew Harvey shares what he learned in his own dark night experience, why he thinks we are all in one together right now, and offers wisdom for shining a light in the darkest of times...
Psychologist, scholar, and old friend Alexander John Shaia chats with Mike about a symbolic road map for healing and growth hidden inside the four gospels of the Christian New Testament, and gives us a completely...
Carmen Acevedo Butcher and Mike geek out about words, wizards, how our wounds led to wisdom, and especially why it’s essential to LET OUR WEIRD LEAD THE WAY!! A fellow dyslexic doctor, Carmen is a teacher, a translator...
Mike sits down with the philosopher Samuel Loncar to discuss falling in love with wisdom, even if that leads us to wrestle wisdom out of our biggest fears, suffering and losses as our wounds lead to our wonderings. We...
Episode #4
Our wounds caused us to whither… We hide parts of ourselves out of the light, we project our best qualities on heroes that we idealize, but this makes it possible for parents, partners, pastors, or politicians to take...
In this episode, Mike chats with Gaudiya Vaishnava monk, scholar, and spiritual teacher Swami Padmanabha about why heroes need to be vulnerable, the questions that drive our journey, what we do when our gurus let us...
Dr Barbara Holmes often reminded me that we do not heal alone, we can ask for help of the more than human, and the more than mortal world: “You have to give permission: the spirits, the ancestors, do not break in...
"Grief or loss is not a roadblock to the spiritual path, it is a spiritual path." In this episode, Mike talks to his friend and mentor Mirabai Starr—grief counselor, author, wisdom teacher, translator of so many...
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child life specialist, psychologist, thanatologist, author, educator, pediatric palliative care advocate, Marian University
emeritus professor in International Relations at the University of Sussex, Westcountry School of Myth
religious scholar, writer, teacher, author, founder of the Institute for Sacred Activism, Institute for Sacred Activism
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