James Asher and The Legendary Jewell Jones, Disuss everything from Politics, Covid-19, the future, to The Tiger King in this exciting and energetic episode. Jewell is the Youngest memebr of the Michigan House of Representatives, not only a hometown hero politically, but Jones serves in uniform as well. Recognized by Forbes 30 & under, Jones is redifining politics and breaking concrete ceilings.
Well Friends, whether we like it or not, it’s Corona time. That TIk tok is annoying. Anyway, I wanted to take a moment (This is not a full episode) to give the CDC recomended tips. Next week, i will go full into detail about the mental affects this has on us.
The Start of Something is so excited to launch it’s second season. On this episode you will find James talking with renound national speaker, Jeff Veley. Jeff travels around the Country and explains to children of all ages how to respond to bullies! Listen to find out more!
It’s that time of the year again, Thanksgiving. There is so much more to be thankful for. what are you thankful for?
Jennifer Hamra is a blogger, public figure and a mom of 5! One of her children struggled with depression, so we talked with her about it! Tune in to learn of signs of depression, ways to cope and how we can start a something!
College student, Rob Salter explains his theory on how tech has stolen our conscience and changed us mentally. listen in to find out more!
Host James Asher interviews and has a meaningful conversation with MHNR Networks very own, Kristin Sunanta Walker. Kristin is a lifelong volunteer, activist and current Podcaster for Mental Health. She is the founder and current CEO of The Mental Health News Radio Network. Kristin is the Host of Mental Health News Radio. Listen in to find out more!
Host James Asher takes listeners on a journey about fear. Haunted House Owner Tony Gerard discusses why we like fear and what it really is.
James Asher let’s listeners know more about him and why he is starting the podcast.
My guest, Kristen Caputo, a high school SAC (Student Assistance Counselor) and I chat about the holiday’s impact many of our kids in ways we may not take into consideration. Taking their emotions and baggage into consideration as parents, educators, family members, etc. can make a difference at a tough time of year for too many.
Special thanks to our sponsor, Fire Mountain Residential Treatment Center. www.firemountainprograms.com
