#202 Gillian Callahan Chachere

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#815 The Mind/Body Connection - Liz Tenuto aka The Workout Witch

Liz Tenuto aka @theWorkoutWitch_ is a somatic specialist who has spent over a decade helping people release chronic stress through movement. Her work sits at the intersection of psychology and physical health, focused on how trauma and stress show up in the body as gut problems, ...  Show more

#814 Stoic Empathy - Shermin Kruse

Shermin Kruse is an author, law professor, and speaker. Born during the Iranian Revolution, she talks about her immigrant journey and her professional work on power, stoicism, morality, and empathy. Look for her book Stoic Empathy: The Road Map to a Life of Influence, Self-Leader ...  Show more

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