Think! Podcast: Recent Episodes
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In this episode we sit down with Emma Leigh Reed, Author of the Memories of Murder book series.
As well as discussing her books, we discuss Emma’s background, sources of inspiration and tips for authors.
To find out more about Emma, visit Amazon, Apple Books, Good Reads, https://www.emmaleighreed.com and https://www.elreedauthor.com.
In this episode we sit down with Dr. Susan Landers, Physician and Author of the book "So Many Babies".
Dr. Landers received her Medical Doctorate from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1977. After graduation from medical school, she completed a paediatrics residency in Dallas and eventually completed her neonatology fellowship in Houston, Texas.
Her Memoir, So Many Babies, is the story of a neonatologist who raised three children while practicing medicine full-time. Her story underscores the plight of the hard-working mother, by weaving experiences of motherhood with stories of her professional challenges.
As well as discussing her book, we speak about life for working mothers, pregnancy, depression, treating burnout and insights on life that we would all benefit to hear from.
To find out more about Susan, you can visit https://susanlandersmd.com
Today we speak with Joseph J. Jordan, Author of the best selling series the British Empire of Magic and The Clima-Race. Two very different trilogies which draw the reader into worlds of fantasy and fiction set in the past and future, and bring to light social issues important in our present day lives.
As well as discussing Joseph’s books, we speak about sources of inspiration, tips for budding authors and what’s next for Joseph and his work.
To find out more about Joseph J. Jordan, visit @JosephJJordanOfficial for Instagram, and @JosephJJordanUK for Twitter.
Today we speak with Joan & Jane, The Therapy Twins and discuss their book "Under the Hood: Therapy Twins’ guide to a smoother ride".
In addition to discussing the book, we speak about addiction, health, past experiences and exercises to help us overcome traumas.
To find out more about Joan & Jane, their work and their podcasts visit https://therapytwins.com
Today we speak with Brenden Kumarasamy, founder of Master Talk. Brenden is a communication expert and speaking coach. In this episode we cover
- Foundational exercises to help you cope with a range of situations
- Tips for empathising with your audience
- Staying focused
- Wider insights from Brenden’s experience as a communication expert and coach
Today we speak with Joe Templin, the author of Everyday Excellence. A daily reader designed to help you embed habits of excellence in your life. The book contains a habit or a tip for each day of a calendar year, that you can follow to help enrich your day and drive you towards your goals.
Joe discusses his background, philosophy and the insights contained within the book.
You can find out more about Joe at https://everyday-excellence.com
This is a review and discussion of Self Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson. It is a classic work of American literature and has provided a source of inspiration and introspection to millions of people around the world since its publication in 1841. This discussion gives the listener an insight into the book's purpose, style and content. Within it, I outline and discuss 7 of the most useful insightful that I have found.
We sit down with Nikos Sotirakopoulos to discuss his book, Identity politics & tribalism: The new culture wars. Nikos is a senior lecturer in social sciences at York St Johns University. He’s an author of 2 books and is actively involved in the Ayn Rand institute and Ayn Rand centre UK.
This is a review and discussion of 177 Mental Toughness Secrets of the World Class by Steve Siebold. It is by far one of the best books written in the genre of mental toughness, self improvement, personal development and success. This discussion gives the listener an insight into the book's purpose, structure and content. Within it, I outline and discuss 10 of the most useful and insightful secrets I have found.
This brief episode reviews and discusses Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E Frankl. A book that has served to inspire and facilitate introspection for millions of people since it's release in 1946. In this review, we delve into Viktor's experiences, his insights into life and his recipe for finding meaning. It is my hope that this review encourages you to read the book for yourself and helps you to find some meaning in your life.