You Should Not be Giving Your Kids Tylenol | Kasey Horrell, PA-C

Terminal Cancer, Anticipatory Grief & Finding Meaning in the Time You Have | Sera Young

In this deeply emotional episode of The Generational Health Podcast, I sit down with Sera Young to hear her side of a story that has touched hundreds of thousands. After interviewing her husband, Dustin, about his battle with terminal brain cancer, many listeners asked to hear from Sera—the wife, mother, caregiver, and woman living every day with the reality of anticipatory grief. Sera shares what it was like to discover Dustin had a massive brain tumor, how their life changed after his diagnosis, and what it means to love someone while knowing your time together may be limited. We talk about marriage, motherhood, faith, grief, anger, memory-making, documenting life, and the fear of raising children without their father. This episode is about the kind of love that becomes more intentional when time feels uncertain—and the painful beauty of choosing to keep loving fully, even when grief is already present. If you have ever loved someone through illness, loss, or uncertainty, this conversation will stay with you.

You Are the Cause, You Are the Cure | Jerame Mudick

In this episode of The Generational Health Podcast, I sit down with Jerame Mudick, founder of Reconnect Mind Body, to talk about breathwork, trauma, faith, nervous system healing, and what it means to take ownership of your life. Jerame opens up about being bullied as a child, learning to suppress his emotions, building his body as a form of protection, and eventually discovering that true healing was not about becoming harder — it was about learning how to soften, surrender, forgive, and reconnect with himself. We talk about how breathwork helped him confront anxiety, childhood trauma, physical pain, and the fear-based prison he had built around his life. This episode dives into: * Breathwork and nervous system regulation * Healing trauma stored in the body * Men’s mental health and emotional suppression * Faith, forgiveness, and identity * Cold exposure and mental resilience * Why “you are the cause, you are the cure” became Jerame’s life motto Jerame’s story is a powerful reminder that what happened to you may not be your fault — but healing begins when you take ownership of what happens next.

From Heroin, Prison, and Seizures to True Sobriety: Corey Warren on Facing Your Demons

What does it take to build a mind and body that cannot be broken? In this episode, we sit down with Corey Warren, a viral content creator known for his powerful monologues on sobriety, family, and healing. Corey opens up about the raw reality of human resilience, taking us through his darkest chapters—from a youth rooted in a desperate need for external validation to battling severe heroin addiction , surviving an alcohol-induced seizure that nearly left him permanently paralyzed , and spending 18 months in prison at just 18 years old. Corey shares how he finally stopped using substances as a "band-aid" , how he navigates life's inevitable grief and hardships completely sober , and how he is breaking the cycle to build lasting generational health for his own children. This conversation isn't just about quitting a substance; it's a masterclass in psychological grit, cellular recovery, and finding a deeper foundation to anchor your life.

From Anxiety to Healing | Kavin Lindgrin

This was an unplanned conversation—but one that needed to happen. In this episode of The Generational Health Podcast, I sit down with Kavin Lindgrin—a close friend who opens up about his journey through anxiety, depression, and feeling completely out of control in his own health. In his 20s, Kavin found himself on multiple medications, struggling mentally and physically, and questioning everything—from his career path in medical school to the way we approach healing in modern medicine. What followed was a complete shift. We dive into: • What it feels like to lose control of your mental health • The reality of medication stacking and side effects • Why he walked away from medical school • Breathwork, nervous system regulation, and healing • The connection between mindset, stress, and physical symptoms • How to break negative self-beliefs and reclaim control • What “generational health” really means as a parent This episode is raw, honest, and incredibly relatable—especially if you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck.

Losing My Son on Mother’s Day | Lindsay Taylor

This is one of the most powerful and heartbreaking conversations we’ve ever had. In this episode of The Generational Health Podcast, Lindsay Taylor shares the story of losing her 17-year-old son to fentanyl overdose on Mother’s Day — and the unimaginable journey that followed. What starts as a story of addiction and loss becomes something much deeper… 👉 A conversation about grief, guilt, faith, and human resilience 👉 The reality of teen substance use and fentanyl risk 👉 The truth about what parents can—and cannot—control 👉 And how to find meaning when your world falls apart Lyndsay is a licensed therapist who now helps others navigate trauma, suicide, and grief — but this story is personal. This episode will challenge you, move you, and stay with you.