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Episode 10: Shared grief, sobriety and Chinese Medicine with Jennifer Fullerton.

In this episode I speak with my dear friend, grief companion, and acupuncturist, Jennifer Fullerton. In her practice she values authenticity over perfection and creates space for people to show up exactly as they are. Her approach combines clinical expertise with deep listening, recognizing that healing happens both during treatment and in the quiet moments afterward. As a Fellow of the Acupuncture and TCM Board of Reproductive Medicine (ABORM), she brings advanced training and proven expertise in reproductive health and fertility support. Find out more about Jen here: https://meridian-alchemy.com

Episode 9: Theatre, legacy and finding meaning.

In todays episode I speak with Jonathan Moscone. For over 30 years, he has worked at the cross section of theater and civic engagement.  From 2000-2015, Jonathan served as artistic director of California Shakespeare Theater. He then went on to serve as Chief of Civic Engagement and Producer of Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, From 2020-2023, he served as a Council Member then Executive Director of the California Arts Council, the State’s arts agency. Jonathan received his MFA in Directing from the Yale School of Drama and received the inaugural Zelda Fichandler Award. Jonathan lives in San Francisco with his husband, Darryl Carbonaro, and their cat, Turtle, and dog, Lucy.

Episode 8: Boundaries, advocacy and deep self care with Anthony James Williams.

In this episode I speak with Anthony James Williams abolitionist and sociologist. Their work examines racism and the carceral continuum across both prisons and public urban spaces. Anthony sees harm reduction as a fundamental principle for conducting research and producing scholarship. Anthony is writing their first book manuscript that examines the racism embedded in solitary confinement practices and prisonwide lockdowns in California state prisons. Prior to their current role as an Associate Program Officer & Project Manager at the Spencer Foundation, they were the Race and the Carceral State Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow at College of the Holy Cross in the Department of Sociology & Anthropology. Anthony started their educational journey at their local community college and earned their Ph.D. in Sociology from UCLA. More about Anthony and their work here: https://www.antjwilliams.com/

Episode 7: Therapy dogs, alternative healing and hope with Rebecca Rose Bonneville

In todays episode I sit down with Rebecca Rose Bonneville who among many brilliant things is also Kevin's ex girlfriend. Rebecca is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner and psychoanalytically trained psychotherapist specializing in child, adolescent, and adult psychiatry. She is the founder of Resilient Minds, a naturopathic psychiatry practice integrating science, soul, and precision medicine. Trained at UC Berkeley, Vanderbilt, and the Nashville Institute for Psychoanalytic Studies, NP Bonneville blends functional medicine, psychoanalysis, somatic therapy, herbal medicine, homeopathy, and frequency-based modalities—including certification in Neuro Emotional Technique (NET). Her clinical background includes inpatient psychiatry, high-acuity community mental health, and trauma and addiction treatment. She previously served as Associate Clinical Director of Psychiatry at Ahead, a national mental health organization. Resilient Minds was created to offer care that is medically rigorous, emotionally attuned, and spiritually grounded. Find out more about Rebecca and her work at www.resilientminds.health

Episode 6: The crucial work of feeling with Ashkon Davaran.

My guest today is teacher, artist and advocate Ashkon Davaran. Ashkon brings a deep awareness to the conversation of grief, trauma and healing. How do we hold care both for ourselves and the world? This and much more on todays episode. Find out more about Ashkon here: linktr.ee/ashkondavaran