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Favourite mind body podcast

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mike2014

Beloved Grand Eagle
Hello All,

I'm not sure if there's already a thread on this subject, but thought I'd start one.

What are your favourite mindbody podcast and when do they air?

Thanks again everyone.
 
I am not into podcasts but looked the term up and it sounds like another good electronic way to communicate. Hope some replies to you tell their favorite Mindbody podcasts so I can look into them.
 
I checked out the podcast u have above Colly, awesome food for thought and wisdom, thank you my accomplishment friend, miss hearing your awesome adventures.
 
Thanks for bringing this up, Mike. I'm a big fan of podcasts.

Here's a podcast that Dr. Schechter did with a well known podcaster: (the interview starts just over 9 minutes in)
http://thedrunkentaoist.com/episodes/episode-57-dr-david-schechter-and-mind-body-connec

Trained by Dr. Sarno, Dr. Schechter was one of the first TMS doctors. About Dr. Schechter's book, Think Away Your Pain, Dr. Sarno wrote, "I highly recommend Dr. Schechter s book. It is readable, accessible, and insightful, and based on his long history in the diagnosis and treatment of Tension Myoneural Syndrome (TMS)."
http://www.amazon.com/Think-Away-Your-David-Schechter/dp/1929997159
 
Hi, everyone. Thanks for reminding me about the various TMS healing podcasts.

They are wonderful, a treasure trove of what Dr. Sarno calls "TMS penicillin."

Also thanks to Herbie for reminding me of the one we did on Steve O's book,
THE GREAT PAIN DECEPTION
and our own on our book GOD DOES NOT WANT YOU TO BE IN PAIN.
 
That's a great one Walt. I am truly amazed at the information concerning mind body healing through the tmswiki podcast about our book. I really believe our tools are so important in any healing, our podcast about our book is packed with free tools that took me and you a lifetime to learn. Would love to see some of Steveos podcast bumped in some new threads and some of our podcast too, again, a world of wisdom builds hope that leads to victory in any part of life.
 
If anyone reading this wants to listen, here are the audio archives for the podcast that Herbie mentioned:
http://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/Call-In_Peer_Discussion_Group

Thanks for your wishes, @mike2014. Things are going well. I got to teach at a new university last semester and loved the students. The tradeoff, though, was that I had to accept a teaching load that was twice as large as I would have liked. I'm quite glad it's over!

My favorite podcast right now is the Brain Science Podcast, by Ginger Campbell, MD. She interviews cutting edge scientists but breaks things down so they make sense to the public, so she refers to it as the podcast for anyone with a brain. I'd add that it is a podcast for anyone who is interested in psychology, as most of our emotions happen in our brain. For example, when I learned about how the amygdala helps to process fear, it really helped me understand my own feelings because I could see how the amygdala has a direct connection to my experiences, bypassing parts of my rational mind.

You can listen to it through itunes or wherever you get your podcasts:
http://brainsciencepodcast.com/

Here's her intro video:
 
Katelyn Michals has an amazing podcast dedicated to TMS. I listen to it on Spotify but you can also find it on YouTube. Here's her first episode. She has some great interviews including with people like Steve O. and Nicole Sachs.
 
I am loving Tara Brach. She has podcasts and meditations that you can listen to or download right from her website, tarabrach.com. Very soothing and mindful.
 
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