Ep. 298: Maintaining Mental Health In The Darkest Times W/ Kati Morton
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Release Date: 10/06/2020
Ep. 322: Between Beef Wellington and the Edge of Meaning W/ Joel Bouchard
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Greetings, SuperFriends! Mistakes aren’t setbacks—they’re proof you’re growing. In this episode with Joel Bouchard, we dive into why failure fuels learning, how curiosity sparks creativity, and why life is better when you play with questions instead of chasing perfect answers. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 321: The Fight to Find Myself Again W/ Kelly Tuttle
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Greetings, SuperFriends! After a traumatic brain injury, Kelly Tuttle had to rebuild everything from memory to identity. In this episode, she shares the overlooked truths about brain injury recovery, practical tools for healing, and how small habits can help you reclaim your life and stay in the fight. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 320: The Question That Can Change Everything W/ Lisa Sugarman
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Greetings, SuperFriends! What if one question could save a life? In this episode, Lisa Sugarman breaks down the practical tools, language, and mindset we all need to support someone facing a mental health crisis. This is the conversation every leader, friend, and parent should hear. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 319: Butterfly Effect of Conscience W/ Edward Rahill
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Greetings, SuperFriends! What if doing the right thing just once could change a million lives? In this episode of the SuperHuman Academy Podcast, Ed Rahill shares how a single act of conscience, whether in a cross-country illegal race or a corporate boardroom, can ripple out to change thousands of lives. From saving jobs to rewriting what leadership means, this is a powerful story of purpose, grit, and doing the right thing when it matters most. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 318: Raising Lions, Not Lambs W/ Chad Cooper
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Greetings, SuperFriends! What if your greatest legacy isn’t your career but your character? In this episode, performance coach and author Chad Cooper shares why he left a high-paying role at Microsoft to become a “Super Dad.” From building resilience through martial arts to modeling values at home, Chad reveals how intentional parenting shapes strong, purpose-driven adults. Whether you're raising kids or refining your own life path, this is a powerful conversation on time, sacrifice, and character. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 317: Seeing More Than One Side of the Cube W/ Steven Falk
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Greetings, SuperFriends! What if your most powerful leadership tool isn’t something new but something you’ve forgotten? In this episode, Steven Falk shares how surviving a fatal illness as a child gave him a unique way of sensing emotional and spiritual dynamics. For over 20 years, he’s helped leaders reconnect with this often-overlooked inner intelligence. He explains how true agency comes not from pushing harder, but from listening more deeply. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 316: Making Peace with Death W/ Gina Economopoulos
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Greetings, SuperFriends! What if the greatest transformation of your life begins at your lowest point? In this powerful episode, we sit down with Gina Economopoulos, a former bartender, nun, and now an end-of-life doula, whose journey through addiction, grief, religious silence, and spiritual awakening will leave you breathless. Gina’s raw, unfiltered story isn’t just about healing, it’s about rebirth, purpose, and learning to hold space for life’s deepest truths. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 315: A New Solution to Chronic Pain W/ Dr. David Clarke
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Greetings, SuperFriends! What if nearly half of all doctor visits were caused by something no medical test could detect? This week, Dr. David Clarke, reveals how the brain can generate real physical symptoms like pain, illness, or even paralysis without any physical disease. He introduces a “third type” of illness driven by unresolved emotions and trauma, offering new insight into healing chronic conditions. - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 314: The Wizarding World of Creative Thinking W/ Rich Kirkpatrick
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Greetings, SuperFriends! What if your lack of creativity isn’t a flaw—but just a misunderstood feature? In this week’s episode, we sit down with Rich Kirkpatrick—musician, educator, and co-creator of — to decode what creativity actually is, how your brain naturally supports it, and why most people never learn to tap into it. This episode will help you stop overthinking, start creating, and finally understand the process behind creative genius (yes, even yours). - Collin Jewett
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Ep. 313: Karmic Pools and Elevating Consciousness W/ teZa Lord
The SuperHuman Academy Podcast
Greetings, SuperFriends! What does it mean to truly awaken to life? In Episode 313, we explore the intersection of art, spirituality, and self-discovery. Together, we delve into topics like the karmic pull that shapes our paths, the transformative power of self-love and acceptance, and the practices that elevate consciousness. Drawing from personal stories, including a fascinating perspective on Carl Jung’s impact on psychology and spiritual awakening, this episode inspires listeners to challenge their limitations and embrace a more expansive, love-driven existence. Whether you’re curious...
info_outlineGreetings, SuperFriends!
Today I had a wonderful guest. I knew I would enjoy this episode, which is why I gave it one of these coveted final spots, and yet I enjoyed it even more than I thought I would. The guest is Kati Morton, she is a clinical psychologist, and a family and marriage therapist, and she runs a private practice in Santa Monica, CA.
But, you probably will know her for her internet activities, where for the past 8 years she's leveraged social media to spread mental health information worldwide through video. She's worked with folks on eating disorders, self-harming behaviors, and many more things - in fact, at the time of this recording, she has over 1 million subscribers on YouTube with over 75 million views. Kati has appeared on all kinds of traditional media as well, and she has published a number of books - her first book, Are U Ok? A Guide to Caring for Your Mental Health, was released in December of 2018.
Now, why did I enjoy this episode so much? Well, first as you can tell, Kati talks about how it's so important to have a connection with someone if you are going to work with them on your mental health. She and I immediately had an awesome connection and shared understanding about just how hard times have been for a lot of people, whether it's economically, socially, or the anxiety we've all been facing. Thus, I felt that this is just the right episode for where I've been, which is in a lot of pain about the environmental situation, the social situation, the political situation, and just feeling the weight of the world and the suffering that people are enduring around the world.
This was a phenomenal episode also because Kati gave some very practical and ingenious techniques for immediately alleviating some of that pain, and I thought that this was the best time to share this with all of you. So pay special attention when she talks about the "shake", as well as when she talks about "thought bridges", because I thought that these ideas were massive, and they are just the tip of the iceberg in this episode.
Enjoy!
-Jonathan Levi