HeyJaredAt The Root With Greg Kiper - Season 2
Greg is a practicing psychotherapist and holistic life coach. He works with adolescents, adults, couples and families and is passionate in helping others find emotional connection within themselves and with others.
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I Didn't Know That About You (opens the original)
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When Ethan discovers that Maya has always wanted to paint, one small surprise opens the door to a much larger question: what else don't they know about each other? A gentle exploration of how familiarity can become assumption, why people never stop changing, and how curiosity can keep long relationships alive with discovery. The people we love are not finished stories.
When There's Nothing to Fix (opens the original)
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When Ethan receives uncertain news about his job, Maya's instinct is to help. But sometimes the person we love doesn't need an answer yet—they need company. This episode explores the difference between fixing and accompanying, the importance of timing, and why presence may be one of the greatest gifts we can offer when answers aren't available.
The Courage to Say What Matters (opens the original)
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Why can the simplest truths be the hardest things to say? Greg explores the difference between accusation and self-revelation, why vulnerability can feel so risky, and how a pause can help us discover the deeper truth beneath our first reaction. Maybe better communication isn't always about saying more. Sometimes it's about having the courage to say the truer thing.
The Things We Don't Say (opens the original)
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When Ethan receives unsettling news at work, he decides not to tell Maya until he knows more. But as the silence grows, they discover the subtle difference between taking time to process something and believing we have to carry it alone. This episode explores the things we leave unsaid, why vulnerability can feel so difficult, and how allowing ourselves to be known can transform the way we carry uncertainty together.
Remembering How to Play (opens the original)
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When did being together become so serious? In this episode, Ethan and Maya trade plans and responsibilities for an intentionally useless Saturday filled with laughter, spontaneity, and a ridiculous ceramic turtle. Along the way, they rediscover that play isn't frivolous—it's one of the ways we stay curious, present, and alive with the people we love. Love isn't only strengthened through the difficult moments we navigate together. Sometimes it grows simply because we still know how to have fun.
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