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Podcast · By Dan Mulhern · American English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 8, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Do Soulmates Really Exist? The Truth About “The One” (opens the original)

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    Do soulmates really exist, or have we been taught to believe in “the one” because we desperately want someone to complete us?In this episode of Diacardia, Dan Mulhern takes a deeper look at the idea of soulmates, the myth of finding one perfect person, and what it really means to build a lasting relationship.Dan explores why the idea of a soulmate can be both beautiful and misleading. We may long to feel deeply loved, understood, seen, and valued, but that does not necessarily mean there is one

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Stop Trying to Change Your Partner, Give Them Grace Instead (opens the original)

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    What keeps a relationship together for 40 years? According to Jennifer, one of the most important answers is freedom, independence, and grace.In this deeply personal conversation, we explore what it really means to love your partner without trying to control, change, or reshape them. A healthy relationship is not about making another person become who you want them to be. It is about giving each other the freedom to be fully human, different, imperfect, and uniquely ourselves.Jennifer shares wha

  3. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Resentment Getting to You? Ask It This One Question (opens the original)

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    Why do we resent the people we love most, even when they've done nothing wrong?In this powerful discussion, we explore the hidden psychology of resentment, comparison, jealousy, emotional projection, and unresolved childhood wounds. Resentment is rarely caused by another person's success. More often, it grows from our own feelings of inadequacy, grief, disappointment, and the belief that we're "not enough."Discover why comparing yourself to your partner, spouse, family member, friend, or coworke

  4. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    How to Take Back Control After a Cancer Diagnosis | Christine Carter, Ph.D. | Diacardia S2 E9 (opens the original)

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    A cancer diagnosis can leave you feeling like everything is happening to you. Appointments. Treatments. Medications. Side effects. In this episode of Diacardia, Christine Carter shares her personal journey through breast cancer and how lifestyle medicine helped her regain a sense of control. Rather than replacing conventional treatment, she explains how evidence-based lifestyle changes can work alongside medical care to improve quality of life, manage treatment side effects, and support long-ter

  5. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Can we actually reverse Alzheimer's? (opens the original)

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    In this episode, social psychologist and lifestyle medicine expert Christine Carter, Ph.D., explores the emerging research behind Alzheimer's disease, cognitive decline, and lifestyle medicine.Can changes in sleep, exercise, nutrition, stress management, and social connection play a role in brain health? Christine discusses a recent clinical trial, the science behind lifestyle medicine, and why researchers are paying closer attention to the habits we can control.We also explore why the biggest c

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