HeyJaredThis Helps with Marlon Morgan
We already know what helps. Connection is the cure.This Helps with Marlon Morgan is a podcast about the healing power of human relationships and how we thrive in community.
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Paul Scheer | Trauma, Baldness & the Case for Minivans (opens the original)
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Actor, comedian, podcaster, and author Paul Scheer joins Marlon for a conversation inspired by his memoir, Joyful Recollections of Trauma . Paul talks about revisiting a childhood he once thought was "normal," realizing that shutting something down isn't always the same as dealing with it, and how therapy, parenting, and writing his memoir helped him understand old patterns in new ways. Plus: bald representation, some truly terrible celebrity encounters, and a passionate case for the minivan. Ke
This Helps Day: An Invitation to Get Offline (opens the original)
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We're getting offline. Together. On September 9th, join us in San Diego for the first-ever This Helps Day , a distraction-free day built around trading pixels for presence. Your $25 ticket to Laughing Together Comedy Night , featuring Chris Gethard and Dinosaur Improv, also gets you access to the entire day: a book exchange, conversations with Mychal Threets, Chris Duffy, Dr. Jean Twenge and more, plus plenty of time to actually connect with the people around you. Come spend the day with us at t
Craig Shoemaker | Laugh More, Feel Better (opens the original)
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Comedian and mental health advocate Craig Shoemaker has spent decades making people laugh. But somewhere along the way, he started asking a bigger question: if laughter really is medicine, how do we actually use it? Craig joins Marlon to talk about developing your "seventh sense" and walks us through h his LAUGHTER framework, starting with L for Love, all the way through checking your capital E-Ego. They talk about intentional laughter, why humor can help us connect instead of divide, and how pr
Jessica Joelle Alexander | What Denmark Gets Right About Childhood (opens the original)
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Jessica Joelle Alexander is a bestselling author, researcher, and expert on Danish parenting, education, and child wellbeing. She is the author of The Danish Way of Parenting and The Danish Way of Education. Jessica joins Marlon to explore what Denmark gets right about raising happier, healthier kids: from protecting free play and respecting children's perspectives to making wellbeing an essential part of education. Together, they look at how pressure, competition, and narrow definitions of succ
Dr. Jenny Radesky | The Tech Designed to Keep Kids Hooked (opens the original)
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Dr. Jenny Radesky is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician, researcher, and leading expert on children and digital media. She is the David G. Dickinson Legacy Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Michigan Medical School, co-Medical Director of the AAP Center of Excellence on Social Media and Youth Mental Health, and a Senior Advisor to the Common Sense Media Youth AI Safety Institute. Her book Connecting: Raising Kids in a Digital World is availavble for pre-order now. Dr. Radesky join
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