The Dr. Joe Show

(Originally aired August 29, 2019) Calling in from the Smokey Mountains this week is thriller author Rea Frey with her new book, Because You're Mine!

(Originally aired April 25, 2019) In this episode we discuss happiness with Lisa Shumate, author of Always and Never: 20 Truths for a Happy Heart.  

(Originally aired August 8, 2019) We're with up-and-coming indie band Couch Beach to get a sneak-peak of their new EP as well as discuss what inspired them to follow their passions in music. Follow Couch beach on Facebook and Instagram!

(Originally aired August 1, 2019) Today we hear the riders of the Pan-Mass Challenge as they share their experiences with cancer and why they ride in the largest athletic fundraising event in the country.  

(Originally aired July 25, 2019) A big change this week causes Dr. Joe to recount all the big effects animals have had on our lives. Then, Mark shares his experiences participating in the Pan-Mass Challenge to fund cancer research and treatment.

(Originally aired July 18, 2019) Are we being detained?! Nope! This week we're with Marshfield Police Chief Phil Tavares to discuss the role of police officers in an ideal community. Chief Tavares shares how his negative experiences with law enforcement drove him to change it for the better with his philosophy that has made the town of Marshfield one of the safest communities in the country.

(Originally aired July 11, 2019) Today we're with Kathleen Howland to discuss the incredible effects of music on our IMs! Kathleen Howland's brief bio: For the past 35 years, I have worked with a variety of clinical populations using music to enhance speech, language, cognition and movement in habilitation and rehabilitation settings. I have also developed protocols to reduce stress and anxiety for general wellness, surgical preparation, oncology treatments and child birthing. My doctoral studies in music and cognition have informed and supported my interest in bridging the communities of science and art in order to identify best practices. In addition to my training in music therapy, I am also a Speech Language Pathologist (CCC-SLP). This certification has advanced the theoretical and clinical foundations from which I work and problem solve. I seek to find entry points to abilities nested in disability and be innovative to engineer skill advancement for improved function and quality of life. I teach undergraduate and graduate courses at Berklee College of Music and The Boston Conservatory in music therapy, music education and liberal arts. This provides me the opportunity to bring clinical work into the classroom and academic resources to clinical work. I lecture locally and internationally about the neurological foundations for music perception and performance and the power of music as a therapeutic intervention.

(Originally aired June 27, 2019) Levitate owner Dan Hassett is back in studio this week with Sarah Horton to discuss the upcoming Levitate Music and Arts Festival! We go deep on the big effects that music plays in our lives, starting in the Home Domain and rippling into our interactions with our communities.

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