36 mins #721 May 14, 25 Closing the Primary Care Gap with Dr. Patricia Robinson Too many Americans slip through the cracks when primary care and behavioral health services sit in separate silos. Dr. Patricia Robinson wants to change that. In this episode, she lays out her vision for fully integrated primary care – where patients see their physician and therapist under one roof. We dig into why the status quo leaves millions untreated, how consolidated teams cut friction for patients, and why clinicians must guard against burnout while the U.S. faces a mental‑health worker shortage.🔗 More from Dr. Robinson: explore her work at SpeakToYourDoctor.com
10 mins #720 May 12, 25 MM 310: Who's to Blame? In today's quick episode, host Patrick Ftizgibbons explains why owning your role is the first step to fixing everyday challenges (finances, relationships, work, etc.) Tune in for a blunt reminder: happiness and success are DIY projects.
33 mins #719 May 07, 25 Aswad Thomas on Forgiveness, Healing & Safer Communities Aswad survived a career‑ending shooting while pursuing pro‑basketball overseas. Instead of revenge, he chose forgiveness – then dedicated his life to helping other survivors heal and be heard. His story tests what we think we know about justice, resilience, and public safety.
9 mins #718 Apr 28, 25 MM 309: Radically Present In this Microcast Monday, host Patrick Fitzgibbons breaks down why radical presence is more than a meditation cliché. He explains how dwelling on the past fuels depression, while future-tripping often drives anxiety, then offers quick advice on how to pull your attention back to the now.
10 mins #717 Apr 21, 25 MM 308: Walk A Higher Path In this Microcast Monday, we redefine “walking a higher path” as a deliberate upgrade to every area of life – health, mindset, work, and relationships – not a quest to outshine others. Host Patrick Fitzgibbons shares concrete pivots that move you from autopilot to intentional living, anchored by Henry Ford’s reminder: “Whether you think you can or you think you can’t – you’re right.”