Rainbow Creative

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Kanal • 12 serier

Uddannelse

Uddannelse

22.03.2024
Erhverv

Erhverv

To gange om ugen
Religion og åndelighed

Religion og åndelighed

To gange om ugen
Karrierer

Karrierer

To gange om ugen
Sundhed og fitness

Sundhed og fitness

Ugentligt
Mental sundhed

Mental sundhed

To gange om ugen
Iværksætteri

Iværksætteri

Ugentligt

Trailer

Welcome to the NXN Podcast

WATCH the video of the trailer here! https://youtu.be/0QqP5zj-pgM?si=gFzxJ0oqOKzuqJF1 Naughty by Nature is a show about finding a god that accepts all of you. Filmmaker, performer, and former-Evangelical Christian, Treen (Katrina Lillian Sorrentino) is on a mission to find humor and wisdom in all our spiritual journeys, whether we’re being born again or deconstructing from toxic religious relationships. In this cheeky and subversive series about how to keep the faith, Treen talks with guests about how they processed their religious baggage and carved out a unique spiritual path for themselves. Oh, and God will be there too, played by a different mystery comedian on every episode. To join us on this hilarious ride make sure you follow the show, subscribe to our channel here YouTube.com/@nxnpod, and follow along on Instagram @nxnpod for more goodies! Produced by: https://www.rainbowcreative.co https://www.verna.studio https://www.treentreen.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Trailer

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1 min.
Trailer for sæson 2

Season 2 Trailer - Alpha Beta Launch | Fintech Founder Stories

Welcome back to Season 2 of Alpha. Beta. Launch - Fin Tech Founder Stories, launching Tuesday March 1! This season we interview even more incredible Founders with industry shaping companies. Subscribe and rate the show today! This podcast is produced by Rainbow Creative & Wild Boer Media with Matthew Jones as Senior Producer and Katie Boer as Producer, Editor, and Host. Find out more about how to create a podcast for you or your business at rainbowcreative.co

Trailer til S2

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3 min.
17.09.2018

Episode 6: Are You Listening?

In this episode, we delve a little deeper into what it means to actually listen. It’s one thing to hear someone, but it’s another thing to actually understand what they are trying to communicate. Assuming that you two are speaking the same language, a variety of factors can get in the way of listening. You have the speaker, who is trying to communicate from their perspective and life experiences, and then you have the listener, who is interpreting that information and trying to make sense of it based on their perspective and life experiences. By the end of the episode, we'll hope you're able to identify areas where you haven't listened and take away some practical applications for hearing others. *What you’re listening to is raw, unedited dialogue. Views expressed in this podcast are our own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

17.09.2018

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44 min.
05.05.2025

What No One Tells You About Grief w/ Jen Davis

In this heartfelt episode of the Personal Pizza Podcast, Simcha teams up life coach Jen Davis to explore the tender terrain of grief—all while attempting to master the art of gluten-free pizza. 🍕 Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOYyMwkhtlw 🖤 From the kitchen to the soul, Jen opens up about losing her aunt, grandparents, and both parents—and how grief reshaped her life in unexpected ways. 🌊 She shares her healing journey, from time spent at the transformative Omega Institute to her evolution from therapist to life coach. 🎨 Simcha and Jen dive into how creativity, ritual, and honest conversation become powerful tools for navigating loss. 🍞 Plus, hear their hilarious and humble trials with gluten-free dough—where success and soggy crusts meet in equal measure. Whether you're processing your own grief, supporting someone through it, or just here for the pizza—this episode offers a nourishing mix of depth, warmth, and real talk. 👉 Subscribe now and take a bite out of the most fascinating topics on mind, body, and soul. This is just the beginning. Simcha Levenberg (https://slevenberg.com/) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. He uses a unique blend of humor, authenticity and real world knowledge. Simcha helps individuals clarify their personal values and live a present and more meaningful life. He helps couples transform their relationships to be more open and emotionally flexible. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones and Executive Producer, Editor Jeremiah Shultz, and Producer Rithu Jagannath. This episode also had the support of Producer Evy Bjorn. To learn more about how to make a podcast for you and your business, visit rainbowcreative.co 00:00 Introduction to Emotional Complexity00:45 Welcome to the Kitchen01:58 Pizza Making and Grief Discussion02:46 Jen's Grief Journey07:10 Sim's Family Losses09:49 Processing Grief Through Therapy14:23 Creative Arts and Grief15:40 Making the Perfect Gluten-Free Pizza25:53 The Primal Response to Grief28:12 Understanding the Startle Response28:32 The Power of Grief and Art29:25 Personal Experiences with Grief29:42 Childhood and Family Dynamics30:31 The Impact of Losing a Parent31:27 Therapy and Personal Growth32:17 The Role of Creativity in Healing48:40 Jewish Grieving Traditions55:42 Reflections on Grief and Healing

05.05.2025

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1 t. 1 m.
02.06.2025

What Every Parent Gets Wrong About Discipline w/ Eli Weinstein

In this warm and delicious episode of the Personal Pizza Podcast, Simcha Levenberg fires up the oven as he welcomes Las Vegas-based therapist and parenting expert Eli Weinstein into his kitchen for a flavorful conversation about raising kids and rising dough. 🍕🧠 Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KSmVr4MCfZY 👨‍🍳 Together, they craft two mouthwatering pies—a classic Neapolitan and a hearty grandma pizza—while diving into rich, real-talk discussions on modern parenting. 🛑 Eli shares why pausing before jumping into your kid’s arguments might be the most powerful parenting move you make, and how concepts like lighthouse parenting and gentle parenting play out in real life—not just in Instagram captions. ⚡ With honesty and heart, he opens up about living with ADHD, the challenges and breakthroughs he sees in his therapy practice, and why balance—not perfection—is the secret sauce in parenting. 🎙️ He also dishes on his podcast, The Dude Therapist, and teases his upcoming book on maintaining strong relationships while navigating parenthood. Whether you’re a parent, planning to be, or just love the smell of deep conversation with fresh basil—this episode serves up nourishment for the soul and the stomach. 👉 Subscribe now and take a bite out of the most fascinating topics on mind, body, and soul. This is just the beginning. Simcha Levenberg (https://slevenberg.com/) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. He uses a unique blend of humor, authenticity and real world knowledge. Simcha helps individuals clarify their personal values and live a present and more meaningful life. He helps couples transform their relationships to be more open and emotionally flexible. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones as Executive Producer, Producer Rithu Jagannath, & Editor Jeremiah Schultz. To learn more about how to make a podcast for you and your business, visit rainbowcreative.co 00:00 Introduction: Simplifying Parenting00:37 Welcome to the Personal Pizza Podcast00:48 Meet Ellie Weinstein: Parenting Expert00:57 Pizza Making Begins: Neapolitan and Grandma Pizza01:30 Hands-On Pizza Preparation05:05 Parenting from a Deficit: Overcoming Challenges11:17 Imposter Syndrome in Parenting16:32 The Role of Therapy in Parenting23:06 Medication Management for Kids30:14 Pizza Preferences and Dough Obsession30:41 Cooking Methods: Gas vs. Wood Pellets31:05 Nostalgic Pizza Memories32:43 Parenting Styles and Boundaries39:51 ADHD: Personal Experiences and Parenting48:19 The Dude Therapist Podcast Journey54:49 Parenting Advice: Stop Trying So Hard59:27 Public Speaking and Upcoming Book01:02:34 Final Thoughts and Reflections

02.06.2025

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1 t. 4 min.
14.07.2025

My Oldest Friend Became a Rabbi w/ Rabbi Dov Yona Korn

In this rich and reflective episode of the Personal Pizza Podcast, host Simcha Levenberg reconnects with his lifelong friend Rabbi Dov Yona Korn, spiritual director of Chabad House Bowery, for a conversation that spans nearly four decades of friendship and two very different pizzas. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vjengrn0BE0 As they cook side by side, Simcha and Rabbi trace the arc of his life: from wild teen years to spiritual searching, and ultimately, to becoming a rabbi. It’s a story of transformation told with humor, honesty, and deep personal insight. They revisit their childhood antics, unpack their biggest arguments, and open up about the ways they’ve grown - emotionally, spiritually, and even physically - thanks to their recent fitness journeys. Along the way, Rabbi Korn shares how he found his calling, what he’s building at Haba House, and why he's writing a memoir that pulls no punches. This episode blends laughter, vulnerability, and the kind of unfiltered truth that only old friends can offer. It’s a conversation about growth, faith, forgiveness—and how pizza can bring it all to the table. 👉 Subscribe now and take a bite out of the most fascinating topics on mind, body, and soul. This is just the beginning. Simcha Levenberg (https://slevenberg.com/) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. He uses a unique blend of humor, authenticity and real world knowledge. Simcha helps individuals clarify their personal values and live a present and more meaningful life. He helps couples transform their relationships to be more open and emotionally flexible. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones as Executive Producer, Producer Rithu Jagannath, & Editor Jeremiah Schultz. To learn more about how to make a podcast for you and your business, visit rainbowcreative.co

14.07.2025

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1 t. 6 min.
21.04.2025

Psychedelics, Healing & the Human Psyche w/ Uri Kugel

In the premiere episode of the Personal Pizza Podcast, host Simcha Levenberg sits down with psychedelic therapist Uri Kugel for a powerful, mind-expanding conversation on how psychedelics are transforming mental health treatment. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G2mZruJg4k 🔥 From cannabis to ketamine, MDMA to mushroom therapy—Uri breaks down the myths, the science, and the soul of psychedelic medicine. He shares raw personal stories and clinical insights on treating depression, anxiety, and trauma—while exploring the crucial differences between "drugs" and true medicine. 💨 Learn how breath work, meditation, and touch become essential tools in healing journeys. 🌱 Understand the careful conditions under which psychedelic use can become a path to deep, lasting change. 🧘‍♂️ Discover how spiritual practice meets modern therapy in this unforgettable first episode. Whether you're a skeptic, a seeker, or simply curious—this conversation will challenge your perspective and ignite your curiosity. Purchase Uri's book: Deep Work: Navigating the Psycho-Spiritual Journey at https://a.co/d/hhLxwZM Simcha Levenberg (https://slevenberg.com/) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. He uses a unique blend of humor, authenticity and real world knowledge. Simcha helps individuals clarify their personal values and live a present and more meaningful life. He helps couples transform their relationships to be more open and emotionally flexible. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones and Executive Producer, Editor Jeremiah Shultz. This episode also had the support of Producer Evy Bjorn. To learn more about how to make a podcast for you and your business, visit rainbowcreative.co https://www.rainbowcreative.co/ 00:00 Introduction to Psychedelics in Therapy 02:27 Defining Medicine and Drugs 05:16 Exploring Spirituality in Therapy 11:53 Organic vs. Synthetic Compounds 21:32 Intimacy in Therapy 27:59 Ego and Its Formation 38:23 Understanding Physical Reactions to Psychedelics 39:50 Psychotherapy and Narrative Resistance 40:43 The Process of Undoing Resistance 41:28 Preparing for Psychedelic Work 41:43 The Role of Meditation and Breathwork 43:35 Assessing Readiness for Psychedelics 47:31 The Impact of Psychedelics on Mental Health 49:25 Cannabis as a Therapeutic Tool 56:12 MDMA and Emotional Healing 59:01 Ketamine and Dissociative Therapy 01:03:53 Somatic Work in Therapy 01:12:51 The Metaphor of Doors in Psychedelic Experiences 01:14:29 Closing Remarks and Personal Reflections

21.04.2025

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1 t. 16 min.
05.11.2024

Introducing...The Personal Pizza Podcast

The Personal Pizza Podcast is a deliciously different podcast that merges clinical psychology, comedy, and pizza. Simcha Levenberg, a unique therapist with a love for baking pizza, invites guests to his home for a slice of pizza and a slice of life. Each episode dives into a variety of topics that affect our mental health: cooking and emotional well-being, loneliness, psychedelics and metabolizing trauma (or not), large group awareness trainings, complicated bereavement, spiritual traps, and the complicated relationships we have with others (and ourselves) - while simultaneously crafting and sharing some fantastic homemade pizza. This show is more than just food for thought – we are breaking bread to build connections. Mental health professionals, comedians, writers, and chefs sit around the table, making sense of confusing relationships, finding humor in unexpected places, and discovering the wisdom in our shared human experiences. Come for the pizza, stay for the insights. Therapy is better with pizza, trust me. Coming in 2025. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative by Executive Producers Evy Bjorn, Matthew Jones, Director of Photography Patrick Edwards, Editor Jeremiah Schultz and Graphic Designer Mohamed Naser

05.11.2024

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2 min.
07.07.2025

What Stand-Up Comedy Taught Me About Healing w/ Gerry Katzman

In this flavorful and insightful episode of the Personal Pizza Podcast, host Simcha Levenberg sits down with his friend Gerry Katzman — stand-up comedian, teacher, and deep thinker — for a wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts heart and humor. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/eGY8qO3eqhY The two reflect on their shared love of pizza, starting with the grandma pie they baked together, and spiral into deeper topics like life lessons from therapy, the role of comedy as a healing force, and how laughter can crack open pathways to growth. Gerry opens up about his journey as both a performer and teacher, sharing how he helps others uncover joy and meaning through humor. Together, they unpack the pros and cons of large group awareness training like Landmark, and Gerry offers his honest take as someone who’s been through it. He also shares his unique approach to therapy, blending stand-up smarts with tools inspired by Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help others navigate their inner worlds with more compassion and clarity. From fatherhood to funny bones, personal development to pizza dough, this episode covers a rich spread. They wrap up with a tasting session and feedback on their homemade pie — a delicious metaphor for growth, collaboration, and the kind of environment Gerry believes comedy (and life) thrives in: supportive, kind, and real. 👉 Subscribe now and take a bite out of the most fascinating topics on mind, body, and soul. This is just the beginning. Simcha Levenberg (https://slevenberg.com/) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. He uses a unique blend of humor, authenticity and real world knowledge. Simcha helps individuals clarify their personal values and live a present and more meaningful life. He helps couples transform their relationships to be more open and emotionally flexible. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones as Executive Producer, Producer Rithu Jagannath, & Editor Jeremiah Schultz. To learn more about how to make a podcast for you and your business, visit rainbowcreative.co

07.07.2025

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49 min.
26.08.2025

How to Build a Thriving Business Through Smart, Authentic Networking with Wayne Brown

In this episode of Make Minutes Matter, Karen Gilhooly sits down with Wayne Brown to explore the critical role of authentic networking in both personal and professional life. Wayne shares how focusing on authentic networking helped him build his successful company, The Walker Group. From starting with no clients to partnering with major banks and fintechs, Wayne emphasizes the importance of giving first and receiving second. The conversation also delves into overcoming career roadblocks, taking calculated risks, and growing through connections. Wayne's insights offer invaluable advice for those looking to enhance their networking skills and build meaningful relationships. Be sure to tune in for practical tips on how to get started with effective networking today! About Wayne Brown Wayne Brown is the Managing Partner of The Walker Group, a boutique FinTech Consulting Company. Starting a company in 2007, at the outset of financial crisis was no easy task. The Walker Group sits at the intersection of FinTech, banks and payment processors. From the beginning to now, The Walker Group has helped hundreds of companies launch and promote their product to new customers, partner with banks and expand to other global markets. Whether directly through our partnerships or throughout clients we have connected FinTechs and positioned them for growth with some of the largest global banks, regional banks and credit unions. Connect with Wayne Brown via email at wbrown@walkergroupnyc.com Dive deeper from the podcast and check out Host Karen Gilhooly's book - The Three Bucket Leader https://a.co/d/08vuNA9 This book is for leaders who: ✅ Want to inspire their teams to be All-In. ✅ Need to reclaim their time and focus on what truly matters. ✅ Are ready to align their influence with purpose and lead with intention. If that's YOU, this book will change the way you lead. Download the first chapter for free at: www.karengilhooly/three-bucket-leader This podcast was Produced by Rainbow Creative Executive Producers Matthew Jones, and Nathan Wheatley as Editor. 00:00 The Importance of Networking 00:34 Overcoming Career Roadblocks 01:46 Starting a New Business 02:54 The Value of Networking 07:13 Wayne’s Journey Building the Walker Group 13:11 Helping Others Through Networking 15:46 Success Stories from Networking 18:04 Personal Reflections on Networking 19:12 The Importance of Taking Risks 20:52 Leveraging Past Experiences 24:52 Building a Strong Network 28:09 Conclusion and Contact Information Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

26.08.2025

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30 min.

Rainbow Creative is a premium, award-winning podcast and digital studio behind some of today’s most influential shows. With 25+ active productions and 20M+ downloads and views in the past year, we build creator-led brands that scale. We handle everything from concept to monetization - driving audience growth, cultural relevance, and real impact.