HINESIGHTS Podcast

Kevin Hines

Hinesights Podcast: Heal. Connect. Inspire. Hosted by global mental health advocate Kevin Hines, Hinesights features honest conversations about suicide prevention, resilience, trauma recovery, leadership, relationships, and hope. Through lived experience and practical tools, Kevin speaks with survivors, caregivers, and leaders who have faced darkness and found a way forward. If you care about mental health and emotional strength, this podcast is for you. You are not alone.

  1. Sep 20

    Mark Dohner Gets Real About Mental Health, Self Worth & Why You Are Enough | HINESIGHTS Podcast | EP 181

    What does it really mean to believe that YOU ARE ENOUGH? In this powerful episode of the HINESIGHTS Podcast, Kevin Hines sits down with creator, entrepreneur, storyteller, and digital media personality Mark Dohner for a raw, honest, and deeply human conversation about mental health, identity, success, struggle, purpose, self worth, resilience, healing, and what it takes to keep moving forward when life does not go according to plan. This conversation goes beyond followers, views, success, recognition, and what the outside world sees. Because sometimes the person who appears to have everything together is fighting a battle nobody else knows exists. And sometimes the most important realization of your life is understanding that your worth was never supposed to be measured by your productivity, popularity, bank account, achievements, mistakes, relationships, failures, or the opinions of other people. You are enough. That message is also at the heart of a movement Kevin is incredibly proud to stand behind: We Are ENOUGH, founded by Kevin’s friend, entrepreneur, philanthropist, mental health advocate, bestselling author, and TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie. Blake helped transform purpose driven entrepreneurship through TOMS, which gave away more than 100 million pairs of shoes. But despite extraordinary outward success, Blake has spoken openly about reaching an incredibly painful point in his own mental health journey and confronting a belief that had followed him for years: that somehow, he was still not enough. That experience ultimately helped inspire a new mission centered on an extraordinarily simple but powerful truth: I AM ENOUGH. YOU ARE ENOUGH. WE ARE ENOUGH. It is a movement and what Blake describes as a cultural intervention designed to challenge one of the most damaging messages so many human beings internalize: that our worth must somehow be earned. The movement asks us to reject the endless pressure to become more. Your worth is not waiting at the end of another accomplishment. You have worth right now. Kevin Hines is deeply honored to stand alongside Blake and the We Are ENOUGH mission as a founding partner, helping carry this message into communities around the world. And that is where the ENOUGH bracelet becomes something much bigger than something you wear. ENOUGH bracelets are designed to create connection and serve as visible reminders of worth. Keep a bracelet as a reminder for yourself. Give another to someone who may need to hear the message. Start the conversation. You are enough. You always have been. The official We Are ENOUGH movement is also committed to putting resources behind that message, with 100 percent of profits funding mental health organizations. Join the movement and get your ENOUGH bracelet at: WEAREENOUGH.CO | Get an ENOUGH Bracelet and Join the Movement Wear it. Share it. Give one to somebody who needs the reminder. Start a conversation that might matter more than you realize. Imagine what could happen if millions of us became willing to look another human being in the eyes and remind them: YOU ARE ENOUGH. Kevin Hines has dedicated his life to mental health advocacy, suicide prevention, brain health, storytelling, filmmaking, and helping people recognize that tremendous pain does not have to become the end of their story. This episode with Mark Dohner is another reminder that mental health does not discriminate, success does not make anyone immune to struggle, vulnerability is not weakness. And visit We Are ENOUGH to learn about Blake Mycoskie’s mission, get an ENOUGH bracelet, share one with another human being, and become part of a movement working to change the way we think about mental health, self worth, belonging, connection, and healing. And sometimes that reminder arrives exactly when a human being needs it most. I AM ENOUGH. YOU ARE ENOUGH. WE ARE ENOUGH. #HINESIGHTS #HinesightsPodcast #KevinHines #MarkDohner #WeAreEnough #EnoughMovement #BlakeMycoskie

  2. Aug 20

    The Cost To Be A Boss | Patrick McEnroe & Richard “Big Daddy” Salgado | EP 180 | HINESIGHTS Podcast

    Mental Toughness, Resilience & the Real Cost of Success | Patrick McEnroe & Richard “Big Daddy” Salgado | EP 180 | HINESIGHTS Podcast What does it really take to succeed at the highest levels and what happens when the trophies, headlines, connections, and accomplishments are stripped away? On this episode of the HINESIGHTS Podcast, Kevin Hines sits down with Patrick McEnroe and Richard “Big Daddy” Salgado, hosts of The Mac Daddy Show, for a powerful conversation about mental health, mental toughness, resilience, failure, leadership, discipline, relationships, purpose, and what success truly means. Patrick McEnroe is a Grand Slam champion, former professional tennis player, longtime ESPN broadcaster, former United States Davis Cup captain, and President of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Drawing from decades inside elite professional tennis, Patrick shares why losing can become one of life’s greatest teachers, how the world’s best athletes develop mental toughness, and why even champions must actively train their minds. Patrick reflects on the lessons he learned growing up alongside his brother John McEnroe, competing on the professional tour, navigating failure, and eventually redefining success beyond wins, rankings, and trophies. Richard “Big Daddy” Salgado, CEO of Coastal Advisors, has spent decades building trusted relationships throughout professional sports, business, media, and entertainment. He opens up about the discipline and preparation behind lasting success and challenges the illusion that what we see on social media represents the work required to get there. Richard also shares the deeply personal story of surviving a life threatening brain aneurysm, how that experience transformed his perspective on life, and why giving back has become such an important part of his purpose. Together, Patrick, Richard, and Kevin explore what separates champions mentally, why failure is essential to growth, the importance of preparation and discipline, how relationships are built through trust, and why mental well being must matter just as much as physical performance. This conversation is about more than sports. It is about learning how to lose without losing yourself. It is about preparing when nobody is watching. It is about becoming comfortable with failure, eliminating distractions, surrounding yourself with the right people, and continuing to grow long after you have achieved what the world calls success. Most importantly, it asks a question Kevin asks every guest who enters the HINESIGHTS Podcast: How is your mental health today, really? If this conversation speaks to you, share this episode with someone you know, love, or care about. Subscribe to the HINESIGHTS Podcast, leave a review, and help us continue bringing conversations about mental health, brain health, resilience, hope, and healing to people around the world. Your story is not over. Hope is real. Help is available. Healing is possible. Be here tomorrow, and every day after that. You are loved. You are valued. You are worthy. You matter. CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction to Patrick McEnroe & Richard “Big Daddy” Salgado01:55 Mental Health, Resilience & Learning to Lose10:04 The Misconceptions of Success17:12 Redefining Success Beyond Trophies20:58 Richard Salgado’s Brain Aneurysm & Giving Back27:56 Purpose, Relationships & Final Thoughts ABOUT THE HINESIGHTS PODCAST The HINESIGHTS Podcast with Kevin Hines explores mental health, suicide prevention, brain health, resilience, peak performance, leadership, entrepreneurship, recovery, hope, and what it means to build a life of purpose. Through deeply human conversations with athletes, leaders, mental health experts, advocates, entrepreneurs, entertainers, survivors, and changemakers, HINESIGHTS reminds audiences around the world that no matter what they are facing, their story is not over. Huge THANK YOU to this episodes SPONSOR STUDIO - SE MEDIA STUDIO

  3. Jul 26 ·  Bonus

    What Gives You Faith That The Mental Health System Change | Jessica Knowles | Hinesights 178

    What Gives You Faith That The Mental Health System Change | Jessica Knowles | Hinesights 178 Most of us underestimate how profoundly trauma, addiction, and mental health challenges are rooted in unresolved pain, and yet, recovery and healing are always possible. Jessica Knowles, a passionate advocate, survivor, and chief marketing officer at Moving Mountains Recovery, shares her powerful journey from unimaginable grief to becoming a beacon of hope for thousands. Her story proves that even our deepest wounds can transform into our greatest source of purpose and service.In this episode, we dive into Jessica’s life-shattering losses as a teenager, her struggles with addiction, and her inspiring decision at just 21 to choose recovery , a choice that redefined her future. You'll discover how lived experience becomes a powerful tool in understanding and helping others, breaking down barriers to care, and fighting stigma around mental health and addiction. Jessica shares the innovative, adventure-based treatment model at Moving Mountains Recovery that combines fun, connection, and healing showing how play and activity are crucial for long-term recovery, especially for adults. We break down the misunderstood truths about addiction as a symptom of underlying pain, the importance of addressing trauma to foster lasting change, and why love, boundaries, and unconditional support are vital for families. Jessica reveals how simple, routine practices like sleep hygiene and reconnecting with nature can dramatically impact mental health, and why emotional honesty is the first step toward healing. Her insights challenge outdated beliefs about recovery, emphasizing that hope isn't just a possibility it's a choice, available to all who seek it. Why does a window of willingness open and close so quickly? How can we catch it before it slams shut? What role does community, storytelling, and compassion play in transforming lives? Jessica’s unwavering honesty and vulnerability serve as a reminder: no matter how dark your story feels, healing remains within reach. Her message underscores that our greatest adversities can become our greatest acts of service, turning pain into purpose and despair into hope for a brighter tomorrow. Perfect for anyone navigating mental health, addiction, or supporting loved ones, this episode offers practical insights, inspiring resilience, and a renewed sense of possibility. If you or someone you care about is struggling, Jessica’s journey shows that you are never alone, and help is always available. Don’t miss this empowering conversation that could be the catalyst for your own healing process.

  4. Jul 7

    How To Remove Addiction From Your Life & Live To Thrive | Jess Knowles | Hinesights EP 178

    Most of us underestimate how profoundly trauma, addiction, and mental health challenges are rooted in unresolved pain and yet, recovery and healing are always possible. Jessica Knowles, a passionate advocate, survivor, and chief marketing officer at Moving Mountains Recovery, shares her powerful journey from unimaginable grief to becoming a beacon of hope for thousands. Her story proves that even our deepest wounds can transform into our greatest source of purpose and service.In this episode, we dive into Jessica’s life-shattering losses as a teenager, her struggles with addiction, and her inspiring decision at just 21 to choose recovery a choice that redefined her future. You'll discover how lived experience becomes a powerful tool in understanding and helping others, breaking down barriers to care, and fighting stigma around mental health and addiction. Jess shares the innovative, adventure-based treatment model at Moving Mountains Recovery that combines fun, connection, and healing showing how play and activity are crucial for long-term recovery, especially for adults.We break down the misunderstood truths about addiction as a symptom of underlying pain, the importance of addressing trauma to foster lasting change, and why love, boundaries, and unconditional support are vital for families. Jessica reveals how simple, routine practices like sleep hygiene and reconnecting with nature can dramatically impact mental health, and why emotional honesty is the first step toward healing. Her insights challenge outdated beliefs about recovery, emphasizing that hope isn't just a possibility it's a choice, available to all who seek it. Why does a window of willingness open and close so quickly? How can we catch it before it slams shut? What role does community, storytelling, and compassion play in transforming lives? Jessica’s unwavering honesty and vulnerability serve as a reminder: no matter how dark your story feels, healing remains within reach. Her message underscores that our greatest adversities can become our greatest acts of service turning pain into purpose and despair into hope for a brighter tomorrow. Perfect for anyone navigating mental health, addiction, or supporting loved ones, this episode offers practical insights, inspiring resilience, and a renewed sense of possibility. If you or someone you care about is struggling, Jessica’s journey shows that you are never alone, and help is always available. Don’t miss this empowering conversation that could be the catalyst for your own healing process.Why this works:This episode masterfully combines concrete insights about therapy, recovery strategies, and mindset shifts, creating a sense of immediate relevance and transformational impact. The personable tone and layered topics keep the curiosity high, making it irresistible to press play. Make sure to subscribe to the pod, and if you feel so inclined, leave a review, a comment, and share with at least 10 friends!

  5. Jul 3

    How To Save A Life | The Extraordinary Journey of Kevin Hines | Hinesights EP 177

    Resilience, Hope, and Saving Lives | The Extraordinary Journey of Kevin Hines | Hinesights EP 177Discover the inspiring story of Kevin Hines, a man who faced his darkest moments and turned them into a beacon of hope. In this episode, Kevin shares his personal journey from near-suicide to becoming a global advocate for mental health and suicide prevention, highlighting the power of perseverance, faith, and community.Main Topics:Kevin's miraculous survival from a fall off the Golden Gate Bridge and the role of the sea lion in his rescueThe importance of mental health awareness, breaking stigma, and practical tools to combat suicidal thoughtsThe impact of infrastructure change: the installation of suicide deterrent nets at the Golden Gate Bridge and their effect on reducing suicidesKey Insights:Kevin's experience of facing and overcoming suicidal ideation, including specific techniques like using mirrors and seeking helpThe significance of community activism in mental health, exemplified by the successful advocacy for the suicide deterrent netsThe role of faith, resilience, and the gift of life in Kevin’s story and messageTimestamps:00:00 - Kevin Hines's journey from a suicide attempt to a hero00:29 - Miraculous rescue involving a sea lion and the significance of Kevin’s survival story01:30 - Kevin's perspective on his purpose and his ongoing resilience02:11 - The power of hope and the importance of sharing personal stories03:03 - Kevin's detailed account of the day he attempted to leap from the Golden Gate Bridge03:30 - The miraculous intervention of the sea lion that kept Kevin afloat04:00 - The science behind Kevin’s injuries and his miraculous recovery04:42 - The importance of recognizing life as a gift and the role of faith05:19 - Kevin discusses his mental health struggles and what led him to the bridge05:38 - The day Kevin planned his suicide and the moment he chose hope instead07:36 - Kevin’s reflection on the regret just before his fall and his near-death experience08:36 - How Kevin was kept afloat by a sea lion and his rescue09:05 - The medical miracle that allowed Kevin to walk and run again09:58 - Techniques Kevin uses to manage suicidal thoughts daily10:28 - The importance of seeking help and the "I need help now" mantra12:16 - The successful advocacy for suicide prevention nets at the Golden Gate Bridge12:58 - Impact of the nets: a 73% reduction in suicides and zero in the last five months13:06 - Closing remarks and call for compassion and actionResources & Links:📖 GET THE BOOK HERE➡ https://amzn.to/3QpmA52 📖➡ https://amzn.to/3QpmA52 📖➡ https://amzn.to/3QpmA52 📖Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest episodes! 👍🔔▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬Connect with Kevin Hines:🔗 Website: https://www.kevinhinesstory.com/shop🔗 Facebook: / kevinhinesstory 🔗 Instagram: / kevinhinesstory 🔗 Twitter: / kevinhinesstory 🔗 Podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh...I am Kevin Hines—a storyteller, best-selling author, global public speaker, and award-winning documentary filmmaker. In the year 2000, I attempted to take my life, and through a miraculous series of events, I survived. Now, I travel the world, sharing my story of hope, healing, and recovery, teaching people the art of wellness and the ability to survive pain with true resilience.#BeHereTomorrow and every day after that.

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Hinesights Podcast: Heal. Connect. Inspire. Hosted by global mental health advocate Kevin Hines, Hinesights features honest conversations about suicide prevention, resilience, trauma recovery, leadership, relationships, and hope. Through lived experience and practical tools, Kevin speaks with survivors, caregivers, and leaders who have faced darkness and found a way forward. If you care about mental health and emotional strength, this podcast is for you. You are not alone.

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