Getting Under The Surface (GUTS)

Joey Donovan Guido

Getting Under The Surface is a podcast that helps listeners improve their mental, physical and emotional health by digging into the connections between mindfulness, meditation, self-care and relationships — including the relationship we have with ourselves. Topics covered include: anxiety, burnout, caregiving, consciousness, grief, illness, loss, meditation, mindfulness, self care, stress, and trauma. Your podcast host, Joey Donovan Guido, is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach who works with people to help them be in the present moment more, instead of being ruled by thoughts and emotions. This has an array of benefits, as it helps individuals approach whatever they’re dealing with in life from a place that’s less anxious and stressed — and more calm and connected with their deeper selves.

  1. 5D AGO

    The Organic Intelligence Approach to Healing Trauma, with Steve Hoskinson

    In this episode of GUTS, I talk with Steve Hoskinson, founder of Organic Intelligence. Steve is an internationally recognized teacher, author and innovator in Post-Trauma Growth (PTG). Topics Discussed Include: The Polyvagal TheoryTrauma as physiological states, not just eventsThe importance of external awareness and sensesThe role of negativity bias and how to overcome itThe integration of mind, body, and consciousness in healingMindfulness and traumaThe churn: understanding stress and traumaThe duality of experience: mind and consciousnessBuilding a foundation of well-beingLearning to walk: the journey of healingThe wounded healerThe shift from trauma focus to well-beingThe importance of external orientationHealing through connection and co-regulationThe role of nature in healingIf you’d like to learn more about Steve, or the courses he offers — including the Organic Intelligence Coach Certification, you can visit his website at: organicintelligence.org/oi-coach-certification/ ---- ABOUT JOEY Joey is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach, having studied with Eckhart Tolle at The School of Awakening. He has also studied, and practices, Native American spirituality, Buddhism, and the teachings of Ram Dass. Joey has been practicing mindfulness and meditation for many years, and is a long-time student on the subjects of self-care, neuroplasticity, trauma, psychology, spirituality, goals, and relationships. LEARN MORE Learn more about Joey, his life coaching practice, or book a complimentary discovery call by visiting his website.

    49 min
  2. MAR 27

    Men’s Challenges & Opportunities: A Conversation with Scott Savage, Part 2

    In Part 2 of my conversaion with Scott Savage, we shift our focus from men's challenges to men's opportunities for growth, emotional balance, boundaries and self-care. Discover practical advice on clarifying your path, embracing vulnerability, and creating a more fulfilling life. Topics Discussed: Finding balance in lifeSetting boundariesSelf careEmotional awarenessThe importance of vulnerabilityBoundaries (both external and internal)The impact of childhood experiences on adult behaviorNavigating Career and Personal FulfillmentSelf-discovery and reflectionOvercoming self-limiting beliefsEmbracing change and new opportunities More About Scott Facilitated the Acumen Men’s Group for a decadeFacilitated groups for business owners and leaders for 20 yearsB.A Psychology, Southern Illinois University as well as many other credentials and certifications …You can learn more about Scott here: www.savagegroup.bizScott's Recommended Books Balls, by Ron Johnson and Deb Brock (mentioned on the podcast)Atlas of the heart, by Brenee Brown---- ABOUT JOEY Joey is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach, having studied with Eckhart Tolle at The School of Awakening. He has also studied, and practices, Native American spirituality, Buddhism, and the teachings of Ram Dass. Joey has been practicing mindfulness and meditation for many years, and is a long-time student on the subjects of self-care, neuroplasticity, trauma, psychology, spirituality, goals, and relationships. LEARN MORE Learn more about Joey, his life coaching practice, or book a complimentary discovery call by visiting his website.

    30 min
  3. MAR 16

    Men’s Challenges & Opportunities: A Conversation with Scott Savage, Part 1

    In this two-part series, I speak with Scott Savage — a long time friend and mentor — about the challenges men face, as well as the opportunities that are available to men, that they might not necessarily be aware of. In Part 1, we focus on men's challenges, including: The impact of isolation on menThe burden of traditional masculinityCo-regulation and emotional expressionCultural expectations and the lack of role modelsSelf-discovery and personal fulfillmentNavigating relationships and acceptance of changeBoundariesThe importance, and potential challenges, of emotional vulnerabilityNavigating career and personal fulfillment, the pressure of being expected to be the breadwinner — and not getting caught in the egoic trap of thinking your job is actually who you areThe importance of emotional awarenessMore About Scott Facilitated the Acumen Men’s Group for a decadeFacilitated groups for business owners and leaders for 20 yearsB.A Psychology, Southern Illinois University as well as many other credentials and certifications …You can learn more about Scott here: www.savagegroup.bizScott's Recommended Books Balls, by Ron Johnson and Deb Brock (mentioned on the podcast)Atlas of the heart, by Brenee Brown---- ABOUT JOEY Joey is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach, having studied with Eckhart Tolle at The School of Awakening. He has also studied, and practices, Native American spirituality, Buddhism, and the teachings of Ram Dass. Joey has been practicing mindfulness and meditation for many years, and is a long-time student on the subjects of self-care, neuroplasticity, trauma, psychology, spirituality, goals, and relationships. LEARN MORE Learn more about Joey, his life coaching practice, or book a complimentary discovery call by visiting his website.

    37 min
  4. JAN 11

    Physician Burnout Tips that Anyone Can Put into Practice, with Joe Sherman MD

    In this episode of GUTS, I talk with Joe Sherman, MD. Joe is a board-certified pediatrician who has had a successful career, but despite his professional success he experienced episodes of profound burnout which necessitated his leaving medicine temporarily to reflect on why he became a physician in the first place. He also wrestled with his identity, striving to understand his true self AND be a doctor, instead of his identity being dominated by his professional life. Joe touches upon all of this and more in our chat, including: His experience with burnout and traumaWhat brought him to the breaking point where he realized something had to changeTips for doctors who are experiencing burnout — that non-MDs could also employ to lessen burnoutJoe's desire to lead a life that is true to himselfThe conditioned thinking that exists in the medical world that normalizes the "suck it up" philosophyNeeding help is not a sign of weaknessIf you’re interested in learning more about what Joe does, or would like to book a coaching session with him, you can visit his website at: www.joeshermanmd.com ---- ABOUT JOEY Joey is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach, having studied with Eckhart Tolle at The School of Awakening. He has also studied, and practices, Native American spirituality, Buddhism, and the teachings of Ram Dass. Joey has been practicing mindfulness and meditation for many years, and is a long-time student on the subjects of self-care, neuroplasticity, trauma, psychology, spirituality, goals, and relationships. LEARN MORE Learn more about Joey, his life coaching practice, or book a complimentary discovery call by visiting his website.

    42 min
  5. 01/17/2023

    Consciousness, Parenting & Running Your Own Business, with Kyle Wege, of Crimson Sun Studios (S2, ep.4)

    In this episode of GUTS, I’m talking with Kyle Wege, owner of Crimson Sun Studios, which is a company that specializes in photography, motion and time lapse. That said, what Kyle does for a living is only a small part of what we’ll be talking about today … Here’s a breakdown of the topics we’ll be discussing: What prompted Kyle to start his business, and how he did itHow having kids changed how he runs his businessStriking a balance between being a dad, husband & business ownerThe most challenging part of being a parent who runs a businessConsciousness and being in the present momentTools and practices to help us be in the moment, even when we’re experiencing strong emotions of thoughts The biggest challenge Kyle has faced, and how he handled itKYLE’S BIO Kyle Wege is a commercial photographer, musician, husband, and father. He owns and operates Crimson Sun Studios, providing commercial photography with specialties in architecture, drone, time-lapse, and portraits. Kyle plays bass guitar and actively writes and performs music with Madison-based groups Dub Foundation and Red Rose. Outside of work and creative pursuits, Kyle enjoys time with his family camping and hiking, and works to fit in the occasional game of basketball with friends at local courts. WHERE YOU CAN FIND KYLE ONLINE IG - @kyle_wege (https://www.instagram.com/kyle_wege/)LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylewege/Website - https://www.crimsonsunstudios.com/The Good, The Bad, & The Dubby (movie) - https://www.goodbaddubby.com/Thanks for joining us today, and be well. ---- ABOUT JOEY Joey is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach, having studied with Eckhart Tolle at The School of Awakening. He has also studied, and practices, Native American spirituality, Buddhism, and the teachings of Ram Dass. Joey has been practicing mindfulness and meditation for many years, and is a long-time student on the subjects of self-care, neuroplasticity, trauma, psychology, spirituality, goals, and relationships. LEARN MORE Learn more about Joey, his life coaching practice, or book a complimentary discovery call by visiting his website.

    1h 8m

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Getting Under The Surface is a podcast that helps listeners improve their mental, physical and emotional health by digging into the connections between mindfulness, meditation, self-care and relationships — including the relationship we have with ourselves. Topics covered include: anxiety, burnout, caregiving, consciousness, grief, illness, loss, meditation, mindfulness, self care, stress, and trauma. Your podcast host, Joey Donovan Guido, is a certified Teacher of Presence Life Coach who works with people to help them be in the present moment more, instead of being ruled by thoughts and emotions. This has an array of benefits, as it helps individuals approach whatever they’re dealing with in life from a place that’s less anxious and stressed — and more calm and connected with their deeper selves.