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Topics on the show range from writing to publishing to life and the individual. I welcome politics, spirituality, creativity, healing, public policy, economics, environmental, and astronomical, anything in the realm of learning, humanity, and its expansion. Anything that touches the human condition.

  1. MAR 26

    Cybersecurity with Expert Lori Crooks

    Send us Fan Mail Do you ever feel like the internet is the Wild West and that no one is looking out for you? I mean how many times a day do you have to protect your identity or back accounts or be cautious of some phishing email that looks like it's from a friend?  Ever wonder how all the phishing and spam and hackers get in? Today I speak with my dear friend and cybersecurity expert Lori Crooks about topics ranging from data breaches to election interference to how to protect your business. Lori is the founder and CEO of Cadra, a trusted cybersecurity & compliance company. If you run a business, they can help you protect your customers information while protecting your business from costly breaches. Support the show

    32 min

  2. MAR 2

    Midlife Crisis is the Collapse of Old Beliefs and Behaviors

    Send us Fan Mail I've been going through a lot these days. The old beliefs are crashing down.  As babies we're 100% vulnerable and without boundaries. We learn through interacting with our caregivers. We respond to input and reactions. We then form a sense of self based upon this. Beliefs and emotional scaffolding begin to from. Almost on autopilot we live and trust this model into our 20's, 30's, 40's, and we simply accept this as gospel. The filters and lens we see life through becomes our identity. That is until we start introspecting and looking back and asking why we act in a certain way or why shame wells up with triggers. Well, it's the scaffolding. The lens. Emotional beliefs hold up this framework. But that scaffolding and belief system is that of the child's and is based upon core emotions, coping mechanisms, survival. It is not capable of upholding an adults life with jobs, relationships, and responsibilities.  As more pressure is put upon it, It starts to rust and eventually comes crashing down. And with it jobs, relationships, lives.  But the who you've been waiting for might just be on the other side of this and you will no longer be trapped by this outdated identity and belief system, the paradigm of roles you've been living within.  Buying a Porsche just might be easier... I'm kidding of course. The only way to the other side is through... Take a listen.  Writing Coaching- If you're interested in writing I offer one-on-one coaching. Feel free to book a 15 minute call. Book a Call for Writing Coaching. Men's Work- for any men struggling and feeling alone. Men's work. Book a Call to discuss. My books can be found at douglasrobbinsauthor.com My newest book Pieces of our Past: Stories of our Future is about the parts of ourselves we leave behind, but is still there waiting for us. It's also about the dreams we hold onto.  Support the show

    6 min

  3. FEB 20

    Interview with Historical Fiction Author Larry Rather

    Send us Fan Mail As Long As Rivers Run is a tale of lore, wisdom, and wonder; a story of hardship and healing in a rugged wilderness full of challenges and rewards. Protagonist Tom Dunagan was thrown into the role of a surgeon during the Civil War under conditions that yielded more sadness than success. The weight of the war is a cloak he struggles to shed. After the war, he and his 13 year-old daughter, Brooke, cross the Continental Divide and stumble upon a Ute father and son in their own tragic situation. Tom’s heroic effort to save the Ute man’s life after an intense encounter with a grizzly bear gives passage for Tom and his daughter to enter the mystic world of an Ute family band. They learn that the circle of the seasons is driven by the circle of water that drives the circle of life—a profound truth in a harsh land where water is not merely a resource, but the single, sacred thread that binds existence. The novel reiterates a lesson in survival that rings true to this day: the preciousness of water must never be forgotten. Taking place in a time when great riches for our Native Americans was measured in the number and quality of their horse herd, a time of strike-it-rich dreams in a rock's golden vein. While the story touches on greed, jealousy and violence common of that time, we also find moments of kindness, understanding and love, all cradled in the wilderness of the Rocky Mountains. Pick it up here About the author, Larry Ray Rather: Larry Ray Rather is a rancher by day, and a weaver of words by night. A true 'Buddhist Cowboy,' Rather's deep connection to the land and the wisdom gleaned from a life spent outdoors resonate with his spiritual principles. Rather finds peace in the saddle and inspiration in the quiet contemplation of the mountains. His blend of Western heritage with the Eastern philosophies of Buddhism creates a unique perspective, one that emphasizes mindful observation, respect for all living things, and a deep appreciation for the present moment. A lifelong learner, Rather's curiosity extends beyond the written word. He is an avid student of history, archaeology, and the natural sciences, constantly seeking to understand the intricate web of life that surrounds us. Whether he's exploring the ancient ruins of the American West or simply observing the intricate dance of a hawk in the sky, Larry finds inspiration in every corner of the world. When he is not writing, he is often found with his horses and mules. Whether preparing for a day trip in the aspen-covered forests, or a weeks-long trip through rugged mountain terrain, you can expect him to return with documentation of arrowheads, wolf tracks, and things of that sort.  Support the show

    44 min

  4. 12/28/2025

    Immigration, Politics, and the Economy w/ Political Commentator Jose Nino

    Send us Fan Mail ICE has been rounding people up without due process. Immigrants, typically of Hispanic descent, both legal and illegal, have been accused of the most heinous crimes. And yet, research shows they are one of the groups with the lowest violent crimes. So what's really going on?  We're also told they don't pay their taxes. And yet, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policies states that illegal immigrants paid almost 100 billion dollars last year. Your beliefs might get challenged during this episode.  A quote from my book The Reluctant Human, "Truth exists. Lies need to be created." Today I speak with Political Commentator Jose Nino. Now let's dive in.  Support the show

    44 min

  5. 09/24/2025

    The Un-American President

    Send us Fan Mail Donald Trump calls himself a patriot — but his actions prove otherwise. From undermining elections and inciting January 6th, to cozying up to Putin, betraying Ukraine, and grifting the American people, Trump has shown us what we are not. This episode lays out his corruption, cruelty, and chaos — and contrasts it with what true American leadership should look like: truth, service, and defending democracy and ideals. Trump isn’t a patriot. He is the Un-American President. Support the show

    16 min

  6. 08/20/2025

    Healing and Cleansing your Life with Ayurvedic Practitioner Jonathan Glass

    Send us Fan Mail Let's get back to basics today with what we eat, think, our energy and stress. What we allow and what we welcome into our lives affects our lives. Feeling out of balance? It's easy to in this crazy world.  Today I speak with Jonathan Glass who is the founder and author of the Total Life Cleanse. He is a Naturopathic Doctor, Master Acupuncturist, Ayurvedic Practitioner, energy healer, herbalist and Natural Health Educator. Jonathan served on the faculty of the New England School of Acupuncture and the Dharma Institute of Yoga and Ayurveda. He has facilitated thousands through his JivAtma Energy Healing and Total Life Cleanse programs. Jonathan has been in private practice since 1987 when he co-founded the Healing Essence Center with  Katherine Glass, in Concord, Massachusetts.   Support the show

    47 min

  7. 07/22/2025

    Wildlife Corridors: Saving Animals from Dying on America's Roadways

    Send us Fan Mail Over 1 MILLION animals die on US roads every single day. But what if we could change that?  In this episode, Doug sits down with Amy Amrhein from the Southern Oregon Wildlife Crossing Coalition and Colin Reynolds from Defenders of Wildlife to talk about wildlife crossings and how they’re saving animals and humans alike. From heartbreaking stats to inspiring solutions, this conversation shows what’s possible when people step up. Support Southern Oregon Wildlife Crossing Coalition: myowf.org/SOWCC Learn more about Defenders of Wildlife: defenders.org Timestamps 00:00 - Over 1 million animals die daily 01:14 - Why Doug cares deeply about roadkill 03:00 - History of animal road deaths and lack of responsibility 04:26 - The human toll: injuries and damages 06:03 - How development fragments habitats 08:18 - Why animals struggle to cross roads safely 10:46 - Documented animal behaviors at highways 14:41 - Wildlife crossings: how they work 17:33 - The first overpass in Oregon 22:24 - Securing $33M federal funding for crossings 25:22 - Wildlife crossings around the world 28:14 - Call to action: reauthorize Wildlife Crossings Program 31:33 - Why insurance & trucking industries should care 41:30 - Can carmakers help prevent collisions? 48:45 - How YOU can help locally 57:00 - Where to donate and get involved Tags: wildlife crossings, animal overpass, roadkill solutions, The Douglas Robbins Show, Defenders of Wildlife, Oregon wildlife crossing, Amy Amrhein, Colin Reynolds, environmental conservation, biodiversity, animal migration, habitat loss, wildlife road safety, Support the show

    59 min

  8. 06/04/2025

    #128- Plastics and Micro-Plastics- The Shocking Truth and What You Can Do w/Author Anne-Marie Bonneau

    Send us Fan Mail Plastics. Plastics. Plastics.  They are everywhere. We ingest them daily in our drinks and food.  In this conversation Anne-Marie Bonneau and I discuss the pervasive issue of plastic pollution, its impact on the environment, and the importance of consumer awareness and legislative changes. We explore the challenges of recycling, the need for sustainable packaging, and the role of education in fostering a more responsible society.  There is necessity for both individual and corporate responsibility in addressing plastic waste and the potential for innovation in sustainable practices. We discuss the role of corporations in perpetuating plastic use and the greenwashing tactics employed to shift blame onto consumers.  Anne-Marie shares her personal journey of reducing plastic in her life, emphasizing the benefits of whole foods and sustainable practices. The discussion also covers practical tips for minimizing plastic waste, the importance of natural alternatives, and the systemic issues surrounding plastic production. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the need for collective action and awareness in addressing environmental challenges. Find her at the Zero-Waste Chef Support the show

    42 min
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Topics on the show range from writing to publishing to life and the individual. I welcome politics, spirituality, creativity, healing, public policy, economics, environmental, and astronomical, anything in the realm of learning, humanity, and its expansion. Anything that touches the human condition.

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  • Creator
    Douglas
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    137
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    Clean
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    © 2026 The Douglas Robbins Show
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