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This episode of the Freedom From Anger podcast features hostJames talking about his endeavors with gardening and expressing gratitudetowards the podcast's growing listener base. He promotes his anger management
services and free assessments available on his website. Guest Eric Fisher, acounselor from Calgary with a background in martial arts, discusses the correlation between martial arts discipline and behavioral health. They explore American Kenpo, dealing with anger in relationships, the importance of listening rather than fixing in communication, and methods for addressing anger
including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing. The conversation also touches on cultural differences, personal growth, and managing one's immediate reactions and emotions. The episode winds down with a reminder about the subscription service for listeners to engage further.

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This episode of the Freedom Familiar Podcast features an in-depth interview with James Christensen, a retired Air Force veteran turned combat marriage therapist based in California. With 22 years of marriage and four children, Christensen shares his insights on handling high conflict relationships, the importance of body language in communication, and the complex interplay of emotions in marital dynamics. The discussion delves into the psychological aspects of anger, the impact of childhood experiences on adult relationships, and strategies for healthy communication between partners. Additionally, the podcast touches on the specific challenges faced by veterans and first responders in their personal relationships. The host James and Christensen also recommend several self-help books for improving marriage and understanding emotions better. The episode concludes with a focus on the importance of continuous personal growth and the role of therapy in maintaining and enriching marital relationships.

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In this episode of the Freedom for Mayor podcast, host James welcomes award-winning author and transformation coach, Farzan Mazinani, to discuss his approach to quantum healing and personal transformation. Farzan shares insights from his book, 'Joyful Fix: How to Break Free from Stagnation and Move Forward in Life,' emphasizing that healing doesn't have to be painful and how changing our perspective can significantly impact our lives. He introduces the concept of Joyful Fix Quantum Healing, a modality he created that focuses on elevating consciousness and viewing life challenges as opportunities for growth. Farzan talks about the importance of self-talk, acceptance, and taking responsibility for our happiness. He delves into the role of trapped emotions in our physical and mental health and outlines stages of consciousness from victim mentality to full responsibility. Additionally, Farzan offers practical tips for listeners to foster self-love, forgiveness, and alignment between the conscious and subconscious mind, ultimately leading to a joyful and impactful life.



00:00 Welcome to the Freedom for Mayor Podcast with Farzan Mazinani

00:56 Introducing Farzan Mazinani: A Journey into Joyful Quantum Healing

01:09 The Philosophy of Pain-Free Healing and Elevating Consciousness

06:28 Understanding Levels of Consciousness: From Victim to Empowerment

15:44 The Power of Forgiveness and Self-Compassion

25:59 Subconscious Influences and the Path to Alignment

34:49 Closing Thoughts and How to Connect with Farzan

In this episode of the Freedom From Anger podcast, host James interviews Bobby Aldridge, a fitness expert and founder of BAMmetrics, a mobility and fitness training methodology particularly beneficial for older adults in sports like golf, tennis, and hiking. Bobby discusses his evolution in the fitness industry, from gaining his initial certification to developing BAMmetrics as a way to help clients maintain mobility on their own. He emphasizes the importance of mobility in improving performance, reducing pain, and increasing energy levels through simple, incremental movements and exercises that can be integrated into daily routines. Bobby shares stories of transformative experiences with BAMmetrics, including improvements in clients' lives, reductions in pain, and enhancements in functional movement. The episode also covers the universal applicability of BAMmetrics, from total beginners to professional athletes, and offers listeners a chance to receive six mobility-enhancing exercises by emailing Bobby. James reflects on the potential benefits of these exercises to improve his own health and his friends' challenges with chronic pain.



00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

00:40 Understanding BAMmetrics and Its Origin

02:55 The Importance of Mobility in Daily Life

04:04 Incorporating Mobility Exercises into Daily Routine

08:17 Sharing Personal Experiences and Success Stories

10:40 The Impact of Proper Posture and Movement on Health

16:08 How BAMmetrics Can Help with Chronic Back Issues

17:00 A Success Story: Healing Back Pain

17:29 The Simplicity of the Exercise

17:57 The Importance of Consistency

18:01 Personal Experience: The Fiji Incident

19:12 Understanding Pain and Its Signals

19:26 The Dangers of Masking Pain

19:48 The Versatility of the Program

23:32 The Power of Breathing

26:08 The Importance of Mobility

26:18 The Vision for a Healthier Healthcare Industry

27:02 The Power of the Mat

28:34 The Importance of Proper Movement

30:21 Closing Remarks and Contact Information

33:07 Post-Interview Reflections

In this episode of the 'Freedom from Anger' podcast, James catches up with listeners after a stint of self-care and dealing with illness. He interviews Sean Robinson, a construction worker, firefighter, and author from Kingston, Canada. Sean shares his journey of overcoming habitual drinking, which he documents in his book - 'Going Dry: My Path to Overcoming Habitual Drinking'. Sean discusses his early exposure to alcohol, the effects of the pandemic on his habits, and his path to sobriety which began with a 'dry January'. In his book, Sean conveys his experiences and provides readers with tools for self-improvement. He also discusses the stigma of seeking help, particularly in masculine professions, and emphasizes the use of resources like therapy, self-help books, and podcasts. They both agree about the importance of vulnerable conversations and mutual growth.

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00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back

01:18 Introducing the Guest: Sean Robinson

01:56 Sean's Journey: From Construction Worker to Author

02:21 The Impact of Alcohol and the Decision to Change

04:05 The Power of Journaling and Vulnerability

05:26 The Process of Change and Overcoming Habitual Drinking

07:05 The Struggle with Seeking Professional Help

15:55 The Decision to Write and Publish a Book

20:09 The Importance of Seeking Help and Continuous Learning

26:30 Conclusion and Final Thoughts