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John Cuturilo

John Cuturilo, the counsellor of Your Listener Counselling in Melbourne, Australia, is the host of the Your Listener podcast. Discussing psychological topics including mental health, critical thinking, and social matters, he presents unique insights. Rather than lecturing coercively on what to believe, filling his discussions with provocative language or quotes from famous people, or political rhetoric, John explains how our minds work and the impact of this on how we operate individually and socially. He often helps his audience to realise that what we assume are truths are often ideas resulting from errors in thinking — to which all of us may fall subject. Through this, John encourages critical thinking, accepting responsibility for our flaws, the separation of criticising ideas from judging people, exercising our minds, and finding ways to live in harmony with and learn from each other rather than avoiding those who think differently. He also believes in helping his audience to develop more detailed, complex knowledge, rather than overly simplifying concepts to the extent that they become empty slogans. He maintains that while the quest for truth may never be completed, we should still strive to learn of it as only by doing this will we be the most independent and astute possible thinkers. If you have an idea for an episode, or would like to appear as a guest or collaborate, contact John to introduce yourself! John welcomes people of a broad range of backgrounds for discussion. John especially values the opportunity to discuss perspectives which differ from his. Learn more about John and contact him via his website: www.yourlistener.com.au John gladly provides his content free of charge on an ethical basis. If you enjoy his content, please consider making a donation of whatever you can afford to show your appreciation: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3LY8DB82U3EMS Please remember that all content on this platform consists only of the opinions of John and his guests. It is not professional advice and should not be taken as such.

  1. Sep 12

    How we apply mathematics and its logic with Veronika Skye

    I provide my content free of charge. If you enjoy it and want to show your appreciation, please consider making a small donation — I appreciate it! Donate at the following link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3LY8DB82U3EMS I thank Knox Family Law for their partnership. Find them here: www.knoxfamilylaw.com.au In this episode, I have the pleasure of welcoming Veronika Skye. Veronika, a lifelong mathematician and educator, believes "being bad at maths" is a myth. Her "yes, you can" approach has empowered countless students of all ages and abilities — in Scotland, where she lives, and across Britain, Europe, and beyond. Through a fun and friendly approach, Veronika shows that maths is approachable and practical and opens doors for everyone. She empowers individuals to embrace maths for career choices, daily life, and intellectual growth, ultimately demonstrating that "yes, they also can." We discuss how mathematics manifests in the world, including how we can use mathematically-adjacent logic, and whether mathematics describes or explains ― or both. Find Veronika at: www.veronikaskyemaths.com Prefer to listen elsewhere? Find my podcast on your favourite platform here: https://linktr.ee/your.listener.coaching Contact me to discuss how I can help you as a counsellor. Phone: +61 402 333 950 Email: mail@johncuturilo.com.au Web: www.yourlistener.com.au Location: Melbourne, Australia Note: any third parties mentioned in this content, partners of Your Listener or otherwise, are independent and do not make any financial exchange with Your Listener. Your Listener is not responsible for the actions of third parties and does not make guarantees of them. No part of this content should be accepted as giving advice of any kind. For advice, please seek professional guidance. For crisis support, see here: https://tinyurl.com/assistanceserviceslist

    How we apply mathematics and its logic with Veronika Skye
  2. Aug 29

    Our souls' choices (and what it means to believe in God) with Gaëlle Weigel

    I provide my content free of charge. If you enjoy it and want to show your appreciation, please consider making a small donation — I appreciate it! Donate at the following link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3LY8DB82U3EMS I thank Clear Ground Counselling for their partnership. Find them here: www.cleargroundcounselling.com.au In this episode, I welcome my guest Gaëlle Weigel. Gaëlle's mission is to help as many people as possible unlearn shame, reclaim the magic within, and remember that they are — and have always been — perfect, just as they are. Through energy healing, coaching, and sacred writing, she creates pathways of healing that reconnect people with their body, their roots, and their truth. Just like the people she supports, she has experienced abuse. She has felt ashamed, worthless, and searched for love everywhere — even in the most desperate places. She knows what it is to feel wrong at your core, to flee your own body, to hate what makes you who you are, to belong nowhere fully. She is now guiding others through the same terrain she walked. Her work is both invitation and initiation, a pathway to reconnect with the immense power that has always been ours. She was born in Cameroon, grew up in France, and currently lives in the Netherlands. In this episode, we explore Gaëlle's perspective on how our souls make choices when they enter this life, and the philosophical bases of believing in a greater power. Find Gaëlle at: Web: https://gaelleweigel.com Instagram: @gaelleweigel Prefer to listen elsewhere? Find my podcast on your favourite platform here: https://linktr.ee/your.listener.coaching Contact me to discuss how I can help you as a counsellor. Phone: +61 402 333 950 Email: mail@johncuturilo.com.au Web: www.yourlistener.com.au Location: Melbourne, Australia Note: any third parties mentioned in this content, partners of Your Listener or otherwise, are independent and do not make any financial exchange with Your Listener. Your Listener is not responsible for the actions of third parties and does not make guarantees of them. No part of this content should be accepted as giving advice of any kind. For advice, please seek professional guidance. For crisis support, see here: https://tinyurl.com/assistanceserviceslist

    Our souls' choices (and what it means to believe in God) with Gaëlle Weigel
  3. Aug 22

    Intimacy and sex in senior years with Suzanne Noble

    I provide my content free of charge. If you enjoy it and want to show your appreciation, please consider making a small donation — I appreciate it! Donate at the following link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3LY8DB82U3EMS I thank Art Of Caring for their partnership. Find them here: www.artofcaring.com.au In this episode, I welcome my guest Suzanne Noble. Suzanne is a sex educator and erotic memoirist. Her work fosters candid conversations about sexuality, relationships, and dating after the age of 50 years. We discuss how intimacy and sex manifest in people's senior years and dispel some misconceptions about it. Find Suzanne's work here: https://sexadviceforseniors.com https://facebook.com/sexadviceforseniors https://youtube.com/@sexadviceforseniors https://instagram.com/sexadviceforseniors https://tiktok.com/@sexadviceforseniors Prefer to listen elsewhere? Find my podcast on your favourite platform here: https://linktr.ee/your.listener.coaching Contact me to discuss how I can help you as a counsellor. Phone: +61 402 333 950 Email: mail@johncuturilo.com.au Web: www.yourlistener.com.au Location: Melbourne, Australia Note: any third parties mentioned in this content, partners of Your Listener or otherwise, are independent and do not make any financial exchange with Your Listener. Your Listener is not responsible for the actions of third parties and does not make guarantees of them. No part of this content should be accepted as giving advice of any kind. For advice, please seek professional guidance. For crisis support, see here: https://tinyurl.com/assistanceserviceslist

    Intimacy and sex in senior years with Suzanne Noble
  4. Aug 1

    What motivates youth? With Al Barnett

    I provide my content free of charge. If you enjoy it and want to show your appreciation, please consider making a small donation — I appreciate it! Donate at the following link: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3LY8DB82U3EMS I thank MJC Partners for their partnership. Find them here: www.mjcpartners.com.au In this episode, I had the pleasure of welcoming Alistair Barnett. Alistair Barnett is an educator, keynote speaker, mentor, and the host of the Legendary Lectures podcast. With over 15 years in education, he is passionate about personal growth, meaningful conversations, and helping people to unlock their potential. Through his podcast and speaking, Alistair shares inspiring stories and practical insights that encourage others to live with purpose. Find Al's work here: https://linktr.ee/albarnett Prefer to listen elsewhere? Find my podcast on your favourite platform here: https://linktr.ee/your.listener.coaching Contact me to discuss how I can help you as a counsellor. Phone: +61 402 333 950 Email: your.listener.coaching@gmail.com Web: yourlistener.com.au Location: Melbourne, Australia Note: any third parties mentioned in this content, partners of Your Listener or otherwise, are independent and do not make any financial exchange with Your Listener. Your Listener is not responsible for the actions of third parties and does not make guarantees of them. No part of this content should be accepted as giving advice of any kind. For advice, please seek professional guidance. For crisis support, see here: https://tinyurl.com/assistanceserviceslist

    What motivates youth? With Al Barnett

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John Cuturilo, the counsellor of Your Listener Counselling in Melbourne, Australia, is the host of the Your Listener podcast. Discussing psychological topics including mental health, critical thinking, and social matters, he presents unique insights. Rather than lecturing coercively on what to believe, filling his discussions with provocative language or quotes from famous people, or political rhetoric, John explains how our minds work and the impact of this on how we operate individually and socially. He often helps his audience to realise that what we assume are truths are often ideas resulting from errors in thinking — to which all of us may fall subject. Through this, John encourages critical thinking, accepting responsibility for our flaws, the separation of criticising ideas from judging people, exercising our minds, and finding ways to live in harmony with and learn from each other rather than avoiding those who think differently. He also believes in helping his audience to develop more detailed, complex knowledge, rather than overly simplifying concepts to the extent that they become empty slogans. He maintains that while the quest for truth may never be completed, we should still strive to learn of it as only by doing this will we be the most independent and astute possible thinkers. If you have an idea for an episode, or would like to appear as a guest or collaborate, contact John to introduce yourself! John welcomes people of a broad range of backgrounds for discussion. John especially values the opportunity to discuss perspectives which differ from his. Learn more about John and contact him via his website: www.yourlistener.com.au John gladly provides his content free of charge on an ethical basis. If you enjoy his content, please consider making a donation of whatever you can afford to show your appreciation: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3LY8DB82U3EMS Please remember that all content on this platform consists only of the opinions of John and his guests. It is not professional advice and should not be taken as such.