Pamela Michaux is the author of Mundele Diaries, a memoir about her childhood in Congo and Belgium. In this episode, she shares the challenges she faced, how she reclaimed her life, and the lessons she learned along the way.

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Instagram: @mundelediaries
Website: mundelediaries.com

Phyllis Leavitt is a psychotherapist and author of America in Therapy. In this episode, we explore how the United States can be understood as a wounded system shaped by history, trauma, and unmet needs for love, safety, and belonging. Phyllis explains how much of what we see in society is unprocessed pain being expressed at scale. We talk about healing through deep listening, creating safety, and restoring connection within ourselves and with one another.

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Website: phyllisleavitt.com
Books: America in Therapy · A Light in the Darkness · Into the Fire

Resources
Braver Angels (organization)

John Kammer is the founder of Guardian AIngels, an AI-powered grief journaling platform designed to help people process loss and maintain connection with loved ones after death. In this episode, we explore grief and how journaling, AI, and other tools can help people move through it.

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Website: guardianaingels.ai
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/johnkammer

Resources

Books:
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl

People:
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross
J. William Worden