Check out the latest podcast conversations below! (Click on the hyperlinked podcast name to listen to or watch the episode.)
"In this heartfelt discussion, Dr. Joshua, an industrial-organizational psychologist and performance artist, shares his journey from surviving Hodgkin's lymphoma to embracing his true self as a gay man raised in a Jehovah's Witness household. He discusses his memoir 'I'm Not Dead Yet,' his love for the art scene in Denver, and how performance art and positive psychology play a significant role in his life. Dr. Joshua also delves into the importance of community, resilience, and the interconnectedness of his artistic and professional pursuits."
"In this episode of Project Mindfully Outdoors, host Mike Martin sits down with Dr. Joshua Caraballo, an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist based in Denver, Colorado. Joshua’s career is a testament to the power of inspirational storytelling and applied science, particularly focusing on uplifting those who have faced historical marginalization. Throughout their conversation, Mike and Joshua explore the transformative effects of nature on human flourishing, highlighting how outdoor experiences can catalyze personal growth and resilience. Listeners can expect to hear about the intersection of psychology and the natural world, as well as Joshua's unique insights on fostering a deeper connection with both people and the environment. Additionally, Joshua's love for cats adds a delightful touch to the episode, reminding us of the simple joys that enhance our well-being. Tune in for an inspiring discussion that encourages you to embrace the outdoors and nurture your inner self!"
"In this episode of Getting Reflective, I had the honour of interviewing Dr. Josh Caraballo (he/him), an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist based in Denver, Colorado. Josh’s work and life journey are driven by a passion for storytelling and using his expertise in psychology to uplift those who have been historically marginalized and oppressed. His insight into the human experience, especially in navigating adversity, made for a deeply inspiring conversation."
"Discover how to turn life's challenges into opportunities for growth with Dr. Joshua Caraballo, Industrial-Organizational Psychologist and author. Learn powerful strategies for overcoming adversity, embracing your authentic self, and achieving personal flourishing, drawn from his inspiring journey through mental health struggles, addiction, and cancer survival."
"In today’s episode of Mindflip Moments, we’re joined by Joshua Caraballo as he shares the powerful, life-changing moment that reshaped his outlook on life. Joshua's mindflip moment began at 18 when he was diagnosed with stage-four Hodgkin's lymphoma. This life-changing event forced him to confront mortality and shifted his perspective on life. Initially, he struggled, feeling like a victim, and even used his illness as a crutch in certain situations. However, after the cancer returned, he realized he needed to let go of this mindset. Embracing his experience as a lesson, he learned to appreciate life more fully, transitioning from victimhood to gratitude. This shift has stayed with him, shaping the way he sees himself and the world around him."
"What if the darkest times of your life could become your greatest strengths? Dr. Joshua Caraballo, an I-O psychologist, joins us to share his extraordinary journey of resilience and transformation. Through his memoir, "I'm Not Dead . . . Yet: How I Turned My Misfortunes Into Strengths," Joshua offers an unfiltered look at overcoming mental health battles, addiction, and cancer while embracing his queer identity. His story serves as a beacon of hope, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community, as he reveals strategies for self-acceptance and the dismantling of harmful societal narratives."
"Is the term 'wokeness' really just a political weapon obscuring the real struggles of marginalized communities?" Join us as we face this provocative question head-on with Dr. Josh, a dedicated psychologist, who shares his invaluable expertise on LGBTQ+ mental health and societal dynamics. Drawing from personal stories and professional insights, we challenge stereotypes and misconceptions from all angles of the political spectrum, aiming to foster a deeper understanding and empathy for the LGBTQ+ community. Our conversation seeks to enlighten allies and promote meaningful engagement, ensuring that no voice is left unheard.
With a passion for storytelling rooted in a theater background, we navigate the intricate relationship between human behavior and societal trends. Amidst the noise of political debates surrounding "wokeness," we shift focus back to the systemic issues that truly impact queer and people of color communities. Dr. Josh and I dissect the implications of educational content bans, arguing for the importance of diverse perspectives and freedom of choice as quintessential American values. Together, we envision a future where legal recognition and societal acceptance of LGBTQ+ people are paramount, advocating for inclusive spaces beyond traditional settings to support the most marginalized individuals.
Our discussion moves beyond mere critique to a celebration of individuality and diversity. Through personal anecdotes, such as grappling with identity within a restrictive religious environment, we highlight the transformative power of embracing one’s own path. Whether it's addressing abuse stereotypes or challenging the narratives perpetuated by media and politics, our episode calls for self-critical thinking and genuine relationship-building to combat discrimination and violence. We invite you to engage with us in a respectful exchange of ideas, celebrating a world where diverse perspectives are not only accepted but cherished."
Meeting the Neighbors (In Two Parts):
"Can Christians Co-Exist with the LGBTQ? In this episode, I (a theologically conservative Christian) chat with my new friend, Dr. Joshua Caraballo, a member of the LGBTQ community with a fascinating and compelling story. I found Joshua to be incredibly kind and very well-spoken. I thought this was a fantastic conversation, and I know you will as well."
Commentaires