In this episode, we will talk to Boise State professor of psychology, Dr. Gerald Bell, about his life experiences and his long career in teaching. He will share what caring in the classroom looks like and give advice from his time in the field of psychology.

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Kelly Rossetto, a professor of interpersonal communication at Boise State University. She will discuss her work in interpersonal communication, specifically on belonging and resilience, and how these ideas relate to mental health.

In this episode, we will talk to Boise State sophomore, Diego Prado, about his mental health journey as a Christian, and how the organization Ratio Christi has impacted his life. We will also discuss apologetics, and how Christianity and our culture interact.

In this episode, we will talk to Roberto Partida, who moved from Mexico to the United States. He will discuss his mental health journey coming to America and working hard to achieve his dreams.

In this episode, we talk to Lexington Grimsby, a man with experience in psychology who will tell us about his mental health journey. He will describe his journey as a wrestler from a very young age, his struggles with addiction, and how he has grown as a person over time.

In this episode, we will explore the vastly complex topic of romantic relationships by talking to a panel of women from Boise State University named, Ryan Shearer, Nina Greenblatt, and Georgia Feeler. They will share their experiences with romantic relationships, and how they feel about these relationships in our culture.

In this episode, we will discuss mental health in the LGBTQ+ community by talking to Boise State sophomore, and psychology major, Avery Provencio. She will share her mental health journey and experiences in the lesbian community.

In this episode, we will explore trauma and anxiety, by talking to Boise State senior, and social work major, Sophia Renee. She will discuss her experiences with trauma and anxiety, and how she has dealt with these struggles in her life.