Episode 300: Being Human Together: Celebrating 300 Episodes and What God Can Do with a Little Faith
Being Human
It's pretty wild: Being Human has reached episode 300. Dr. Greg gathered his friends to celebrate, and the celebration quietly became an example of what this show has been saying all along — being human can't be done alone. Dr. Greg is joined by Dr. Bryan Violette and his wife Teresa, along with Dr. Gerard McNicholas, to look back on 300 episodes of the podcast. Then a simple question about Teresa's new hobby opens into something far more personal, and gives a first taste of what comes next: Being Human Together. Key Topics: * Why what you start in faith rarely turns out to be what you thought you were building * Why the thing you're most upset about is often standing in for a grief you haven't named yet * How a hobby you'd rather not talk about can be the most honest thing about you right now * Why the people closest to you can sometimes see your grief before you do * Why your favorite song can make you feel completely understood — and strangely alone when you share it * How art slips past the part of you that would rather explain a feeling than feel it Learn More: * Past episodes remembered in this conversation: * Where it all started: Ep. #1: The Beginning * Ep. #225: Humility, Time Travel and Philosophy with Peter Kreeft — Dr. Greg's favorite * Ep. #102: ADHD and Me, w/ Teresa Violette * Ep. #231: Music as Accompaniment: Matt Maher and a Mission to Heal through Song * Ep. #172: A Journey through Faith and Music with John Michael Talbot * Ep. #291: OCPD and Scrupulosity: How the Worship of Rules and Control Leads to the Loneliness of Certainty * Ep. #261: Narcissism and the Terror of Being Ordinary: Why Real Change Happens through Love not Willpower * The CatholicPsych Show — the live news show Dr. Greg and Dr. Bryan hosted * Dr. Greg on The Lila Rose Show * St. John Paul II's Letter to Artists * The Personalist Cure by Dr. Greg Bottaro * Missed the Summit of Integration? Catch the replays, including Christopher West's keynote on the Feast of St. John Paul II * Need help? Schedule a free CatholicPsych consultation * Want to help? Learn more about our Certification in Professional Accompaniment Follow Us on Socials: Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter (X) | LinkedIn