Get Ahead of Our Next Conversation with Great Minds!

Next week’s bonus conversation is with one of our favorite writers and thinkers, about an unusual and unforgettable Family Secrets episode. Listeners are encouraged to revisit the past episode in advance!

Listen to David Kacyznski's episode, 'What's Wrong With Teddy?' here.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hey, Family Secrets. Family, I've got to tell you I
am so excited about this new bonus series in which
I talked to some of the great minds of our
time about past episodes of Family Secrets. A lot of
you listened to my conversation with doctor Ghalite Atlas last week,
in which we discussed the themes and ideas that came
up in the season three episode Bubby and Zada and

(00:24):
Grandma and Pa. Galit and I dove into some weighty
subjects generational trauma, the meaning of dissociation, can it ever
be healthy? Do we all dissociate sometimes? And the emotional
inheritance of long held family secrets. Lots of you also
went back and listened to that twenty twenty episode. So

(00:46):
I want to let you know about next week's Great
Minds conversation, which will be with the brilliant doctor Mark Epstein,
writer and psychiatrist, author of my favorite books about the
interface of Buddhism and psychotherapy. Mark and I will be
talking about another episode from season three called What's Wrong
with Teddy, in which I interviewed David Kazinski, brother of

(01:09):
the unibomber Ted Kazinski. We'll be talking about the legacy
of family, secrets, shame, mental illness, and ultimately about forgiveness, compassion,
and the power of love over that of violence. If
you want to check out What's Wrong with Teddy in
advance of next week's deep Dive, you'll find it by

(01:30):
going back to our third season wherever you get your podcasts.
And remember, we're hard at work on season nine, which
will drop in early November. Until then, we'll be offering
these great minds conversations every other week. I hope you
love them as much as I do.