Healthy Perspectives w/ Jeremiah

Tip of the day: Get informed!!!

 

Today we take a look at two current events and infuse empathy. We look at the social and cultural issues around Karmelo Anthony after he murdered another athlete at a track meet. From hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to a reduction in bail. From racism to indictment. We also take a look at Zohran Mamdani running for mayor of New York and all the controversy surrounding his approach to ...

Tip of the day: If it looks like a tantrum, sounds like a tantrum, and is coming from a grown man, you're not looking at a leader.

Today we take a look at Senator Alex Padilla and the L.A. Riots. We explore the difference between civility and chaos. We explore the difference between protests and riots. We explore the difference between leadership and tyranny. We also address the relationship between chaos and rigidity. When we infu...

Tip of the day: Your identity is based mostly on your closest relationships. 

Today, we take a look at identity as it pertains to relationships that are willing to address difficult things. If you don't have anyone to talk politics with or you don't have a variety of perspectives in your conversations, you probably need to listen to this podcast. We bring out several different theories that you may want to take a closer look at and...

Tip of the day: Let a sleeping dog lie

We've all know those people who are great to look at but impossible to be around for long periods of time. Well, meet California. A real beauty with very little brain. We're seeing the cultural impacts of running a place with no moral structure and only convenient acknowledgment of laws. To top it all off, all they had to do was remain quiet and it wouldn't have drawn the attention of Trump an...

Tip of the day: Know who you were, are, and want to be.

Today we take a look at the second worst disorder in America behind victimhood/entitlement, which we talked about in a previous podcast and that inevitably leads to violence. One step from the oppressor/oppressed disorder is the "no identity" disorder. The danger is in the ability to be influenced and coerced when we don't know who we were, are, and want to be. We provide some...

Tip of the day: Carve a different path.

Today we take a look at the vultures who pounce on people who are naive about anything. We explain how the left and right in politics have the same mentality when they are in power and the same mentality when they're not. We also provide practical approaches to making this problem go away by carving a new path forward. You'll get real examples of mean people who are entitled and how they stri...

Tip of the day: You are rarely an actual victim

Today we take a look at one of the most challenging disorders that's not even in the DSM(Disagnostic and Statistics Manual). We look at the oppressor/oppressed lens. We talk about rumination and the dysfunction it can cause when combined with the victim mentality. It's a dangerous combination. We also talk a bit about what you can do to make sure you don't get stuck in this pattern. 

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Tip of the day: Open your eyes, ears, and other senses. 

Today we turn back to the You're the Problem format to explore the recent issues around Joe Biden and his cancer diagnosis. They are lying to you AGAIN! They want you to believe the people closest to Joe Biden are and have been "protecting" him. It's a lie. They have been exploiting him. We show you as we look at three episodes we did for you since June of 2023. That's right!...

Tip of the day: Higher education broke our trust.

No matter how you look at education, we are in new territory. As someone who values education immensely, Jeremiah explores a couple angles where higher education has taken the trust that we impart on them and abused it. 

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Tip of the day: If you can't, or won't, look at both sides of an issue, you're not a serious person. 

At Healthy Perspectives, we don't claim to be the judge and jury. We simply try to provide perspective to help people process current cultural issues through the lens of what we know to be real and true. Times change and reality changes but some truths carry on. We use those threads of psychology, sociology, culture and even theolo...

Tip of the day: Some things MUST be baked into the cake. 

Bonus tip of the day: You are not informed.

Today we take a look at why systemic causes are important to notice. We take a psychological vantage as well as sociological and cultural. In the process, we try to paint a picture of how uninformed people really are when it comes to what is being baked into our cake, cookies and bread(not literally). 

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Tip of the day: Pull your head out of your butt

Today we take a look at what happens when you use ordinary solutions in extraordinary situations. Using extraordinary solutions in ordinary situations also becomes dysfunctional. This was inspired by the current cultural issues around deportation, boundaries, and a teenager murdering another teenager in broad daylight.

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Tip of the day: You never actually knew what was coming anyway, so stop panicking. 

Diving into recent cultural events with a fresh lens! Today, we’re breaking down structuration theory & symbolic interactionism to see how they shed light on the uncertain future. We’ll apply these ideas to tariffs, markets, and deportations—unpacking their impact on society. Through a clinical perspective, we’re here to help you make sense of i...

What happens when we flip a narrative to, conveniently, fit what we want instead of what is real?

Tip of the day: Incongruence destroys trust(truth, authenticity, and transparency)

Today we take a look at how all the incongruence around Elon Musk and the recent violence toward Tesla is harming the very mission of those who are doing the acts of violence. Believability requires truth, authenticity, and transparency. None of which is...

Tip of the day: When things no longer serve their intended purpose, we must explore their usefulness. 

Today we ask some tough questions about the education department. We explore the intended purpose which was very easy to find (literacy, civic virtue and productive citizenship/workforce development). We explore the tax burden as well as what education has become in the United States. We also take a look at the role you have in ch...

Tip of the day: Empathy is the key and empathy isn't boundaryless

In this episode we turn back the clock. We spent a lot of time putting together episodes in the past that emphasize empathy and because of the recent Oval Office interaction between President Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, we thought it was time to bring it back for today. Hatred is still the wrong answer and if you can't see that, you're the problem. 

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Tip of the day: Ask more questions

Today we take a look at the lies built in to the medication process. From the insurance companies to the providers. We need to know how it all works. We also address the ethics of medicating anyone and what you can do to protect yourself from the medication delusion we live in. 

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Tip of the day: You are valuable unless you choose not to be

Today we take a look at the fear running through ordinary people because of government layoffs. We talk about whether you should be afraid or not. We also address what you can do if you don't like what is happening. We come at it from a clinical view of the cultural issue so you'll get empathy and some tough love parts. The clinical view doesn't push you to change others ...