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Mental Matters Hosted By Asekho Toto

Asekho Toto
Mental Health
Trauma
Nutrition
Grief
Meditation
Postpartum Depression
Education
Autism
Entrepreneurship
Work-Life Balance
Alzheimer's Disease
Narcissistic Abuse
Holistic Healing
Addiction
Motherhood
Writing
Self-Love
Sugar Addiction
Bipolar Disorder
Psychology

The World is changing. This Podcast will help you to thrive. Self improvement and spirituality wisdom from global global thought leaders. Want to be a guest on Mental Matters Hosted By Asekho Toto? Send Asekho Toto a message on PodMatch, here: www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1604880114184x746605277921114400

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Latest Episodes

Scottie Schneider is a West Point graduate, former U.S. Army officer, and founder of Ocóyái, an indigenous-guided healing community deep in the Colombian jungle.

Most people wait for purpose to arrive — a sign, a moment, a calling that makes everyth... more

Pamela Michaux is an author, survivor, and advocate for breaking generational trauma, whose story spans exile at age seven, years of physical and emotional abuse, and the courage to take her own guardians to court at twelve.

Most people believe heal... more

Adam Tomlin is the host of the ACT OUT podcast, where he has spent years hosting honest, unfiltered conversations about identity, authenticity, and what it really takes to live unapologetically as yourself — while quietly working through his own diag... more

Dr. Crystal Harell is a motivational speaker, life coach, and co-founder of Seven Sisters, a holistic health and beauty company built with her sisters.

Most people think success looks like a stable job, a degree, a title — check the boxes and happin... more

Nicole Poulton is a sobriety coach who survived childhood sexual abuse, years of addiction to prescription pills, cocaine, and alcohol, and a near-fatal overdose before rebuilding her life from the ground up.

Most people think addiction is about the... more

Jim Marshall is a polymathic intellectual, a Human Development Engineer with a Bachelor of Science cum laude from City University of New York, and the discoverer of Septemics — a body of natural phenomena he spent 25 years developing into the book Se... more

Nisha Srivastava is a movement and manual therapist, Pilates and yoga specialist, and holistic health coach who works with clients navigating chronic pain, anxiety, and depression.

Most people think healing is about finding the right exercise, the r... more

anice Goldmintz is a gerontologist, caregiver advocate, and founder of Talk About Aging, and author of Getting Older But Not Old.

Most families wait for a crisis before they start talking about aging. A fall, a diagnosis, an unopened stack of mail —... more

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Recent Guests

Crystal Harell
Entrepreneur and advocate for mental health; founder of Seven Sisters holistic health and beauty
Seven Sisters (Holistic Health & Beauty)
Episode: Dr. Crystal Harell - I Almost Died Chasing Corporate Success: Why Joy Is a Choice, Not a Reward
Nicole Poulton
Sobriety advocate and podcast guest
Episode: Nicole Poulton - Why Sobriety Was Never About the Drug
Jim Marshall
Author and developer of Septemics
Septemics / Septemics Institute
Episode: Jim Marshall - The 35 Hidden Scales That Predict Every Human Being's Behavior
Janice Goldmintz
Advocate for aging and founder of Talk About Aging
Talk About Aging
Episode: Janice Goldmintz - Your Parents Aren't Broken: Why "Successful Aging" Isn't About Staying Young
Malumír Logan
Guest on episode discussing work-life balance, systemic bias, and ethical leadership
Episode: Malumír Logan - Why Work-Life Balance Is a Myth and What You Actually Need Instead
Rachel Friedman
Yoga and somatics practitioner focused on mental wellbeing
Episode: Rachel Friedman - Your Body Has Been Trying to Heal You All Along: Yoga, Breath, and the Science of Mental Wellbeing
Paul Voss
Author of Autism Sucks, Finding Hope in the Chaos; father of a child with autism
Author, Speaker
Episode: Paul Voss - The Autism Diagnosis No One Prepares You For: One Father's Journey Through Fear, Faith, and Natural Healing
Alicia Farricielli
Author and trauma-informed coach focusing on inner child healing
Self-Improvement/Wellness
Episode: Alicia Farricielli— The Inner Child Running Your Life: How to Break the Wounds You Never Knew Were There
Dane Palarino
Health and fitness coach focusing on men over 35; author of transformation story
Independent fitness coach
Episode: Dane Palarino - Why Men Over 35 Can't Out-Train a Bad Diet (And What Actually Works)

Host

Asekho Toto
Host of Mental Matters

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 61 ratings
  • Excellent wisdom, great host!

    Asekho is a vibrant, inspired host!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leah Chrest
    United States5 months ago
  • Thoughtful interviewer

    Asekho is a great podcast host. I loved our conversation. It was such an honor to be a guest on his show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HighVibeHeather
    United Statesa year ago
  • Addiction/ Mental Health How to communicate

    Asekho is well read and informative on the subject of mental health and addiction.

    He has a solid grasp on what it is to create a healthy life style and community. Thanks for staying on mission!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thejoyousfamily.com
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great Message!

    Asekho was a fantastic host! I love the mission he has with his podcast. He asked excellent questions that brought about a great conversation. Had so much fun on this interview! Thank you, Aseko!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tara Wiskow
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you!

    The moment Asekho popped on the screen, I could feel his genuine energy. He is very kind and a great interviewer/host. I really appreciate the opportunity to share my story. <3

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MalHep
    United Statesa year ago
  • A conversation with a young person wise beyond their years

    I so enjoyed talking with Asekho who encourages, especially young men to learn to grieve well and us the arts of poetry and music to do it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sheila K Collins
    United States2 years ago
  • Tough Topic We Need to Know About

    Asekho takes on the difficult subject of mind and mind challenges we don’t like to think about let alone discuss. Yet we need to hear them for ourselves and our families. Like the subtle signs of an impending suicide.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Griefgal
    United States2 years ago
  • Great mission, amazing passion

    Asekho has such a love and passion for not only educating others but also himself on mental health. It was a pleasure to not only be invited onto the show but also to discuss very personal subjects that will definitely leave a lasting impact on his audience. The way the conversation flowed organically the entire process was seamless. Thanks Ashekho for doing what you do! The world needs more people willing to share their heart and story the way you do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    StephanieMichelleSLAY
    United States2 years ago
  • Such an interesting conversation!

    Asekho was a wonderful host and an inspiring podcaster. I appreciated his thoughtful questions and the deep level of conversation we had. Very enjoyable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndyPandy9999
    Canada2 years ago
  • An Inspiring and Thoughtful Experience on Mental Matters with Asekho Toto

    Being a guest on Mental Matters, hosted by Asekho Toto, was an exceptional experience that stood out for its depth and professionalism. Asekho's vulnerability and openness created an atmosphere of genuine connection, allowing for thoughtful and meaningful dialogue. His ability to ask insightful questions showed his deep understanding of mental health topics and his dedication to providing his audience with valuable perspectives.

    As an interviewer, Asekho skillfully balanced professionalism wit... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NeuroArts Therapy & Consulting
    United States2 years ago
  • Very thoughtful and inspiring!

    We had an interesting discussion about creativity and writing as an outlet to improve mental health. He's a fan of my fantasy series, "Magic, Mystery and the Multiverse" and I pulled back the curtain on how this fun YA fantasy series can improve mental health. We also discussed free speech and contrasted my experiences in North America with Asekho Toto's experiences as a student and poet in South Africa.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aurora-Winter
    United States2 years ago
  • Wellness is a journey!

    I’m honored to have been a guest on Mental Health Matters! Asekho is an inquisitive host who truly cares about health and wellness and the journey it can take!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fttr2013
    United States2 years ago
  • Great host!

    Asekho Toto is a gracious host who asks thought provoking questions. I enjoyed this interview very much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TeriHolland
    Canada2 years ago
  • Mental health advocacy

    It was a pleasure to be on Asekho’s show. His concern, care and support of his listeners’ good mental health was made clear through his thoughtful questions and stories. We covered a lot of ground regarding the power of transitions, positive mindset, identity, purpose and more as essentials to well-being- all important building blocks for fostering and maintaining strong mental health. Great conversation!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WGLeg
    United States2 years ago
  • Professional

    Very pleasant experience. Very professional as well. Good questions

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ken Kunken
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Guests consistently praise the host's warmth and professionalism.
Fans note high-quality guest variety and meaningful, actionable insights.
Feedback highlights the depth of conversations and the host's ability to balance vulnerability with structure.
The host asks thoughtful questions and keeps conversations engaging.
Listeners appreciate the practical takeaways and honest discussions on mental health.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Dr. Crystal Harell - I Almost Died Chasing Corporate Success: Why Joy Is a Choice, Not a Reward
Q: Can you walk us through that? What initially sparked within your mind?
She reflects on discovering motivation in adolescence, inspired by Les Brown, and realizing that true transformation requires dying to the old self and being reborn into a new approach to life and work.
Jim Marshall - The 35 Hidden Scales That Predict Every Human Being's Behavior
Q: What is the structure of Septemics and how many levels are there in each scale?
Each scale has seven levels, and the seven-level framework is applied both to individuals and groups to diagnose, predict, and guide development, with level one being the highest and seven the lowest. This structure is designed to provide a gradient-based path for progress.
#246 - Jeff Patterson - Why Athletes Like Michael Jordan Used Meditation to Win
Q: Can you explain the concept of yielding and how it translates to everyday challenges?
Yielding teaches you to respond rather than react, using physical, mental, and emotional yielding to stay centered, lead conversations, and navigate conflicts more effectively.
#246 - Jeff Patterson - Why Athletes Like Michael Jordan Used Meditation to Win
Q: What are the key factors for someone starting meditation who finds their mind restless or distracted?
Start with realistic expectations, recognize that distractions are normal, and use breath and posture as anchors to gently return to center, applying movement practices to reset attention.
#246 - Jeff Patterson - Why Athletes Like Michael Jordan Used Meditation to Win
Q: How do you see the interplay between martial arts and mental health, and what benefits have you observed in students?
The practice improves focus, emotional regulation, and resilience; it helps students handle stress, increase discipline, and apply mental clarity to performance and life.

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Recent guests on Mental Matters Hosted By Asekho Toto include:

1. Crystal Harell
2. Nicole Poulton
3. Jim Marshall
4. Janice Goldmintz
5. Malumír Logan
6. Rachel Friedman
7. Paul Voss
8. Alicia Farricielli

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