Flip Your Lid is a deep dive into the complexity of psychology, neuroscience, and Christianity as it applies to the development of our internal and external systems. We will discuss all the things - racism, addiction, Polyvagal theory, toxic relationships/systems, implicit bias, attachment styles, and how to bring our unconscious beliefs into conscious connection. The right internal reset can have... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthScienceSocial SciencesHealth & Fitness |
After Kim heard Dr. Christine Cocchiola on the world-famous leading narcissistic expert Dr. Ramani's podcast, she had to talk to Dr. Cocchiola, and you'll understand once you listen to the podcast. more
In this "Flip Your Lid with Kim Honeycutt" episode, join us as Kim interviews Dr. Carol George, a pioneer and expert in attachment theory, as she unravels the depths of attachment patterns and the interplay of trauma. They explore each attachment pat... more
In this episode, Kim Honeycutt interviews Liz Cooledge Jenkins as they explore religious trauma within the church, stressing the need for inclusive leadership and challenging the dominance of an all-white male perspective in theological discussions. ... more
In this podcast, Kim Honeycutt reconnects with Ana Del Castillo, a Women’s Rightness Expert and Certified Empowerment Coach with over 20 years of experience galvanizing women to embrace authenticity in their lives. This episode delves into pivotal mo... more
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Kim exudes wisdom, humour, honesty and passion. more
I’ve been listening from the start and this is a one of the best podcasts out there. So many important topics and digging around in the deep. If you haven’t done any internal work, this might make you uncomfortable but that’s just when you know you need to listen to the next one.
I’m learning so much from Kim and her guests!
For anyone who’s had the pleasure to know Kim or attend ICUTalks, this podcast is exactly what you’d expect: Solid content, witty asides, and spot-on one-liners that hit you like a ton of bricks in the best way possible. For those new to hearing Kim speak, prepare for your mind to be blown as she has a way to get at the deepest parts of an issue in such a relatable way you can’t help but to gain understanding. Tie that with conversations with industry leading experts and you’ve got an hour well... more
Each podcast that Kim has brings challenge, perspective, and insight—regardless of topic!! I take away golden nuggets of life application after each listen. Highly recommend
Apple Podcasts | #87 | United States/Science/Social Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #240 | New Zealand/Science/Social Sciences |
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