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Something For Everybody

Aaron Machbitz
Mental Health
Self-Improvement
Confidence
Depression
Personal Development
Meditation
Israel
You Are Loved
Judaism
Relationships
Personal Growth
Patreon
Mindfulness
Bipolar Disorder
Social Media
Masculinity
Discipline
Identity
ADHD
Fitness

Aaron Machbitz is a former D1 baseball player & professional wrestler turned mental fitness aficionado. After losing his big sister Rachel to suicide in 2018, Aaron went on a lifesaving journey to learn everything about mental health, well-being and realizing our true potential. Something For Everybody is the byproduct of pain and curiosity. The goal of this show is to make those who listen feel m... more

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Emily Roberts
Psychotherapist and author of Express Yourself: A Teen Girls Guide to Speaking Up and Being Who You Are.
The Guidance Girl
Episode: Expert Psychotherapist: The Dark Side of Child Stardom Exposed - Emily Roberts - #534
Aaron Johnson
Founder of The Chronically Untouched Project (CUT) and advocate for touch-based healing
The Chronically Untouched Project
Episode: Why Modern Masculinity Is Completely Broken (And How to Fix It) - Aaron Johnson - #531
John Trautwein
Former athlete, founder of the Will Trautwein Memorial Foundation
Will to Live Foundation
Episode: How To Spot the Hidden Signs Before It's Too Late - John Trautwein - #529
Diana Hill
Clinical psychologist and ACT practitioner known for focusing on values-driven living and psychological flexibility
DrDianaHill.com
Episode: Expert Psychologist: The Hidden Trap Holding You Back - Dr. Diana Hill - #527
Kate Schneider
Founder/Coach at Pure Sports Mindset
Pure Sports Mindset
Episode: How To Rewire Your Brain for Unbreakable Mental Toughness - Kate Schneider - #525
Jon Paul Crimi
Breathwork practitioner and founder
Breathe with JP
Episode: How To Heal Your Past & Master Your Mind (It Only Takes 10 Minutes) - Jon Paul Crimi - #522
Aaron Machbitz
Mental fitness advocate and former athlete/wrestler
You Are Loved nonprofit
Episode: Snippet 050: The Struggle of Young Black Men
Mikale Olson
Policy and culture commentator discussing conservatism and post-liberalism
Independent commentator based in Wisconsin
Episode: "Conspiracies Have Taken Over": Why Modern Politics Is Falling Apart - Mikale Olson - #521
Tim Thomas
Former Special Forces member, breathwork and sleep expert
Breathwork in Bed (breathwork program)
Episode: Special Forces Commando: How To Master Your Mind & Sleep - Tim Thomas - #520

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Aaron Machbitz
Host of Something For Everybody, mental fitness advocate, former athlete and wrestler

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 1.2k ratings
  • Zest for life!

    Aaron is a phenomenal host and his zest for life is easily seen in the effort he puts into this show. Can’t wait to listen to more episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J Kennington
    United States2 months ago
  • Has Medicine lost its mind?

    Thanks Aaron for a nice review of my own process for getting into mental healthcare and for your insights about the current mental healthcare problem.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Has Medicine lost its mind?
    United States9 months ago
  • Relational and authentic

    Aaron is inspiring as he draws out personal stories and those from his guests to both challenge and encourage the listener to expand their perspective and see the world with greater vision and perception.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Veritas Chad
    United Statesa year ago
  • Monster

    Louise Ashby Still is. Nasty nasty nasty…..She’s a deceitful lying two faced …this platform is not where she belongs . Sold herself in Los Angeles if you know what I mean. Low. Sells herself and her false stories it’s a disservice having on a podcast like this . She’s a Deceitful…

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Justice served to you
    United States2 years ago
  • Science of Gratitude

    Really enjoyed this episode. Great ideas for being more grateful in life and encouraging optimism.

    I have listened to several episodes and enjoyed them all.

    Grateful that I was told about this podcast and added it to my library.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pharmg1rl
    United States2 years ago

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Expert Psychotherapist: The Dark Side of Child Stardom Exposed - Emily Roberts - #534
Q: What is anxiety, and how can we potentially alleviate our own anxiety in our lives?
Roberts describes anxiety as persistent and disruptive when it interferes with daily life, and recommends understanding its function, regulating the body, planning ahead and attending to sleep, nutrition and other basics.
Expert Psychotherapist: The Dark Side of Child Stardom Exposed - Emily Roberts - #534
Q: What have you learned about Hayden Panettiere's story, and what can we learn from it moving forward about children and pressure?
Roberts says children may seek parental approval rather than freely choose performance, and calls for stronger mental health safeguards for child actors and their families.
How To Spot the Hidden Signs Before It's Too Late - John Trautwein - #529
Q: John, how are you actually doing today, in the moment?
I'm doing well, focused on today, grateful for the little things, and trying to keep a positive outlook while supporting my family and continuing the work of the foundation.
Why Modern Masculinity Is Completely Broken (And How to Fix It) - Aaron Johnson - #531
Q: What sparked your Chronically Untouched project and the focus on platonic touch?
A personal journey of discovering missing platonic touch after recognizing emotional suppression in male peers; one-on-one work with a young man revealed a widespread lack of thoughtful touch, leading to a broader program and TEDx talk that attracted funders.
Why Modern Masculinity Is Completely Broken (And How to Fix It) - Aaron Johnson - #531
Q: How do you define mental health in the context of the Black community?
Mental health is about being in one's body and present with Earth, people, and human connection; it includes the ability to hold one's emotions, re-evaluate identity, and move through grief with embodied practices.

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The show centers on personal growth, mental health, and practical strategies for high performance, often blending sports mindset with everyday life improvement. Episodes frequently tackle topics like envy, resilience, meaningful living, and authentic conversation, with a strong emphasis on actionable steps, habit-building, and purposeful living. A notable pattern is the host's willingness to share personal experiences and to promote his own community and nonprofit work, creating a cohesive message around mental fitness, accountability, and compassionate self-improvement. Listeners can expect a mix of solo reflections, guest conversations, and calls to action for deeper engagement through Patreon and related offerings. A distinctive angle is... more

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