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Just the WHO of us

Reah H
Mental Health
Grief
Family Dynamics
ADHD
Boundaries
Trauma
Family
Electrosensitivity
Parenting
Christmas
Grandmother
Women Of the Always
Holiday Season
Political Polarization
Emotional Intelligence
Burnout
Religion
Therapy
Traumatic Brain Injury
LGBTQ+

Reah, along with various guests; talks health, wellness, life experience, and more! Her social media links include Facebook-www.facebook.com/falolity, Instagram #justthewhopodcast, Reah Hagues on LinkedIn, and her website at www.Falolity.net.You can also watch her on YouTube (as well as catch special reels and short videos not seen here) at www/YouTube.com/@reahhagues.

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Latest Episodes

This week, we meet Graham Hawley. Graham became interested in health and wellness after witnessing his brother and father suffer from type 2 diabetes, which led to severe debilitation. This personal experience motivated him to research health, follow... more

In today's episode, Reah shares an update about an "I See You" letter she had written and delivered to her son. Reah describes the emotional response she received, noting that her son was initially silent but later expressed gratitude and appreciatio... more

The Significance of Aging and Life Transitions

This week, we welcome Dr. Edward Tick to explore the personal and psychological significance of turning 40 and 75, referencing Carl Jung's view that 40 is a pivotal age marking a shift from focusing on ... more

Parenting, Family Dynamics, and Community

The discussion covered various aspects of parenting, family relationships, and the changing nature of community. Both speakers reflected on their experiences as mothers and grandmothers, the impact of trauma... more

This week, we welcome Gabor who shares his Hungarian background and moving to the UK at a young age due to his father's job transfer. He grew up in the UK, attended school and university there, and later moved to Canada for five years before settling... more

WARNING: BRIEF REFERENCE PF OPINION RELATED TO PERSONAL EXPERIENCE ON THE TOPIC OF ABORTION TOWARD THE END OF THE EPISODE (THIS OCCURS DURING MINUTES 30-34 IF YOU PREFER TO SKIP THIS PORTION).

What happens when we stop treating AI as an authority an... more

In honor of men's health month, we are joined this week by Matthew Melvin.

Lack of Inclusivity in Men's Groups

This week's discussion highlights the lack of inclusivity in most men's groups, with Matt Melvin sharing that he has participated in 15 s... more

This week, we introduce Shannon Donohoe-Simpson: an amazing survivor who has spent her life learning how to overcome obstacles, persist through struggles, and empower others through her own strength and triumphs.

Overcoming Adversity and Personal Gr... more

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Recent Guests

Edward Tick
Author, psychotherapist, international pilgrimage guide
Edward Tick, Private Practice / Author
Episode: Dr. Edward Tick
Ingrid Kincaid
Author and retreat leader focusing on women's wellness
Ingrid Kincaid (website ingridkincaid.com)
Episode: Mom Brain Crossover (Mom Un-Grouping)
Gabor Kadis
Creator/lead on Friending app
Friending
Episode: Friending with Gabor
Matthew Melvin
Author of Bully Behind Bars; Gay Christian; advocates for inclusive men's groups
Bullying Behind Bars / Bully Behind Bars (book)
Episode: Men's Group- with Matthew Melvin
Shannon Donohoe-Simpson
Speaker focused on cancer survivor, author, and TEDx speaker
Self-employed / speaker
Episode: Power in Obstacles (with Shannon Donohoe-Simpson)
Dr. Eleanor Haspel-Portner
Psychologist and Jungian analyst
Episode: Dr. Eleanor Haspel-Portner
Dr. Danielle Griffin
Physician and wellness educator discussing somatic therapy and hypnotherapy
Episode: Dr. Danielle Griffin
Dr. Fred Moss
Psychiatrist, public speaker, coach, and author
Episode: Dr. Fred Moss
Dr. Feinberg
Dentist with a focus on crown and bridge, oral-systemic health advocate
Undisclosed dental practice
Episode: Healthy Mouth, Healthy Heart (with Dr. Feinberg)

Host

Reah Hagues
Host of Just the WHO of us

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 5 ratings
  • Excellent!

    This podcast is so funny! Lol The would you rather episode was hilarious. So real and honest. Excellent hosts with great chemistry. The episodes are not too long and great content! Looking forward to more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    riddikuluspatronus1
    United States4 years ago
  • Great

    Funny and interesting show 😜

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    someonecallaplumper
    United States4 years ago

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The show is appreciated for its compassionate, trauma-informed approach and clear takeaways.
Episodes are described as honest, practical, and accessible to a broad audience.
Chemistry between hosts and guests is consistently strong and engaging.
Professionals and guests are praised for candid, insightful conversations.

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Introducing Alice Bazdikian
Q: So why don't you tell us kind of a little bit about who you are?
The guest describes a diverse upbringing, resilient by necessity, exploring personal and spiritual awakening, and the decision to pursue a path of self-sovereignty rather than traditional corporate success.
Friending with Gabor
Q: How does Friending handle safety differently from dating apps?
The host asks about safety; Kadis emphasizes rigorous verification and the goal of getting people to meet offline in public spaces, reducing the risk of fake profiles and ghosting seen on dating apps.
Domestic Violence with Taylor
Q: Tell me a little about your view on this topic and how it relates to you personally.
Taylor discusses how her own experiences with abuse and advocacy shaped a commitment to making systems more inclusive and better aligned with LGBTQ+ needs, emphasizing that recognizing diverse relationship structures is essential for effective support.
Loss, with Adrienne Bender
Q: What advice can you give to my audience in relation to handling and managing grief through the holidays specifically?
She emphasizes that holidays can be overwhelming and that it's important to honor loved ones while allowing oneself to do things differently, setting boundaries, engaging supportive friends, and recognizing that it is okay to skip or adapt traditions to protect one's emotional wellbeing.
Introducing Linda Lysakowski
Q: Today with us, we have Linda Lysakowski. Is that right?
Yes, Linda confirms her identity and discusses her background as an author with extensive nonprofit and spiritual writing experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Just the WHO of us

What is Just the WHO of us about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on health, mental well-being, personal growth, and practical life strategies, often through candid conversations with guests who bring lived experiences in wellness, psychology, trauma recovery, parenting, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Episodes frequently explore resilience, boundaries, self-care, and inclusive communities, with a mix of actionable tips, personal narratives, and expert perspectives. A standout trait is the guest diversity—ranging from clinicians and researchers to trauma survivors and advocates—creating a broad, accessible exploration of well-being and everyday life challenges. The host's warm, reflective tone tends to encourage honest dialogue and tangible takeaways for listeners seeking healthier habits, deeper un... more

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Recent guests on Just the WHO of us include:

1. Edward Tick
2. Ingrid Kincaid
3. Gabor Kadis
4. Matthew Melvin
5. Shannon Donohoe-Simpson
6. Dr. Eleanor Haspel-Portner
7. Dr. Danielle Griffin
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