
The Meaning Project sits at the intersection of mental health and meaning—where insight turns into action.Hosted by Dr. Daniel A. Franz—speaker, consultant, and psychotherapist—this podcast explores the ideas that actually move your life forward. Drawing from logotherapy and existential analysis (the psychology of meaning), Dr. Dan breaks down mental health, personal growth, and organizational wel... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

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Podcast starts with an ad for booze? I mean come on, it’s like a podcast on fire safety starting with an ad for fireworks.
I’m glad a found this podcast. Dan guides the listener into the great conversations that we must all have about life. Thanks Dan!
Dr. Dan is the man! He does an outstanding job of guiding us int the meaning of meaning and how to discover more of it in your life. Thank you for scaling the message of the important work of Viktor Frankl. Dr. Frankl would be proud.
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Focusing on the intersection of mental health and the search for meaning, the content explores various therapeutic approaches, particularly logotherapy and existential analysis. Topics discussed include the therapeutic benefits of psychedelic treatments, the significance of finding purpose in life and work, and personal anecdotes that highlight transformative experiences. Listeners can expect candid discussions that aim to foster engagement and inspire deeper reflections on the importance of meaning in everyday life, making it suitable for those interested in mental health advocacy and personal development.
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Recent guests on The Meaning Project include:
1. Mike Martone
2. Heather Fisher
3. Zhi Zheng
4. Baruch Halevi
5. Dr. Mark Hrymoc
6. Lynn McCracken
7. Joseph Paul
8. Julian Bermudez
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