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RECLAIM is a podcast where I examine, interrogate and reclaim pop psychology, self-help and wellness ideas. There are a lot of ideas out there on how to live your best life. It can be hard to know what conflicting advice to follow. I am Thais Sky and I am here to add context and nuance to the conversation so you can discern what will work best for you in living the life you want. I am sometimes joined by incredible guests who offer a vast array of expertise and wisdom in the realms of psycho ...
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#BeAmplified: The Podcast offers weekly authentic conversations with top influencers to learn their secrets to leading an inspirational + badass life, hosted by Thaís Sky + Bri Seeley. Learn more about us at TheAmplifyCollective.com and join our community of amplified beings at BeAmplified.Community.
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How do we meet the challenges we face as organizations, countries, or even as a species? Whether we’re locked in fierce corporate competition or struggling with matters of life and death, one constant stands out: teams working together. And when teams, and teams of teams, focus on combining their unique abilities, expertise, and experience to embrace uncertainty, innovate, and tackle massive challenges? No problem is unsolvable. Teamistry is all about the chemistry that exists between groups ...
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For thousands of years, the truth has been out there, continuing to elude and smugly mock humanity’s efforts to finally bring it to justice, once and for all... UNTIL NOW! Join your host Nate & cohosts Ivan or Kyle as they walk along a razor’s edge, working together to smash the barrier between the known and the unknown. From daring heists, chilling cold cases, legendary cryptids, paranormal phenomenon, or any unexplained event, no mystery is beyond their reach. They heroically lay awake in ...
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Listen as Mimi talks with storytellers, therapists, activists, humans about complex, relational trauma, naming intrusive thoughts that nobody wants to say out loud, bringing education + awareness to various mental health conditions, what it means for our bodies to be our homes and how to come home to ourselves, + more. As both a therapy-goer and therapist myself, I love relationships and stories, fostering nuanced conversations and delving deep. TLBP is all about exploring, inviting us to na ...
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There are a lot of difficult parts of being human, and all of those things tend to revolve around feelings that arise within us that are hard to tolerate. Feelings that we have never been taught to feel. Feelings that we have been told are bad. Feelings that now, when they arise, overwhelms, paralyzes and collapses us. In this new series on RECLAIM…
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In December 1968, Tokyo witnessed a crime that continues to baffle authorities, armchair detectives, and neckbeards nearly 60 years later. A cunning young man decided that the world was his, and hatched a genius plan – a plan so bold, that some would even call it stupid. However, its brazen nature, paired with the unquestioning compliance of the av…
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In this episode of RECLAIM, I interview psychotherapist Jacquelyn Tenaglia about the impact therapy speak has on individuals who are trying to find information on social media. As psychology terms and ideas permeate society, we are invited to think about ways in which it may be causing harm. Together we explore different ways you may want to add nu…
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In this first interview of season six, I am thrilled to welcome psychotherapist and author, Michelle M. May, to the podcast. In this episode, we explore the nuances of what it means to trust ourselves, how to navigate our inner critic, why we may lie to ourselves, and what are some ways we can connect more deeply with ourselves. To grab the show no…
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Deep within the swampy jungles of Central Africa lurks a legend: Mokele-mbembe. This name, translating roughly to "one who stops the flow of rivers" in the Lingala language, refers to a creature said to inhabit the Congo Basin. Described as a monstrous, long-necked sauropod, Mokele-mbembe has captured the imaginations of cryptozoologists and locals…
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Hi there! Welcome to season six of RECLAIM. I am kicking off this season with an exploration of acceptance and self-acceptance. We often hear that this is a core tenet of happiness, to be able to accept ourselves and accept life as it is. But how? And why? In this episode I break down different ideas surrounding acceptance so you can figure out how…
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In August of 1993, the hit television series Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers dropped on the Fox Kids network and took America's youth by storm. Toys, Halloween costumes, and other merchandise were flying off the shelves, and the creators of the show were flyin' high. To this day, the series is still running; proving its staying power and giving birth…
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In December 1945, Flight 19, a group of five Navy Avenger torpedo bombers, vanished during a routine training flight over the Bermuda Triangle, East of Florida. Lieutenant Charles Taylor, the leader, became lost under mysterious circumstances; His erratic transmissions indicating confusion and dwindling fuel. A rescue seaplane was sent out to searc…
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“WANTED: Somebody to go back in time with me. This is not a joke. P.O Box 322, Oakview, CA 93022. You’ll get paid after we get back. Must bring your own weapons. Safety not guaranteed. I have only done this once before.” Music for this episode by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio SOURCES: timetraveler.ytmnd.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsOJuDX8nr…
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Imagine over 60 children claiming to witness a UFO landing and telepathic communication with strange beings. You might be inclined to believe it to be an urban legend, but that's exactly what happened at the Ariel School in Ruwa, Zimbabwe in 1994. During recess, dozens of schoolchildren witnessed a shocking sight: A silvery craft swooped down from …
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In this episode I want to start to open a conversation with you all about what may get stirred up for us when we know that something is coming to an end. What does it mean for us when we know an ending is coming? And what may we learn about ourselves as we try to navigate endings differently? To grab the show notes including all the information on …
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Indiana Jones had nothing on Jim Thompson. This American-born architect-turned-war-hero-turned-silk-tycoon lived a life like no other; throwing away his successful, well-paying, and highly prestigious career as a New York City architect and ballet director to join the US Army prior to its involvement in World War 2. He became a highly decorated sol…
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In this episode I want to explore this idea of being too smart or too self-aware to make use of therapy. What may be going on for us when we find ourselves grappling with this? And what happens when we understand someone so deeply we struggle to have feelings about it? It seems it’s time to dig into the concept of intellectualization. To grab the s…
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As we enter the new year, we may have recommitted to our gratitude practices. It makes sense that if we want to cultivate more gratitude, then it starts with making more time to get in touch with what we are grateful for. But I have different thoughts on ways to cultivate more gratitude in our lives that goes beyond lists. Enjoy! To grab the show n…
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Hello everyone and welcome to the new year! In this episode of RECLAIM I share three big takeaways that I am carrying with me into the new year and some thoughts for how to think about new years resolutions. Enjoy! To grab the show notes including all the information on today’s guest, go to www.ThaisSky.com/podcast/203. If you like what you heard, …
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First he stole a plane. Then, he stole our hearts… Join Nate as he makes his first solo flight on this very special, rough-around-the-edges episode going over the less-than-entirely mysterious case of Richard “Beebo” Russell, AKA “Sky King”. SOURCES https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/he-was-a-jokester-who-complained-about-his-job-but-friends…
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Heavy metal icon, voice of a generation and pillar of the community Dee Snider can be called many things, but one thing you can’t call him is a disbeliever in the paranormal after he had his own shocking experience with the shadowy world of the paranormal. After his brother-in-law was gunned down in cold blood, and the killer remained a free man, s…
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In early 1993, just outside the small town of Moxee, Washington, an unidentified man was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver while out walking in the middle of the highway late one evening. Without any form of identification on his body, or any known missing persons to link him to, he became known to local law enforcement as Moxee John Doe. B…
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It’s the film that’s generated unparalleled controversy. The granddaddy of all bigfoot footage. A mere 954 frames of grainy footage taken deep in the wilderness of Northern California that continues to make heads explode over 56 years later. To some, it’s obviously just some bonehead in an ape costume, because they can tell by some of the pixels. B…
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For nearly a decade, one man has been haunting the dreams of the unsuspecting victims he sleeps with... ...and one man, has been selling nightmares and nightmare accessories to travelers the world over… He's been called a real-life Freddy Krueger who is said to kill people in their dreams and devour their souls. Despite billions knowing his face, h…
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Summer, 1988. Deep from the swamps of rural South Carolina, a truly diabolical creature would emerge, terrorizing the local residents of Bishopville with its horrid screams and appetite for vehicle chrome and McDonald's employees. A huge media frenzy would converge on their small town, with a $1 million bounty offered to anyone who could bring in t…
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If you’re reading this because you haven’t heard of this and need an introduction to it, you've clearly been living under a rock for your entire life. But here it is anyway: November 24, 1971. A man using the alias “Dan Cooper”, later referred to as "DB Cooper", hijacks an airliner, demands $200,000 in ransom money, multiple parachutes, and jumps o…
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Wow, time flies, doesn't it? Super Mystery Bros is now officially a year old! Join Kyle and Nate as they provide some more insight into who they are, where they're from, news involving the show, its genesis, its history, and express their gratitude toward those who have listened and helped them along the way. Later on we go over episodes 11 - 20, a…
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Phoenix Arizona. Aptly named for its comfortable temperatures. To quote Peggy Hill, "This city should not exist. It is a monument to man's arrogance." But in March of 1997, in this unparalleled city of arrogance, as the Hale-Bopp Comet was passing by our planet on its way toward the sun, another set of spectacular lights lit up the skies over Phoen…
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August, 1994. Residents of Oakville, Washington, a small town in rural Washington, began noticing strange gelatinous blobs falling from the sky, leaving dozens deathly ill, and even some family pets dead. Preliminary samples of the material indicated strange properties, but unfortunately, no samples currently exist of it. Over the years, many theor…
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Fresno. The Mos Eisley of California. John Lang, a long-time resident of this great city and police accountability activist was found dead in his burning home in early 2016. Investigators would conclude that his death was a suicide, but others point to his track record of anti-police corruption activism as a motive for murder conspiracy. Did John L…
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Spring, 1992. Shop clerks working along Interstate 70 began turning up dead, having been shot in the back of their heads with .22 caliber bullets, sending shockwaves throughout the Midwest region of the United States. The crimes were as senseless as they were ruthless, with no apparent motive other than to kill. Through proper gumshoe detective wor…
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Inner child work is a popular self-help tool that is often touted as the end all be all tool for healing. As someone who has personally benefitted from inner child work, I wanted to record an episode where I break down what it is, what is useful about it, and why it is a very limited tool. Enjoy! To grab the show notes including all the information…
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With therapy speak on the rise, I wanted to bring my thoughts on what is happening both culturally and personally that may be lending itself to this phenomenon. I explore the role of language in our healing, what therapy speak and other jargon ideas may be doing to our relationships, and how it all ties to what happens in psychotherapy. Enjoy! To g…
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Kemerovo Oblast, Russia. Deep within the thickly forested and mountainous terrain of one of the remotest regions of Siberia, a legendary beast is alleged to lurk. One region, under SIEGE, and its people, gripped by FEAR. Will the Kuzbass Yeti ever be brought to justice? Join Ivan and Nate, along with Ivan’s roommate “Peter”, as they journey into th…
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Borderline personality disorder is a commonly misunderstood diagnosis that has historically been used to devalue a women’s emotional life. In this episode I am delighted to have Meredith Redding back on the podcast to explore this complicated topic including its origins, the psychoanalytic perspective of borderline traits, and how we can use this d…
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Let’s talk about grief. The kind that stays with you. The kind that doesn’t seem to move no matter how much time it has been. The kind that feels like it changed something that is too difficult to bear. When does grief turn into a different type of despair? And what can we do about it? To grab the show notes including all the information on today’s…
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A wise man once said that everybody’s life ends, but nobody ever completes it. Since the dawn of history, humans have pondered the most hard-hitting mystery of all time: is grandma still watching me even during my most embarrassing and vulnerable moments? Join Ivan and Nate as they travel to sunny San Diego to talk about the history and paranormal …
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The world is full of information on how to make whatever specific changes we want to make in our lives. And yet sometimes we find ourselves knowing what to do, but not doing it. In this episode I want to break down various reasons for why change may be hard and how we can relate to change differently. Enjoy! To grab the show notes including all the…
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Since the dawn of time, mankind has coveted shiny pieces of metal. Entire lives have been wasted while acquiring one of the shiniest of all metals: Gold. The depths of human depravity and persistence knows no bounds in the search of it. Greed is a hell of a drug, and can cloud the judgment of otherwise intelligent, morally-upstanding people. Join K…
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Gobi Desert, Mongolia. Deep beneath the surface of one of the most desolate and inhospitable regions of the world allegedly lurks an unseen killing machine that lies in wait for its favorite prey – humans, to cross its path before popping up out of the surface to spit deadly corrosive acid and/or electricity at its unsuspecting victims. Despite Wes…
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Media often tends to focus on and center emaciated, thin, young white adolescents who are hospitalized due to medical complications of malnourishment when speaking on the topic of eating disorders. We don't often hear stories of Black girls with anorexia, Black men struggling with body image, Black families and the impact of these narrow stereotype…
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West Virginia, 1966. Local residents of Point Pleasant, a picturesque, wholesome country town where kids could build tire swings, ride bikes without helmets on, and shoot at each other in the woods with BB guns, got the shock of their lives when an unknown creature began flying around their town, scaring locals with its large glowing red eyes, bat-…
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In this very special episode of Super Mystery Bros, Nate and Kyle sit down in an unscripted, off-the-cuff discussion of the previous 10 episodes. What went right? What went wrong? How can we improve in the future? Nate talks about how his opinions on each case have changed since the original recordings, if at all, and Kyle gives his thoughts on the…
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November 22, 1987. TV watchers all across the Chicago area tuned into the WGN and WTTW television stations as they watched their regular scheduled programming. All seemed to be going as normal, until a bizarre and unsettling feed came over the airwaves, and that which was seen could never be unseen. Join Kyle and Nate as they talk about the infamou…
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This is a long form interview with Betty Hill taken in 1999, when Betty would’ve been about 80 years old. The audio is much better than the hypnosis tapes. This is meant to be listened to as an optional supplement to Episode 9. Video version can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3g93YoWsHjU Visit our website at https://supermysterybrospo…
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Let’s talk about what it means to become better at receiving. This is a topic that is popular in the manifestation world, and I want to bring a more relational lens to helping us understand why we have a hard time letting good things in, and what we can do about it. If you struggle with letting in compliments or feeling abundant, this episode may b…
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On September 19, 1961, the now famous UFO incident known as Betty and Barney's Excellent Adventure occurred, which sent shock-waves throughout the “scientific community”.As newly-married couple Betty and Barney Hill drove along a remote stretch of highway in New Hampshire, the serenity of the clear and starry night sky would be interrupted by a str…
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Apologies for the poor audio quality of this episode, as we had some technical issues.April 1st, 2006.Brian Shaffer, a 27 year old medical student well on his way to becoming a doctor, vanishes seemingly into thin air while inside of a bar near the campus of Ohio State University. Despite being filmed entering the bar on CCTV, he was never filmed l…
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Our society is currently grappling with an intense fascination with narcissism. It feels like in some ways it is everywhere, with thousands if not millions of articles, social media posts, and books being written about the topic. The word is used so much that we have in many ways lost sight of its original purpose. If everything is narcissism, is a…
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In this episode, Mimi talks with CEO of Project HEAL, the largest nonprofit in the U.S. working to address inequities in treatment access to individuals with marginalized identities who struggle with eating disorders. We talk about her work at Project HEAL, grappling with how white and exclusive the field of eating disorders has been and paths forw…
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In this rich conversation with comedian and coach, Rachel LaForce, we dive into various topics including what it means to be seen, the wellness industrial complex, how to be authentic in the coaching industry, and what it means to take ourselves seriously and not seriously as we navigate the complexities of being human. To grab the show notes inclu…
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