Hello Co-journeyers! Join me and my special guest, Mario Cartaya, author of Journey Back Into the Vault: In Search of My Faded Cuban Childhood Footprints, to hear the amazing story of his return to Cuba after 56 years to rediscover his childhood memories reconnect with unknown family members, and find inner peace through reconciliation with his past. Executive Producer: Jake Landry

Hello Co-journeyers! Join me for my discussion with Dr. Craig Yorke as we explore the meaning of success and failure, and how they both shape our life journey.

Hello Co-journeyers! Welcome to Season 3 of The Truth So Help Me Good! As we enter this New Year, and for reasons that require no explanation, it is incumbent upon us to take our exploration of the bigger questions about this journey we call life to a new level. Why? Because our hearts and minds demand it. As human beings, our longing for meaning and purpose are at the core of our very existence. Please join me together with my special guest, Jake Landry, and get into the weeds (light brush) about memoir in its most expansive form. Jake is an educator, anthropologist by education, and Executive Producer of The Truth So Help Me Good podcast. He is also my son. This is a conversation you will not want to miss, including questions about meaning, literacy, philosophy, and what is memoir anyway? You may even find yourself smiling, just like Sisyphus. Thank you for listening. Take care and be well!

My special guest is author Wendy B. Correa. Wendy is a writer, hiker, as well as a licensed massage therapist she has worked in the film, television, multimedia, and music industries in Los Angeles and as a radio DJ in Aspen Colorado. Wendy holds bachelors degrees in psychology and theater arts and his contributed articles to Mothering magazine. She is a wife and mother and resides in Denver Colorado. She joins me on the pod to speak to us about her new memoir My Pretty Baby. Executive Producer: Jake Landry

My special guest, Dr. Carolyn Larkin Taylor is a board-certified

neurologist with over 30 years of experience in general

neurology. In her poignant memoir Whispers of the Mind, Dr.

Taylor shares a series of essays that trace her path from

medical school to private practice, revealing moments of

triumph, heartbreak, grief, and healing. Each story offers a

window into the complex interplay between the brain, heart,

and soul – a connection that defines both the practice of

medicine and the human experience. These essays are more

than reflections, they are testaments to the courage, strength,

and profound lessons learned along the way. Executive Producer: Jake Landry

Amy Weinland Daughters is an author, key note speaker and humorist. In her book, You Cannot Mess This Up: A True Story That Never Happened, she gives us her memoir “wrapped in a tortilla of time travel.” In this brilliant and novel approach to memoir, Amy takes us on a journey filled with humor, nostalgia, and memories that reveal life’s challenges, and provides hope for forgiveness and healing. Thank you for listening! Executive Producer: Jake Landry

Hello Co-journeyers! Please join me and my special guest, Tony Stewart, as we discuss his new book, Carrying the Tiger. In his memoir Tony takes us on his late wife, Lynn Kotula’s, cancer journey. He shares with us what it looks like to die with grace, takes us deep into the darkness of grief to discover how it can lead us back to the experience of joy. Executive Producer: Jake Landry

Hello Co-journeyers! Please join me for this special episode where we have changed things up a bit!! Tim Shea, my personal co-journeyer of 25 years, and Special Guest Host, thought it might be fun to interview me to talk about some of the lessons I have learned on my journey! Thank you for listening! Executive Producer: Jake Landry