The Kathleen Sessions
Latest Episodes
Beware of Labels
Kathleen talks about becoming aware of and transcending the labels that contain us, hold us back...limit us. On the other side? Freedom.
Becoming a Visionary
Three daily habits that allow us to begin to think and act with more vision...
To Affect The Quality Of The Day
We can affect the quality of the day. Every single day. Ready?
Undecided when it comes to God, religion and church? Where does that leave your kids?
Kathleen saved one of her most personal topics for her very last show. It took months to find just the right guest to discuss this loaded question. Dr. Michael Kaplan, Yale professor and child/adolescent psychiatrist (and father), joins Kathleen in a con
Michael Kaplan MD Interview
Undecided when it comes to God, religion and church? Where does that leave your kids? It took months to find just the right guest to discuss this loaded question. Dr. Michael Kaplan, Yale professor and child/adolescent psychiatrist (and father), joins Ka
Kathleen’s Monologue – No. I don’t eat “that†anymore.
When I finally said “NO†to sugar, the chatter stopped, I became more focused at work, more present at home, more creative and less mentally exhausted. (And as a separate bonus, 10 pounds dropped off.) Take a listen...
Robert Lustig MD Interview
Freedom from Sugar Toxic, addictive, abused, everywhere. This week’s guest—Dr. Robert Lustig, one of our nation’s top endocrinologists—explains the hard facts about the impact of sugar, high fructose corn syrup and yes, even fruit juice on the liv
Freedom from Sugar (Robert Lustig MD)
Toxic, addictive, abused, everywhere. This week’s guest—Dr. Robert Lustig, one of our nation’s top endocrinologists—explains the hard facts about the impact of sugar, high fructose corn syrup and yes, even fruit juice on the liver, heart and wais
Kathleen’s Monologue: Smaller home, simpler life?
Tiny homes=smaller mortgages=more life. Sounding good? Take a listen...
Mimi Zeiger Interview
Everybody is doing it… downsizing that is. And it’s more than just a hip fad. Kathleen is joined by author and architect, Mimi Zeiger, who offers big insight on this move towards smaller (and more creative) living spaces.