During this week’s radio show you will learn about:
- Why Paying Attention to Feelings Doesn’t Always Lead to Solid Decisions
- How to Feel Your Feelings Without Caving in to Them
- Why Cursing or Using Profanity Can Make One Feel Better
- Finding Positive Ways to Live With What You Can’t Change
Dr. Michael I. Bennett, educated at both Harvard College and Harvard Medical School, is a board-certified psychiatrist, Canadian, and Red Sox fan. While he’s worked in every aspect of his field, from hospital administration to managed care, his major interest is his private practice which he’s been running for almost thirty years. He is the author of F*CK FEELINGS, with his daughter Sarah Bennett, he lives with his wife in Boston. Learn more here.
Sarah Bennett has written for magazines, the Internet, television, and books. She also spent two years writing for a monthly sketch comedy show at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in New York. When not living by her philosophy of “will write for food,” Sarah walks her dog, watches Red Sox games, and avoids eye contact with other humans. Somehow, she lives in New Hampshire and works in New York. F*CK FEELINGS, written with her father Dr. Michael I. Bennett, is her first book.
Jason Headley’s short films have been featured on NBC’s TODAY Show, SundanceTV, the front page of Funny or Die, the TED Conference, Vimeo Staff Picks, and film festivals far and wide. Jason began his storytelling career in earnest with the publication of his novel, Small Town Odds. His screenplays have made the Quarterfinals of the Nicholl Fellowship, the second round of consideration for the Sundance Screenwriters Lab, and the quarter- and semifinals of other national competitions. Learn more about Jason here.
