The Aesclepion
The Aesclepion
Podcast Description
In ancient Greece, when people needed physical or spiritual healing, they went to a temple called an "Aesclepion." Our podcast serves a similar purpose. We want to offer a safe harbor for free thinking, personal growth, and deep questioning of the human experience.Kevin McKeag is a transformative life coach and musician. Luke Strom is a comedy writer and resident philosopher guy. Join us as we brave these mighty waters and leave you reflecting, laughing, and hopefully feeling a little better about the way the world is headed.
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The show centers around personal growth, mental health, and philosophical inquiry, with episodes exploring topics such as mastering inner dialogue, harmful thought patterns, and embracing self-love, exemplified by the episode 'Mastering Your Inner Voice, Pt 1' which discusses recognizing and healing detrimental thought processes.
In ancient Greece, when people needed physical or spiritual healing, they went to a temple called an “Aesclepion” (ess-KLEP-ee-on). Our podcast serves a similar purpose. We want to offer a safe harbor for free thinking, personal growth, and deep questioning of the human experience.
Kevin McKeag is a transformative life coach and musician. Luke Strom is a comedy writer, linguist and resident philosopher guy. Join us as we brave these mighty waters and leave you reflecting, laughing, and hopefully feeling a little better about the way the world is headed.
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“What if I don’t deserve love?” / “What if there’s no one out there for me?”
When we don’t give ourselves enough love, it can feel a lot harder to give it to someone else. But what if by building a foundation of self-love, you’ll not only find a healthy relationship more easily, but you’ll also feel much happier being single in the meantime?
In this episode, Luke and Kevin explore this question and much more. Towards the end, Kevin guides us through a meditative practice that cultivates self-love, compassion, and forgiveness.
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