Podcast
Mixing Business With Pleasure is a podcast aimed at melding a psychotherapist’s perspective with those of business owners, executives and entrepreneurs, with the aim of helping listeners to achieve personal emotional fullfillment whist persuing personal achievement.

Episode 40 – Luella Jonk
In this episode, I’m challenging our culture’s obsession with emotional analysis that might actually be keeping you stuck.
Episode 39 – Luella Jonk
In this episode, we’re diving deep into a perspective on marital intimacy that’s often misunderstood or completely overlooked in our modern culture.
Episode 38 – Luella Jonk
We’re diving deep into a framework that has stood the test of time—the 7 deadly sins—and how they show up in our marriages in ways we don’t even realize.
Episode 37 – Andrea Wanerstrand
In this episode, I sit down with Andrea Wanerstrand, a leadership coach and former corporate executive, to uncover the hidden costs of burnout and how to take control of your energy before it’s too late.
Episode 36 – Debbie Travis
In this episode, I sit down with Debbie Travis—TV personality, entrepreneur, and best-selling author—to talk about reinvention, risk-taking, and knowing when to say basta (enough).
Episode 35 – Julie Sharon-Wagschal
In this episode, I sit down with Julie Sharon-Wagschal, a Dutch-American psychologist and certified Gottman therapist, to talk about why couples keep getting stuck in the same fights and what they can do about it.
Episode 34 – Luella Jonk
In this episode, I take a deep dive into the complexities of commitment and its impact on our relationships and personal values.
Episode 33 – Dr. Leonard Sax
In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with Dr. Leonard Sax, to explore how the shift from authoritative parenting to prioritizing friendship with our children has led to widespread uncertainty and a societal crisis.
Episode 32 – Lisa Brancatisano
In this episode, I sit down with Lisa Brancatisano as she shares her transformative journey from a high-stress career to embracing creativity as a form of therapy.