Asking Why

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, host Clint Davis interviews Izzy Griffin-Warner, the founder of Redd Dott Jewelry. Izzy shares her inspiring journey from overcoming learning disabilities and a toxic relationship to finding strength through art and therapy. She discusses the impact of domestic violence on her life, her path to recovery, and how her faith has played a crucial role in her healing process. Izzy emphasizes the importance of creating an exit strategy for those in abusive situations and encourages listeners to seek help and support. The conversation highlights the power of resilience, personal growth, and the transformative nature of art and creativity.   Email: [email protected] Redd Dott Jewelry Website: www.redddott.com Social Media Handles: Redd Dott Jewelry   Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background02:58 The Journey to Red Dot Jewelry05:52 Overcoming Learning Disabilities and Embracing Fashion09:06 Navigating a Toxic Relationship12:01 The Impact of Domestic Violence15:03 Finding Strength Through Art and Therapy17:57 The Turning Point: Seeking Help20:57 The Road to Recovery24:00 Starting a New Chapter: Red Dot Jewelry26:59 The Role of Faith in Healing29:55 Advice for Those in Abusive Situations33:06 Conclusion and Future Aspirations

In this episode, Clint Davis interviews Brandon LaRue, the founder of Well Built Humans, discussing the importance of modeling healthy habits for families, the challenges of parenting a special needs child, and the role of fitness and mental health in building resilience. They explore how lifestyle choices impact mental health, the significance of community support, and the need for a slow and steady approach to personal growth. Brandon shares insights on the importance of teaching leadership principles to youth and the impact of faith on his journey as a father and entrepreneur.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Well-Built Humans03:06 The Genesis of Well-Built Humans05:58 Navigating Mental Health and Resilience09:14 The Importance of Lifestyle in Mental Health12:02 Modeling Healthy Behaviors for Future Generations14:59 The Role of Community and Leadership in Health18:02 Consistency Over Quick Fixes in Health and Faith23:00 The Journey of Slow Progress24:00 Modeling Health and Fitness for Families25:02 Teaching Beyond the Workout27:07 The Impact of Community and Relationships29:51 Faith and Business: A Personal Journey31:07 The Importance of Marriage and Family Support33:58 Finding Purpose in Challenges36:49 The Role of Faith in Parenting and Health38:51 Building a Holistic Community42:00 Connecting and Supporting Each Other

In this episode, Clint Davis and Dr. Joe Malone discuss the critical issues surrounding women's health, particularly in the context of sexual wellness and cancer prevention. They share personal experiences, explore the impact of lifestyle choices on health outcomes, and emphasize the importance of education and relationships in fostering a healthy society. The conversation highlights the need for a return to Christian ethics in understanding sexuality and the role of parents in guiding the next generation. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background on Women's Health01:41 Personal Journey: Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment06:21 The Importance of Women's Health Education10:34 Cultural Shifts and Their Impact on Women's Health16:38 The Consequences of Delayed Childbearing23:17 Balancing Medical Advances and Natural Reproduction30:03 The Role of Family Size in Health Outcomes35:08 The Science Behind Breast Cancer Risks40:31 Conclusion: A Call to Action for Women's Health41:26 The Impact of Early Pregnancy on Women's Health43:01 The Importance of Marriage and Family Structure44:43 Addressing Childhood Sexual Neglect46:41 The Science of Sexual Relationships48:59 The Dangers of Hookup Culture50:53 The Role of Oxytocin and Vasopressin in Relationships52:58 The Consequences of Promiscuity55:55 The Need for Sexual Integrity Education01:00:59 The Role of Parents in Sexual Education01:05:08 The Importance of Healthy Relationships01:09:56 The Science Behind Sexual Health01:15:12 The Call for a Return to Biblical Values01:19:49 The Future of Sexual Integrity Education

This week Clint talks to Kayla Kinnebrew.  Kayla is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) with a strong foundation in nursing and over a decade of clinical experience. She earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Louisiana Tech University and later completed my Master of Science in Nursing at Northwestern State University, specializing as a PMHNP.   Before entering advanced practice, Kayla spent 11 years as a registered nurse, with most of her career in the fast-paced environment of the emergency department. This experience gave her the opportunity to care for individuals from all walks of life, deepening her understanding of the diverse needs and challenges people face when it comes to mental health.   Kayla provides compassionate and comprehensive psychiatric services to adults, including assessment, diagnosis, and medication management for a variety of mental health conditions. She believes in a collaborative approach to care—partnering with each client to create individualized treatment plans that incorporate both medication and supportive counseling. Kayla's passion lies in helping clients find balance and renewed hope through integrated, person-centered mental health care.    

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, host Clint Davis engages with Justin Hughes, a licensed professional counselor specializing in OCD and anxiety. They explore Justin's journey into counseling, the integration of psychology and theology, and the complexities of OCD, including its definitions and misconceptions. The conversation delves into effective treatment approaches, particularly cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure response prevention, while emphasizing the importance of community support and collaboration between clinicians and the church.   Website: https://www.justinkhughes.com/