Podcast

Emotionally Fit with Dr. Emily Anhalt

LISTEN WHEREVER YOU LISTEN TO PODCASTS

Apple | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Amazon | Stitcher | Audible

Working Through an Impasse with Co-Founder and CEO of Coa, Alexa Meyer

Have you ever tried to make an important decision with a colleague, romantic partner, friend, or family member, but gotten completely stuck? In this Emotional Push-Up, Dr. Emily is joined by her co-founder and Coa’s CEO, Alexa Meyer, to share an effective, proactive tool they’ve used to get through decision impasses.

Keep Listening

September 22, 2022
This is some text inside of a div block.

This Too Shall Pass with COO of Headspace and Co-Founder of Ginger, Karan Singh

Nothing lasts forever—the good or the bad—so learning to be present in the moment is a core skill of emotional fitness. In this Emotional Push-Up, Dr. Emily is joined by Karan Singh, COO at Headspace and Co-Founder of Ginger, to highlight the importance of mindfulness to weather all that life brings our way: fully soaking in the joy while we have it and trusting that the tough moments won’t last forever.

October 25, 2022
This is some text inside of a div block.

Some Things Don't Need Silver Linings with Nira CEO, Hiten Shah

We’ve all had bad days. Bad years. Bad fights. Bad jobs. Hard losses. And in this Emotional Push-Up, Dr. Emily isn’t going to tell you that it’s all going to be ok. Nope. Instead, she’s going to tell you to feel it. Because sometimes it’s better to let yourself feel shitty than it is to push your feelings aside and move on too quickly. Co-Founder and CEO of Nira, Hiten Shah, joins this episode to talk about how a more realistic outlook helped him deal with a particularly tough time in his own life.

June 9, 2022
This is some text inside of a div block.

Champagne Problem Pity Party with VP of Marketing at SparkToro, Amanda Natividad

I invited Amanda Natividad of Spark Toro to a Champagne Problem Pity Party, and you’re invited too! Join us as we talk about our tendency to downplay our struggles and why there is room to empathize with others while still acknowledging our own pain.