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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 44 MIN

Five figure problems

from Circular Firing Squad · host The PodTalk Network

Marty, Stephanie and Elliot talk about what it takes to volunteer to participate in someone’s research, a book or movie that has therapeutic value, and foods you’ve stopped buying because of inflated costs, along with other fun questions in this episode of Circular Firing Squad.Elliott - 1:04What are some of your favorite guerrilla bureaucracy moves to disrupt meetings?Stephanie - 5:33What do you think makes someone decide to volunteer to be a participant in someone’s research? Marty - 11:02What do you (would you) look for in a masters level counseling student candidate, knowing what you know about what a practicing counselor can/should do?Elliott - 15:44What was some of the best or better guidance you got growing up about sexuality??Stephanie - 22:22What is a book or movie that you think has great therapeutic value for students or clients?Marty - 36:05Foods you have stopped buying because the cost is now just insulting.Final Shot Question - 41:55Personal room temperature preferencesEmail: [email protected]: ThePodTalk.Net 

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