NY Subway Shooting and Faithful, Looks, & Money? | Chapter 225 Therapy Without a Degree

NY Subway Shooting and Faithful, Looks, & Money? | Chapter 225 Therapy Without a Degree Hosts: Joe Fucarino & Phillip 'Zain' Dias with Special Call-Ins from @HerNameJackie @EmannyMusic @lysswootwoot This week the guys start by discussing the trials and tribulations of traveling from New Jersey to NYC in this day and age (02:38), Recapping Joe's weekend at a charity comedy event for autism (09:20), Discussing the Brooklyn Subway shooting (15:26), Was it a case of mental illness? What drives a person to resort to a violent act? (19:48), @hernamejackie joins the show live to give her two cents on the shooting (26:05), Discuss the Tik Tok reel of percentages of Faithfulness In A Relationship (34:50), What are the percentages of handsomeness, faithfulness & money for Joe, Zain, and Jason at face value according to Jackie? (42:22), @lysswootwoot joins the show to give her two cents on the Faithfully percentages (01:01:00), @emannymusic joins the show to give a male's perspective on the subject (01:07:00), And finally, Joe & Zain give their two cents (01:12:03) Assistants: @JasonEnrique_ Have you heard about our Wings & Visions Sessions? Every Wednesday you can sign up to get a FREE appetizer, game plan, and vision board from Joe, come kick it, sit back and plan your future! DM for more details. Follow us today Instagram ✅ instagram.com/therapywithoutadeg…gshid=viy2nj4uq1ij Facebook ✅ www.facebook.com/Therapywithoutadegreepodcast/ Website ✅ www.therapywithoutadegree.com Podcast ✅ www.hyperurl.co/therapywithoutdegree Therapy Without A Degree Therapy Without A Degree Therapy Without A Degree Therapy Without A Degree Therapy Without A Degree Keywords . . . . #Podcast #Therapy #Failure #LiveShow selfcare recovery happy mindfulness love health quotes loveyourself wellness memes mood mentalhealthawareness selflove sadquotes inspiration music motivation mentalhealthmatters sad depressed mentalhealth fitness aesthetic suicide #depression anxiety art mental illness healing