Members of the cast of Spring Awakening joins John in studio to talk politics, sexuality, grief, music, personal reveals, and their performance at The Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, NY. Tickets are available at https://www.centerforperformingarts.org/

Dad, boyfriend, carpenter, bass player and brave human being Gregg Nott comes in to share his moving story of his own mental health.

Professional organizer Linda Samuels talks with John about the impact of organization on mental health, the color purple, and how to get started organizing.

Dino Martinez has been arrested 18 times, was a member of the Crips, and completely turned his life around to become the owner of Flavorful Brews and a powerful philanthropist, dedicated to providing affordable quality and changing the world for the better.

The People For People Fund is a unique non-profit which provides one-time assistance to local, self-reliant people who are faced with a sudden emergency. They are also willing to talk moon landings. For more information on this amazing non-profit model, visit https://www.peopleforpeoplefund.org/ .

Senatorial candidate Pat Sheehan stops in to cover a host of political topics and sing a song. Home From Here is an unaffiliated forum for safe, constructive communication and we do not publicly endorse candidates as we seek to learn what we can.

John talks to himself about disappointing his daughter and the new book being written about The Lifted Project. To learn more about The Lifted Project, please visit LiftedProject.org - you will be lifted.

Julie Parisi is the founder of Listening Ways, a workshop and program that teaches communication. She and John do exercises and talk about how to have more effective communication in relationships, at work, everywhere.