PIERCE OF MIND PODCAST

Taking a deep dive into this years NFL playoff bracket with my good friend @kevintenney01.

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In this part of the conversation, Mathew and Matthew discuss various topics, including their appreciation for a band called Haile Suspect, their friend Kevin Tenney's loss, their upcoming announcements, their lack of talent, the idea of combining a dispensary and a car dealership, the privilege and success of basketball player Caitlin Clark, and the controversial statements made by Harrison Butker. They express their support for Caitlin Clark and criticize the negative reactions to her success. They also discuss the importance of allowing women to pursue their own paths and make their own choices. The conversation covers various topics including personal opinions, white privilege, Colin Kaepernick, George Floyd, immigration, and the potential for a civil war. The speakers express their discomfort with being associated with certain viewpoints and emphasize the importance of understanding different perspectives. They discuss the controversies surrounding Colin Kaepernick's protest and the George Floyd biopic. They also touch on the issues of immigration and the impact of drug cartels on neighboring countries. The conversation ends with a lighthearted discussion about the movie 'Bad Boys for Life.' In this conversation, Mathew Pierce shares a personal story about a contentious situation with his ex-partner involving their daughter. He recounts an incident where he was arrested for domestic mischief and the misunderstandings that led to the arrest. The conversation then transitions to a discussion about the Joe Rogan podcast with Terrence Howard and his unconventional theories about mathematics and the universe. The hosts express their intrigue and skepticism about Howard's ideas.

In this conversation, Mat and Matthew discuss various topics including Mat's struggles with his post-op diet, the potential legalization of marijuana, the concept of free speech, and their thoughts on political candidates. They also touch on the influence of social media algorithms and the importance of voting in local elections. The conversation highlights the importance of open-mindedness and the need to consider different perspectives. The conversation covers various topics including social media censorship, personal relationships, politics, education, and housing prices. The speakers express their frustration with social media platforms banning users based on their views and opinions. They also discuss the breakdown of a long-term friendship due to differing political beliefs. The conversation touches on the need for respectful dialogue and the importance of supporting and loving one's children regardless of their lifestyle choices. The speakers also share personal anecdotes and reminisce about past experiences. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexity of modern society and the challenges individuals face in navigating different perspectives.

After a year-long hiatus, Mathew Pierce and Matthew Mondragon reconnect and discuss their personal lives, including their job situations and the challenges they face. They reflect on the importance of mental health and the need to open up and seek support. They also share their love for professional wrestling and TV shows. The conversation highlights the desire to put down roots and be a part of their communities. The conversation covers various topics including the rising prices of fast food, getting matching tattoos, and political opinions. The speakers discuss the increasing cost of fast food and how it is pricing out customers. They also talk about their experiences with tattoos and the fear of getting matching tattoos with their partners. The conversation then shifts to politics, with the speakers expressing their opinions on Biden and abortion. They discuss the importance of being open to changing opinions and the need for respectful dialogue.

Back to the real world! Let’s talk about leaving the safety of treatment and jumping back into the grind.

The podcast features Mat Pierce who has gone into treatment and discusses his experience with the rules and regulations. I was hoping to move up to phase two, which would allow me to have my headphones and phone in between group sessions. However, I was told that the staff and community would have to approve my request, which frustrated me. I express my frustration with the rigid rules of the treatment center and how it hinders my recovery at times. I feel like I am not being heard or supported and am worried that my negative thoughts might cause me to be kicked out of the program.

Introduction:Hello, and welcome back to our podcast. Today, we will be discussing some topics that we hope will resonate with many of our listeners. We'll be exploring the need for testing relationships, adjusting to a new treatment center, and the challenges of reuniting with family members after an extended period living apart. Many of us have probably experienced that feeling of wanting to test our relationships – whether it's with romantic partners or friends. Some people might do this to see how much someone really cares about them, or to push boundaries and see where someone's limits are. However, this behavior can often be harmful to both parties and can lead to a breakdown in trust. We'll be discussing why we might feel the need to test relationships and how we can overcome this behavior.Moving to a new treatment center or therapy program can be a challenging experience, especially when it comes to adapting to new rules and routines. It can be challenging to let go of familiar ways of doing things and embracing a new way of living. We'll be sharing some tips on how you can adjust to a new treatment center or therapy program while maintaining a positive attitude and mindset.During the pandemic, many families were separated and forced to live apart for extended periods. While it might be exciting to finally be reunited with loved ones, it can also be a challenging experience. Everyone has been living their own lives for months, and it can take some time to adjust to living together again. We'll be discussing some strategies to help you navigate this transition and make the most of your time with your loved ones.That's all we have time for today. We hope you found our podcast insightful and informative. If you have any thoughts or questions, please leave them in the comments section. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast and stay tuned for more episodes to come. Until next time, take care!

This episode we discuss our first week in PHP and whether or not, it meant our expectations. Also discuss my desire to reconnect with my daughter, and how people are surprised by my uncomfortable honesty.

Kim and I discuss how we felt going into surgery and the relief we felt afterwards. My mission to prove my former treatment team wrong.

Today we discuss our trip across the country as we head to our new treatment center in Utah, to continue our journey, to a healthy relationship with food. We discuss the definite need for two ply in gas station bathrooms, as well as topics coming up on future episodes.

Today I had a surgery that, honestly, I did not think I was coming out of. I went to sleep full of doubt and fear, and woke up with a fire and determination to prove all the doubters, doctors, treatment centers, and everyone that said I was too big to help wrong. The plan moving forward is to prove them all wrong every day, to show them that I do have worth, and that I am deserving of life, no matter what the fuck they think.

Today’s episode, I talk about surgery on Friday, and my fears of that surgery and how nice it will be to have someone there when I wake up from surgery.Also, we talk about where we will be going for PHP, and with that looks like for the next couple of months.I take some time to recognize, however, I am even though I don’t understand why.

48 hours and counting until we have to have a direction yet still we have no idea what we’re doing the next few months. God help us all!

Kim and I discuss the stress of trying to find a path forward before my discharge date.

Kim drops in to let us know how she’s feeling about everything going on. Talks about how she’s feeling selfish thinking about what she’s going to do when I’m gone. So nice having her on can’t wait to have her back.

Another day another meeting. We discussed what happened in today’s meeting our options really forward, my bench, who am I? I’m not fat, Mat with an eating disorder?

Today we found out that PHP was not a possibility, and we are limited on options of where to go. Also, we talk about the possibility of a emergency surgery.

Tonight we’re talking about probably the worst night of my life. What things look like moving forward, and a big meeting I have tomorrow morning.

Tonight we discuss I want I am getting a handle on being dropped and unable to go to PHP you too who knows what reason. Also, we discussed today’s lessons learned a group.