Dr Apples

Theme of Podcast:It's the fun, fictional fantasy folklore here to entertain you!   Embark with us if you are interested in fantasy, dark humor, magic, surprises, witches, fairies, spiritualism, bacon, and surprising turns!  Dr. Apples Story in a NutshellAt the age of 16, on the birthday of Dr. Apples, fairies kidnapped his mother and replaced her with a doll. Each year on his birthday he receives a doll which has his mother’s essence. As of today, there are 75 dolls to his collection. We are currently on the hunt towards finding her. We believe we have come across a major clue that will lead us to her and solve this mystery.The Podcast’s Broadcasting DetailThere are 4 MODES for you to enjoy:FOLKLORE - The Folklore of Dr. ApplesDISCUSSION - Special Guests to discuss the themes behind episodesGAME TIME - Lacie & Dr. Apples lolly-gagging and taking a break from searching for cluesSTORYTIME W/ DR. APPLES - Sit back as Dr. Apples tells you a story from one of his infinite escapades traveling around the universe & dimensions. Subscribe and visit www.DrApples.com to be a part of this entertaining journey.Host:Host name: LaciePersonal assistant of Dr. Apples.Episode TimelineLacie:  0:04  Well hello, my name is Lacie. I'm the artist and the creator of the fictional character, Dr. Apples. And welcome to the Dr. Apples podcast. If you're looking to experience a new epic, fun, fictional fantasy folklore, a journey to entertain you, then look no further. Dr. Apples is a highly intelligent, sarcastic, lovable witch doctor. I happen to be one of his personal assistants. We are on the hunt for us finding his mother.  Lacie:  0:36  At the age of 16 on his birthday, Dr. Apple's mother was kidnapped by fairies and replace with the doll. Each year on his birthday he receives a doll which has his mother's essence. As of today, there's 75 dolls to his collection. We're currently on the hunt towards finding her. We believe we've come across the major clues that will lead us towards her and solve this mystery. Dr. Apples had... Dr. Apples:  1:04  Lacie where is my favorite portable cabbage t shirt? I can't seem to find it. You must have had in leather, so I can't seem to find it. Lacie:  1:14  Uh, so this is Dr. Apples. Dr. Apples:  1:17  What are you doing?  Lacie:  1:18  I'm doing the podcast like he asked me to remember. Dr. Apples:  1:21  Oh, yeah. Nice. Welcome. I'm glad you're here. I hope she's been treating you well. You're welcome here anytime. Lacie thought you would have been on one of those deeds with another loser. You know, cuz you... Lacie:  1:42  Uh, you know what? Join us in finding his mother. Dr. Apples:  1:47  This podcast features four modes for you to enjoy Lacie:  1:51  A folklore mode of the fictional Dr. Apple story. Dr. Apples:  1:56  We have a discussion mode featuring special guests talking about various things found within tSupport the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

In a deep dive into the mystical world of Dr. Apples, we uncover the enigma of birthday dolls that strangely resemble his mother, the legendary Hoodoo practitioner, Miss Barule. From the vibrant streets of 1928 New Orleans to the palpable tension of segregation and religious judgments, delve into the heart of a tale where fantasy and folklore intertwine. Join Lacie as she chronicles the complexities of Dr. Apples, the misunderstood boy with a potent lineage and an unyielding quest for answers.Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

DISCUSSION WITH DR. LEXX: HOW TO BALANCE THE EGO (PT. 1)Episode SummaryOn his 16th birthday, Dr. Apples’ mother was kidnapped by fairies and replaced with a doll. Each year on his birthday, he’s presented a doll, which has his mother’s essence. He’s travelled to various planets, dimensions, and realms, questioned, tortured, and pried his way for clues. He’s on a mission to find his mother.Welcome to the Dr. Apples Universe.Our host, Lacye A. Brown, is the creator, visual artist, and producer of the Dr Apples Universe (she’s also one of Dr Apples’ assistants).In this episode of Talk About Apples, Lacye talks to Dr. Lexx James (also known as Dr. Lexx). She is a certified sexologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, founder of the Institute for Sexuality and Intimacy, and best-selling author.Today, they talk about the purpose of the Dr. Apples character and the theme of “The Ego” from Chapter 1.Dr. Lexx tells us a bit about identifying an unbalanced ego and the steps you could take if you have discovered it an imbalance in your own ego (check out the Johari Window, it is an amazing starting point to discover your sense of self). EpisodeLacye: 00:04Welcome to Dr. Apple's interview series. I'm your host, Lacye. And today we delve into the captivating folklore of Dr. Apples. In this episode, we're not just recounting his story, but diving deeper into the theme of the ego. Join us as we dissect this compelling aspect of Dr. Apple's journey and uncover the profound insights hidden within. For the discussion, I have the pleasure of having Dr. Lexx to discuss her input along with methods on how to balance that ego.This is part one. Imagine if you had magical abilities and it feels like the world is at the palm of your hands. Forget any issues or social media bills. You're about to open the secrets of life. Everything seems magical. You're smart, and you know it. You're powerful, and you know it. All is wonderful. Then, without notice, your best friend, your protector, your only friend, your mother, is kidnapped. What would you do? Could you have prevented this? Was this your fault? And now it's the moment you've been waiting for.My guest created the Institute for Sexuality and Intimacy. She's a certified sexologist, licensed marriage and family therapist in the state of Missouri. She combines therapy and education to create a well-rounded experience and also to conquer taboo topics. Her therapy work helps people heal from relationship distance, intimacy challenges, depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma. It's her mission. to deliver sex-positive, comprehensive, gender-expansive, Adi positivity, culturally diverse, queer and trans-inclusive, medically accurate, shame-free sex education. Not only that, she's a best-selling author for a book I feel every parent should own. I have it. The book is titled, “These Are My Eyes, This Is My Nose, This Is My Vulva, These Are My Toes”. It's a book to help children of all genders and their caregivers to normalize body parts. I've known her for quite some time. I'm so proud of her. And let me tell you, her heart is bigger than her smile. What a pleasure to have here, Dr. Lexx James, also known as Dr. Lexx. Welcome, Dr. Lexx.Dr. Lexx: 03:08Hello.Lacye: 03:0Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

In 1928 New Orleans, Dr. Apples grapples with mysterious dolls appearing every birthday that resemble his hoodoo-practitioner mother, Ms. BaRule. As each doll embodies her essence and her powerful legacy, Lacie, his assistant, sheds light on Dr. Apples' origins, his mother's legacy of healing the segregated community, and their complex relationship. As the dolls accumulate, Dr. Apples struggles with his weakening powers and a growing yearning to reconnect with his enigmatic past. Dive into a mystical journey of heritage, societal ostracization, and the quest for understanding.Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

DISCUSSION WITH DR. LEXX: HOW TO BALANCE THE EGO (PT. 2)Episode SummaryOn his 16th birthday, Dr. Apples’ mother was kidnapped by fairies and replaced with a doll. Each year on his birthday, he’s presented a doll, which has his mother’s essence. He’s travelled to various planets, dimensions, and realms, questioned, tortured, and pried his way for clues. He’s on a mission to find his mother.Welcome to the Dr. Apples Universe.Our host, Lacye A. Brown, is the creator, visual artist, and producer of the Dr Apples Universe (she’s also one of Dr Apples’ assistants).In this episode of Talk About Apples, Lacye talks to Dr. Lexx James (also known as Dr. Lexx). She is a certified sexologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, founder of the Institute for Sexuality and Intimacy, and best-selling author.Today, they talk about the purpose of the Dr. Apples character and the theme of “The Ego” from Chapter 1.Dr. Lexx tells us a bit about identifying an unbalanced ego and the steps you could take if you have discovered it an imbalance in your own ego (check out the Johari Window, it is an amazing starting point to discover your sense of self). EpisodeLacye: 00:04Welcome to the Dr. Apples interview series. I'm your host, Lacye. And today we delve into the captivating folklore of Dr. Apples. In this episode, we're not just recounting his story, but diving deeper into the theme of the ego. Join us as we dissect this compelling aspect of Dr. Apples journey and uncover the profound insights hidden within. For the discussion, I have the pleasure of having Dr. Lexx to discuss her input along with methods on how to balance that ego. This is part two. So, could you explain what state is teen Dr. Apples in currently based off of episode one? Dr. Lexx: 00:56 Oh, teen. I love teens. They're actually one of my favorite groups of people. I know that sounds strange for a lot of folks who are like, what? Teens get such a bad rap, but they're absolutely so amazing. What you don't realize about teens is that the part of their brain that says, I want to have fun and do what I want, it's much larger than the part of their brain that has rational listening, right? The brain actually doesn't finish maturing until around 27. We used to think it was 25. It's 27.So teen Dr. Apples comes in with all of these powers, like who didn't want powers when they were a teenager? And of course it's like, oh my gosh, you know, my mom is missing and something's up and I have these powers. What am I going to do? How am I going to do this? This is really cool. And that's where he's supposed to be in development as well, because that's how he's developing. He's still learning. this rationale and prioritizing and all of that stuff. Lacye: 02:01Nice. I didn't even know that. Yeah. So, um, for me, uh, from my perspective, I was taught, um, just through different spiritual practices about the ego being pretty powerful. Um, like I, since you stated like he's his, ego isn't developed all the way. It's pretty interesting because my focus during that scene was, teen Dr. Apples was just willing to accept the fact that he was so special and he was just going crazy and willing to cave into these thoughts versus looking at the bigger picture, beSupport the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

In a quest for connection, Dr. Apples, a child wise beyond his years, ventures into the ordinary world of the local children. He soon befriends Eugene, whose charming quirks and invitation to a home gathering give Dr. Apples a chance to fit in. But his desires to conform are tested when he witnesses unsettling culinary practices at Eugene's house, forcing him to question the complacency of those around him. Amidst the horrors of booger-infused batters and the drudgery of their mundane routines, Dr. Apples grapples with his own convictions. Will he settle for the familiar or dare to demand more from life?Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

DISCUSSION WITH DR. LEXX: HOW TO BALANCE THE EGO (PT. 3)Episode SummaryOn his 16th birthday, Dr. Apples’ mother was kidnapped by fairies and replaced with a doll. Each year on his birthday, he’s presented a doll, which has his mother’s essence. He’s travelled to various planets, dimensions, and realms, questioned, tortured, and pried his way for clues. He’s on a mission to find his mother.Welcome to the Dr. Apples Universe.Our host, Lacye A. Brown, is the creator, visual artist, and producer of the Dr Apples Universe (she’s also one of Dr Apples’ assistants).In this episode of Talk About Apples, Lacye talks to Dr. Lexx James (also known as Dr. Lexx). She is a certified sexologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, founder of the Institute for Sexuality and Intimacy, and best-selling author.Today, they talk about the purpose of the Dr. Apples character and the theme of “The Ego” from Chapter 1.Dr. Lexx tells us a bit about identifying an unbalanced ego and the steps you could take if you have discovered it an imbalance in your own ego (check out the Johari Window, it is an amazing starting point to discover your sense of self).  Lacye: 00:04Welcome to the Dr. Apples interview series. I'm your host, Lacye. And today we delve into the captivating folklore of Dr. Apples. In this episode, we're not just recounting his story, but diving deeper into the theme of the ego. Join us as we dissect this compelling aspect of Dr. Apples journey and uncover the profound insights hidden within. This is part three. So, Dr. Lexx, what would be a sign of an unbalanced ego for, I would say, someone in their late 20s or early 30s? I'm a tad bit curious about that age range. Dr. Lexx: 00:56So, late 20s, early 30s is usually when we're looking at people starting to build intimacy. or they go into isolation, right? This is typically a time when people start to be social at work or social at school, starting to maybe have serious dating relationships, whoever they're dating. So, a sign that the ego is unbalanced there would be a lot of I don't want to say self-centeredness, self-absorption. So, everything is about self. We've all probably met those people, right, where they only talk about themselves. Or even if you bring something up, they bring something up in relation of themselves. Not for closeness, but so the conversation can shift back to them.So, we start to see that, oh, well, you're not taking care of me, but you're also abandoning me. And everything is so much me centered. And then on the flip side, we see perfectionism. Right. So, people who are highly critical of anybody who goes against whatever set rules that that person has decided and not just for them, but for all of society. Well, this is the way I do it. So, this is the way that everybody else should do it, because this is the way that's the best. That is an unchecked ego. Like, well, no, you know, you can cut paper hearts a bunch of different ways. I just choose it this way. Well, you're wrong. Like, um, I don't know if I want to be your friend anymore. I'm good. Great. Let's end this date now. But that's a sign that ego is, is much, much, much bigger and out of control than you might want to deal with. Lacye: 02:33Yeah. I tSupport the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

In this peculiar tale of Dr. Apples, we delve deep into the mind of a misunderstood being who's perpetually out of place in his world. From a comical tiff about podcasting with Lacie to profound reminiscences about his early life, the narrative captures the highs and lows of Dr. Apples' journey. After a mortifying classroom incident involving an effigy doll, young Dr. Apples learns lessons of acceptance and wisdom from his compassionate mother, Ms. BaRule. While the societal constructs and prejudiced minds repel him, he finds solace in the boundless expanse of knowledge and dimensions beyond comprehension. Despite his often enigmatic demeanor, the heartwarming interactions with kids reveal a softer side of Dr. Apples, where he stands as a protector against nightmares and a beacon of light in the darkest of dreams.Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

DISCUSSION WITH DR. LEXX: HOW TO BALANCE THE EGO (PT. 4)Episode SummaryOn his 16th birthday, Dr. Apples’ mother was kidnapped by fairies and replaced with a doll. Each year on his birthday, he’s presented a doll, which has his mother’s essence. He’s travelled to various planets, dimensions, and realms, questioned, tortured, and pried his way for clues. He’s on a mission to find his mother.Welcome to the Dr. Apples Universe.Our host, Lacye A. Brown, is the creator, visual artist, and producer of the Dr Apples Universe (she’s also one of Dr Apples’ assistants).In this episode of Talk About Apples, Lacye talks to Dr. Lexx James (also known as Dr. Lexx). She is a certified sexologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, founder of the Institute for Sexuality and Intimacy, and best-selling author.Today, they talk about the purpose of the Dr. Apples character and the theme of “The Ego” from Chapter 1.Dr. Lexx tells us a bit about identifying an unbalanced ego and the steps you could take if you have discovered it an imbalance in your own ego (check out the Johari Window, it is an amazing starting point to discover your sense of self). EPISODELacye: 00:04Welcome to the Dr. Apples interview series. I'm your host Lacye. And today we delve into the captivating folklore of Dr. Apples. In this episode, we're not just recounting his story, but diving deeper into the theme of the ego. Join us as we dissect this compelling aspect of Dr. Apples journey and uncover the profound insights hidden within. This is part four. So for me, like in terms of unbalanced ego, I would think like, you know, it has to do with accountability.And I noticed a lot of people can make excuses. I myself, I mean, I check myself a lot and I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa. Like let's change that bad habit. I would think making excuses the go-to resolution for everything happening to you versus not accepting accountability like say your significant other dumps you and you state he'll never find another person like that or a friend dislikes you and you're like they're just jealous and or you didn't get the promotion it's like it's because she was pretty You know, there may or may not be some truth behind that, but is that a sign of an unbalanced ego or is that something else? Dr. Lexx: 01:36The minimizing part of looking at hard things I would say that might be some defensiveness. I don't know if that's part of an unbalanced ego. I think that's to protect the ego, right? People do that to say, like, it's not me. It's not my personhood who is wrong and who is bad, so they don't feel shame. So they throw up those defenses to try and protect their personhood, their ego, saying like, no, well, it could have been this, this and this. Now my ego isn't jeopardized. Now the person I see myself as isn't any less because I didn't achieve this thing. Lacye: 02:17Okay. I gotcha. I gotcha. Okay. So let's say that I'm listening and I'm like, okay, you know, uh, yes, I've identified this, this issue listening to this and I'm, I have a problem, maybe. Um, so now what, so how does one rectify this issue? Dr. Lexx: 02:45Oh, therapy one. Yeah. Um, excuse me, it can help. But the second thing is I really, really love forSupport the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

Join young Dr. Apples as he delves into the mysteries of astral projection, journeying through uncharted territories beyond our world. From his first innocent queries about nighttime flights to the mesmerizing visions of galaxies and strange, grid-shaped beings, Dr. Apples seeks to understand more about existence than the mere confines of our Earth. However, as he flits between astral dimensions and our realm, the lines of reality blur, leading him to question what he truly perceives. Witness the enchantment of other worlds, the enigma of neon auras, and a willow tree with secrets of its own.Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

DISCUSSION WITH DR. LEXX: HOW TO BALANCE THE EGO (PT. 5)Episode SummaryOn his 16th birthday, Dr. Apples’ mother was kidnapped by fairies and replaced with a doll. Each year on his birthday, he’s presented a doll, which has his mother’s essence. He’s travelled to various planets, dimensions, and realms, questioned, tortured, and pried his way for clues. He’s on a mission to find his mother.Welcome to the Dr. Apples Universe.Our host, Lacye A. Brown, is the creator, visual artist, and producer of the Dr Apples Universe (she’s also one of Dr Apples’ assistants).In this episode of Talk About Apples, Lacye talks to Dr. Lexx James (also known as Dr. Lexx). She is a certified sexologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, founder of the Institute for Sexuality and Intimacy, and best-selling author.Today, they talk about the purpose of the Dr. Apples character and the theme of “The Ego” from Chapter 1.Dr. Lexx tells us a bit about identifying an unbalanced ego and the steps you could take if you have discovered it an imbalance in your own ego (check out the Johari Window, it is an amazing starting point to discover your sense of self). EPISODELacye: 00:04Welcome to the Dr. Apples interview series. I'm your host Lacey. And today we delve into the captivating folklore of Dr. Apples. In this episode, we're not just recounting his story, but diving deeper into the theme of the ego. Join us as we dissect this compelling aspect of Dr. Apples journey and uncover the profound insights hidden within.This is part five. I'm a strong proponent of art and writing as a means of therapy because it has pulled me out of a lot of dark times through my adolescent years and even if I needed it today, I wouldn't hesitate twice about doing it. I believe it works. It's extremely cathartic.And I actually found one of my old journals. I didn't read it, but I was just like, oh, wow. I filled it up and I had another journal. It was just interesting to just even have and find. I love it. So it absolutely works. I'm a strong proponent of it. So, Dr. Lexx, what is one action a listener could do right after this podcast to work on an unbalanced ego? Dr. Lexx: 01:31Right after this podcast to work on an unbalanced ego, a listener, what can a listener do? Well, one, they can go to my website and look at the writing prompts. That is one thing they can do. It's a click away. Another thing they can do is really check in with themselves. I love the idea of doing a Johari's window. And I can actually provide you with a worksheet if you want to give that out to listeners. Lacye: 02:02Sure. I'll have it listed under the transcripts. Absolutely. What is that? Dr. Lexx: 02:07A Jahari's window is a way of looking at yourself. It is a four pane window, a square with four Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples

Dive into the astral adventures of Dr. Apples, a young master of astral projection. As a teen, he hones his skills to explore the vastness of the universe, befriending a parasitic snail-like creature named Frederick. However, when a gargantuan dragon-like being appears on the horizon, Frederick reveals a shocking predatory nature. Dr. Apples is left grappling with the reality of pulling beings from astral realms into Earth, and he promises to share his mysterious gift. Alongside this, a heartwarming bond between Dr. Apples and his ailing mother Ms. BaRule deepens, where shared tales of astral adventures and Gumbo-making become their cherished routine.Support the show#DrApplesLinks: Website: https://drapples.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheDrApples/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDrApples Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDrApples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/drapples