Welcome to Y IS IT SO, I am your host Paul, today we will be looking at a Mental Health problem, that people would think they understand. Unfortunately, Trauma is far more misunderstood, trauma isn’t dramatic events but often the subtle, experiences that overwhelm the nervous system, affect the body, and pass between generations. Joining me today is Laura Giles, a seasoned trauma therapist and educator who has spent years helping people uncover and heal from the kind of Trauma they didn’t even know they had. If you’ve ever wondered why you react the way you do....or why certain patterns keep showing up in your life, this episode his going to open your eyes in ways you did not except.

Who was Charlie Kirk

Welcome to y is it so, this episode reflects on the life, activism, and assassination of a conservative leader Charlie Kirk, a polarising figure whose voice echoed far beyond his years, the founder of Turning Point USA, exploring his rise from a college dropout to a polarising national figure, his role in youth politics and the debates and tensions around free speech, transgender issues, and campus activism.

Vince and I, discuss the circumstances of Kirk’s death, reactions from supporters and critics, and the potential impact on Turning Point USA and political discourse going forward.

Stay with us as we explore the legacy, the backlash, and the silence that followed."

Welcome to y is it so, this episode reflects on the life, activism, and assassination of a conservative leader Charlie Kirk, a polarising figure whose voice echoed far beyond his years, the founder of Turning Point USA, exploring his rise from a college dropout to a polarising national figure, his role in youth politics and the debates and tensions around free speech, transgender issues, and campus activism.

Vince and I, discuss the circumstances of Kirk’s death, reactions from supporters and critics, and the potential impact on Turning Point USA and political discourse going forward.

Gordon Phillips explains how technical analysis (using Japanese candlesticks) can reveal when markets are turning, and outlines practical steps to protect retirement savings—such as shifting from equity funds to bond/money‑market funds—and how to time re‑entry.

He also covers using precious metals (especially rare collectible coins) to hedge inflation, storage and privacy considerations, and his academy’s courses on risk management and currency trading.

Every year at this time of the football season Vince & I attempt to preview the AFL finals, mixing sharp banter with match-by-match analysis and predictions for Adelaide vs Collingwood, Geelong vs Brisbane, GWS vs Hawthorn, and Fremantle vs Gold Coast.

The episode covers key issues like Isaac Rankin’s suspension, home-ground advantage, veteran experience versus youth, and ends with bold grand-final predictions and light-hearted rivalry. Join us and try and predict not only who will win in this round but, which team will be holding up the Grand Final Cup.

My guest today is Gordon Phillips and he has just released a 488 page book about life in general, which I found interesting because he speaks not only about the U.S. but the whole world situation, from his school days to his most recent project, the launching an on line school, The Gordon Phillips Academy. In this episode I engage in a thought-provoking conversation with Gordon, a veteran currency trader and futurist. Phillips shares insights from his book, The Risky Reader, exploring global governmental failures and the role of individuals in shaping society. The discussion touches on his unconventional upbringing, the homeschooling of his children, and his perspectives on modern politics and media and his school, The Gordon Phillips Academy. Tune in to explore Gordon's vision of fostering change and resilience through understanding and education.

In this episode of Why Is It So?, I am joined with a very special guest, Angela Skartu, a renowned marriage and a certified sex therapist from the US, to discuss the complexities of sexual health and relationships.

Angela hosts a weekly You Tube show where she tackles everything from intimacy to communication, during the week she attends face to face with her clients and on top of that she is also a published author.

Common issues couples face—from communication barriers to infidelity and sexual dysfunction. She explains the significance of open dialogue and emotional intelligence in overcoming these challenges and emphasises the necessity of integrating both emotional and sexual intimacy in relationships.

Whether addressing the fears surrounding therapy, the dynamics of infidelity, or the cultural stigmas attached to sexual health, Angela provides valuable advice and tangible skills to improve intimacy and satisfaction.

In this episode of "Why Is It So?", I welcome special guest Kyle Levy, a conversationalist with unique insights into personal growth and emotional intelligence coaching. Kyle shares his journey from personal relationship challenges to becoming a professional who helps others understand and navigate their emotions.

Kyle explains the distinction between a life coach and his role as an Insight and Emotional Intelligence Coach, aiming to bridge the gap between conventional psychology and talk therapy. With relatable anecdotes, he emphasises the importance of recognising suppressed emotions and building emotional intelligence to improve personal and professional relationships.

The episode delves into Kyle's approach to coaching, his target demographics, and the importance of readiness for change. It highlights the common barriers men face in acknowledging mental health and self-care, as well as the dynamics of masculine and feminine energies in relationships. Through candid discussions, Kyle offers a glimpse into his methodologies and avenues for getting in touch with him for further support.

In this intriguing episode of "Why Is It So," host Paul welcomes Jack Moore, a retired college professor and expert on the JFK assassination. As the Warren Commission report becomes public, Jack delves into his findings accumulated over 40 years of research.

Join Paul and Jack as they discuss the events of November 22, 1963, and explore various conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy. With eyewitness accounts and a critical look at the evidence, Jack provides an in-depth analysis of who he believes truly killed JFK.

Whether you're a history buff or new to the story, this episode promises a fascinating look into one of America's most debated assassinations.