MHNR Network, LLC
Mental Health News Radio
What IS Trending in America?
What IS Trending in America?
What IS Trending in America?
Thursday 23rd May 2019
Join Larry Rifkin and Kristen Sunanta-Walker as they dive into the evolving world of media and the importance of mental health conversations.
55 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Larry Rifkin discusses the shift from TV and radio to podcasting.
- Importance of mental health conversations in media.
- How media evolution impacts societal communication.
- Collaborative efforts in podcast networks.
- Larry's experiences in public television projects.
Just knowing this podcast might be helping any of you realize you are not alone on this journey called being a human being makes doing this podcast worth every second.
In this episode of Mental Health News Radio, host Kristen Sunanta-Walker welcomes Larry Rifkin and John Krofsick from the America Trends podcast to explore the dynamic world of media communication and its significance in today's society. Kristen introduces listeners to the intimacy of mental health discussions and emphasizes the importance of making these conversations as commonplace as discussions about brain or heart health.
The episode highlights the evolution of media from traditional television and radio to the modern podcasting landscape, with Larry Rifkin sharing his transition and experiences. Larry Rifkin, a seasoned broadcaster, reflects on his journey from public television to podcasting. He shares anecdotes about working in a television broadcast environment and the challenges of adapting to new technologies like email.
Larry's editorial insights reveal how the media has transformed over time, from the printing press to modern communication networks, and its impact on societal changes. Larry emphasizes the richness and depth that comes from honing one's craft over many years, even in areas no longer in use. He discusses the eclectic interests that have shaped his career and the projects he has been involved in, such as bringing beloved children's programs like Bob the Builder and Thomas the Tank Engine to public television.
Kristen and Larry also touch on the societal issues of Western society, including the validation people seek when dealing with narcissistic behavior. Larry's personal history, including the influence of his father and his experiences as a gatekeeper for a public television network, adds depth to the conversation. The episode concludes with a reflection on the collaborative efforts within the Mental Health News Radio Network, where podcasters come together to share diverse and eclectic content.
Kristen and Larry express gratitude for the opportunity to work together and the impact their respective shows have on listeners. Overall, this episode provides an insightful look into the world of media communication, mental health advocacy, and the power of podcasting as a tool for connection and understanding.