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After being diagnosed with transverse myelitis, CEO of the Argosy Foundation, Jeneye Abele, turned to comedy as a lifeline while adapting to the unpredictable and demanding nature of her medical condition. Like a magic pill, she finds laughter helps her transcend physical discomfort. In this episode, she talks with Dr. Joel Goodman, Founder and Director of the HUMOR Project, about how laughter can help carry us through the most difficult times. Together, they reflect on how an attitude of humor doesn't mean you have to be a comedian. The simple act of choosing to laugh at ourselves and see things with childlike curiosity and light-heartedness can give us perspective on otherwise overwhelming situations. Positive humor connects us, builds confidence and has various healing properties. And bonus, it just feels darn good to laugh.

After being diagnosed with transverse myelitis, CEO of the Argosy Foundation, Jeneye Abele, turned to comedy as a lifeline while adapting to the unpredictable and demanding nature of her medical condition. Like a magic pill, she finds laughter helps her transcend physical discomfort. In this episode, she talks with Dr. Joel Goodman, Founder and Director of the HUMOR Project, about how laughter can help carry us through the most difficult times. Together, they reflect on how an attitude of humor doesn't mean you have to be a comedian. The simple act of choosing to laugh at ourselves and see things with childlike curiosity and light-heartedness can give us perspective on otherwise overwhelming situations. Positive humor connects us, builds confidence and has various healing properties. And bonus, it just feels darn good to laugh.

Ep. 3 Humor and Healing with Joel Goodman and Jeneye Abele

Got a podcast ready to launch but need support? Workshop it in the podcast Creative Working Group. It starts Feb 16 and meets every Wednesday. http://futurex.network/studioThis is Episode 01 of On a Call With, a mini-podcast about creativity available exclusively for subscribers of this email. As I post more episodes you’ll always have access to the archive online. On a Call With Composer Joel GoodmanJoel has scored more than a hundred films and TV productions that have received five Oscar nominations, 20 Emmy Awards, and 30 Emmy nominations. You’ll be hearing his music in my upcoming podcast drama Privacy Pod, which, by the way, is casting now. You can experience Joel’s music in films like Being Elmo, many episodes of American Masters and American Experience, Obit, and also Outside the Bubble: On the Road with Alexandra Pelosi. Joel answers my questions about how he starts his workday, why bike rides are important, his sources of inspiration, where creativity comes from, and why he loves composing music. Creative work is life-affirming for him. The podcast is eleven minutes long, suitable for listening to while you are waiting for brunch to start. About On a Call With… This podcast is literally a call. Like, a phone call. Editing: minimal. Underscore, promos, and stings: None. It’s more notebook than book, more jam than song, more of a sketchbook than a painting. I offer it to you to help get inside how people live their creative lives and hear their story in their own words. Making it a phone call makes it easy to do, both for me and for the guest.Thanks for listening,Lee 

Got a podcast ready to launch but need support? Workshop it in the podcast Creative Working Group. It starts Feb 16 and meets every Wednesday. http://futurex.network/studioThis is Episode 01 of On a Call With, a mini-podcast about creativity available exclusively for subscribers of this email. As I post more episodes you’ll always have access to the archive <a href="https://500words.blot.im/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">online</a>. On a Call With Composer Joel GoodmanJoel has scored more than a hundred films and TV productions that have received five Oscar nominations, 20 Emmy Awards, and 30 Emmy nominations. You’ll be hearing his music in my upcoming podcast drama Privacy Pod, which, by the way, is <a href="https://www.backstage.com/casting/privacy-pod-283998/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">casting now</a>. You can experience Joel’s music in films like Being Elmo, many episodes of American Masters and American Experience, Obit, and also Outside the Bubble: On the Road with Alexandra Pelosi. Joel answers my questions about how he starts his workday, why bike rides are important, his sources of inspiration, where creativity comes from, and why he loves composing music. Creative work is life-affirming for him. The podcast is eleven minutes long, suitable for listening to while you are waiting for brunch to start. About On a Call With… This podcast is literally a call. Like, a phone call. Editing: minimal. Underscore, promos, and stings: None. It’s more notebook than book, more jam than song, more of a sketchbook than a painting. I offer it to you to help get inside how people live their creative lives and hear their story in their own words. Making it a phone call makes it easy to do, both for me and for the guest.Thanks for listening,Lee

Ep 01 - On a Call With Joel Goodman

Guest Joel Goodman is the author of “Laffirmations: 1001 Ways To Add Humor To Your Life and Work”. Joel is the Director of The HUMOR Project, Inc the first organization in the world to focus full-time on the positive power of humor. Tune in as he discusses why we should be SERIOUS about HUMOR, how to add humor to your life, and the March 31-April 3 HUMOR CRUISE 2006, which features a special appearance by Carol Channing.

Guest Joel Goodman is the author of “Laffirmations: 1001 Ways To Add Humor To Your Life and Work”. Joel is the Director of The HUMOR Project, Inc the first organization in the world to focus full-time on the positive power of humor. Tune in as he discusses why we should be SERIOUS about HUMOR, how to add humor to your life, and the March 31-April 3 HUMOR CRUISE 2006, which features a special appearance by Carol Channing.

Joel Goodman: The Humor Project