Asking Why

Episode 143: Dr. Terry & Sharon Hargrave | Restoration Therapy

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, host Clint Davis engages with Dr. Terry Hargrave and Sharon Hargrave, pioneers of Restoration Therapy. They discuss the integration of psychology and theology, the importance of love and trust in relationships, and the journey of personal growth through therapy. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of their work and the impact of their teachings on clinicians and couples alike. In this conversation, Terry Hargrave and Clint Davis explore the importance of self-regulation in relationships, emphasizing that personal growth and emotional health are crucial for intimacy. They discuss the role of faith in managing one's emotions and the transformative journey of Ron and Nan, who faced significant challenges in their marriage. The discussion highlights the power of confession and community support in healing, as well as the ongoing nature of personal growth and grace in relationships.

 

https://www.restorationtherapytraining.com

 

 

Episode 142: Casey Payne PA-C | Integrative Partners

This week Clint speaks with Casey Payne.  Casey was born and raised in Minden, LA and has lived in Shreveport since 2004. She enjoys spending time with my husband, Kevin, daughters Sadie and Chandler, and stepson Thatcher. Casey attended LA Tech University and received a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences with a minor in Chemistry after Tech she attended LSUHSC in Shreveport, LA and received a bachelor's degree in Physician Assistant studies in 2006.  She is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA). Casey has practiced primary care medicine in Shreveport for 18 years and has a passion for educating patients regarding their health diagnoses. She feels it is important to consider their input as we formulate plans to care for their mind, body, and spirit. In 2020, she learned more about the root causes of illnesses that so many people young and old face today. During that time she enrolled in the Institute for Functional Medicine certification program and has incorporated functional medicine into my practice. She has seen significant shifts in health and well being for patients.  Casey has passed the certification exam and will submit her case study for certification in July 2025. Dr. Elizabeth Hudnall, who is also pursuing IFMCP certification, and Casey are proud to provide an integrative healthcare approach to our patients at our clinic - Integrative Partners. 

Website: www.integrativepartners318.com

Episode 141: Clint Davis | Hurricane Katrina - Part 2

Part 2, Clint Davis recounts his experiences as part of the National Guard during Hurricane Katrina. He shares the chaotic moments leading up to the storm, the overwhelming arrival of evacuees at the Superdome, and the challenges faced in providing aid amidst a crisis. The narrative highlights personal encounters, emotional struggles, and the complexities of disaster response, culminating in a reflection on the human spirit during times of adversity.

 

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Episode 140: Nick Prefontaine | The STEP System

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, host Clint Davis interviews Nick Prefontaine, a three-time bestselling author and motivational speaker. Nick shares his incredible journey of recovery after a severe snowboarding accident that left him in a coma. He discusses the importance of support, trust, energy, and persistence in overcoming trauma, which he encapsulates in his STEP system. Nick emphasizes the significance of community and the common goal that drove him to not only recover but also to help others facing similar challenges. His story is one of resilience, purpose, and the transformative power of sharing one's experiences to inspire and uplift others.

 

Nick's Website and E Book

https://nickprefontaine.com/step/

Episode 139: Tyler Hennessee | Hard Makes You Better

Summary

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, Clint Davis interviews Tyler Hennessee, who shares his journey from being a worship pastor for 20 years to venturing into the business world. Tyler discusses the challenges and realizations he faced during this transition, including the church's shift towards a business model and the importance of genuine ministry. He introduces his new brand, 'Hard Makes You Better,' which focuses on personal growth and financial education, emphasizing the need for community and accountability in both ministry and business. The conversation highlights the significance of being obedient to one's calling and the potential for making a positive impact in people's lives through financial literacy and support. In this conversation, Tyler discusses the importance of understanding wealth and stewardship from a Christian perspective. He emphasizes that wealth and prosperity are not sins, but rather tools that can be used for good when managed properly. The discussion also highlights the need for financial education and the role of trust and integrity in financial relationships. Tyler advocates for a balanced approach to faith and finances, encouraging listeners to view money as a means to serve others and fulfill their calling.

Tyler's Contact Info for Hard Makes You Better:

(318) 393-2009

www.hardmakesyoubetter.com

tylerhennessee@gmail.com

Episode 138: Grace Anne Blake | From Struggles to Success

In this episode, Clint Davis interviews Grace Ann Blake, a successful salon owner and community advocate. Grace shares her journey from a challenging childhood marked by instability and loss to finding her passion in hairdressing and ultimately opening Avalon Salon. She discusses the profound impact of her mother's passing on her life choices, her commitment to helping others, and the importance of emotional connection in her work. Grace emphasizes the significance of authenticity, resilience, and the healing power of touch in her interactions with clients and employees. In this conversation, Grace Anne shares her journey of personal growth, community involvement, and political engagement. She discusses the importance of trust and authenticity in relationships, the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, and her motivations for becoming a Caddo parish commissioner. Throughout the dialogue, Grace Anne emphasizes the significance of empowerment through adversity and the need for common sense in politics, while also reflecting on the impact of her past experiences on her current values and actions.

 

Episode 137: Clarissa and Fiona Moll | Teen Grief and Life after Loss

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, host Clint Davis engages with Clarissa and Fiona Moll, a mother-daughter duo who share their journey through grief after the unexpected loss of their husband and father. They discuss the importance of open conversations about death, the role of faith in navigating grief, and the significance of community support. The Molls emphasize that while grief is a challenging experience, it can also lead to resilience and hope. They highlight the need for practical tools and support for teens dealing with loss, and the importance of building relationships before a loss occurs. In this conversation, Clint Davis and Clarissa Moll explore the complexities of grief, particularly in teenagers. They discuss the importance of hope, faith, and community in navigating loss, emphasizing the need for authentic conversations and the role of adults in supporting grieving youth. Clarissa shares her personal experiences and insights on how to approach grief with empathy and understanding, while also addressing the challenges posed by modern distractions and the overwhelming nature of social media. The discussion highlights the significance of building relationships and fostering resilience in young people as they cope with loss.

 

Clarissa and Fiona's Book: https://a.co/d/1GXjWKP

Episode 136 | Elizabeth Whitford Johnson | The Journey of a Counselor

In this episode of the Asking Why podcast, host Clint Davis speaks with Elizabeth Johnson, a licensed professional counselor, about her journey into therapy, the importance of self-care, and the challenges faced by mental health professionals. They discuss the significance of addressing trauma, the impact of grief, and the necessity of setting boundaries in both personal and professional life. Elizabeth shares her experiences working in community mental health and the lessons learned from her clients, emphasizing the value of self-worth and the healing power of therapy.

 

Episode 135: Brook Mosser | Parenting and Family

In this conversation, Clint Davis and Brook Moser explore the themes of intentional parenting, spiritual formation, and the challenges of navigating personal trauma while raising children. Brook shares his journey of healing and the importance of creating an ecosystem of forgiveness within the family. They discuss the impact of technology on parenting, the significance of historical Christian practices, and the long road of sanctification. The conversation emphasizes the need for presence, humility, and the power of simple practices in fostering a healthy family dynamic.

Website: https://www.intentionalparents.org/

Episode 134 | Lance Welch | Financial Legacy

In this conversation, Clint Davis and Lance Welch discuss the importance of legacy, financial health, and the intentional transfer of values, vision, knowledge, and wealth to future generations. They explore Lance's personal journey, the challenges of parenting, and the significance of being intentional in raising resilient children. The discussion emphasizes the need for families to define their values, create a vision for their legacy, and understand the role of wealth as a tool for positive impact. Practical insights and exercises from Lance's book, 'The Legacy Navigator,' are shared to help families navigate these crucial topics.

Website: https://www.thelancewelch.com/