Beyond the mind with Tia

About Beyond the mind with Tia

Beyond the Mind is a podcast about the human experience—our minds, emotions, relationships, challenges, and the experiences that shape who we become. Through honest conversations with mental health professionals, psychologists, authors, coaches, advocates, and people with meaningful life stories, we explore mental health, emotional wellbeing, personal growth, purpose, identity, confidence, resilience, relationships, and life transitions. We also explore career and success,to personal growth, purpose, or wellbeing.

Publisher

Gina

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Jul 2026

Latest episode

2 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

92 episodes in the feed.

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   2 Nov 2026

   Sasi Battula: From Replaceable to Irreplaceable — Protecting Your Career in the Age of AI

   What happens when the person building AI systems starts warning us about what technology could take from us—and how we can stay in control? In this episode of Beyond the Mind, I’m joined by Sasi Battula, an AI pioneer, founder of Hola AI, and author of AI Jobs and AI SiCK. With three decades of leadership in Silicon Valley, Sasi has helped bring AI healthcare solutions to market, developed technology used by people around the world, and conducted what he describes as the first-ever live interview with an artificial intelligence. Sasi believes the future of work is not about competing with machines at every task, but learning how to direct them. We explore the “Orchestration Gap”—the shift from being someone who simply carries out tasks to someone who uses judgment, creativity, and technology to guide the work. He shares how professionals can think about protecting their careers, finding opportunities in a changing job market, and staying valuable as AI becomes more capable. We also look beyond the workplace. Through his dystopian fiction series AI SiCK, Sasi explores what could happen when people begin outsourcing their physical instincts, emotional lives, and everyday decisions to algorithms and wearable technology. We discuss the tension between convenience and human agency, and ask what we might lose if we let technology make too many choices for us. As someone who has helped build AI, Sasi offers a perspective shaped by both innovation and concern. We talk about the gap between public promises and real-world technology, the questions professionals should be asking, and practical steps people can take to approach AI with confidence rather than fear. This conversation is about more than technology. It’s about work, identity, independence, and how to remain an active participant in a world increasingly shaped by algorithms. Explore Sasi’s books and resources: Visit Sasi Battula’s author page to find AI Jobs, AI SiCK, and resources to help you navigate the age of AI.

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   31 Oct 2026

   RobertO.Bowers:When RealLife FeelsStranger Than Fiction — Cryptids,CampfireStories & the Unexplained

   What happens when an ordinary day outdoors turns into a story you can’t quite explain? In this episode of Beyond the Mind, I’m joined by Robert O. Bowers, a storyteller, outdoorsman, and author whose most memorable stories come from a lifetime of fishing, hunting, and unexpected experiences in the wild. After a 43-year career with ODOT, Rob began putting his stories on paper—and has since turned his love of storytelling into a full-time creative life. Rob shares some of the strange, funny, and unforgettable moments that have inspired his writing, including his fascination with cryptids, UFOs, ghosts, and the unexplained. We talk about why the outdoors can leave us amazed—or even frightened—and why people remain captivated by things that don’t fit neatly into what we know. We also explore Rob’s journey from telling stories around the campfire to publishing books, the difference between writing true experiences and creating fiction, and how real-life moments can spark a whole new story. With humor and curiosity, he reflects on what it means to keep creating, even later in life, and why it’s never too late to follow a passion. Whether you love mysteries, outdoor adventures, or simply a good story, this conversation is a reminder to stay curious and pay attention. You never know which experience might become a story worth sharing. Explore Rob’s books: Discover his Campfire Tales From Uncle Rob series, along with his novels Have Dog Will Travel and Red Eyes at Black Mesa. Visit Robert O. Bowers’s Amazon author page to explore his books.

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   30 Oct 2026

   C. Luke Humphreys: Is 2027 the Beginning of the End Times? — An Army Intelligence Analyst Decodes Bible Prophecy

   What if the ancient prophecies written thousands of years ago contain a timeline for events unfolding in our own generation? And what happens when a former military intelligence analyst believes he has found the patterns connecting them? In this episode of Beyond the Mind, I'm joined by C. Luke Humphreys, a former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, full-time minister, and author of Teaching History Before It Happens and The Numbers. After years of studying information, identifying patterns, testing sources, and separating signal from noise, Luke now applies that same analytical approach to his interpretation of biblical prophecy. Luke believes that the numbers recorded in the books of Moses and Daniel connect to a prophetic timeline running from 2027 to 2030. He shares why he believes certain events are approaching, what he thinks the Bible reveals about the future, and why he believes this generation may be able to understand things that previous generations could not. We also explore his specific predictions concerning March and April 2027, religious developments, global conflict, and what he describes as the return of events connected to the Ottoman Empire. But Luke isn't simply talking about what he believes will happen. He's making major personal decisions based on those convictions. He's selling his real estate and approximately 95% of what he owns, with plans to begin travelling on April 1, 2027, to share his message around the world. His ambition is to reach 100 million people before 2030. We discuss what led him from military intelligence to ministry, why he is willing to put specific dates on his interpretation of prophecy, and how he responds to people who question his conclusions. We also explore the relationship between faith and evidence, the importance of examining claims carefully, and what it means to live with conviction when you believe the future holds something significant. This is a conversation about faith, prophecy, courage, and the questions people have about what lies ahead. Whether you approach biblical predictions as a believer, a curious listener, or a sceptic, Luke's perspective offers plenty to think about. Explore Luke's books and resources: Luke's books, Teaching History Before It Happens and The Numbers, are available to download for free in 133 languages. Visit purelife2030.com to get your free books and sign up for the Watchman Report so you can follow Luke's interpretations and predictions. A question to consider: How do we balance faith and conviction with the responsibility to question, examine, and think critically about what we are told?

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