Jason Zuk, The Social Psychic™

About Jason Zuk, The Social Psychic™

Originally this podcast focused exclusively on topics surrounding Spirituality. With recent events and the turmoil concerning the murder of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department along with the murders of countless others, a major paradigm shift is underway within our society. This show will expand its programming to include topics that highlight our desire to eradicate inequality, systemic racism, and to gain greater accountability from our elected leaders and the law enforcement community so that we as a society can improve the lives of millions. Jason offers a unique perspective as an Attorney and Psychic Medium and within the context of Spirituality. As an attorney, Jason is licensed to practice law in Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas and New Jersey. He received his legal training by earning his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University and by attaining a Masters of Law (LL.M.) in International Law and Comparative Law from Georgetown University. Jason realized his psychic abilities immediately following his grandfather’s death in 2004 after he began to experience significant spiritual events that caused his mediumship abilities to flourish over time. Jason believes by coming together from a spiritual approach we can engage in healthy and constructive dialogue with the goal of gaining a greater understanding and awareness of these complex issues so that true reform can result. Jason supports the Black Lives Matter Movement. While Spiritual Topics will continue to be an important part of the show, Jason will also present topics addressing the desire to protect our Environment, Reform our Criminal Justice System, and Safeguard every Citizen from Police Brutality. "We the People Means EVERYONE."

Publisher

Jason Zuk

Category

education · health & fitness · religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

25 Mar 2018

Latest episode

14 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

1 of 357 episodes have a transcript.

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   14 Sept 2026

   183. Strength Through Unity: Ukraine, Resilience: Special Guest Tamara Velsher: President and Founder of the U.S. Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, Founder of Eight Dimensions Charity, and an Ambassador of Cultural Diplomacy.

   This interview is a part of the series: We Stand With Ukraine: One Episode at a Time: Strength Through Unity: Ukraine, Resilience, and the Power of Cultural Diplomacy In this deeply meaningful episode of The Social Psychic Radio Show, Jason welcomes Special Guest Tamara Velsher, President and Founder of the U.S. Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, founder of Eight Dimensions Charity, and an Ambassador of Cultural Diplomacy. This interview was first recorded around the time of the devastating July 8, 2024 missile attack on Okhmatdyt National Children’s Hospital in Kyiv, a moment that brought the human cost of the war in Ukraine into heartbreaking focus. Jason is also joined by Guest Co-Host Dr. Sergiy Borysov, who helps guide this important conversation about Ukraine, resilience, leadership, international cooperation, and the people whose lives continue to be shaped by war. Tamara Velsher is a nonprofit founder, educator, entrepreneur, community leader, and Ambassador of Cultural Diplomacy whose work is centered on building bridges between cultures, communities, businesses, and humanitarian organizations. As President and Founder of the U.S. Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce, Tamara works to strengthen relationships between Ukraine and the United States through economic development, cultural exchange, networking, international collaboration, and community engagement. Her leadership is rooted in the message: “Strength Through Unity — Bringing Nations Together.” Tamara is also the founder of Eight Dimensions Charity, an organization focused on supporting people across eight interconnected dimensions of wellness: emotional, social, financial, intellectual, occupational, physical, environmental, and spiritual. Her broader mission reflects a belief in compassion, service, shared humanity, and the idea that lasting change becomes possible when people work together across cultural and social boundaries. When Tamara first appeared on The Social Psychic Radio Show, Ukraine was confronting one of the most devastating attacks of the war. On July 8, 2024, Okhmatdyt National Children’s Hospital in Kyiv was struck during a large Russian missile attack across Ukraine. The strike severely damaged sections of the hospital, including pediatric care facilities, and became a powerful symbol of the toll the war has taken on children, families, medical professionals, and civilians. That tragedy became part of the emotional backdrop of Jason and Tamara’s original conversation. Jason, Tamara, and Dr. Sergiy Borysov discuss: Tamara’s journey since her first appearance on the show The ongoing humanitarian impact of the war in Ukraine The bombing of Okhmatdyt National Children’s Hospital The importance of remembering the human stories behind war Cultural diplomacy and its role in bringing people together Strengthening relationships between Ukraine and the United States The mission of the U.S. Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce Humanitarian outreach and nonprofit leadership The work of Eight Dimensions Charity Resilience in the face of uncertainty and loss Leadership during periods of crisis Building communities across borders The importance of unity in an increasingly divided world How individuals can become more engaged in humanitarian causes Why compassion and connection remain essential during times of conflict At the center of the episode is a simple but powerful idea: We are stronger when we work together. Dr. Borysov contributes to the conversation surrounding Ukraine, humanitarian concerns, cultural identity, international cooperation, and the continuing importance of keeping the experiences of ordinary people at the center of discussions about conflict. His participation adds another important perspective to a conversation centered on resilience, awareness, compassion, and global connection. Listeners who would like to connect directly with Tamara may reach her at: Email: ukrainianchamberusa@gmail.comPhone: (469) 212-3851 You can also learn more about her work through the U.S. Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Eight Dimensions Charity. This episode is about much more than politics or international affairs. It is about children. It is about families. It is about communities trying to survive and rebuild. It is about the people who choose to keep serving, advocating, connecting, and helping even in the face of extraordinary hardship. And it is about the belief that cultural understanding and human connection still matter. Nearly two years after their initial conversation, our message remains just as relevant today: Strength through unity. Bringing nations together. Building bridges instead of walls. And remembering that even during some of the darkest moments, humanity still has the ability to choose compassion, service, and connection. #Ukraine #CulturalDiplomacy #HumanitarianLeadership #StrengthThroughUnity #TheSocialPsychic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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   13 Sept 2026

   182. The Power of Mindfulness: Uniting Hearts and Minds with Special Guest Rev. Amitha Khema: Buddhist monk, mindfulness teacher, resident monk at the Buddha Meditation Center of Greater Washington, DC, and chaplain at George Washington University

   Episode Summary The Social Psychic Radio Show welcomes Reverend Amitha Khema for a conversation on how ancient mindfulness and meditation practices can meet the demands of modern life. Drawing on his own disciplined monastic routine and years of teaching, Reverend Khema explores how presence, breathwork, and forgiveness can transform personal healing, deepen community connection, and offer an anchor amid grief, trauma, and the emotional disconnection of the digital age. Topics Discussed Reverend Khema's background as a monastic teacher and his integration of mindfulness into contemporary life A monk's daily discipline: 5:30 AM wake-up, morning chanting, and personal meditation The “Meditate With a Monk” program — a 90-minute guided session using body scanning, breathing exercises, and loving-kindness meditation Letting go of rigid expectations — approaching meditation by “doing nothing” as a starting point Why students and society tend to postpone meditation until moments of acute stress, like exams Breathwork as the anchor that brings practitioners into the present moment Common misconceptions about meditation, and alternatives such as walking meditation for those who struggle to sit still Using meditation to navigate trauma and grief through acceptance rather than resistance The power of forgiveness — releasing anger without requiring forgetting Meditation as a bridge to empathy and compassion in an increasingly digital, AI-driven world Memorable Insight “Holding onto anger is like drinking poison and expecting someone else to suffer.” — Reverend Amitha Kima, on the power of forgiveness Resources & Links Please visit and support our guest. You can find Reverend Khema's teachings, articles, and program details: buddhameditationdc.org Connect With The Social Psychic Create. Heal. Inspire. — Where the law meets the universe, and strategy meets the soul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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   10 Sept 2026

   181. Healing Family Trauma and Trafficking Through the Hero’s Journey with Dr. Kelly Bonhoff

   Episode Overview Host Jason Zuk welcomes Dr. Kelly Bonhoff, PhD, RN, LMFT — a registered nurse, licensed marriage and family therapist, and co-founder of Josephine's Clinic, a nonprofit delivering nursing and mental health support to survivors of trafficking and violence. Dr. Bonhoff joins the show to discuss her debut book, What's Going On With My Family? A Roadmap to Healing Trauma, Unlocking Your Hidden Power, and Remembering What Is Sacred. She traces the book back to a personal spiritual awakening and her application of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey as a practical framework for healing family trauma. The conversation moves into deeply personal territory: Dr. Bonhoff shares that trafficking can occur within families, and describes how threats of violence kept her silent for decades until she finally spoke at age 57. She discusses her own recovery from addiction and illness through energy healing and acupuncture, and offers a philosophy for navigating toxic family dynamics rooted in sovereignty, the shift from fear to love, compassion, and forgiveness allowing harmful patterns to "dance out" simply by changing one's own vibration. The episode closes with an inside look at Josephine's Clinic's mission and where listeners can find Dr. Bonhoff's work. Kelly Bonhoff, PhD, RN, LMFT Author, What's Going on With My Family? A Roadmap to Healing Trauma, Unlocking Your Hidden Power, and Remembering What is Sacred Dr. Bonhoff was drawn to her current profession by the influence of her own early childhood experiences. She is a registered nurse and licensed marriage and family therapist, and co-founder of Josephine's Clinic, a nonprofit providing nursing and mental health care to individuals experiencing trafficking and violence. What's Going on With My Family? is her first book. Website: www.onesacredfamily.com Using Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey as a roadmap for healing intergenerational family trauma How trafficking can occur within families, and the power of silence imposed by threats The journey from addiction and illness to recovery through energy healing and acupuncture Sovereignty as a foundation for healing Shifting from fear to love, and the roles of compassion and forgiveness Letting go of toxic dynamics by changing your own vibration rather than trying to change others The mission and impact of Josephine's Clinic Book: What's Going on With My Family? A Roadmap to Healing Trauma, Unlocking Your Hidden Power, and Remembering What is Sacred Website: onesacredfamily.com About the Guest Episode Timestamps TimeSegment 00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro 01:33 Why Trauma Healing Matters 02:17 Book Origin and Awakening 03:36 Family Healing and the Hero's Journey 07:51Trafficking Close to Home 11:19Recovery and Energy Healing 16:53 Handling Toxic Family Dynamics 19:27 Josephine's Clinic Mission 24:16 Closing Encouragement and Where to Find Her 26:39 Host Wrap-Up and Takeaways and Key Themes Discussed Resources & Links Book: What's Going on With My Family? A Roadmap to Healing Trauma, Unlocking Your Hidden Power, and Remembering What is Sacred Website: onesacredfamily.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Chris Burres and Patrick Wanis, Ph.D. Offer Solutions for Restoring Health/Rest

Published 21 Jul 2020 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And, you know, well, unless you've got something else to do. That's how we are as a society. We're the only species on the planet that will forego sleep for no healthful reason. When you think about what the CDC is recommending, social distancing, wash your hands, wear a mask, perhaps one of the best things they should be saying is make sure you get eight to ten hours of sleep a night. Would that be correct? Yes. It's seven to nine hours. There's only 1% of the population, Jason, that can function healthily, not just function, but that is not impacted by less than six hours sleep. If you're getting less than that sleep, less than seven to nine hours sleep, you are going to be impacted. […]

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