Episodios

  • 323. How Do Navigate Family Stress at the Holidays?
    Nov 12 2025
    Family stress seems to be more of a theme around the holidays. It seems to me most people are caught between wanting to spend time with family and not wanting to wade through the distress of a divisive political conversation. In today’s episode, I share some strategies to finding a peaceful way to spend time with family and avoid the divisive, blood pressure rising conversations. Episode 323 is live.
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    21 m
  • 322. How Much Cancel Culture Lives in All of Us?
    Nov 5 2025
    Nearly all of us say we hate cancel culture, but in this episode, I explore the possibility that maybe we like it a little bit more than we let on. What happens when all or nothing combines with a dislike of being questioned? Often, we engage in a mini version of cancel culture. That is to say, we stop talking to the person because we don’t like something that they said about something we believe. What is the long-term effects of that? Let’s find out in this episode together. Episode 322 of The Joe Martino Show is live.
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    24 m
  • 321. Your Words Build Your Life. For Better or Worse.
    Oct 23 2025
    The words you speak shape the world you live in. When you learn to own that truth, you can stop reacting to life and start creating it, one word at a time. This episode dives into how your language defines your reality, your mindset, and your freedom. Let’s talk about how changing your words can change your world. Episode 321 is live now.
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    24 m
  • 320. The Truth About Change: It Doesn’t Build Character—It Reveals It
    Oct 15 2025
    When life shifts, we like to think we’re being tested, but most of the time, we’re being revealed. Change doesn’t create your character; it exposes it. In this episode, we’ll talk about how turmoil shows what’s really driving you, and how to use those moments to grow instead of spiral. You’ll walk away with practical steps to examine your reactions, identify what’s under them, and start shaping the kind of character that holds steady no matter what’s falling apart. You’ll learn these eight steps: 1. Observe Your Default Reactions 2. Ask the “Why” Question—Twice 3. Identify Your Anchors 4. Look for Repeating Patterns 5. Invite Honest Feedback 6. Choose a Character Target 7. Practice Reflection, Not Regret 8. Anchor Change in Daily Habits
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    17 m
  • 319. What Version of You Does Your Family Get?
    Oct 9 2025
    Are you one person at work and another at home? In this episode of The Joe Martino Show, we talk about what happens when the version of you your family gets isn’t the same one everyone else sees—and how to start closing that gap. Plus, I answer a listener question about “The Rule of Three” and how it can change the way you approach relationships and growth. Listen now here or on your favorite podcast platform.
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    19 m
  • 318. What Do You Do When Your Parents Aren't Healthy?
    Oct 2 2025
    What do you do when the person who raised you can’t celebrate you? In this episode, I respond to a listener whose father’s health struggles and jealousy make their relationship complicated. We’ll unpack the tension of situations like this, and how to carry success without shame or guilt.
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    20 m
  • 317: How Do We Talk To Ourselves When It Isn't Working?
    Sep 24 2025
    Date night at Costco. Yep, you read that right. While strolling the aisles of free samples and bulk toilet paper, my wife and I watched a dad trying—really trying—to parent gently. It sparked a bigger conversation: when does gentle parenting cross the line into ineffective parenting? And what does that reveal about the way we talk to ourselves when what we’re doing isn’t working? If you have kids, this episode is sure to spark some conversation and thought for you. Don’t have kids? There’s plenty here for you too.
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    19 m
  • 316. Want Real Conversations Again? Try the Rule of Three
    Sep 17 2025
    Civil discourse feels harder to find every day. Last week, a prominent conservative figure was executed, and what troubled me most were the responses that followed. Not long ago, a young woman was murdered on public transportation, and the government tried to cover it up—afraid of how the public might respond. This episode isn’t about reliving those events. It’s about what they reveal: how quickly respectful conversation breaks down and how much we need to reengage across our differences. In Episode 315 of The Joe Martino Show, I share how we can get back to real dialogue by using the Rule of Three. My hope is to give you practical tools to talk with people you disagree with—without shouting, canceling, or walking away. If you’re tired of polarization and want to know how to have healthier, more constructive conversations, this episode is for you.
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    23 m