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Join Bobby K on his monthly podcast on No Magic Bullet. Each month will feature new guests and topics on mental health.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Bobby K. turns candid accounts of anxiety, Tourette syndrome, recovery and caregiving into a grounded record of tools people have actually used.
Bobby K. keeps returning to a useful question: when mental health becomes difficult, what actually helps someone through the day? His guest conversations pair lived experience with concrete practices, while his own accounts of Tourette syndrome, mindfulness and prolonged illness…
Bobby K. gives a raisin 15 minutes; your complicated days deserve that kind of patience.
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A plainspoken mental-health conversation about the daily practices Shannon LaRue relies on.
The episode stays with the practical routines Shannon LaRue says keep her grounded: meditative breathing, daily yoga and stretching, daily walks with her dog, consistency, and kinder self-talk. Bobby K.
A snowy Beaver Valley conversation about Track Three, Marley, and confidence built through skiing.
A snowy Beaver Valley conversation gives the episode its shape, with Bobby K. of What's in Your Toolbox guiding the talk toward Marley, Track Three, and the confidence that can grow through skiing.
Comedy, therapy, and fear anchor a plainspoken mental-health conversation with practical grounding.
The episode opens with a Buddha line and settles into a grounded mix of comedy, therapy, fear, and the practical ways people manage mental health.
A plainspoken look at purpose, authenticity, and the difference between an unfulfilled job and a toxic workplace.
Episode six of season four centers on a steady question: what gives life or work meaning, and how does a person keep moving toward it without losing authenticity? Bobby K.
A body-work conversation where tension, emotion, and the treatment room meet.
Good Vibrations treats body-work as a conversation about tension, emotion, and the mental health thread that can surface in the treatment room. Bobby K.
A plainspoken look at resilience, estrangement, and the small tools that help keep going.
At the center of this episode is a calm, unsparing look at resilience. Bobby K. introduces Jeremy Rhodes, who speaks about being estranged from his child, the strain of family court, and the small routines he leans on to get through the day.
A candid anxiety story about illness, identity, and the tools that keep you moving.
Matt Channer's account turns on a hard break between identity and health: after a COVID vaccine reaction led to pericarditis, he had to stop training for two to three months, and the resulting anxiety became the worst he says he had ever felt.
A calm, curious conversation about light therapy, nervous-system relief, and the strange details that make it stick.
Beam Light Therapy comes across as a calm, candid talk about a self-care practice that sits somewhere between wellness and personal testimony. Bobby K. keeps the questions simple, Julie answers from experience, and the device is described without much jargon.
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Three hosts and psychologist Dr Emily talk vulnerability, therapy, and imperfection with guests.
Fearne Cotton interviews guests like Boy George and Bryony Gordon about mental health and identity.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford pairs therapy insight with Black TV recaps, maternal health, and history.
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Bob opens with Kathy Smart and keeps the talk centered on Parkinson's and mental health tools instead of slogans.
Bobby K opens the show with a warm, personal welcome.
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Host Bobby K interviews Shannon LaRue, a wellness leader and former military operator, about her experiences with grief after losing her father and daughter.
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Host Bobby K interviews Jarvis Strong, both diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome, in an honest discussion about their personal experiences, from diagnosis and stigma to coping strategies like exercise and humor.
Host Bobby K interviews Matt Channer, a writer and former sailor, about his journey with anxiety and mental health tools.
Host Bobby K interviews Jeremy Rhodes about his 12-year struggle with parental estrangement from his daughter, discussing the emotional impact, manipulative behaviors from his ex-partner, and the failures of the family court system.
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Bobby Coven and John Sims use a pool-table story from Scarborough, Ontario, to explain why the episode is called “Don’t Rip the Felt,” a phrase John says still shapes how he makes decisions.
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