Guest Therapist: Episode One - Leslie Barton

After more than a year’s absence from podcast therapy, comedian and writer (and sometimes an actor) Steven Alan Green returns with a very enlightening and funny (God willing) recorded session with comedian, comedy writer and humorist Mark Miller as the therapist. Listen in as Mark tries to uncover what’s really driving Steven’s motivations to make the world seem logical, his forays into survival and success, including the elusive mystery as to why the tights, as well as how Tom Green’s unavailability nearly stifled the entire project. “It was an honor and a privilege and fun and just a tad traumatic trying to get to the bottom of what's inside Steven Alan Green’s head. He didn't seem to mind that I have absolutely no legitimate psychological credentials. Although I suppose that's the point with his series.” - Mark MillerMark Miller is a journalist and humorist who has performed stand-up comedy in nightclubs and on TV, written on numerous sit-com staffs, been a humor columnist for the Los Angeles Times Syndicate and a Great Gigs interviewer and humor blogger for The Huffington Post, as well as a journalist for The Jewish Journal. His first book, a collection of his humor essays on dating and romance is “500 Dates: Dispatches From the Front Lines of the Online Dating Wars”. https://www.markmillerhumorist.com/about

Top Hollywood commercial director Jordan Brady tries to untangle the mess that's inside the head of host Steven Alan Green.

In Session Four, Steven is instructed and enlightened by author, radio legend and personal development instructor Micheal Benner.  Listen in to this insightful and funny new podcast show.  Guest Therapist.  Where the guest is the therapist of the host. 

In this very weird session of Guest Therapist, SNL writer comedian Dave Sirus tears apart Steven's illogical world with ease. It needed to be done. Trust me.

Well, the first session of Guest Therapist with Leslie Barton was a huge liked success. And, to think, I produced it whilst having another daily mental breakdown. I'm amazomatic! And, so. We did a second episode. This time with guest therapist Dr. Brian King. Now, the good doctor isn't really a doctor. Then again, I'm not really a fake patient. (I'll give you a minute...) So....Session Two with Guest Therapist Dr. Brian King was recorded last week and is now presented to you in its entirety of manic insanity. Actually, the "Doc" was actually very helpful. Not the funniest of episodes because he took the subject seriously. Having said that, Dr. Brian King is always funny, informative and refreshing. So, there. Session Three with Guest Therapist Dave Sirus was recorded after that and currently in the process of editing and production. I've had the flu really bad for a couple of weeks, which has made it almost impossible to concentrate. My apologies to the fans of the show and guests. Oh, one more thing. If you like the show, please donate. The donate through Stripe is being set up in the next week and the show is currently being cleared for iTunes. In the mean time, the only way to get any cash for this effort is through PayPal. I know a lot of you guys don't like PayPal for some reason. I have been using it for years and find it the most straight forward simple way to transfer money. In any case, that's all we have right now. Thanks for your support. Steven Alan Green Guest Therapist PodcastPLEASE NOTE: The PayPal link below will take you to the PayPal account for "The Laughter Foundation". The Laughter Foundation is a 501(c)3 in application process and therefore not an official charity. Your "donation" is strictly for profit of the Guest Therapist Podcast producers. DONATE

Phoenix based comedian Leslie Barton takes her crack at analyzing comedian and writer Steven Alan Green.