Podcast appearances and mentions of larry garrett

Sarah is a independent radio producer and editor, a former artistic director of Third Coast and the keeper of audioplayground.xyz. We fell in love with Sarah’s piece for BBC Shortcuts Geis & Geis: Pinball Machine Distributors. But as our conversation with her twisted and turned we ended up asking Sarah about her piece No Bad News which tells the story of American hypnotist Larry Garrett and Uday Hussein, son of Sadam Husein. This episode explores the art of interviewing and the interesting moral and ethical decisions around the stories we tell. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/telling-stories/message

Today we throw it back to one of the most interesting interviews in the shows history with Larry Garrett. Larry was Uday Hussein's hypnotist and it was so early on in the shows history that I wanted to give everybody another chance to hear it. We get into their first phone call, a pathetic limp, his trip to the Middle East, and more.

Emilio, durante il servizio di leva, si ritrova in missione a Beirut: qui, assieme a un suo compagno, viene investito da una raffica di proiettili improvvisa. Il suo è il racconto di come, in certe situazioni, la mente e il corpo di un essere umano sia in grado di reagire con forza e lucidità inaspettate. Nella seconda parte, la storia di Larry Garrett, un esperto ipnotista di Chicago, che fu mandato in missione in Iraq per curare con l'ipnosi un paziente misterioso. Dai diari della ripartenza, la storia di Teresa e del dolore che vuole lasciare andare per ricominciare a vivere. In chiusura, la storia seriale di Silvia, vittima di minacce e insulti a seguito della pubblicazione di un articolo, da lei firmato. che smentisce la teoria delle scie chimiche. Playlist Hail, Hail - Pearl JamFrom The Morning - Nick DrakeJóga - Björk Politik – ColdplayMasters of War - Bob DylanStart Me Up - Rolling Stones

This hour, we go into a hypnotherapists office and come out with a story of international intrigue.No Bad NewsBy Sarah Geis for Love+Radio from Radiotopia Three decades ago, American hypnotist Larry Garrett committed himself to abstaining from the news. So, in 2001, when he received a phone call inviting him to Iraq, he didn’t think twice about saying ‘Yes’.This episode of Re:sound was produced by Dennis Funk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

William Mitchell is a minister, certified hypnotist, hypnotism instructor, stage performer and the organizer of the popular The Heartland Hypnosis Conference. In his conversation with Rick, he shares how he found hypnosis, what it’s done for him both personally and professionally and how he’s used it to help his clinical clients and audience when preforming. He also shares where his hypnosis practice and theology background intersect. Show Notes: 2:44 How William got started in Hypnosis 6:33 The Hypnosis Mind Flip 7:07 Did William mention his background as a minister in his early seminars? 5:58 How his spirituality and hypnosis intersect 7:07 The power of the mind during hypnosis 10:00 What Rick learned from Larry Garrett 10:50 The unique way William recruits volunteers during stage shows and the Quit Smoking Mind Flip 12:14 Weight Loss Mind Flipping at the state fair story 12:46 Another Quit Smoking Mind Flipping story 13:29 Amnesia as a hypnotic phenomenon & Milton Erickson 15:15 How Rick came to hypnosis 15:38 How hypnosis has helped William and his family personally 18:13 What it’s like to be hypnotized 18:27 The 80 year old who couldn’t sleep 19:48 When a client discovers hypnosis is working: The conscious and unconscious mind 20:59 “Catch yourself succeeding.” –Scott Sandland 21:23 “In the days and weeks ahead you’ll notice certain indications that the results you desire are taking place.” –Milton Erickson 22:05 William’s word of the day: Aura- what happens before hypnosis takes place 22:54 What is Hypnotic Phenomena? 23:58 Dehypnotizing the client & The Law Student’s test anxiety 25:49 True anxiety suffers are more receptive to hypnosis & The Medical Student story 28:16 “Hypnosis is magical, but it’s not magic” –William Mitchell 28:27 The common belief in his field with which William disagrees: Not everyone needs age regression 30:07 What William always thought he’d believe, but doesn’t anymore 30:59 What Rick thought he’d always believe, but doesn’t anymore (hypnosis for pain control) 31:45 William’s use of hypnosis for pain control 33:03 When working with family members be mindful of dual relationships 33:27 Mindy Ash 34:33 How William manages his stellar reputation 35:09 What’s love (or fear) got to do with it? 33:17 Inside Out  (movie) & Williams belief that God given emotions can be helpful tools 36:24 The problem with anger is it’s effective at first, but then self-isolating 37:01 William Recieves a Major Award: The Golden Speaker 38:28 The Heartland Hypnosis Conference with three tracks: Clinical, Business, Stage, Metaphysical Early Bird Special: Save $100 if you register before April 1, 2018 Get a Free Download of William’s Self Hypnosis recording by visiting The Mitchell Institute or HypnoProgram.

In 2001, American hypnotist Larry Garrett was invited to Iraq to treat an "important businessman". When he arrived in Baghdad he was told his special patient's true identity: Uday Hussein, the volatile and violent eldest son of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. Mike Lanchin speaks to Garrett about the time he spent with Uday, about their long conversations and how he coped with the challenges of treating one of the most feared men in Iraq. Photo: Larry Garrett in Baghdad, 2001 (courtesy of Larry Garrett)

In 2001, American hypnotist Larry Garrett was invited to Iraq to treat an "important businessman". When he arrived in Baghdad he was told his special patient's true identity: Uday Hussein, the volatile and violent eldest son of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. Mike Lanchin speaks to Garrett about the time he spent with Uday, about their long conversations and how he coped with the challenges of treating one of the most feared men in Iraq.Photo: Larry Garrett in Baghdad, 2001 (courtesy of Larry Garrett)

Three decades ago, American hypnotist Larry Garrett committed himself to abstaining from the news. So, in 2001, when he received a phone call inviting him to Iraq, he said yes.