Embrace The Unexpected – KATU TV (September, 2017)
With The Possibility Principle, psychotherapist Mel Schwartz offers a revolutionary approach to living the life we choose. He joined us to share how embracing uncertainty could be the key to combating anxiety and depression while helping you jump feet-first into the “river of life.”
What Matters Most Podcast with Paul Samuel Dolman (November, 2020)
Dr. Mel Schwartz On The Hero’s Journey Economy (October, 2020)
LA Talk Radio Interview (September, 2020)
New Books Network with Dr. Cronin (September, 2020)
Staying Calm During the Pandemic (April, 2020)
Bruce Hurwitz Presents: MEET THE EXPERTS with Mel Schwartz on the Change Process (May, 2019)
Webtalk Radio-Love and Relationships (April, 2019)
What Matters Most–Rethinking our Relationships (April, 2019)
Boomers Rock (January, 2019)
CoreBrain Journal— Quantum Physics and Relationships (March, 2018)
What Matter Most— Mel on Politics (May, 2018)
Success Podcast (August, 2018)
Anxiety Slayer (January, 2018)
Blending The Family Podcast with Tommy Maloney (September, 2017)
What Matters Most Podcast with Paul Samuel Dolman (September, 2017)
Parenting Footprint with Dr. Dan (September, 2017)
Dr.Berkson’s Best Health Podcast (September, 2017)
Rewired Radio (September, 2017)
What Matters Most Podcast with Paul Samuel Dolman (November, 2017)
Conversations with Michael Stone (November, 2017)
Insights at the Edge with Tami Simon (November, 2017)
Fear Not– Living Without Fear (December, 2017)
New Zealand Public Radio—Freeing Your Mind (January, 2019)
LA Talk Radio Dr. Debra (January, 2018)
LA Talk Radio On the Couch–Talking relationships (February, 2018)
WOR NY 710 IHeart Radio–Change your Attitude, Change your Life (September, 2018)
LA Radio On The Coach (December, 2017)
Empower Radio— The Farkas Files (November, 2017)
The Christine Upchurch Show: Conversations to Illuminate Your Journey (October, 2017)
Conversations with Michael Stone (October, 2017)
Coast to Coast AM with George Noory (September, 2017)
Salon.com – How to Fix our Country’s Empathy Problem, Starting with the Farmworkers Who Keep us Fed. Mel shares his input. (November, 2020)
Salon.com – Feeling Guilty About Wishing Trump Ill? Mel Weighs In (October, 2020)
The Low Down Columbia University. Alumnus Mel Schwartz Teaches us to Overcome Anxiety (June, 2018)
Salon.com Looking into DNA Testing (June, 2018)
Salon.com Can Too Many Choices Induce Stress? (June, 2018)
Salon.Com Millennials are Helping to End Depression Stigma (May, 2018)
First for Women Magazine (March, 2018)
The Native Society (January, 2018)
Sanity Snack – Integrating Intelligence and Intuition (November, 2017)
Westport News – Chat With Mel Schwartz (September, 2017)
Conscious Lifestyle Magazine— Opening to Infinite Possibilities (September, 2017)
Men’s Health – (June, 2015)
The Order of the Universe (3 Letters) – Mel shares his theory
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