Radio, PODCASTS, AND WRITING
In addition to her work as a psychologist, Dr. Heck volunteers as a community radio creator and programmer. Most recently, she developed “The Everyday Feminist” with co-host Lois Volta. “The Everyday Feminist” aims to improve relationships through domestic and relational equality by addressing the impact of gender dynamics on the head, heart, and home. The show airs live in NW Philadelphia every Sunday from 5-6pm on G-Town Radio / 92.9FM and worldwide online at www.gtownradio.com.
Dr. Heck also created and co-hosted the radio show and podcast, “We’re All Crazy” - a pandemic-era show that focused on the intersection of psychology and modern life. Along with her co-host, Dr. Eric Spiegel, Dr. Heck explored the interactions between mental health and current society. Past episodes are available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Click here to hear past episodes of her former weekly interview show, “The (Not So) Hidden Agenda,” which originally aired on G-town Radio, WGGT-LP 92.9fm in Northwest Philadelphia.
Before developing and hosting her own live radio show, Dr. Heck was a monthly guest on G'Town Radio's Morning Talk Show "Morning Feed." Listen to or download podcasts of the show below.
Check out Dr. Heck's recent contributions to the world of online publications:
Dad Dynamics: The Balancing Act of Modern Fatherhood (Psychology Today)
Raising a Better World (Psychoanalytic Activist)
Can Psychoanalysis Help Us To Overcome Paranoid Politics (Psychoanalytic Activist)
Read a WHYY Newsworks article citing Dr. Heck's perspective on bad habits and how to break them.
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Did you know that psychotherapy can boost your happiness more than money? Click here to read a summary of results from the journal "Health Economics, Policy and Law."
Visit Dr. Heck's blog, moresimplyhuman.com, and connect with her on social media for more of her perspective on the interface of psychology and human life.