The Faces Behind the Voices
What We Do When We’re Not Talking Psychology
Gale Hobson, Ph.D.
Former president of the Oklahoma Psychological Association. Former head of Mercy Hospital Mental Health
Gwin Faulconer Lippert
Gwin Faulconer-Lippert has anchored Sunday nights KTOK-AM radio in Oklahoma City for 40 years. She received special recognition from KTOK for her radio coverage of the Murrah Building bombing in 1995. She also spent many years on-air for OETA pledge drives. Gwin was a professor of Mass Media Communications at Oklahoma City Community College for 30 years. Her academic awards include: Educator of the Year from the Society of Professional Journalists, OK Chapter, OCCC Faculty Person of the Year, and President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Gwin received an EMMY Award in 2020.
Ed Beckham, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Beckham grew up in Texas but began his career at OU Health Sciences Centerin a national depression study. He edited the Handbook of Depression and did research into coping styles. He also taught cognitive therapy to interns and residents. He went into full time private practice in 1992. He enjoys painting in oils and watercolors and also plays jazz piano. His favorite places in the world are the Serengeti, Santa Fe, Paris, and anywhere his grandchildren are.
What topics do the hosts cover in the show?
The hosts cover a variety of psychological topics, including coping with trauma anniversary dates, overcoming low motivation, and managing feelings associated with the Christmas blues. Each episode aims to provide listeners with practical strategies and insights.
How can I listen to past episodes of the show?
Listeners can access past episodes of the show by visiting the website’s dedicated section for MP3 recordings. Here, you can find a collection of previous shows that you can stream or download for convenience, allowing you to revisit valuable discussions at your own pace.
Are there resources available for listeners?
Yes, the website offers downloadable PDF files on coping strategies and links to important psychological resources. These materials are designed to support listeners in their mental health journey and provide additional insights into the topics discussed on the show.
How can I submit questions or feedback about the show?
Listeners can submit questions or feedback through the feedback form available on the website. This form allows you to share your thoughts, ask questions, or suggest topics for future shows, ensuring that your voice is heard and valued.