Month: February 2021

So many of us suffer with body image issues even if we know “intellectually” we are pretty damn PHAT! In today’s episode, Dr. Boca and Rachel Silver-Cohen open up and share their own unpolished perceptions of body image in an effort to help others learn how to love themselves no matter what! Our self worth tastes just as delicious as pizza and pasta so we must remember to repeat on the daily the unpolished mantra,”I’M SO PHAT!”

Get ready to strap in, saddle up and turn the volume on full blast! In this episode Dr. Boca and Rachel Silver-Cohen get hot under the collar with the long awaited unpolished sex talk!

In their first ever “mini pod” sesh, Dr. Boca and Rachel Silver-Cohen go head to head in a series of Q & A’s that will leave your head unpolishedly spinning as they allow listeners to gain insight of the inner dialogue and twisted mechanics of their own unpolished minds!

In a world where everyone is (over)sharing their every move perhaps because of social media, it’s no wonder good old fashioned privacy has taken a back seat! While secrets certainly aren’t meant for the masses, having privacy in some areas of your life is in fact important for maintaining healthy boundaries. In this episode, Dr. Boca & Rachel Silver-Cohen take a deep dive into the so-called unpolished phenomena of secrets vs. privacy.

While the topic of death might not be the popular choice when you’re sitting around a table at a dinner party, it does lend itself to some fascinating conversations about how we deal (or don’t deal) with mortality. Talking about the inevitability of death can be both awkward and uncomfortable, because it strikes a nerve that taps right into our fears and vulnerabilities of loss. In this episode, emotions run the unpolished gamut when Dr. Boca and Rachel Silver-Cohen’s heartstrings are tugged as they share their personal stories of having lost a loved one versus the anxiety produced at even the mere notion of losing a loved one and how it’s shaped them for better or worse. This episode, much like death, is unpolishedly real and raw.