Conversations with Thomas
A podcast for emotional healing and honest living
If you’ve ever felt like you had to hold it all together, this space is for you.
These are conversations about the mess and the magic of being human. The kind that helps you heal without losing your humor.
Think of it as therapy’s soulful cousin.
Honest. Grounded. Human.
Because sometimes healing doesn’t sound like silence.
It sounds like a laugh, a breath, and a little truth-telling.
Why Listen
Because being human is messy.
And you shouldn’t have to navigate it alone.
Each episode offers:
Emotional insight without overwhelms
Humor that softens the hard truths
Conversations that feel like relief, not homework
This is where honesty meets compassion, and self-awareness feels possible.
What You’ll Hear
Episodes explore:
Emotional healing and self-trust
Boundaries, belonging, and purpose
Living from the heart, not performance
Start Listening
New episodes every 2nd and 4th Monday.
Season highlights include:
What Listeners Say
When we listen with intention, we heal in community.
“Thomas’s mix of humor, heart, and insight is pure gold. It’s like therapy with a wink.”
— Alexandra P., Naramata, BC
“Listening to Conversations with Thomas feels like tea with your wisest friend—if that friend moonlighted as a soulful comic with a Master Professional Coach designation. Honest, human, and the perfect mix of “Oof, I needed that” and “Did he really say that?!” Subscribe for laughs, insights, and a dose of compassion.” — Thai L., Vancouver BC
Want to Go Deeper?
Heart-Centered Coaching is where these conversations become personal.
If something you’ve heard has stirred recognition, this is where we listen more closely.
Not Ready Yet?
🌿 The Heart-Centered Reset
Five daily prompts for honest living.
A gentle, five-minute reflection to reconnect with calm, clarity, and truth.
About the Host
Hosted by Thomas Kevin Dolan, heart-centered coach, author, and quiet disruptor devoted to the 18-inch journey from head to heart.
Because sometimes the truest conversations begin when you stop pretending to have it all together.