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DON'T PICK THE SCAB PODCAST

DON'T PICK THE SCAB PODCAST

By: David M. Webb
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Success, Divorce, and Reinvention—You’re Not Alone. Divorce can shake even the most accomplished men to their core, no matter their age or status. The end of a marriage is often an emotionally and mentally taxing experience, especially for successful men who are accustomed to thriving in other areas of life. That’s why the "Don't Pick the Scab Podcast" is here: a safe, open platform where successful men recovering from divorce can share their stories, find support, and gain practical tools for rebuilding. Success doesn’t make divorce any easier. When you’re used to winning, starting over—emotionally, financially, and socially—can feel like uncharted territory. The challenges of re-establishing your identity and navigating new roles after a significant breakup are real, but you don’t have to face them alone. Each episode dives into authentic conversations with men who have walked this path—from entrepreneurs and executives, to leaders in their fields. We explore the unique hurdles successful men encounter during divorce, from managing public perception and careers to processing the deeply personal emotions of grief, regret, anger, and hope. Alongside expert guests, we offer practical advice and proven strategies for healing and growth. This podcast is about more than just surviving divorce—it’s about thriving in your next chapter. Through shared experiences and actionable insights, "Don't Pick the Scab Podcast" aims to help you rediscover meaning, rebuild confidence, and create a life filled with new possibilities. Join us each week as we walk the road to recovery, together. Let’s break the stigma, embrace vulnerability, and support one another on the journey to a brighter, more successful future after divorce. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.David Webb Hygiene & Healthy Living Personal Development Personal Success Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Healing After Divorce: Unlocking Subconscious Beliefs That Hold You Back || Cindy Tusa || DPTSP #141
    Apr 3 2026

    Welcome to the Don't Pick the Scab Podcast, where we explore personal growth, relationships, and transformation for men over 40 navigating life post-divorce. Hosted by David Marcus Webb, this episode dives into the power of subconscious beliefs and their impact on your recovery journey.


    In this insightful conversation, David is joined by Cindy Tusa, a wellness expert with over six years of experience in helping people uncover and transform limiting beliefs at the subconscious level. Cindy shares her personal healing journey after divorce, how she redefined her relationship with love, and the tools she used to overcome trauma.


    👉 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

    • How subconscious beliefs shape your relationships, success, and emotional healing 🧠.

    • Practical tools to identify and shift limiting beliefs that hold you back from happiness 💪.

    • The role of emotional healing and personal growth in building a fulfilling life after divorce 🌱.

    • Why forgiveness (for yourself and others) is essential to moving forward 💛.

    • How to move from codependency to self-supported, meaningful relationships 🤝.


    Cindy also explains how subconscious programming begins in childhood, how trauma (both big and small) influences our lives, and why many of our struggles with relationships and personal growth are rooted deep in the subconscious mind. This episode is packed with actionable insights and real-life examples that will leave you inspired to take control of your healing journey.

    Tune in to learn how to rewrite your story, break free from limiting beliefs, and embrace a new chapter filled with purpose and self-love.


    🎙️ Guest Spotlight:

    Cindy Tusa is a former nurse turned wellness and subconscious healing expert. She shares personal anecdotes, professional insights, and a powerful methodology (like PSYCH-K) that helps transform deep-rooted beliefs in minutes. Cindy’s story of navigating divorce, co-parenting, and finding peace with her ex-husband is proof that healing and transformation are possible for anyone.


    Cindy’s Contact

    Psych-K Centre International



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    30 mins
  • Wiping your A$$ and Divorce Recovery - Chad Taylor / Pyschotherapist || DPTSP #140
    Apr 2 2026

    In this raw and unfiltered episode of "Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast," host David dives deep into the messy, transformative journey of rebuilding life after divorce for men over 40. Joined by clinical psychotherapist, author, and podcast host Chad Taylor, this conversation is packed with hard-hitting truths, relatable stories, and actionable advice for those navigating life post-divorce.


    💡 Who’s Chad Taylor?

    Known for his fearless approach to tackling the uncomfortable truths of relationships and healing, Chad specializes in helping people move from awareness to meaningful change. As the host of the podcast "It’s You, F**, It’s Me"*, Chad explores unconscious behaviors, shame cycles, and why so many of us repeat toxic relationship dynamics—even when we know better.


    🌟 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

    ✔️ The Biggest Misconceptions About Healing After Divorce: Why blaming your ex keeps you stuck and how to reclaim your emotional power.

    ✔️ Shame and Vulnerability: How shame holds men back from stepping into their authentic selves and why reframing vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s strength.

    ✔️ Breaking Toxic Cycles: Why men often gravitate toward partners like their ex and how to stop repeating old patterns.

    ✔️ Co-Parenting Lessons: Letting go of the need to control what happens at your ex’s house and learning to prioritize your kids’ well-being over conflict.

    ✔️ The Role of Mindfulness in Healing: How meditation and presence can help men stay grounded in uncomfortable emotional territory.

    Chad’s no-nonsense approach challenges societal norms about masculinity and relationships, making this episode an absolute must-listen for men seeking clarity, accountability, and personal growth.


    💬 Why This Episode Matters:

    Divorce can feel isolating, especially for men over 40. This conversation sheds light on the importance of community, men’s groups, and having the courage to face your own role in the breakdown of a relationship. Chad’s insights offer a roadmap to help you stop pointing fingers and start focusing on what you can control—your own healing and growth.


    🔥 Key Quote from Chad:

    "We would rather choose the familiar misery than face the unfamiliar unknown. Healing isn’t about finding a different partner—it’s about becoming a different partner."


    👉 Ready to Take the First Step?

    Listen to this episode for actionable advice, eye-opening truths, and the tools you need to thrive after divorce. Whether you’re co-parenting, rebuilding your life, or just trying to make sense of it all, this conversation will inspire you to keep moving forward.


    💬 Join the Conversation:

    What’s been the hardest part of healing after your divorce? Do you resonate with Chad’s insights? Drop a comment below and let us know your thoughts! Your experiences could help another man on his journey.


    Chad's Podcast


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    33 mins
  • 💪 Life After Divorce: Healing, Co-Parenting, and Finding Yourself Again || Anthony Chappell || Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast #139
    Mar 28 2026

    Welcome to Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast, the ultimate safe space where men over 40 explore the raw realities of divorce, healing, and starting over. In this episode, host David dives deep into the challenges of divorce recovery, joined by special guest Anthony Chappell, a resilient and inspiring voice of wisdom.


    💔 Anthony’s Journey:

    Anthony shares his personal story of navigating not one, but two divorces, offering candid insights into what it takes to truly heal. From marrying too young in the military to dealing with mistrust and anger, he reflects on the lessons he learned the hard way. He explains how unresolved emotions and rushing into relationships can lead to chaos and why self-care and self-awareness are critical before jumping into a new chapter.


    🤝 Healing Through Forgiveness:

    Forgiveness is one of the hardest parts of the divorce journey. Anthony explains how holding onto anger can prevent true healing and uses the analogy of clearing out mental “parking spots” filled with negative memories. Learn how forgiveness, while difficult, can open up space for personal growth and healthier relationships.


    👨‍👧‍👦 Co-Parenting Without the Drama:

    Co-parenting can feel like a battlefield, but Anthony and David share practical advice for keeping the focus on the kids. From “loving your kids more than hating your ex” to avoiding badmouthing, they discuss how to navigate these tricky waters with grace and maturity.


    🎯 Key Takeaways for Men Over 40:

    • Why healing is essential before dating again 🌱

    • How to rebuild your identity after divorce 🧠

    • The power of community and seeking help 🤝

    • Overcoming generational stigmas about seeking therapy or outside support 🛠️

    Anthony’s honesty and humor make this episode a must-listen for any man feeling lost after a breakup. Whether you’re struggling with anger, mistrust, or co-parenting challenges, this episode offers actionable advice and relatable stories to help you heal and thrive.


    👉 Join the Conversation!

    What has been your biggest challenge in the divorce recovery process? Share your story in the comments below—your insights might help someone else. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on future episodes of the Don’t Pick the Scab Podcast! 💬✨

    Anthony Chappell on YouTube


    Life Strong Project Website



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    36 mins
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