Wit & Reason with Alex and Dr. Alexis
Wit & Reason with Alex and Dr. Alexis is a talk show and podcast exploring how people think, relate, create, and lead under pressure, both at work and in life.
Hosted by Alex Honigman, LICSW, therapist, executive coach, and organizational consultant, and Dr. Alexis Moreno, doctor of clinical community psychology, educator, and media consultant, the show blends behavioral science, cultural insight, and real-world experience to make complex topics practical, engaging, and human.
Episodes cover a wide range of subjects, including leadership, relationships, mental health, creativity, culture, and decision-making in high-visibility roles. The tone is thoughtful, direct, and often playful, reflecting the real lives of professionals balancing ambition, responsibility, and connection.
Episodes are recorded through interactive streams, broadcast on DC Radio, and released as a podcast for on-demand listening.
Wit & Reason is designed for professionals, creatives, and teams who care about how they show up in their work, their relationships, and their communities.
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Telehealth & Access
We're all doing our part to flatten the curve and decrease the spread of COVID-19 by staying at home. But sheltering in place and practicing social distance does not at all mean you need to be disconnected. Mental health therapists and health coaches are here for you via video sessions.
Breakups & Healing
Dr. Alexis partners up with Marriage & Family Therapist, Jordan Madison, to breakdown Breakups into 3 phases: Deciding to Break Up, Your Brain During a Breakup & Grieving, and Healing. A beautiful, beginning, middle, & end - If only breakups were that clean and structured. Listen is as Dr. Alexis and Jordan provide practical tips on how to heal from a breakup.
Teens & Mental Health
Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among 10 to 24-year-olds. Approximately 20% of kids have seriously considered suicide within a one year period here in the US. How do you have a conversation about emotions, mental health, and concerning behaviors with the teens in your life?