A Movie and Therapy Session All in One

Why do we love criminals like Tony Montana and Don Corleone? What’s so funny about a guy falling down a flight of stairs? How does a soundtrack achieve fear? Why do the toughest guys cry like little girls at the end of Rudy?

Ready for some time on the couch? Popcorn Therapy brings together a few good friends as they cozy up with self-help experts for great movies, stimulating conversation, and professional kernels of wisdom. The show analyzes cinema and teaches us about our own emotions including: joy, fear, sadness, guilt, anger, surprise, lust, greed, delight, jealously and confidence to name a few.

It’s show time. Combining movies and therapy has never been more needed or more relevant. With the overwhelming success of shows like Oprah and Dr. Phil, the popularity of the self-help industry, plus the distinct ways movies effect our own emotions, Popcorn Therapy is the hot-buttered cure for a common cinematic experience.

Co-hosts Gene Kansas and a professional analyst, along with a few invited guests, get in touch with their feelings as our self-help expert dissects the movies we know and love in a “reality” setting that is cool, warm, and steps away from the microwave. As an encore, “prescriptive” tips at the end of each episode keep us well balanced all week long. By the end of the session you’ve seen a great show and are feeling good about life.

Popcorn Therapy, chew on it!