The signal is breaking through
WAMU's 1A — Sept. 15, 2025
KQED's The Forum — Sept. 12, 2025
The New Republic — March 6, 2025
Dr. Steven Hassan's Influence Continuum — Feb. 17, 2025
NPR's 1A, Jan. 6, 2025
Click to watch: Self-Investigation Global Conference, Agenda: Alexandria, the National Press Club, Pandas Playing Cello
Original Thinkers, Oct. 2025
The Wellbeing Project's Hearth Summit, June 2025
Harvard University, Dec. 2025
Oklahoma Mental Health and Substance Abuse Department Commissioner Allie Friesen, Illinois Chief Behavioral Health Officer David T. Jones and columnist Kate Woodsome at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC on Sept. 24, 2024.
Journalist Antonia Hylton, author of Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum, talks with Kate Woodsome in Philadelphia in May 2024 at the Sozosei Foundation conference to decriminalize mental health.
MSNBC's Morning Joe — Jan. 2021
Telluride Times, Sept. 25, 2025
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. — Jan. 2022
Jeffrey Robinson, Javier Wallace, Corisha Rogers and Kate Woodsome speak in Austin, Tex. at the 2023 SXSW Conference during the featured session: "Why is America Afraid of Its (Black) History?" on March 13, 2023.
Kate Woodsome talks with actor Tom Hanks and Who We Are founder Jeffrey Robinson about their animated short film, “How to Rig an Election: The Racist History of the 1876 Presidential Contest.”
Pine Bluff Commercial, Aug. 2025
Georgetown's Journey Beyond Repair — Sept. 18, 2024
Here & Now — March 30, 2022
Skullduggery Podcast — Jan. 16, 2021
DC/DOX talks with Kate Woodsome — Aug. 21, 2023
Beyond Politics — March 28, 2022
American teens are unwell because American society is unwell - The Washington Post
Helping new moms is selfish, which is why we must — The Washington Post
The right response to the Maine mass shooting — The Washington Post
Health insurance is keeping your mind sick and wallet empty — The Washington Post
This sit-in to ban guns is a courageous act of imagination — The Washington Post
The Jan. 6 mob surged at me. Then the trauma rushed in. — The Washington Post
To fix U.S. politics, understand the psychology of sectarianism — On camera commentary
How 9/11 conspiracy theories fueled the war on reality — The Washington Post
ADHD is an illness, not a lifestyle. Don’t punish people for it. — The Washington Post
JFK had a fix for our mental health. It's not too late. — The Washington Post
Facebook’s Twitter alternative isn’t different. It steals self-worth. — The Washington Post
Larry Nassar molested me. I sent him to prison. — The Washington Post
Don’t let your insurance company win so easily. Call this number. — The Washington Post
Mental illness is not a crime. Police should not respond like it is. — The Washington Post
Political tribalism has Americans on edge — The Washington Post
Ken Burns on how the U.S. role in the Holocaust plays out in politics today — The Washington Post
Inside the 'Million MAGA March': Hate groups, families and fraud — The Washington Post
Invisible Threads: Weaving the connection between the health of our minds and body politic.
For mental health at work, bosses can make it better — or worse — The Washington Post
Anxious Americans are determined to feel better. Here’s proof. — The Washington Post