Episodes
June 25, 2019
The Face of Trauma is Addicted to Plastic Surgery
Do you ever think about having plastic surgery? Today's guest, Dr. Mark Constantian, is a plastic surgeon and author, who gives us a lot to think about before going under the knife. His latest book is Childhood Abuse, Body Shame & Addictive Plastic surgery: The Face of Trauma. He was spurred on to research these issues by patients who had rhinoplasties ('nose jobs') and became distraught afterwards, despite their nose coming out perfectly. He ultimately found that childhood trauma and/or neglect...
June 18, 2019
Why You Should Never Give Up on Your Child
Can a child's fate be sealed by age 7? Yes, if his teachers give up on him and his parents believe his teachers' claims that he is unteachable. Fortunately, the story that today's guest shares has a happier ending. Lois Letchford was told that her son, Nicholas, had no future because his ear infections and hearing problem delayed his language development, and caused dyslexia and other learning problems. But, Lois refused to believe that he was doomed. With a background in education, she develope...
June 4, 2019
Guilty of Murder? Rape? Or Just Insane?
Dr. Carole puts on her Forensic Psychiatrist Expert Witness hat work she's done for hundreds of criminal and civil cases to analyze 3 trials in the news.
May 28, 2019
Kids Wrestling with the Devil
Though they are hiding in the shadows, an alarming number of children are growing up in homes where they are abused and neglected by parents who put their own needs first-whether by addiction, abandonment, sex or narcissism. But, today's guests are proof that there is hope. Scott Glabb, author of A Saint in the City: Coaching At-Risk Kids to be Champions, used to be one of those kids. But, he pulled his life together to become a winning wrestling coach at an inner city school-and a savior for ma...
May 21, 2019
Does Bravery Cause Side Effects?
Does anxiety stop you in your tracks when you think of following your dream? It used to stop today's guest, Gloria Squitiro, until she started fighting for things she believed in - including her husband's grassroots campaign for Mayor of Kansas City, Missouri. Her hard work and newly acquired fearlessness helped her husband, Mark Funkhouser, win the mayor's race. But, neither of them were prepared for the cutthroat politics that ensued. Gloria became the only First Lady in America who was legall...
May 14, 2019
Policy of 'See Something, Say Nothing' Endangers America
You can't win a war when you won't define who the enemy really is. But, previous administrations and their political correctness (or underlying agendas) have put us behind the eight ball when it comes to fighting terrorism by not telling it like it is. Most notably, President Obama refused to allow Homeland Security to call a terrorist, a terrorist, define who they really are and take appropriate action against them. Fortunately, today's guests, Philip Haney and Art Moore, have written See Somet...
April 30, 2019
Sacrificing Fame and Beating Illness to Feed Orphans
Wish there were more good news stories instead of all the hate in the headlines? Well, today's show is for you. Gary Van Dyke had a successful career in radio and television for decades, until his life suddenly changed at 55. Losing his children in a custody battle, he began traveling the world to take care of other children-starving orphans! After discovering the greatest problem for abandoned children was lack of food, he founded Food For Orphans. This organization has delivered 8 million meal...
April 23, 2019
Bad Boys and The Girl From Copacabana
Bad boys come in all shapes, sizes and colors - and from all over the globe. But, what they all have in common is that they break women's hearts. Today, we go to Brazil, to speak with Dina Dinheiro. She's the author of a memoir, The Girl from Copacabana: A True Story That Will Rock You to Your Soul. She shares her intimate and painful experiences with bad boys, including suffering through kidnapping, domestic violence, emotional and financial abuse, and rape.Dr. Carole, author of Bad Boys: Why W...
April 16, 2019
Notre Dame: Accident or Terrorism?
Though 'authorities' were quick to assure us the tragic burning of Notre Dame was not terrorism, there is no way they could have known this without more investigation. On today's show, Dr. Carole (aka The Terrorist Therapist®), provides you with a list of reasons to suspect that it could, indeed, have been terrorism. She describes how it has many of the earmarks of terror attacks and how Notre Dame has been a target for terrorists for years - replete with prior attacks foiled at the last moment....
March 26, 2019
Free Speech Dead on Arrival at U.S. Colleges
What has America come to that we need a President's Executive Order to assure free speech on college campuses-former bastions of free speech and debate? How are students supposed to learn if they're prevented from exploring all ideas? Sadly, U.S. campuses have become violently intolerant to anyone expressing Conservative views. Ironically, U.C. Berkeley, once the origin of the Free Speech Movement, is now making headlines for the physical attack of a student trying to recruit others into a Conse...
March 19, 2019
War of the Words: Antisemitism and Islamophobia
In 21st century America, one wouldn't think it was necessary to pronounce that Antisemitism and Islamophobia are wrong-it should be a given. But, the way some Congresswomen (notably Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib) have been spouting Antisemitic remarks with little condemnation from their peers, apparently there does need to be a reminder that this is wrong. A sign this fever is spinning out of control is the recent attack of Chelsea Clinton by NYU Students for Justice in Palestine, who outrageousl...
March 12, 2019
Got sleep? Insomnia Can Be a Nightmare
Insomnia costs you more than you think... it's enough to lose sleep over. So, since this is National Sleep Awareness week, today's guest, Dr. David Shirazi, Director of the Sleep Therapy Center of Conejo Valley in Thousand Oaks, California, will give you some advice about how to get more and better sleep. He is the first board certified sleep technologist who is also a dentist and acupuncturist. There are many reasons why you lose sleep - both psychological and physical. These days, many people ...
March 5, 2019
Michael Jackson on My Couch
In the wake of the new documentary, Leaving Neverland, Dr. Carole takes you behind the mask of Michael Jackson and the accusations of of pedophilia against him. First, she describes her own history involving Jackson - from being the psychiatric consultant to his classic biography to being the media’s go-to expert on everything Jackson to being the provocateur of the investigation into child sexual abuse that led to his trial. Today, Dr. Carole takes you through the highlights of the moving stori...
Feb. 26, 2019
Todays Headlines on the Couch: Oscars, Murder and more
Dr. Carole puts today’s headlines on her couch and analyzes them - from a play-by-play look at the Oscars to the forensic cases of Jussie Smollett, R. Kelly and Patrick Frazee. Putting on her ‘media psychiatrist’ hat, she tells it like it is: highlights like Adam Lambert, some winners and speeches, and lowlights like politics and losers. She also analyzes the red hot chemistry between Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper - with his girlfriend Irina looking like a tense chaperone while she pretends not t...
Feb. 12, 2019
Why is This Valentines Day Different From All Others?
Valentine’s Day 2019: Dr. Carole explains how it is different from all other Valentine’s Days - and why the forecast for romance is cloudy with a chance of rain. It’s a perfect storm of: the #MeToo movement dampening men’s libido, political affiliations overtaking dating apps, and her gallery of Bad Boys and Bad Girls (as described in her two award-winning/bestselling books of the same titles). Dr. Carole tells you everything you want to know about sex and love that you were afraid to ask, and h...
Jan. 29, 2019
Hooked: When You Love An Addict
Today’s guests, Peggy and Lonnie Watson, courageously share their intimate story of addiction. Peggy Is the author of Hooked: When You Love an Addict. In 1994, she discovered her husband was an addict and began to look for books to help her through her tough time—but found none. So, she wrote her own book, using her experience to help the loved ones of addicts learn about and overcome the effects their loved one’s addiction can have on the family. The book follows her husband Lonnie as he drifts...
Jan. 22, 2019
Chasing Portraits Lost in the Holocaust
Today’s guest, Elizabeth Rynecki, takes us along her journey, back through time and into fascinating nooks and crannies, searching for the lost art of her Polish great grandfather, Moshe Rynecki. He lived from 1881-1943 and, during the Holocaust, was in the Warsaw ghetto. He painted poignant portraits of everyday people, giving us a glimpse into these tumultuous times. Elizabeth is the author of Chasing Portraits: A Great-Granddaughter’s Quest for Her Lost Art Legacy, and the writer-producer-dir...
Jan. 15, 2019
Wrongful Termination: Whatever Happened to the Gold Watch?
Companies used to appreciate the hard work of their employees and reward their loyalty with a gold watch! Not so for United Airlines. They rewarded today’s guest, James Trabucco, after two decades or so of hard work, with an unfounded termination! James kept being promoted into better and better positions for the company, such as Operations Manager, and relocated his family to work for United’s locations around the world. One would think that, after 9/11, when two of United’s planes were lost, t...
Jan. 8, 2019
Author Dan Perkins talks - The Brotherhood of the Red Nile: A Terrorist Perspective
Government SHUTDOWN ANALYST: Dan Perkins, is a master storyteller and author of The Brotherhood of the Red Nile Trilogy, which centers around Islamic nuclear terrorism against the USA. President Donald Trump is inclined to declare a national emergency to secure military funding for his long-promised southern border wall if talks between administration officials and top lawmakers from both parties continue to stall, a White House official told CNN on Saturday. While not the administration's prefe...
Dec. 18, 2018
Finding Roads Out of the Ashes
Just beginning to come out of the ashes, herself, Dr. Carole talks with today’s guest Megan Edwards, who survived the 1993 Pasadena, California fire. Megan wrote about her experience in a memoir, Roads From the Ashes: An Odyssey in Real Life on the Virtual Frontier. It is now the 20th anniversary of this memoir, and she shares how she found a way to make lemonade from the lemons she was given when her home burned down in the Pasadena fire. You will find this advice inspirational.
Nov. 20, 2018
Rag Tag Migrants Are Dangerous For Your Health
You’ve undoubtedly heard lots of political controversy about whether to allow migrants to enter the United States, and whether to let them stay here. But, you probably haven’t heard about the medical risks they pose - some of which are life-threatening to the people who are around them. Today’s guest, Dr. Jane Orient, the Executive Director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, and author of several books, including Your Doctor is Not In, explains a whole smorgasbord of disease...
Oct. 30, 2018
Midterm Elections Make for Double Dose of Craziness
Dr. Carole rants at the headlines- from the midterm elections to the Pipe Bomber, the Synagogue Shooter, the abduction of Jayme Closs and more.