Episodes

The Gorilla in the Room: Who's To Blame
May 31, 2016

The Gorilla in the Room: Who's To Blame

A tragedy occurred at the Cincinnati Zoo, when Harambe, an endangered species of gorilla, lost his life because a little boy's mother was negligent. A 3-year-old boy told his mom he wanted to go play with the gorillas. She to...
Is Hillary an Enabler for Bill's Sexcapades?
May 24, 2016

Is Hillary an Enabler for Bill's Sexcapades?

Former President Bill Clinton seems exhausted on the campaign trail, as he goes after every last vote for Hillary. Is he trying to repay her for all the times she looked the other way when he sexually misbehaved?Indeed, there...
Vaxxed: Do Vaccines Cause Autism?
May 17, 2016

Vaxxed: Do Vaccines Cause Autism?

Why is the film Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe causing such a media frenzy? Why was it banned from the Tribeca Film Festival? Could it be because what it has uncovered is so threatening to people who want to hide the tr...
Running to Break the Ice on the Stigma of Mental Illness
May 10, 2016

Running to Break the Ice on the Stigma of Mental Illness

In honor of Mental Health month, today's show brings stigma out of the closet. Here to do just that are three guests who are about to start an Icebreaker Run across America. Chris Martin, Pam Rickard and Charlie Engle, are on...
We Are What We Think
April 26, 2016

We Are What We Think

As we are increasingly driven to distraction in our technology driven world, it gets harder to keep our thoughts straight, no less find time and space for profound thoughts and meditation. Yet today's guest, James Kingsland, ...
Presidential Race: Not Over 'Til The Fat Lady Sings
April 19, 2016

Presidential Race: Not Over 'Til The Fat Lady Sings

The race to be president just got more surreal. Today's headlines range from the arrest of ice-cream kings, Ben and Jerry, for protesting in Washington, to the latest tempest in a teapot the media are exploiting to try to sto...
Are Hospitals Haunted?
April 12, 2016

Are Hospitals Haunted?

We'd all agree that hospitals can be scary places - from superbugs to surgery suites. But, did you know that some of them may also be haunted? It makes sense, since hospitals are at the vortex between life and death, the plac...
Breaking Free From Food Addiction and a Cult-Like Therapist
April 5, 2016

Breaking Free From Food Addiction and a Cult-Like Therapist

Today's guest, Candace Heather, has just released her shocking memoir, The Suicide Gene: One slave, two masters. A memoir of survival and hope. The Suicide Gene is the brutally honest account of one woman’s desperate plight t...
Live from Europe Under Attack
March 22, 2016

Live from Europe Under Attack

The latest terrorist tragedy in Europe struck in Belgium today. ISIS has claimed responsibility and this is undoubtedly retribution for the recent capture of Abdesalem and their way to prove they're still a threat. We are spe...
Why Does Government Suppress the Children of Roswell?
March 15, 2016

Why Does Government Suppress the Children of Roswell?

Many books and films document a 1947 alien spacecraft crash near Roswell, New Mexico. Although most parents who were there have passed on, the children are still alive to tell the tale. But, the government does all it can to ...
Backstage at the Oscars: What REALLY Happened
March 1, 2016

Backstage at the Oscars: What REALLY Happened

You may have watched the Oscars - or seen clips of it on other TV shows. But, wouldn't you like to know what really went on backstage, when the celebrities let their true feelings out - about diversity, politics, the nominees...
Unmaking a Murderer
Feb. 23, 2016

Unmaking a Murderer

Before “Serial” and “Making a Murderer,” and before DNA evidence was a staple of trials on TV and in real life, an innocent man was sentenced to death. In 1985, Kirk Bloodsworth, a 23-year-old honorably discharged Marine was ...
Why Do Women Panic When Their Biological Clock Ticks?
Feb. 16, 2016

Why Do Women Panic When Their Biological Clock Ticks?

As dating, courtship and marriage rituals are increasingly threatened by the online matching trends that provide a Mr. or Ms. Right-Now, more women are surprised by the sudden loud ticking of their biological clock. Indeed, b...
Domestic Violence: From Super Bowl to OJ Simpson
Feb. 9, 2016

Domestic Violence: From Super Bowl to OJ Simpson

Dr. Carole explores our preconceptions of domestic violence and turns them inside out. She reveals why the self-interest of the NFL and others makes them deny that Super Bowl Sunday is indeed the day when there's the highest ...
The Other Side to 'Oscars So White'
Jan. 26, 2016

The Other Side to 'Oscars So White'

There is no question that Hollywood needs more diversity, but is Jada Pinkett Smith boycotting the Oscars to help all African Americans, or is it sour grapes because her husband, Will, wasn't nominated? Today's guest is reeli...
How to Cure Lottery Fever and Make Your Own Millions
Jan. 19, 2016

How to Cure Lottery Fever and Make Your Own Millions

Did you get swept up in Powerball fever? Were you fantasizing about how great your life would be if only you won and now you're feeling let down? Did you spend more than you should have on tickets and now you regret it? Well,...
Why Obama's Exec Order Is a Dangerous Thing
Jan. 5, 2016

Why Obama's Exec Order Is a Dangerous Thing

President Obama is abusing his power once again, this time to make an Executive Order increasing gun control, despite the 2nd Amendment having guaranteed us this freedom. But, you may be thinking guns are bad, right? So, why ...
Teacher Accused of Molestation Learns Tragic Lesson
Dec. 29, 2015

Teacher Accused of Molestation Learns Tragic Lesson

At a time when good teachers are in such short supply because of low pay and aggressive students, it is sad when one such good teacher, namely Tonya Craft, is forced out because of false accusations of sexual molestation. She...
Dr. Carole Puts Today's Headlines on the Couch
Dec. 22, 2015

Dr. Carole Puts Today's Headlines on the Couch

Dr. Carole takes you behind the headlines and gives you her psychiatrist's perspective, in the hopes of providing an oasis of sanity during these 'crazy' times. She delves into the Miss Universe pageant fiasco and the psychol...
Terrorism, Travel and Tragedy
Dec. 15, 2015

Terrorism, Travel and Tragedy

As people are packing their bags for holiday trips - during this time of unpredictable world events - today's guest provides personal stories and tips for safer travel. Wendy Knecht, author of Life, Love, and a Hijacking: My ...
The Miracle of Autism
Dec. 8, 2015

The Miracle of Autism

You've probably never thought of autism as a miracle, but for today's guest, Elaine Hall, it certainly is. Elaine was a top acting coach in Hollywood, until she decided it was time to adopt a little boy from Russia. This ange...
A Look at Terrorism from the Inside Out
Nov. 24, 2015

A Look at Terrorism from the Inside Out

Although it has become predictable that a new terrorist attack will occur almost every day, it is still unpredictable exactly where the attack will occur. This makes us feel helpless and afraid, though our denial and our poli...
Paris Will Happen Here: Say No To ISIS 'Refugees'
Nov. 17, 2015

Paris Will Happen Here: Say No To ISIS 'Refugees'

If migrants hadn't been allowed to swarm Europe, the Paris terrorist attacks might never have happened, or at least they could have been lessened or delayed while authorities got a better handle on the plot in formation. Yet,...
November: A Time for Gratitude Not Materialism
Nov. 10, 2015

November: A Time for Gratitude Not Materialism

As soon as the last trick-or-treater has left our doorstep (if not before), we're awash in a sea of holiday decorations and sales to push us into the mood to buy, buy, buy. But, November has a more profound meaning: a time to...