Episodes

Professional Dreamer, Ghalil, makes a house-call to share her wisdom and help you harness the power of your thoughts to manifest the life you want. So put your feet up on Dr. Carole's Couch, and get ready to transform your negative thoughts into positive realities.

Learn how to make your vote count... literally! Dr. Carole’s guests, Vickie Karp and Abbe Waldman DeLozier, Co-Editors of “Hacked! High Tech Election Theft in America”, warn of forces out to steal your vote and what you must do to protect it.

Dr. Carole puts Halloween 'on the couch': from costume trends to keeping children safe, to how scary do we really want to be in today's scary world? Her guest, Harvard professor and author, Lesley Pratt Bannatyne, takes us beneath the masks and into the real spooky stuff.

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Political correctness has made even innocuous discussions about race taboo. Yet TV's Survivor divided teams along racial lines. Dr. Carole's guest, Alon Ziv, dares to be even more controversial with his new book, “Breeding Between the Lines”.

While the world is literally shifting from North Korea's nuclear test, Dr. Carole brightens your world with 'shifting' of a different sort. Hear guest, Nicole Casanova, the CEO and heart behind Exponential Growth and Shift - the game you play as if your life depends upon it, because it does.

Today - with terrorist airplane plots being foiled on both sides of the Atlantic - more people are suffering from fear of flying than ever before! Dr. Carole’s guest, Steve Kirsch, Internet guru, proposes a 'brain fingerprinting' system to help thwart terrorists and make air security easier on frazzled travelers.

Whether you've seen the movie yet or not, you'll enjoy Dr. Carole's chat with the Director, Susan Seidelman, and her mom, the Writer, Florence Seidelman. Boynton Beach Club is inspired by true stories of love, loss and laughs from the adult retirement community in which Florence lives.

Ever wonder what toys children play with in the Middle East, the hotbed of terrorism? Dr. Carole's guest, Dr. Toy aka Dr. Stevanne Auerbach, has dedicated her life to studying toys - even attending the Middle East Toy Fair and observing the acting out of war play.

The current conflict in the Middle East is providing an excuse for anti- Semitic people to parade their true colors. Dr. Carole's guest, Jonathan Bernstein, Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League, has seen hate from the inside, as a target for murder by extremists threatened by his efforts to expose their bigotry. Richard Barton, National Commissioner of International Relations for ADL provides his perspective.

Baby, it's HOT outside! And Al Gore's new film, An Inconvenient Truth explains why it's going to get a lot hotter unless we each start to do our part. Join Dr. Carole and her guest, Dr. Brenda Ekwurzel, a climate expert with the Union of Concerned Scientists, to uncover the 'chilling' truth.

Is your boss a devil in disguise, too? Or perhaps you're the boss and you have some devilish employees? Join Dr. Carole, and her guest, Gini Graham Scott, Ph.D., J.D., author of “A Survival Guide to Working with Bad Bosses”, as they compare this 'reel' life story to the 'real' workplace.

Dr. Carole gives her VoiceAmerica listeners a preview of her new book, “Coping with Terrorism: Dreams Interrupted”. She is then off to London for the book launch - in time for for the anniversary of the 7/7 terrorist attacks and the emotions that this will rekindle.

Captain Ravindra Singh, Chief Flight Instructor of New Zealand, recounts his first-hand experience teaching a suspected terrorist (unbeknownst to him) how to fly.

With Father's Day approaching, Dr. Carole examines the role of fathers in today's families and their psychological impact on their offspring. She is joined by Jeffery Leving, author of Father's Rights and attorney in the Elian Gonzalez case.

There's something particularly unnerving about the recent capture of terrorists plotting to launch attacks in 'low-profile' Canada! Hear what Canadian experts have to say about this disturbing new twist to the war on terrorism.

As the human death tolls rise - from war, natural disasters and crimes - there are those who wonder why others are so passionate about rescuing animals. Dr. Carole's guests, fearless animal rescuers who have saved horses from slaughter and pets from Hurricane Katrina, tell you why and what the psychological toll is on them.

Dr. Carole, having just returned from Cannes, gives us the inside scoop on what 'being there' is really like: the new movies, the celebrities, and what people do moment-to-moment - when they're not walking up the red carpet.

It's been awhile since Dr. Carole has done one of her monologue rants - so you're in for a treat. She's been 'collecting' crazy-making items in today's news - and puts them on the couch for you.

To hear Kaavya Viswanathan tell it, she was merely unconsciously and inadvertently repeating favorite passages of her favorite authors in her first novel, for which she was paid an outrageous sum. Join Dr. Carole and her guests, Harvard Independent editor, Shane Wilson, and publishing experts, Dan Poynter and Brian Taylor, to get to the bottom of this scandal.

Are Iran's leaders and President Bush just saber-rattling, or is World War III right around the corner? Is it about security, democracy or just more oil? Dr. Carole's guest, Meir Javedanfar, is a Middle East analyst. He is currently writing Iran and the Bomb and will be speaking to us from his home in the Middle East.

You've seen the protests and heard the rhetoric. Is it true that America would be doomed without illegal immigrants? Dr. Carole's guest says, No. He's David DeBatto, Former Counterintelligence Special Agent and author.

Renowned stand-up comic, Peter Fogel, who calls himself The Humorator, has reinvented himself into a leading reinvention expert. His new book, If Not Now... Then When - Stories and Strategies of People Over 40 Who Have Successfully Reinvented Themselves, includes his work with a star of the The Sopranos and others.

Join Dr. Carole and her guest, psychologist Laurence Miller, Ph.D., the author of a new book, “Practical Police Psychology”, as they delve into the psyche of the men and women who are charged with protecting us. This is not Robocop. They are made out of the same flesh and blood and frailties as the rest of us.