Episodes

Kathryn interviews psychology expert Jill Weber PhD on her book “Having Sex, Wanting Intimacy: Why Women Settle for One-Sided Relationships”. Finding lasting love and intimacy can be difficult for many women. Using a step-by-step guide, clinical psychologist Weber shows women how to break the cycle of bartering sex for emotional intimacy to cultivate better relationships. Weber has been featured in Vogue, US News and World Report, CNN and the Discovery Channel. Kathryn also interviews Encore.org...

Kathryn interviews America’s leading behavior therapist Debora Phillips on her book “How to Fall Out of Love”. For some, Valentines' Day can be a painful reminder of a lost love. Thanks to Phillips' step-by-step interactive approach to falling out of love, millions have gotten over a lost love and gone on with their lives. Phillips is a former Director of the Princeton Center for Behavior Therapy, Temple University School of Medicine's sex therapy program, and the Beverly Hills Center for Anxiet...

Kathryn interviews surrogate partner Cheryl T. Cohen Greene, author of “An Intimate Life: Sex, Love, and My Journey as a Surrogate Partner”. For the past forty years Cohen Greene has helped clients confront, consider, and ultimately accept their sexuality. Now turned into a major motion picture titled The Sessions, An Intimate Life reveals Cohen Greene's own sexual coming-of-age in her personal and professional life. Cohen Greene has appeared on Larry King Live, National Geographic, and CNN. Kat...

Kathryn interviews NYT Bestselling Author Susan Cain on her book QUIET: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking. A self-titled introvert herself, Harvard graduate Susan Cain argues that our culture holds a bias towards extroverts while undervaluing the strengths of introverts. Cain has appeared on CBS This Morning, NPR, and her work has appeared in The Oprah Magazine and on the cover of Time. Kathryn also interviews APA Fellow Dr. Gary Malone and Award-winning Writer Susan Mar...

Kathryn interview Harvard physicians Leana Wen MD and author of “When Doctors Don’t Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnosis and Unnecessary Tests”. Dr. Wen exposes how the very first step of medical care – the diagnosis – is flawed to focus on one symptom. Dr. Wen is a Rhodes Scholar who has been featured in TIME, Newsweek, and The New York Times. Kathryn also interviews Licensed Clinical Social Worker Joanne Fleisher, author of “Living Two Lives: Married to a Man & in Love with a Woman”. Fleisher was...

Kathryn interviews international bestselling author Christine Arylo on her book “Madly in Love with Me: The Daring Adventure of Becoming Your Own Best Friend”. After earning her MBA and climbing the corporate ladder for 15 years, Arylo chose to devote her life to creating a new reality for women and girls based on self-love and true feminine power”. She has been featured on CBS, ABC, FOX, and E!. Kathryn also interviews Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Stephen Hunter on his latest thriller “The T...

Kathryn interviews radio host, author, and acupuncturist Paul Rosen on his creation Be Healthy Now! for Women, a pocket-sized guide to healthy living for women who are determined to take control of their own and their families' health. Rosen specializes in designing nutritional healing programs for chronic and degenerative illness. Kathryn also interviews futurist David Houle, author of Entering the Shift Age. According to Houle we have left the information age and are entering the shift age: a ...

Kathryn interviews Bonnie Draeger, Executive Director of Friends and Cancer and author of "When Cancer Strikes a Friend: What to Say, What to Do, and How to Help".

Kathryn interviews former Good Morning America Host Joan Lunden, creator of Twiztt healthy eco-friendly nonstick cookware. Lunded is the longest running host of morning television, and her new line of innovative cookware helps to make meals better and safer for families. Kathryn also interviews psychologist Dr. Dennis Tirch, author of The Compassionate-Mind Guide to Overcoming Anxiety: Using Compassion-Focused Therapy to Calm Worry, Panic, and Fear. Nearly 30% of people will suffer from an anxie...

Kathryn interview NY Times bestselling author Dr. Gary Small on his latest book The Alzheimer's Prevention Program: Keep Your Brain Healthy for the Rest of Your Life. Dr. Gary Small challenges the theory that Alzheimer's disease is an unavoidable part of aging, and argues that following his breakthrough program delays the onset of the disease so that people may remain symptom-free for life. Kathryn also interviews award-winning author Bruce F. Rosen on his book If You Ever Need Me, I Won't Be Fa...

Kathryn interviews AshleyMadison.com founder and CEO Noel Biderman. Since its launch in 2002 ashleymadison.com has sparked heavy criticism for encouraging adultery even though it has over 16 million members in 24 countries. Biderman has appeared on CNN, Jay Leno, Fox News, and Katie Couric. Kathryn also interviews author and business ethicist David Gebler on his book The 3 Power Values: How Commitment, Integrity and Transparency Clear the Roadblocks to Performance. With the recent infidelity sca...

Kathryn interviews author Kathryn Tristan on her book Why Worry? Stop Coping and Start Living. Worry less this holiday season by following author Tristan's approach of holistic strategies and scientific findings to make worry work for you instead of against you. Kathryn also interviews sex therapist David Ortmann LCSW on his book Sexual Outsiders, a guide for BDSM (bondage, domination, sadism, & masochism) community members who must wade through the quagmire of unique problems they face: coming ...

Kathryn interviews author J. Michael Zenn about his latest book The Self-Health Revolution. Describing himself as an ordinary guy who discovered an extraordinary secret and motivated by the premature death of his own father, J. Michael Zenn lost fifty pounds at the age of 40. The Self-Health Revolution has sold over 30,000 copies in Whole Foods Markets alone. Kathryn also interviews clinical psychologist Ditta Oliker about her book The Light Side of the Mood: Reclaiming Your Lost Potential. If y...

Kathryn interviews career and job search expert Martin Yate on his Knock 'Em Dead series. With unemployment being one of the biggest challenges facing Americans today, New York Times bestselling author Yate shares hard-hitting common-sense tactics that have helped millions land the job they want. Kathryn also interviews Dynasty actress Linda Evans on her latest book Recipes for Life: My Memories. Golden Globe award-winner Evans dishes stories of growing up to live and play among Hollywood's roya...

Kathryn interviews author Caroline Flohr, author of Heaven's Child. Educated as an engineer but always drawn to writing, bereaved mother Flohr reveals how she survived the most traumatic time of her life: the death of her 16 year old daughter. Kathryn also interviews psychiatrist David Riess, an internationally recognized expert in character and personality dynamics. Riess explores the question how the undecideds made their choice in the Presidential election. CNN recently quoted Dr. Riess' expe...

Kathryn interviews bestselling author Michael Levin on his book What Your Kids Are Really Doing Online. Author of over one hundred books, Levin shows us how the Internet is turning into an academy without walls allowing children to be the teachers of tomorrow. Kathryn also interviews food justice advocate Frederick Kaufman on his book Bet the Farm: How Food Stopped Being Food. Kaufman seeks to answer one simple question: why can't inexpensive and healthy food be available to everyone on Earth wh...

Kathryn interviews beyondblackwhite.com blogger Christelyn Karazin, author of the book Swirling: How to Date, Mate and Relate, Mixing Race, Culture, and Creed. This is the first ever handbook on navigating interracial relationships. Kathryn also interviews America's leading profiler Pat Brown on her latest book How to Save Your Daughter: Straight Talk for Parents from America's Top Criminal Profiler. Brown, a frequent guest on Nancy Grace, shows parents how to be more proactive about keeping the...

Kathryn interviews dispute resolution expert Michael Rooni on his book Attractive Communication: 300 Ways to Make Communication More Attractive. This toolbox of skills and techniques can apply to every aspect of life. Kathryn also interviews former PBS/NPR executive Paul Hartman to discuss 4 reasons more U.S. churches should sanction same-sex relationships. Hartman identifies four keys points why, emphasizing that Jesus told us to love our neighbors as ourselves. Hartman is author of The Kairos,...

Kathryn interviews New York Times Bestselling Author Mark Nepo on his latest book Seven Thousand Ways to Listen: Staying Close to What is Sacred. Nepo shares his story of hearing loss and encourages us to redefine what is important while teaching us to act wholeheartedly. Kathryn also interviews feminist and one of Guardian's Top 100 Inspiring Women Jessica Valenti on her book Why Have Kids?. Valenti takes a look at the world of having (and not having) children and how that compares to the Ameri...

Kathryn interviews America's leading profiler Pat Brown on her latest book How to Save Your Daughter: Straight Talk for Parents from America's Top Criminal Profiler. Brown, a frequent guest on Nancy Grace, shows parents how to be more proactive about keeping their daughters safe. Kathryn also interviews Katherine Stewart on her book The Good News Club: The Christian Right's Stealth Assault on America's Children. Stewart's findings show that there are over 3,500 Evangelical Good News Clubs operat...

Kathryn interviews marriage and divorce mediator Debra Macleod, author of the book 50 Ways to Play: BDSM for Nice People. Macleod, who wrote the edgy and erotic book with her husband, has been featured in The New York Times and USA Today. Kathryn also interviews Jon Schlossberg and Wendy Wright, developers of The CrazyBusy app for the iPhone. The CrazyBusy app treats culturally induced ADD by helping families get everything they need to completed.

Kathryn interviews high profile feminist Jessica Valenti, author of Why Have Kids?. Known as the poster child for third-wave feminism, Valenti looks at the world of having (and not having) children and how that compares to the American ideal of parenting. Kathryn also interviews executive coach Ora Shtull on her latest book The Glass Elevator: A Guide to Leadership Presence for Women on the Rise. Shtull shares a practical and empowering guide for women to get to the top floor in their careers on...

Kathryn interviews community pediatrician Dr. Natalie DigateMuth on her latest book Eat Your Vegetables! and Other Mistakes Parents Make: Redefining How to Raise Healthy Eaters. DigateMuth shares strategies to help kids embrace healthy foods without battles or bribes. Kathryn also interviews Harvard medical expert Margaret Moore on her book Organize Your Mind, Organize Your Life. Moore, also known as Coach Meg, offers a proven way to help everyone train their brain to get more done in less time.