Too Young For This Sh*t with Allie Signorelli

Join me in a conversation with the lovely and talented Irish Examiner columnist, stylist, author and podcaster Annmarie O'Connor. We talk about our shared journeys having young onset Parkinson's and overcoming the shock we felt after our diagnosis. Annmarie wrote her memoir, Twitch which is a frank and funny memoir about picking up the pieces when personal tragedy hits. The book chronicles her jou...

Join me as I catch up with one of my oldest friends, Broadway and television star Christopher Jackson. Chris is best known for his iconic run as George Washington in Broadways' Hamilton. He's also a Daytime Emmy winner for his work on Sesame Street, voiced Chief Tui in Disney's Moana, and stars as Herbert Wexley in And Just Like That... with past TV roles including the CBS drama Bull. We talk abou...

Join me as I chat with the CEO of the Parkinson's Foundation, John Lehr. We talk about the organization's mission and the critical role that they play in the lives of those of us living with this diseased. John L. Lehr leads the Parkinson's Foundation (PF) as president and chief executive officer. He has nearly three decades of nonprofit fundraising and management experience, with a strong focus i...

Join me as I chat with New York Times bestselling author and neuroscientist Dr. Lisa Genova. Acclaimed as the Oliver Sacks of fiction and the Michael Crichton of brain science, Lisa has captured a special place in contemporary fiction, writing stories that are equally inspired by neurological conditions and our shared human condition. She is the New York Times bestselling author of the novels STIL...

Join Allie as she hosts her very first conversation with the one and only Brooke Eby. Diagnosed with ALS at just 33 years old. Brooke turned her devastating diagnosis into an opportunity to raise awareness using social media to share her her journey. She is hysterical and amazing in every way. The conversation covered everything from Bravo to Harry Potter to Tim McGraw songs. Come for the brain di...