The Transformation Network™

       At 21, Dr. Marline Duroseau's gut told her something wasn't right, so she asked to be checked, years before most women would think to. What followed was a decade-long fertility journey while she climbed to Chief Financial Officer: five rounds of IUI, IVF, the devastating loss of her daughter Angel Grace to undiagnosed cervical insufficiency and sepsis at 22 weeks, a pioneering transabdomina...

In this special archival episode of The Dr. Pat Show, we go back to 2004 for a powerful conversation between Dr. Pat Basile and legendary writer, activist, and women’s rights leader Gloria Steinem. Originally recorded for Crust Busting Your Way to an Awesome Life, this conversation explores what it means to break through the beliefs, conditioning, and limitations that keep us stuck—and to use our...

Have you ever felt like your mind just won’t slow down? Constant overthinking, second-guessing yourself, trying to hold it all together while feeling overwhelmed on the inside? This week on  Afterlife Café TV , I’m joined by  Hellen Buttigieg —certified hypnotist, mindset coach, former HGTV host, and author of the newly released book  Calm & Clear . Together, we’ll explore how mental clutter a...

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, but for Erica Gifford Mills, suicide prevention isn't something that belongs to one month, one campaign, or one social media post. It is personal. In this deeply personal solo episode of Get Rooted Radio – Living It Up, Loving It Up, Letting It Go, Erica shares the story of her son, U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Conner Mills, and how losing him to suic...

  It is interesting that we go through life from the time we are born until the time we die being told not to judge others, that passing judgement is “wrong” and yet so many people still pass judgment on others and feel they have the right to do so.     

We all go through life wanting it to get better and some expect it to happen with no effort put in, they want it to just happen or be given to them. There is nothing wrong with wanting and aiming for a better life, society, etc., at the end of the day though how are you going to add to making things better. One conscious decision to do one thing every day, once a week etc., to make the next day be...

Most people don't lose their life to a catastrophe. They lose it to a sentence. One they made up in about a second, and never went back and checked. Episode 197 kicks off a five-part series on clutter, and we're not starting in your garage. We're starting in your head, because this is the one that runs underneath everything else. Leah walks through the sequence your brain runs on every event, and...

Beauty opens doors. It also demands payment. Dr. Melanie-Penny Harrison — known professionally as Bella Maori —joins Gwenm Carsley for a raw examination of beauty: not as an innocent ideal or a matter of appearance, but as a machine that rewards, wounds, seduces, excludes, and keeps us hungry for the next hit of approval. Through her memoir, Ugly: Philosophy, Beauty, Absurdity, and the Black Femin...

Transforming timeless wisdom into meaningful and lasting insight, Allan Lieberman brings profound soulful ideas to life through humor, storytelling, and original rhymes that engage, uplift, and inspire audiences of all ages and back grounds.

Welcome to "Mirror, Mirror," Is That Really Me That I See? Gaze into the Mirror: Where Every Encounter Reveals You. In this episode we explore the profound reflections that shape our understanding of ourselves and the world around us. In today’s fast-paced life, we often overlook the lessons embedded in our interactions. As we dive into the idea that everyone we meet serves as a mirror, we’ll exam...

For years, many of us learned to think about exercise primarily as a way to burn calories, lose weight, or change the way our bodies look. But movement and strength have a much bigger purpose. In this episode of Living F.R.E.S.H., Dr. Kris Sargent reframes exercise around capacity: the ability to keep participating fully in your life. Strength helps you carry the groceries, climb the stairs, trave...

Dr. Tanvi discusses how acupuncture, Ayurveda, and integrative psychiatric approaches provide comprehensive care for patients. She also incorporates mindful alchemy and narrative medicine to address mental, physical and emotional well-being. Narrative medicine is a new modality used to help individuals move past the story of their trauma.  Dr. Tanvi sees herself as a bridge holding space for your...

Self-Mastery and the Worldview Accountability Funnel This episode introduces a practical Self-Mastery tool for examining monolithic claims about Black people.  “Monolithic thinking is dangerous because it strips millions of people of their individuality, then turns a manufactured racial narrative into permission to judge, exclude, control, and harm them.” The Worldview Accountability Funnel narrow...

SELF-MASTERY AND THE WORLDVIEW ACCOUNTABILITY FINNEL This episode introduces a practical Self-Mastery tool for examining monolithic claims about Black people.  “Monolithic thinking is dangerous because it strips millions of people of their individuality, then turns a manufactured racial narrative into permission to judge, exclude, control, and harm them.” The Worldview Accountability Funnel narrow...

Jesica's Story

What happens when one word is placed where thousands of people see it every day? The Happiness Experiment tests whether sustained subliminal exposure to the word HAPPINESS can shift emotional states, interrupt suicidal ideation, and reduce depression. Since November 7, 2019, Gary King has personally nailed more than 700 red signs to telephone poles, picket fences, school bus panels, and hospital c...

In this episode, we explore the many layers of grief, the complicated truths we don't always talk about, and what it means to make room for grief while still making room for life. Because healing isn't necessarily about getting over what we've lost. Sometimes it's learning how to carry the loss differently and discovering that grief and joy, love and life, can coexist.

What happens when a life-changing spiritual experience turns your world upside down? On this episode of Maximum Medicine, Dr. Sharon Martin welcomes energy healer and teacher Michael Monk for a profound conversation about spirituality, healing, and the limitless potential of human consciousness. Michael shares the extraordinary story of his first encounter with what he describes as the Holy Spirit...

Why are women so often pitted against one another, and where did the scarcity mindset around female success originate? In this groundbreaking episode, Master Healer Megan Edge and her fabulous co-host, Dr. Pat, expose the systemic, historical, and cultural forces that sustain divisions among women. From the rise of online toxic masculinity and “The Manosphere” and the algorithmic grooming of young...

ROBERTO PINELLI, M.D.author, AWAKENING THE PINEAL GLANDwhat does this tiny organ do to protect our health CHARLES FROHMAN, The NATIONAL HEALTH FEDERATIONlocal governments battle Cell Towers, how do you stay safe, What is the long term fight? Health Freedom news, ObamaCare updates JOSHUA LANEroundup of the newsJohn Campbell, PhD  on Moderna's clinical trial reporting substantially higher rates of a...

AI can turn an idea into a slick, working-seeming product in an afternoon. And that gift has quietly convinced a generation of builders that looking finished is the same as being finished. It isn’t — and the gap between them is where companies go to die. In Episode 60 of Set 14: The Conscious Operator, host Pankaj Singh takes on the seductive high of vibe-coded everything — the weekend miracle wit...

In this 12th episode in our series on Winning Every Living Day™, we are now deep in the Fire Horse Energy of Intense Challenges and potential Transformations. What is now all over the news is the Lindsay Clancy trial. A heartbreaking story. We are not here to judge; we are here to transform and help women (and men) to Win Every Living Day. As we become more aware of some of these challenges, we ca...

I’ve had numerous experiences in my career as a business psychologist with multi-generational companies. Not too long ago, I encountered Dan,  a Gen Z, third generation family member who was contributing in a line-leadership job within the fulfillment operation for a regional bricks and mortar retailer who also has a significant on-line business. He currently manages 30 people. He is considered a...

Today, I'm especially excited to introduce you to Devaki Douillard, Executive Director of the Mwebaza Foundation, an organization whose work immediately caught my attention because it challenges us to rethink what it means to create meaningful change. Mwebaza is a Luganda word meaning "to give thanks," and the organization's philosophy is beautifully simple: solidarity, not charity.