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On today’s episode, Dr. Robyn Koslowitz, Clinical Psychologist, introduces Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW, and our listeners to the concept of “post-traumatic parenting.” As parents, oftentimes we may feel like we aren’t doing a good job. We may yell at our kids, say something we wish we wouldn’t have, or give in when we said we wouldn’t. Robyn explains that this behavior has been learned at some point in...

Is it a scene like “The Last of Us”? Where our ecosystems and human tissues Riding wild and rodding like melted bad cheese Describing mozzarella under a thick umbrella Humans no longer function … they’re zombies With fungal brain eating healthy creatures Now, they become them …It’s an insanity and Overwhelms us to question! Can a fungus … Wipe out the human race? Yea, can a fungus wipe out the hum...

Tina was born missing half of her right foot and the fingers on her right hand due to what is called Amniotic Band Syndrome. Basically, as she was developing, the amniotic sack had a thick band in an area and so it constricted the growth while she was developing… but she turned her disability into the an ability to make others laugh. 

Join  Doc Holliday  this week as he looks into the tragic death of Jason Arday, a former Cambridge professor who obviously was hired in the DEI rush that has taken over academic institutions. Why did we used to use the ACT and SAT for college admissions? I know, I know many colleges still do, but a lot have stopped for what reasons? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this week&#82...

R.A. Scanzillo has spent a lifetime watching, listening, and taking notes. In  UNSOLICITED: Short Words & Random Chapters from a Latent Boomer , she turns those observations into poems and stories about relationships, aging, faith, addiction, humor, heartbreak, and the unexpected moments that make up a life. Scanzillo calls her poems “kernels of emotional experience”—sometimes funny, sometimes...

This week on TAB Mindfulness Conversations, we continue our Summer Series . So far, we have learned about “fostering” change — trying new practices on like samples at the grocery store, no pressure to get it perfect. Eartha shares a personal story of practicing this with her son around his reading, shifting the focus from perfection to progress and a growth mindset. Now we are mov...

Are you married? Have you or are you being sexually, physically, emotionally, mentally, and psychologically abused? What have you been taught about divorce? Are you a Believer of Christ? Are you afraid to leave? Have you been told to stay and pray? Well, I think this episode is for YOU, if you answered ‘YES’ to any of these questions. Tune in, sit back and get the deliverance and freed...

There are very few teachers of the glorious truths about death and the afterlife who really have given that topic all the research time and attention that it needs for them to be able to understand it enough to truly make sense of it, and then to be able to teach it well; and our wonderful guest today is one of those few people. On top of all that, Sandra Champlain is gifted in her ability to be a...

In this episode, When Fine Replaces Fascination: Jeanne Cummings Interviews Gina Maier Vincent , the microphone turns. Gina Maier Vincent, founder of Exquisitely Aligned®, creator of Underliving™, author, speaker, modern culture observer, and host of The Exquisitely Aligned Podcast , steps out from behind the microphone and into the guest seat for a special conversation led by her beautiful friend...

In this episode with Dr. Danielle Dowling, Bryce and Danielle explore the paradigm shift that happens when moms reflect on the conditioning they had as young girls to be “good” and the realization that being a “good” mom actually happens when they are healthy. Being a healthy mom doesn’t mean forgetting who they are as a person outside of being a mom. Danielle explains that girls often learn that...

You know with a friendly note There are slogans … Some better than others This one, matters to me most of all They say “Time heals all wounds” I say and question “Does time really heal all and old wounds?” As the heart continuously pumps red blood Does it matter who you are and/or it doesn’t matter who you are? I have to pause and think! Yea, you do the thinking now! There comes entry of storms …...

Join   Doc Holliday  this week for a look into how the socialists want to take over the party apparatus of the Democrat Party. What do the donors think about that? What do the donors think about the 2024 Presidential election? Jesse Watters had a fascinating report about the Democratic National Committee, and we will look into that on this week’s show. Click on now for a great new show!

Global finance executive JP Ferrando shares the leadership lessons he learned far beyond the numbers. From trust and consistency to mentorship and lifelong learning,  Ledgers & Legacy: A Leadership Journey Beyond the Numbers by JP Ferrndo  is a reminder that people, not reports, are the true measure of success.  https://www.amazon.com/Ledgers-Legacy-Leadership-Journey-Numbers-ebook/dp/B0GKF4DW...

The Author Dr Eloise M Fulton-Taylor is a woman who knows her own mind and ambitions, she is married to Jerome and currently lives in Philadelphia in the USA. Her life over the years has led her to follow many paths both professionally and spiritually. The experiences she encountered in both of these areas in particular witnessing the relations between women of all genders, creeds, ethnicities and...

Ledgers & Legacy: A Finance Journey Beyond the Numbers  is more than a memoir, it’s a blueprint for purpose-driven leadership.  From humble beginnings in France to the boardrooms of global corporations, this book reveals how resilience, adaptability, and integrity shape success beyond spreadsheets. Through vivid stories of overcoming adversity, climbing the corporate ladder, and lead...

Michael Earls is a technology leader, enterprise strategist, and writer focused on the intersection of leadership, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. In our conversation he brilliantly talks about what happens when speed outpaces direction and what it takes to come back. The Digital Compass isn’t another framework you have to remember or a productivity system. Earls shows us...

Unsolicited: Short Words & Random Chapters from a Latent Boomer by R.A. Scanzillo

There are forces … Nothing in the likes of love  Love pulls and enters … As a magnet and goes when none The most powerful force is love  Let me focus on love … Love makes us grow to perfection  It’s through love we here on this planet Earth  Are the reasons …we’ve birds  As it seeks more of it in groups  Flowers, trees, honeybees, our ocean’s floors And flowers flouri...

Gaming/Internet addiction. Excessive screen use. How can you tell the difference? What do you do if you or someone you live with appears to have  a problem with it? What are ways to prevent problem use and to promote healthy use? We cannot escape from the presence of screens – laptops, tablets, phones – in our lives. It is possible to find the balance of using screen devices for p...

There are times that we feel the way things are will be the way they’ll always be but I’m here to tell you, that’s not true. We can’t stay stuck in the now.

Our guest today, coming to us all the way from Australia, is Inna Segal, an internationally recognized intuitive healer, bestselling author, and pioneer in grounded, practical spirituality. Her spiritual awakening became profoundly personal after the devastating loss of her child, which was an experience that opened her perception to the invisible worlds. During this time, she encountered an angel...

What do you actually say when a growth-mindset observation lands wrong — and the person on the other end gets defensive instead of curious? In this episode, Eartha shares practical, ready-to-use language for exactly that moment: the short phrases that redirect a conversation without triggering more defensiveness (“Not yet.” “What changed?” “That’s information, n...

Dogs communicate in many different ways, including body language, posture, ear position, and various vocalizations. Hear insights and experiences from Dr. Dobies, veterinarian and founder of UrgentVet, as he shares the scoop about what happens behind the examination room door. Every dog is different, and learning how your dog communicates can be the key to both harmonious living and successful vet...

Content warning: conversation surrounding death and loss In today’s episode, Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW, sits down with Carol Banens, a grief educator, coach, author, and speaker to discuss the complexities of grief, including in children. Carol shares her personal experience with grief at a young age and how it shaped her grief journey through adulthood. The conversation explores different types of gr...

By and large, Evangelicals claim that in spite of not having a detailed knowledge of the Bible, you can still be a good Christian if you have an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ.  On the other hand, you can have a fantastic knowledge of the Bible and be a lousy Christian or none at all. We know that Jesus came to die, to save, and to build his church, and that God has good things for u...