Home From Here with John Burton

Prominent Republican Pat Sheehan returns to the studio for another episode of the Civil Debate series. He and John talk Presidential pardons, Con Ed, Immigration, and Gaza.

Prominent Republican Pat Sheehan returns to the studio for another episode of the Civil Debate series. He and John talk Presidential pardons, Con Ed, Immigration, and Gaza.

Raquel Vidal teaches songwriting and is also a singer/songwriter.

Dr. Dara Greenwood comes by for Part 2 of her interview on Home From Here.

Four years ago Leslie Wayne was diagnosed with bile duct cancer and given two months to live. A month ago she decided to stop the devastating treatment and say goodbye on her own terms. She comes to the studio to share a wisdom and a light from the rarest of perspectives.

Dr. Dara Greenwood is a social psychologist and associate professor of Psychology at Vassar College who studies the social and emotional implications of media engagement. She joins John to cover social media, the maybe multiverse, what makes things funny, and the age old question: Which Sex And The City character are you?

Michael Rich worked with dozens of the most popular musicians of the last 30 years as a producer. When the music business changed, so did his life. After a journey of understanding self, he is producing again, and stops in the studio to tell the story.

Conor Walsh is the host of Walsh Wednesday and a singer/songwriter. To listen to Walsh Wednesday, visit https://walsh-wednesday.castos.com/

Mat Zucker, creator and host of the Cidiot podcast, (it's great) does a Home Edition. He and John talk about what's funny, fitting in, religion, gardening, and how to make the world fit you.

Patrick Sheehan is a Republican politician and business owner. I saved this show for the first day of President Trump's term because it is a civil, funny, and interesting talk between two friends of very different political beliefs. I did this to show it can be done, and I will continue to host people I disagree with and am fond of, because both can happen at the same time. My hope is that this co...

Melissa Dvozenja-Thomas is the Executive Director of Arts Mid-Hudson. She and John talk about grief, marriage, sex with actors, and the healing power of art. For more information and to support the arts in the Hudson Valley, please visit https://www.artsmidhudson.org/ .

Prez Bush has an illustrious career in music. He shares his stories, his accomplishments, his vision, and his sense of humor on Home From Here.

Molly McCarthy Tweedy & Tiffany Schrepf left successful careers in traditional psychotherapy to open a multi-disciplined practice. They join John in the studio to explain their fantastic approach and their own personal histories.

Singer/Songwriter and bandleader John Irizarry lost his musician daughter to death by suicide and transformed the experience into an album that even has samples of her voice in it. Join us as we watch Irizarry work tragedy into a gift for others.

Podcaster, producer, musician Al Brede comes on a Home Edition of Home From Here to talk podcasting, music, and his personal journey of recovery.

Chef Michael Dederick lost his son to death by suicide, then made attempts on his own life. His recovery from suicidal ideation and addiction is a remarkable story, and his new work in creating safe spaces for teens who struggle is already underway.

10 years ago Sharon Siodmak was a Best In Class Executive Recruiter working and living in Manhattan. A life-changing medical event occurred, and she left it all behind to move to the Hudson Valley and study drums. She is now the drummer for Blu Crush, and she tells her story on Home From Here.

Jason Gisser is a rock musician, a singer/songwriter, a producer, and a dad.

Guitarist David Laffin has overcome drug addiction, alcoholism, 3 heart attacks in one night on stage, and blood cancer to become a sober dad and partner. He tells the whole story and how the guitar was his journey, then he plays with John an excerpt from the Guitar Symphony piece from the 2025 Lifted Project.

Merritt Minnemeyer returns to the studio to discuss joy at a Pink concert after the election, a new direction for her practice, the exercise of listening in a relationship, and knowing what is right for yourself.

Merritt Minnemeyer returns to the studio to discuss joy at a Pink concert after the election, a new direction for her practice, the exercise of listening in a relationship, and knowing what is right for yourself.

Dr. Mark L. Urken has published over 300 peer reviewed papers, over 30 chapters and 3 textbooks on head and neck reconstructive surgery. He's performed over 3000 head and neck microvascular procedures and his experience ranks among the highest of any surgeon in the world. On Thursday, November 21 at 12:00 PM ET the THANC Foundation, founded by Dr. Urken, is presenting a webinar on balancing food,...

In the wake of the election and a world of change, John sits down with some members of the high school Class of 2025 to talk politics, religion, phones, moon landings and fish people.

Teacher and Singer/Songwriter Jennifer Nevel has overcome the darkest hour in mental health and has completely transformed herself and found happiness. The Package cohosts as this brave woman shares all of her story, which ends in personal triumph and now a dedication to helping others.

Gramercy Burton is a high school senior who has witnessed her father's journey through mental health and her mother's path through head and neck cancer. "The Package" weighs in on what that was like, friendship, what wisdom is, and more.