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Dr. Antinori discusses how financial planning can relieve stress with an experienced financial planner, Joseph Yocavich.  Various pension plans, sequence of return and other strategies are covered.

Our guest today is Kim Hodous, who is with us for the third time. Kim has lost two children, tragically, and yet she is a happiness expert! She is a simply indomitable woman. First, she lost her two-year-old daughter, Chelsea, to leukemia, when Kim was a young mother, just thirty-one years old, and with four children under the age of five. And Kim had dealt pretty well with Chelsea’s death, by wri...

Join  Doc Holliday  as he looks at the American economy and uses a clip from Sunday Morning Futures on Fox Business as they interview U.S. Treasurer, Scott Bessent. Much is covered and the way world policy dovetails with Trump’s economic policy is talked about in a way that you might not hear anywhere else. Click on for a great show!

When someone throws a microaggression your way, it can hit like a sting you didn’t see coming. The moment is subtle, but the impact is real. In this episode of  Transition Awareness Breathing , Eartha guides you through a mindful, empowering way to protect your peace without losing yourself in the stress of the moment. You’ll learn how  mirroring  — a simple...

I am sick … not from me But, from you … believe me I will not swallow your pills You’ve placed on the table I can send you a bill .. For all my help and expertise I given you a lot while, you gave me none Am not a fool! Now, I know your horrific intentions Not good for me! You cruel and a beast from out of this Earth This is you … what, that of an uncolored Earth? Just because, I taught you You th...

The Author Cotton Bain is a development coach and author with roots in the Caribbean, specifically Old Providence Island off the Nicaraguan coastline, but he’s been living in Switzerland for a while now. He focuses on self-accountability, being prepared, and taking purposeful actions to achieve lasting success. Over the years, Cotton has positively influenced and supported a wide range of pe...

Brad Anderson has written eleven books including Ribbon Falls. The novel is full of fascinating twists and turns. It all starts on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico in 1977, where Jeff, Chuck and David come across the scene of a grisly murder and almost get killed. In a remarkable twist of fate, the men outsmart their assassin and learn of hidden riches beyond their imagination. One man was in the...

Wound care is discussed with reference to wound care centers and also the use of hyperbaric oxygen to heal wounds. The rising costs of these modalities and of all medical treatments are discussed. The problem is that the best care is expensive.  It is very difficult to control the rising cost of US healthcare while delivering state of the art care even in an area as basic as wound care.

Sociologist Dr. Anna Gjika, meets with Bryce Hamilton LSCSW in this informative episode to talk about digital violence, risks, and how to realistically talk to and support your child through social media. Dr. Gjika discusses the real hazards and experiences of digital exploitation, online grooming and the after effects. Together they talk about how to help support children who may be victims of sa...

Oh, my very dear ones, all of us are seeking happiness. But as we seek it, so few of us truly can  find  it! Fortunately, our guest today is an expert on helping people to seek, and to find actual happiness in their lives. His name is Philippe Brouillard. Philippe is the founder of VitaQuantum, and a PhD candidate in the Quantum Science of Health, Prosperity, and Happiness under Dr. Amit Goswami,...

Eartha welcomes listeners to the new Deep Dive  Transition Awareness Breathing  podcast for a “mindful break” focused on awareness and imagination. She addresses the common logistical barriers to mindfulness, such as the belief that one lacks the time or money to practice, and notes that a simple 5-to-10-minute “breather” is a free resource. Eartha explores the concept of n...

Jo Ellen in her own words on her book: Sexual mores have changed drastically in my eight decades of life, as well as attitudes about family life, race and religion. I hope to explore changes in attitudes over my life span. This is not a research paper. I taught freshman English in two universities, where the students were required to document carefully. I don’t want to do that anymore. I may...

In this episode, Gerard Widder: From Long Island to Luxury — Leadership, Legacy & Living with Intention , I sit down with Gerard Widder, a luxury hospitality and operations executive with over two decades of experience in New York and Southern California. Gerard has led some of the world’s most iconic properties — including the Waldorf Astoria, the W Hotel Times Square, and the Resort at Pelic...

Ms. Catherine O’Hara, needed no tiara … to look like a princess-walked like one? Talked like one? Wanted to be one? She commanded our attention As, I look to described a legend? She loved to play dress up As a dress-up doll, I’ve no-doubt! She gone too soon? At age 71, on Friday January 30, 2026, of course! When I heard the news, OMG “I loved her” She became my mom Like her tv screen roles She rem...

Mental health is part of the public conversation—but living with it is deeply personal.  In this episode of  Newsgram , author and life coach  Lee Dhepnorrat  shares the story behind her book  Healthy Heart, Healthy Mind: A Map Book for the Soul . Through lived experience, humor, and hard-earned insight, Lee reflects on bipolar disorder, self-judgment, and what it really takes to keep going when t...

Jo Ellen in her own words on her book: Sexual mores have changed drastically in my eight decades of life, as well as attitudes about family life, race and religion. I hope to explore changes in attitudes over my life span. This is not a research paper. I taught freshman English in two universities, where the students were required to document carefully. I don’t want to do that anymore. I may...

When life becomes overwhelming, it is common to feel as though your creativity or drive has vanished. However, it is essential to recognize that you may simply be in a period of  dormancy . Just as grass turns brown during extreme heat to survive, we often pull back and do only the “bare minimum” to live when we are under significant stress. Recognizing th...

A bean riding on a car… It’s sits quietly waiting to be feed …. watching the sun Before, it’s gets on a dinner table Admiring all its views … before is consumed It prefers to be obedient before becoming a treat Soon, may be on a museum display The most resourceful seed that gives To be onto a diner table … A resturant’s favorite Dominican feast In Puerto Plata … LHVR Lifestyle Holidays Vacation Re...

What is your biggest ADHD challenge? Getting started? Finishing the task? Getting out the door (aka One More Thing)? Not enough motivation? All are variations on the same theme and all are significant challenges, usually more than one each and every day! Join me and my guest Tamara Rosier as we coach you through conquering each of these challenges, and reveal how we cope with them – no secre...

This episode takes you inside the real world of healthcare through the eyes of doctors who’ve lived it. From a patient rushed into emergency surgery on Christmas Eve to the often-missed warning signs of ovarian and prostate cancer, the conversation moves through decades of change in medicine. Along the way, it reflects on the evolving role of family practitioners, the impact of new diagnostic tool...

Welcome to America in the 2020s where billions can be fraudulently stolen for years without anyone in charge speaking out. How does that happen? Doc Holliday plays a clip with Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson speaking about what their thoughts are on why such fraud can happen blatantly and openingly. Check out this week’s show now!

Community Outreach Director of  Recovery.com , Tom Farley, meets with Bryce Hamilton LSCSW, in this episode to discuss addiction, recovery, sobriety, and his personal journey and experience. Tom shares what he learned witnessing addiction in his brother, Chris Farley, and then going through the process of recognizing addiction within himself and going through the...

Dr. R. Craig Hogan joins Roberta Grimes to explore consciousness, eternal life, and what science may reveal about the afterlife. Dr. R. Craig Hogan is the world’s leading expert on the afterlife, and on what happens when we die. Roberta first met Craig in 2008, when his wonderful book,  Your Eternal Self , first came out. She loved that book so much that she invited him to come and speak at her Un...

Annie Wolf, empowerment puberty educator, joins Bryce Hamilton LSCSW to discuss puberty in girls. They talk about common questions girls especially have about puberty, how to have conversations with your child, what age to start and how to help teach them about the new changes in their body.  They discuss how to teach menstruating youth to use tampons, how to talk about consent, good touches/...

Pediatric physician Dr. Ryan Steele, MD FAAP, joins Bryce Hamilton LSCSW, in this episode to answer questions about puberty, especially in young boys. They define puberty, outline what age range it usually occurs, talk about what kind of conversations parents should be having with their children around puberty and when, and what aspects of puberty will vary from boys to girls. They answer question...