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Join  Doc Holliday   this week with his report on the fascinating LA mayor’s race. In a three way race that includes the incumbent, Mayor Karen Bass, there is a lot of new politics that is making that race very interesting. Spencer Pratt has jumped into the race not because he wanted to but because he could not stand the thought of an incompetent mayor getting four more years to drive the ci...

Where’s the world of fashion situated? In the city of Paris, New York City, India Or Milan? Which city rules fashion? If we vote, we all know is Milan! It’s NYC Met Gala that rules … where the lights & The stars comes out all at night, the city that Never sleeps but, if Mandani have it his way An amoeba city we’ll be … It will be super slow … It’ll be the city that barely moves … With a 15 mil...

Our guest today is a recent guest that I enjoyed, and our listeners enjoyed very much the first time she was here, so now this is her third Seek Reality visit. Despite the title of her book, Debbie Dobbins is not just your typical wealth mentor. Instead, She is all about helping entrepreneurs to rewrite their whole lives’ stories about money, power, and human purpose. After building successful bus...

? You bleed, you love, you get hurt, you scream When in pain, you cry from the insides … You die for love and love for your fellow man You give a hand … especially, when you’ve No umbrella, you give’em one! You pray and beg God to be your very best You kneel to the skies and your God … You feel your heart beats with God in it You look at your soul You look really hard You look at your heart … of t...

Small Words, Big Impact: 5 Tiny Language Shifts That Change Your Brain In this episode, we’re adventure into a deep dive in talking about something we use every day but rarely think about: the tiny words that shape how we feel, how we communicate, and how we move through the world. Most of us don’t realize how much our everyday language affects our mood, our relationships, and even our stress leve...

Mother-Daughter Relationship coach and licensed therapist, Erica Thomas LCSW, MSSW, joins Bryce Hamilton LSCSW, to talk about raising daughters and how to build strong relationships with them. Erica answers the question of, “should my daughter be my friend?”, talks about how to validate our children’s perspectives even when their solutions don’t make sense, and encourage confidence and nurture rel...

Stephanie Jeffcoat’s story is one of survival, faith, resilience, and radical transformation. In this deeply moving episode of The Exquisitely Aligned Podcast, Gina Maier Vincent sits down with Stephanie for a raw and honest conversation about growing up in chaos with a mother struggling with addiction, becoming pregnant at sixteen, searching for love in all the wrong places, homelessness, incarce...

What happens when a baseball coach who says he wasn’t qualified to write a book keeps hearing the same message from God over and over again? In this episode of The Curated Chapter, Coach Lloyd Skoda shares the heartfelt story behind  Connecting With God In All Things  — a book about faith, purpose, calling, and discovering that if something matters to y...

Separation isn’t a “new chapter.” It’s a detonation. One minute you’re planning holidays and mortgage repayments — the next you’re Googling “what happens if she takes the kids?” This isn’t a self-help sob story or another “poor you” pep talk. It’s a field manual written by a woman who’s spent 30 years watching smart men lose everything — not because they were bad dads, but because no one told them...

Author of “The Motherhood Myth”, and licensed psychotherapist, Vanessa Bennett, LMFT, joins child and family therapist Bryce Hamilton LSCSW, in this episode to talk about the concept of “do-it-all” motherhood. Where it stems from, why it matters, and how to combat it. They share practical tips and support about the expectations of parenting, how to ask for help and build a support system, and the...

Three letters. One bridge. The word that joins instead of erases. In Venice, the city lives because of its bridges. They don’t drain the canals — they let two shores stay in relationship. The word and works the same way in our sentences. In Venice, residents cross water hundreds of times a day to reach neighbors, family, work, and worship. The bridges aren’t decorative — they’re...

Liza Minnelli, an EGOT icon What is EGOT? Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards winning … by Ms. Minnelli She has earned her marks … As an accomplished actor, musician & singer An alto, she is … The daughter of Judy Garland Does she lives in the garden? Has she been in Madison Square Garden? Yes, she has in 2001 and so on … She can crack a joke … Like she can crack an egg … She’s funny, articula...

Join Doc Holliday this week as he talks about UK’s Starmer resigning amid the catastrophic election losses recently. Starmer has not been a friend to America or President Trump in the last few months. A new political party in Great Britain has surged forward and its leader is Nigel Farage. We have spoken about Nigel over the years, and now he is making history again. I say again because in 2...

Our guest today is Tom T. Moore, who is a gifted Texas entrepreneur, here to share with us his eight remarkable books, the latest of which are Conversations with Gaia – The Soul of the Earth, 1&2 with Flint Hills Publishing. Tom T. Moore is also an award-winning author and speaker, and he is in the entertainment business as well, where for over 40 years...

Anxiety, the tightness in your chest, shoulders rising up toward your ears, dry mouth, sweaty palms, heart pounding…sound / feel familiar? Anxiety goes hand-in-hand with ADHD, the flip into fight/flight/freeze when you feel overwhelmed, when you tell yourself you are not measuring up (again), when you worry you will fail again. Negative self-talk and fear of what will happen triggers cortisol, the...

Welcome to The Curated Chapter, a chapter-sized look at books and the people who write them. Today we’ve opened up the book  The Resurrection of the Roman Catholic Church: A Guide to the Traditional Catholic Community  by Griff Ruby. In it, Mr. Ruby explores the sweeping changes that followed Vatican II — the major Catholic council of the 1960...

In today’s fast-paced world, many working parents are trapped in a cycle of exhaustion, juggling jobs and family responsibilities. If you are overwhelmed and desperate for a healthier lifestyle for you and your family, Dr. Theresa Wee offers a lifeline. Her breakthrough book, “The Happy Healthy Revolution: The Working Parents Guide to Achieve Wellness as a Family, “delivers a ref...

Eben Alexander’s story is unique among the annals of near-death experiences. As a practicing neurosurgeon, Eben was trained within the “body as machine” paradigm of scientific materialism. In this paradigm, everything in the physical world, including the body, can be reduced to mindless particles obeying the impersonal laws of nature.  Life has no meaning or purpose, God is dead and heaven is...

What if one of the smallest words in our vocabulary was quietly canceling our biggest intentions? In this episode of the TAB, Eartha dives into the surprising power of the word but — and why mindful communicators are learning to pause before they use it. Through real-world examples, a guided TAB breath break, and a 24-hour listener challenge, you’ll discover: Why our brains often discard eve...

Join  Doc Holliday  as he evaluates the recent decision to leave race out of gerrymandering congressional districts in states. We will look at what others are saying and Doc gives his input and this show is one that you must listen to. Doc also reads some questions on the primary election ballot for the Democratic Party in an upcoming Fulton County Georgia election. You don’t want to miss th...

There’s a sight like paradise There can be … No others … as, I hear … The tranquil waters Meeting my eyes … I can see, my mother’s eyes In heaven, is where she is … I also, can see chicks By their mother’s side It’s ten … To be exact … They all seems … So lovely to me As my eyes with contempt With this lovely views … It’s all small! It all smell… Like perfume … They walk slowly Following their mom...

The Author Vicki Augustiniak lives in Troy in the state of Michigan in the USA.  She initially grew up in Inner City Detroit as the oldest of nine children, her father’s drinking issues made life at times challenging for the family something she has never forgotten. Her school days in a Catholic environment is where she learned about overseas missionaries and their work walking in the footste...

For nearly twenty centuries, the Roman Catholic Church withstood all the currents of change and history and maintained a closely guarded orthodoxy which has always served as the basis and center of all Christianity. Yet, it is as if all of that has been just arbitrarily swept away in the few years since Vatican II.  Given what the Church has always taught about itself being indefectible, how...

Adoption trauma coach, Dr. Melody Aguayo, meets with therapist Bryce Hamilton LSCSW, to discuss raising adopted children. They talk about things to be aware of and prepare for before the adoption process, during and after. Dr. Melody defines interrupted attachment, how it affects our children and how to help children cope and move past it. Together, they also discuss what a dynamic can look like f...

Join Eartha in this podcast as she explores the profound psychological weight of the two-letter word “if” and its role in shaping our personal narratives. Eartha identifies three distinct versions of the word “if”: the “regret voice” that anchors individuals to the past, the “comparison trap” that diminishes self-worth, and the “humble learner&...