TALRadio

What if saying yes to every opportunity is quietly holding your career back? In this episode of Breaking Mindset Barriers , Sandeep Ohri explores why ambitious professionals often take on too much, from the fear of missing out and the pressure to prove themselves to the guilt of saying no. Learn how to evaluate opportunities using three practical steps: Evaluate, Align, and Project. Discover how t...

Erectile dysfunction is a common health concern, yet many men hesitate to seek help or discuss it openly. In this episode of TALRadio English, we speak with Dr. Naveen Kumar Reddy M, Senior Consultant in Urology at Manipal Hospitals, Old Airport Road, Bengaluru , about understanding erectile dysfunction, its possible causes, the role of lifestyle and underlying health conditions, and the treatment...

What happens when high achievement, constant pressure, and nonstop distraction begin to undermine the very performance you're trying to create? This episode explores the critical connection between self-awareness, resilience, recovery, and effective leadership. Host Sherry Winn, two-time Olympian, national championship-winning college basketball coach, bestselling author, and executive leaders...

What does it take to live longer and stay healthier? As advances in biotechnology, artificial intelligence, diagnostics, and preventive healthcare reshape the future of medicine, the focus is shifting from simply extending lifespan to improving healthspan. In this episode of TALRadio English, host Akshay Kumar speaks with Hiranjit, President and Board Member at EPIC Global, about the evolving fiel...

What if “no” is not rejection, but an opportunity to understand your buyer better? In this episode of Business Influencers , Chris Salem speaks with Jon Webb, founder of Major League Selling and author of Selling Against No , about rethinking the way sales professionals approach resistance. Jon shares why curiosity, competitiveness and creativity matter in sales, how to build relationship equity,...

Wanting to do well is healthy. But when a child's self-worth becomes dependent on being perfect, high standards can turn into anxiety, emotional exhaustion and a fear of failure. In this episode of TALRadio, Dr. Aswathi Nair , psychologist, life coach and founder of Vedas Mind Health, explores perfectionism in children, why it develops and the warning signs parents may overlook. From fear of m...

In this episode of Breaking Mindset Barriers , Sandeep Ohri explores how the people we turn to for advice can shape the quality of our decisions. While seeking advice can bring valuable perspective, too many voices can also create confusion, especially when we treat every opinion as equally important. Sandeep introduces the idea of building a Personal Cabinet , a deliberately chosen advisory circl...

In this episode of TALRadio, host Anu Krishna speaks with Colonel Christopher Rego (Retd), former Indian Army officer and co-founder of Sunbird Trust, about his journey from serving in conflict affected regions to championing a different approach to peacebuilding: education. Colonel Rego shares the experiences that led him to see education not simply as a social intervention, but as a powerful too...

How do you build trust with someone who has never worked with you and in an era when AI can make almost anything look authentic? Two-time Olympian, national championship-winning basketball coach, bestselling author, and executive leadership expert Sherry Winn explores that question with Jerry Gennaria, CEO and leader of Toki, who brings nearly three decades of experience in digital communications,...

Osteoporosis is often called a “silent disease” because bone loss can progress without obvious symptoms until a fracture occurs. In this episode of Women’s Health Matter , we take a closer look at osteoporosis and why protecting bone health should begin long before problems appear. The conversation explores the key risk factors for osteoporosis, including why younger adults can also be affected. W...

What if anger is not simply something to suppress, but a signal worth understanding? In this episode of Business Influencers , host Chris Salem speaks with Sandra Lee , a Caltech-trained scientist, intuitive sound healer, and creator of the trademarked Spectrum of Anger framework. Sandra shares her perspective on how anger, frustration, anxiety, and other uncomfortable emotions can become patterns...

In this concluding episode of TAL Radio's Self-Coaching Series , host Sandy sits down with Andrew Tallents to bring together the key lessons from the series and explore how self-coaching can become a lifelong habit. Andrew defines self-coaching as the practice of asking ourselves better questions when something feels uncomfortable or doesn't feel quite right, reflecting on the answers, and...

Heart disease doesn’t always announce itself with obvious symptoms. Sometimes, the warning signs can be subtle, easy to dismiss, or even appear unrelated to the heart. In this World Heart Day episode of TALRadio, themed “Don’t Miss a Beat,” we speak with a cardiologist about the signs we often overlook, atrial fibrillation, changing cardiovascular risks among younger adults, and the role of factor...

In this episode of Breaking Mindset Barriers , Sandeep Ohri explores one of the biggest challenges young leaders face: navigating uncertainty without falling into analysis paralysis. When information is incomplete, the instinct is often to wait, gather more data, and search for certainty. But in real world leadership, complete information rarely exists. The real question is not whether you have en...

In this episode of TALRadio, we speak with Bethany Halbreich, Chief Operating Officer of The Art2Hearts Foundation , about the organization’s mission to bring art, creativity, and hope into pediatric hospital environments. Bethany shares how Art2Hearts works with hospitals, artists, volunteers, and communities to create spaces that feel more welcoming and supportive for children and families. She...

AI is transforming healthcare but where should the line be drawn between technological capability and human connection? In this episode of Olympic Minds, two-time Olympian, national championship-winning basketball coach, bestselling author, and executive leadership expert Sherry Winn sits down with Alex Bendersky, a physical therapist, health-tech expert, and Head of Clinical Innovation. Together,...

More revenue does not always mean more cash in the bank. So where is the money actually going? In this episode of Business Influencers , Chris Salem speaks with Deborah Angeletta , former Wall Street trader, fractional CFO, and author of Hidden Profits: From Chasing Cash to Predictable Profits in 90 Days . Deborah shares what she has learned from working with business owners and explains why havin...

Parenting often comes with the pressure to do everything right. But children do not need perfect parents. They need emotionally present parents who are willing to learn, reflect, repair and grow alongside them. In this episode of TALRadio, Dr. Aswathi Nair, psychologist, life coach and mental wellness professional and founder of Vedas Mind Health, explores the powerful connection between a parent’...

Ever feel like your brain is exhausted before the important decisions even begin? In this episode of Breaking Mindset Barriers , Sandeep Ohri explores decision fatigue and how hundreds of small choices throughout the day can drain the mental energy we need for the decisions that actually matter. From endless emails and meetings to everyday choices about food, routines and priorities, decision fati...

In recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month , this episode of TALHealth Talk focuses on childhood cancer and the importance of awareness among parents and families. We are joined by Dr. Vinay , who shares his medical perspective on childhood cancer and helps us understand this important area of paediatric health. Listen to this episode for an informative conversation that brings greater awa...

What if one of the most powerful ways to build trust, influence, and lasting business relationships is to stop treating every interaction like a transaction? In this episode, Sherry Winn explores the business and leadership power of being “relentlessly helpful” with Susan Baier, founder and CEO of Audience Audit and a marketing veteran with more than 40 years of experience. Susan shares the person...

What really makes a team work? In this episode of Business Influencers , host Chris Salem sits down with Jason P. Carroll , founder of Aptiv Index, to explore how understanding the way people are naturally wired can influence hiring, leadership, communication, retention, and team development. Jason explains why experience and resumes alone may not reveal a person's potential. The conversation...

Children often worry about exams, friendships, social situations, expectations and disappointing their parents. But when does normal worry become something more? In this episode of TALRadio, Dr. Ashwati Nair, practicing psychologist, life coach and founder of Vedas Mind Health, explores the psychology behind childhood anxiety and the “worry loop” that can make small concerns feel overwhelming. She...

In this episode of Breaking Mindset Barriers , Sandeep Ohri explores why knowing your core values can transform the way you make decisions, lead teams, and navigate pressure. From career choices and family expectations to workplace conflicts and personal growth, this episode looks at the different ways our values can come into conflict and how that can leave us feeling stuck or exhausted. Discover...

What separates a high-performing employee from an exceptional one? And what happens when an organization's culture, leadership or bureaucracy prevents that talent from thriving? In this episode of Olympic Minds , two-time Olympian and national championship-winning basketball coach Sherry Winn sits down with global leadership thought leader Brent Kedzierski, whose 25 years at Shell gave him fir...