With the nation’s failing economy, many people believe they have no choice but to stick with a job—and a boss—no ...   more »

• Do you wonder why you or someone you love keeps doing the same thing over and over even though it’s ...   more »

Do you speed read? If you don’t… you should! It is THE best way to retain, comprehend, find value in ...   more »

Mother’s Day is just around the corner and this is the year to give mom what she really wants, guilt-free ...   more »

Make your show a forum for controversy and insightful opinion on LGBT topics ranging from gays in the military (should ...   more »

Séances … psychic phenomena … communicating with the afterlife. Invite psychic medium Suzane Northrop on-air to demonstrate her amazing gifts ...   more »

During World War II spies routinely put their lives in danger to help the U.S. Army gather intelligence and win ...   more »

Dogs seem to be taking over the world. They are in movies, television and soon there will even be one ...   more »

Between global warming and the waning economy, conspicuous consumption is out; frugal, conscientious lifestyles are in. Everyone’s slinging phrases like ...   more »

The cozy ritual of snuggling-up with your child and reading a story aloud does more than prepare your kid for ...   more »

When does healing from child abuse begin, and how do you do it? Many people believe that recovery begins and ...   more »

In these trying times, many people are overwhelmed by feelings of fear, anger and sadness. Dealing with feelings is difficult, ...   more »

Now that the stimulus package has been signed into law, all eyes are fixed on the markets and people are ...   more »

Many of us have the worst-case scenarios blues. “What if I lose my job, my house, my life savings?” But ...   more »

What’s for dinner? How about marinated octopus, torched baby lamb chops, cod fritter, and blistered Pedron peppers? Sounds super exotic, ...   more »

The numbers are startling, even before the recession. 600,000 American families—including over 1 million children—are currently homeless, and the problem ...   more »

The age of the big outdoor concerts had its heyday in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. Who could forget ...   more »

What do cancer, heart disease, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, digestive track disorders, macular degeneration, and chronic fatigue syndrome have in common? They’re ...   more »

Hispanics represent more than 14 percent of the U.S. population, but only account for 4.9 percent of the roles in ...   more »

What teen doesn’t want a ringtone of their favorite artists’ hit song to make their cell phone their very own? ...   more »

You might not think there could be anything good about bad financial times but financial expert Candi Sparks says you’d ...   more »

Are you playing with fire when using credit cards? How does one develop willpower? Is the housing crisis over? Want ...   more »

Qian Yi (a pseudonym pronounced Chien Yee), author of BEATING THE IRS TAX SQUEEZE, never thought her 2000 tax ...   more »

Have your retirement savings melted away due to greed on Wall Street and inept officials in Washington? Been burned by ...   more »

As the bills roll in from the holiday season, you realize you went overboard — again. But did you know ...   more »

Melanie Coronetz was going through a midlife crisis of sorts. She had tried several possible careers, but none seemed to ...   more »

Happiness is something that eludes far too many of us—especially when we can’t pay the stack of bills that keeps ...   more »

Happiness is something that eludes far too many of us—especially when we can’t pay the stack of bills that keeps ...   more »

Parents in America are stressed like never before; concerns about money, job security, and the uncertain future may be keeping ...   more »

It didn’t take bankruptcy or a rich relative. It didn’t take pain or outrageous sacrifice. It didn’t even take short-sided ...   more »

Do you wish you could read more than you do but feel you are a slow reader? Are you overwhelmed ...   more »

Everyone, whether content or depressed, can benefit from Robert Holden, Ph.D.’s 8-week happiness program. Dr. Holden’s methods have been ...   more »

Most of us are unaware that corporations have done extensive research to discover effective ways to control our every thought ...   more »

From an early age we are taught to ignore our feelings. We’ve all heard the persistent messages “you shouldn’t feel ...   more »

For mom to take care of everyone else’s needs, she often forgets someone very important, herself! This leaves her frustrated ...   more »

Happiness is something that eludes far too many of us—especially when we can’t pay the stack of bills that keeps ...   more »

Sixteen million Americans have been diagnosed with heart disease. Interview the guest who hasn’t eaten butter in decades to find ...   more »

The economic climate is placing traditional vacations out of reach. Many Americans are beginning to discover “volunteer vacations,” experiencing out ...   more »

Every American was touched in some way by the tragic events of September 11, 2001. For the families and friends ...   more »

We all know the three Rs of education: Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. Teacher and author Suzy Koontz says there is ...   more »

You were all fired up when you decided to change your life, right? But after spending lots of time and ...   more »

In a volatile market where words like “recession” and “downsizing” are thrown around repeatedly, smart working people are discovering how ...   more »

How important is it to raise your kids to be readers? Ask President Obama. He’s read all of the Harry ...   more »

Americans are beginning to realize that the state — and fate – of the environment is at a critical juncture. ...   more »

Owning a home is every American’s dream. But buying a house that “needs a little work,” putting your heart and ...   more »

Owning a home is every American’s dream. But buying a house that “needs a little work,” putting your heart and ...   more »

In a world where the noise level is ever increasing, and stress is becoming overwhelming, former radio news broadcaster Anne ...   more »