The world was shocked when CIA Director David Petraeus—four-star general, distinguished graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, and Commander General of the multinational coalition of forces that fought in Iraq—admitted to an extramarital affair with his biographer, a fellow soldier, last year. But perhaps no one was more shocked than his wife of nearly 40 years, Holly, who found herself thrust into a spotlight no [...]
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Can the Petraeuses Make Something Good Out of the General’s Betrayal?
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Rid Yourself of the Emotional Pain You Inherited
Why is your life a struggle? Where did your insecurities, anxieties and self-sabotaging beliefs originate? Look to your own family, from whom you “inherited” much of that baggage. But positive change experts Jon Satin and Chris Pattay say anyone can break the chain of such emotional pain from the past! On-air these “Possibility Coaches” will discuss tools that help you overcome stress and [...]
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Why Fighting Is Good for Your Marriage
Most couples think it’s best to avoid arguments or squabbles. But psychologist Karen Sherman, Ph.D., says fighting can be healthy for a marriage whether the disagreements involve major issues like intimacy, money, parenting and careers OR seemingly petty things like wet towels on the floor and who takes control of the remote. Bring this award-winning relationship expert on-air to learn truths and myths about [...]
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Why Our Homeless Problem is Getting Worse
Family homelessness in the United States has increased more than 20 percent since the recession began in 2007—and today, one in five children in the U.S. lives in poverty. Ralph da Costa Nunez, Ph.D., president of the Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness (ICPH), offers a historical perspective of how we got here, and solutions to this crisis. Dr. Nunez, who has worked [...]
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This Guest Has a Dream to Feed Children Through Books
Michael John McCann inspires as he shares his passion for helping others. He’ll explain how you can help feed underprivileged children while promoting literacy, teaching kindness and charity and bringing your family together. Proceeds from his book sales support his program, Read With A Child, And Help Feed A Child. CREDENTIALS: Michael John McCann has worked with the homeless and helped create a senior center and affordable housing [...]
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What to Do When You Can’t Stand Your Boss or Coworkers
Do you like your job but still dread going because people there drive you crazy? You’re not alone. Employees who don’t get along cost businesses $36 billion a year! Beverly Flaxington says you don’t have to like everyone to get along with them. Her 5 secrets to human behavior and practical, easy to follow advice make dealing with difficult bosses and coworkers managable. [...]
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This Guest Has a Dream to Feed Children Through Books
Michael John McCann inspires as he shares his passion for helping others. He’ll explain how you can help feed underprivileged children while promoting literacy, teaching kindness and charity and bringing your family together. Proceeds from his book sales support his program, Read With A Child, And Help Feed A Child. CREDENTIALS: Michael John McCann has worked with the homeless and helped create a senior [...]
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So You Thought Homelessness Was a Little Problem… Think Again
One in five American children are living in poverty. Almost 2 million of them are homeless. Do an eye-opening show on the causes and solutions with Ralph da Costa Nunez, Ph.D., president of the Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness. Author of A SHELTER IS NOT A HOME… OR IS IT? – REVISITED and A NEW PATH: An Immediate Plan to Reduce [...]
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What Makes Summer Romance So Unforgettable?
Sure—we can meet attractive people any time of year. But nothing compares to the intensity of summer romance. Why is it so: Electrifying and sizzling? Like a summer heat wave or midnight lightening storm? Easily sparked with strangers on vacation, at camp, during a barbecue or festival, on a cruise or at a resort? Deliciously uncertain yet curiously comforting at the same time? Will fun [...]
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5 Destructive Myths About Stepparents
Male-female relationships are tricky enough. When you add his kids, her kids, his ex, her ex and various inlaws, life gets really complicated. Fortunately, Michele Sfakianos can help your audience navigate this tricky territory. Michele has valuable insights and compassionate advice to share with new stepparents. “Your partner loves you, your stepchildren may not,” she says. “This is why it is important to [...]
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