Episodes

Send us a text Today I am joined by author, speaker and encouragement engineer Bob Brumm. We discuss how Bob used the death of several loved ones at an early age to turn the negative things that happen in his life to positives. We also discuss the things he is doing to help others find the positive despite all the negative things that happen on a daily basis. Check out everything Bob is up to at www.bobbrummspeaks.com

Send us a text Today on the show I am joined by writer, speaker, and coach Daralyse Lyons to discuss how she left a high-paying job 12 years ago to begin living her dream. She talks about how a eating disorder forced her to evaluate her life and make that career change. You can check out everything that Daralyse is up to at her website www.daralyselyons.com

Send us a text There are 10,000 "motivational gurus" great at talking about making money, serving others, being mindful, finding purpose, living with harmony, overcoming obstacles...and living the life they love. But are they DOING it? Shawn Anderson is. 1. Seven books written (80,000+ copies sold), and have hit #1 on Amazon in "Motivation" and "Self Help" several times. 2. Created national movements. Founder of "Extra Mile Day" (11/1)...a day recognizing volunteers heroes who "go the extra mil...

Send us a text Today I am joined by author and speaker Mike Cameron. Mike is here to discuss how he teaches others how to learn to show up emotionally. Mike discusses how his gurlfriend being killed by an x forced him to learn to get in touch with his true feelings. You can purchase Mikes book and check out all of his services at www.mikecameron.ca

Send us a text Marcia had a stroke in 2014. She thought she was good enough to work in 2015. The problem is, Marcia had aphasia, a language disorder. When Marcia tried communicating during an interview, she couldn’t say a thing. Obviously Marcia didn’t find a job. So she wrote a book, called Stroke Forward, and decided to share her story that way. 3-1/2 years after her stroke, Marcia found a Dr. who could treat my aphasia. You can purchase stroke forward at www.strokeforward.com

Send us a text Today I am joined by former NFL running back Prince Daniels Jr. We discuss his NFL career, his new book and masterclass, and what he uses and teaches others to use to perform to the max when the time comes. Check out the services that Prince provides at www.princedanielsjr.com

Send us a text Today I am joined by former blind professional wrestler lighting blind Mike. We discuss his best match that he has had as well as Mike owning his own promotion in Colorado. We also talk about how he was able to wrestle despite being low vision and some of the known wrestlers he has trained under. We also go in to how Mike became a part of Blindcafe.net and his job as station manager at www.blindcaferadio.com

Send us a text Today I am joined by the founder of my origami day Samantha Lane After years of being a workaholic, Samantha had her chest cut open at 29 years old. The experience taught her that life can be short and time is our most valuable resource. Samantha began changing her habits and created time management tools that gave her REAL work-life balance. Seeing the need for a cultural shift, Samantha turned her passion for efficiency into a business where she now help companies and individual...

Send us a text Nouhi's Nomad is an Iranian-American multi-instrumentalist genre-fluid creator based in New York City. Nomad showed an early interest in music, starting with the violin at the age of three before moving to the piano at age eight. He later studied percussion, notably the tombak. At age twelve he found his calling as a singer and began studying classical voice and singing in professional choirs. He picked up guitar and bass finally in college. Nomad is also a graduate of Fiorello H....

Send us a text On todays show I am joined by Don and Hutch to discuss the importance of being CPR friendly. In 2018 while on a bike ride Hutch suffered sudden cardiac arrest, and had to be revived by Don and by standers. Everysince then Don and Hutch have been teaching as many people as possible to be CPR friendly. If you would like to become CPR friendly to help save lives visit www.cprfriendly.org

Send us a text Danny Coleman has said, "My cousin gave me, 'Led Zeppelin IV' for my twelfth birthday and it literally changed my life forever." The receipt of that record was the impetus behind a career in music; eventually leading him to become a published entertainment journalist and radio personality. Faced with having to re-invent himself after several difficult life events including an unexpected severe back injury, he returned to the one constant in his life: music. It has been said that, ...

Send us a text songwriter, drummer and bandleader, Tedi Brunetti has come a long way since discovering music as a youth in Pittsburgh. She grew up listening to her transistor radio and banging along on a hamper and hat boxes. In fact, Tedi has pretty much seen it all as a touring drummer with notable national and international acts like Eloise Laws, Isis' Carol P and the Debbie Harry/Mick Jones-produced, B-Girls. She has since formed the Tedi Company/Organization Brunetti Band, and is seated up...

Send us a text In todays episode I am joined by pop singer, actoress, and model Emilia Pedersen. Emilia has modeled and acted in several productions during her career. She stops by the show to talk about the new projects she is working on. She also shares some of her unreleased music and talks about some of her biggest musical influences. Check out her website at www.emiliapedersen.com

Send us a text In this episode I am joined by education proffessional, speaker, and podcaster/radio show host Kendrick Thomas. We talk about how the loss of his friend and brother encouraged him to start speaking out about mental health. We also discuss how he is bridging the gap betwene school and community, and what his life was like as a kid when his mom went to prison. Check out everything that Kendrick is doing at www.ktteev.com

Send us a text At the age of eight, Shari Moss lived in a single motel unit in the middle of the desert with her three siblings. Isolated from her peers and too poor for toys, she would spend hours flipping through the pages of the motel’s Sears catalog, imagining the home she so desperately wanted. Her journey crosses multiple cities in two countries as she finds love, goes through hell and back, and continuously searches for that perfect house and a life she can be proud of. After writing two ...

Send us a text At the age of eight, Shari Moss lived in a single motel unit in the middle of the desert with her three siblings. Isolated from her peers and too poor for toys, she would spend hours flipping through the pages of the motel’s Sears catalog, imagining the home she so desperately wanted. Her journey crosses multiple cities in two countries as she finds love, goes through hell and back, and continuously searches for that perfect house and a life she can be proud of. After writing two ...

Send us a text In this episode I am joined by public speaker, coach, and host of the choose your struggle podcast Jay Shifman. Jay has survived two suicide atemps and one over dose due to substance misuse. Jay talks about his long-term recovery, and how the drug use policy needs to change in order to help end stigma and normalize difficult conversations through empathy and vulnerability. You can check out what Jay is doing to have a positive impact at www.jayshiftman.com

Send us a text Eva enjoys passionate story telling around relationship dynamics. She often compare doctor-patient relationships to romantic ones. People seem to love it. Eva has a TED Talk on it that will be published soon. Eva Minkoff’s ten years of career experience in healthcare and lifetime of chronic patient experience has motivated her to pursue health system reform through championing effective patient-practitioner relationships. Eva is the co-founder of Invisible Not Broken, a podcast ...

Send us a text In this episode I am joined by author, motivational speaker, and the founder of crazy fitness guy Jimmy Clare. We discuss his nine ear surgery's, what life is like having autism, and how he has turned his life around by being a crazy fitness guy. You can check out the crazy fitness guy on the web at www.crazyfitnessguy.com

Send us a text In this episode I am joined by the founder of Camp Cleveland Taye Uhuru. Taye Uhuru is a independent hiphop artist, author, and a black historian who has visited over 45 states and traveled to 60 countries. We discuss his book The Afro Set Black Nationalist Party for Self Defense as well as all the things he is doing to give back to the community in the United States and abroad. Each year Taye takes groups of adults, middle school, high school, and college students on educational ...

Send us a text In today’s episode I am joined by the founder of Life Compass Bruce Sheridan. He discusses how he went from a life of partying to helping young people avoid the mistakes he has made. Life Compass meets with individuals one on one two or three times for 1 to 2 hours. They talk to them about their dreams and desires and brainstorm where they want to be with God, Family and Friends, and Career. You can download the life compass mobile app, or if you would like to contribute to the mi...

Send us a text Today I am joined by John Lee, the founder of CustomMobile.App. For as little as $6 per month, his agency will develop Apple and Android mobile apps for your content that grow your business. If you thought having your own app was too expensive, visit https://custommobile.app to get started today!

Send us a text In this episode I am joined by author, psychotherapist, and grief recovery expert Edy Nathan. We discuss what she means by her phrase dance with grief, and we also discuss what she does when she does sex therapy. Edy has 20 years of experience as a licensed therapist. You can check out her website and purchase her book "It’s Grief: The Dance of Self- Discovery Through Trauma and Loss." at www.edynathan.com

Send us a text Today on the show I am joined by Marita Nizam to discuss her new book Little Rabbit and the grumpy Poos that teaches children how to stand up for themselves against negative people. Marita Nizam grew up in a small town in Germany and came to Canada in 1989. As an ECE she has always liked being around and working with children. She now lives in Thornhill with her children and pets. You can learn more about Marita by checking out her website at www.maritanizam.ca