Vicki and Dr. Stephen Coles discuss how the discoveries of Mirko Beljanski, the world’s first green molecular biologist, can help you to protect and restore your own health.
Rebroadcast from February 24, 2008:
Things not going your way lately? Already depressed about failed New Year’ resolutions? Feeling angst over pending tax preparations? Find out why success does not lead to happiness, and learn specific techniques for quick pick-me-ups AND lasting change.
Vicki returns live next Monday at noon Pacific with an all new show!
As well as being the best selling author of You Can Have What You Want, Michael Neill is an internationally renowned success coach and the creator of the Effortless Success program. He’s worked with celebrities, CEOs, royalty, and people at large who want to get more from life. Neill also hosts a weekly talk show and his coaching column can be read at www.geniuscatalyst.com. Michael Neill’s new book reveals the “how” of happiness by sharing proven techniques and strategies to Feel Happy Now! Listen to the PODCAST of the live show.
Elise Ballard was so stunned by the effect on her life of an epiphany that came to her out of the blue, she decided to seek out others who shared similar stories. What began as a desire to satisfy her curiosity led to an exciting and inspiring journey. The culmination of her efforts is Epiphany, a collection of over 50 revelations that changed lives for the better. Elise is an actress, and independent filmmaker and producer who has worked with Lionsgate and Monarch Entertainment.
Rebroadcast from December 2009:
Today’s guests both know first hand that there are many roads to success … you just have to choose the right one for you. .
Vicki returns live next week, and in the meantime would like to wish all of her listeners a happy new year!!
Vicki’s first guest is Michael J. Berland, co-author of What Makes You Tick? How Successful People Do It—and What You Can Learn from Them. (Harper-Collins) Both authors are highly successful in their own right: Michael J. Berland is an internationally recognized strategic adviser and communications consultant, and an expert in how people think and behave as consumers and decision makers. Douglas E. Schoen has been a Democratic campaign consultant for more than 30 years.
Vicki’s second guest is Barbara Winter. Whether you view self-employment as your next career, or you simply want to make a living being joyfully jobless, she is the expert on making it happen. Barbara Winter is the publisher of Winning Ways, a newsletter now in its 21st year, that shares inspiration and information with small business owners. Winter is also the author of Making a Living Without a Job (Bantam) and Jumpstart Your Entrepreneurial Spirit (Sogno Bella). In addition, her articles have appeared in numerous magazines, newsletters and online.
Daphne Rose Kingma offers a sure fire method of dealing with crisis and turbulent times in your life. And our second guest rediscovers herself through the power of silence.
What do you do when your life is falling apart all around you? Our first guest today is a renowned expert on love and relationships. Her latest offering, The 10 Things To Do When Your Life Falls Apart, uses that knowledge while she diverts from those topics to help you deal with and heal from devastating events that may happen throughout your life. Daphne Rose Kingmais a six time guest of The Oprah Winfrey Show, and was dubbed “The Love Doctor” by the San Francisco Chronicle.
Imagine forcing a vow of silence on yourself for a full day every other week. Anne LeClairehas done just that for the last 17 years, practicing total silence the first and third Monday of each month. By detaching herself from her hectic lifestyle, she discovered a spiritual center where she finds inner peace and strength. Her book, Listening Below The Noise: The Transformative Power Of Silence, details the inner voyage that changed her life and could help to change yours!
Have you ever wondered what it means when your dog smiles? Or rushes over to give you a slobbery kiss? And what does he really think about his new tartan raincoat? Cognitive scientist Dr. Alexandra Horowitz’s discoveries may surprise you! Later, don’t you want those dozens of little choices we make each day to leave a positive impact on our children and earth? Former Audubon magazine editor-in-chief, Michael Robbins, shares what some of those choices might look like … along with a couple of Xmas gift ideas. Listen now.
Alexandra Horowitz teaches psychology at Barnard College, Columbia University. As a cognitive scientist, Horowitz studied human and animal behavior. Before that, she worked as a lexicographer at Merriam-Webster and served on the staff of The New Yorker. She and her husband live in New York City with Finnegan, a dog of indeterminate parentage and determinate character. Her new book offers a fresh look at dogs and what their behavior really means … from the dog’s perspective: The Inside of a Dog.
Michael Robbins is the author of Brooklyn: A State of Mind, The Hiking Companion, and other books; he has written articles for such publications as New York, Discover, Mother Jones, Plenty, and Popular Science. Winner of a National Magazine Award, Michael Robbins is currently a magazine editor for the Weider History Group and lives in Brooklyn, New York and Leesburg, Virginia. He is the editor of Whole Green Catalog – 1,000 Best Things for You and the Earth.
Award-winning filmmakers and National Geographic Explorers-in-Residence Dereck and Beverly Joubert set out 30 years ago on a quest to get close to big cats. Big Cat Odyssey chronicles their meticulous work over three decades of filming, photographing and documenting the behavior of big cat species in Botswana. They follow lions and leopards through Africa’s harshest climatic extremes, gaining unprecedented access and catching some of the most extreme cat sequences ever filmed.
Dereck and Beverly Joubert have been filming, researching, and exploring in Africa for more than 25 years. Their coverage of unique predator behavior has resulted in 22 films, 10 books, six scientific papers and many articles for National Geographic magazine. This body of work has resulted in five Emmys, a Peabody, the World Ecology Award and the recent induction into the American Academy of Achievement. Beverly Joubert is also an acclaimed photographer, and many of her photographs have appeared in National Geographic magazine. Filmmaking for them has always been a way to bring the message of conservation to audiences, and it is estimated that one of their films, “Eternal Enemies,” has been seen by over a billion viewers. “
“We no longer have the luxury of time when it comes to big cats,” says Dereck. “They are in such a downward spiral that if we hesitate now, we will be responsible for extinctions across the globe. If there was ever a time to take action, it is now.”
Today, Vicki also talks with Dr. Lon Jones about his new book No More Allergies. Dr. Jones, now retired after 30 years of clinical practice, focused his career around preventative medicine and is internationally known for his work with nasal xylitol in the upper airways.
And finally, we hear from Freeman Hall, author of Retail Hell, who shares his experiences and dishes about some defense tactics for the holiday shopping season!
Bestselling writer Steve Berry joins Vicki today to talk about his latest edge-of-your-seat thriller, his adventures in publishing, and his recent USO tour to the Gulf to entertain our troops. Later, Ram Dass collaborator Rameshwar Dasdiscusses his latest work with the celebrated spiritual teacher.
New York Timesbestselling author Steve Berry is one of our most prolific and successful thriller writers with over 11 million books in print in over 50 countries. He has a particularly unique gift of seamlessly blending history and heart-pounding suspense. His popular character Cotton Malone stars in his latest work, The Emperor’s Tomb, a globe-trotting adventure that centers on the mysterious and secretive China and a very relevant topic in today’s news: oil. Meet Steveon December 9 at 7 PM at Third Place Booksin Lake Forest Park.
Forty years ago, the publication of Ram Dass’Be Here Now sparked a revolution and inspired a generation to see the world in a different light, opening their eyes to a brand new spiritual path. Now, with the help of our second guest, co-author Rameshwar Das, he reaches out to a new generation of readers with the powerful Be Love Now: The Path of the Heart.Rameshwar Dasis a writer and photographer who met Ram Dass in 1967, and was inspired to go to India where he received his current name.
Joyce Chapman is a dreamer, dream activist, speaker, teacher, counselor, and author, and for the past 30 years has been involved in education and motivational training for individuals and businesses nationwide. Today she shares different things that you can do now to ensure a great 2011!
PBS series God In America producer Marilyn Mellowes takes viewers on a spiritual and political journey of religious figures to uncover how religion helped to shape America.
