Despite the many interesting things promised in networking, people continue to stay away from it because of its culture of manipulation. It's missing one important element: a sense of belongingness. Join this conversation with Jon Levy, a behavioral scientist, to talk about his book, You're Invited. Our discussion takes us through a step-by-step process of cultivating influence to improve work, business, and life. We delve into how people can grow and move forward by forging genuine emotional connections, even in the face of vulnerability and imperfections. Life must be treated as an infinite game, bringing people together on an endless journey of trust, honesty, and benevolence. 

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Dr. Nina Shapiro is a pediatric surgeon and Professor of Head and Neck surgery at UCLA. Our conversation about her book, HYPE, delves deeply into a reassuring and scientifically backed response to many of the myths, yet firmly held beliefs, we and even doctors have about our health.

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John Izzo and Barry discuss the five thieves that can rob you of your happiness. 

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Dr. David Hanscom is known worldwide for his skills as a back surgeon, so why would he want to put himself out of business? Because Dr. Hanscom is on a higher mission, and that is to eliminate chronic pain be it from the back, any part of our body, or even from our emotions. With his book, Back in Control, he gives us a surgeon's roadmap out of chronic pain.

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"We stand on the cusp of a decisive transition. One which will forever alter the way governments, businesses, and individuals progress. Foreknowledge and fore-action combine to set us on a new course... To achieve this promise we need only embrace a capability so powerful it has been reserved for humankind alone." - Rebecca Costa

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Paul Williams is one of America's most talented composers. Winning an Oscar and a Grammy and creating the popular song for The Muppets "Rainbow Connection", his influence has been felt by all. Along with his dear friend, the talented writer Tracey Jackson, they give us a guideline to improving our lives through gratitude and trust. In this conversation we delve deep into how being grateful can make all the difference in the world.

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John Bryant is the Chairman and CEO of Operation Hope. He is an inspiring man with a plan and a new way of looking at how we can solve many of the issues facing our nation. With his book, How the Poor Can Save Capitalism, John brings a fresh approach on how to rebuild the middle class and the importance it plays in revitalizing America.

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When Theo Wilson, an African American, went undercover as a member of the ultra-alt-right the lessons learned were enlightening, enriching and deeply engrossing. His Ted-Talk about the experience has over 4 million views. Theo is a man of action and inspiration. In this podcast he and Barry discuss discuss how planning, dreaming and hoping is useless unless you put those plans Into action. 

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Barry Kibrick talks with Wrestler Diamond Dallas Page, one of the greatest champions of all time. In this podcast they talk about life In the ring, his own personal rehabilitation, and his mission to help others with their mental and physical fitness. 

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In these trying times the proper perspective can make all the difference between how you see yourself and the important role you play in it all. Laurie Polich Short and I talk about how you can see things in a different light even during difficult times. 

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