This show, which was recorded in 2003, illustrates the progression of Bob Dole from a young politician to a mature and caring public servant. We also discuss how Senator Dole has successfully dealt with a number of medical problems and injuries in his life.

In honor of the recent passing of Doris Roberts, we are re-airing a "Coping Conversations" show taped with Doris in 1995.

This show, originally aired on "KJOY" (WKJY-98.3FM on Long Island, NY), includes Doris talking about her roles in "Remington Steele" and as Marie in "Everybody Loves Raymond" (which aired long after this show was taped); she discusses her career as an actress, and how she coped with the death of her husband to leukemia.

My guest was a star of two television series- he was the announcer and a regular on the Carol Burnett Show, and played Steve Trevor on Wonder Woman. In addition, he developed his own business, called Star Waggons.

We discuss his show business career, his business, his long marriage, and how he's dealt with each of these... and more.

With the coronavirus on everyone's mind, in this new solo podcast, Dr. Phillips addresses these concerns by discussing some things you can do to better cope with COVID-19 (the coronavirus).

Before there was Nurse Jackie, and at the very beginning of "The Sopranos", Edie Falco was my guest in this archived show from 1999.

We talk about her career in acting, the role she played in "The Sopranos", how she balanced appearing in a number of different productions at the same time, and the importance of having a positive attitude.

Do you remember the television show "Starsky & Hutch"? My guest is Starsky himself, actor, director, producer, writer Paul Michael Glaser.

In this longer-than-usual episode, we discuss his career, how he bounced back from tragedy in his life, and his belief that fear plays an important role in each person's life.

In this show, originally aired in 2002, Danny Bonaduce reflects on his current life and discusses his new book, "Random Acts of Badness".

He looks back on his previous years of acting and of "counterproductive behavior" as a stepping stone to the more rational person he has become.

In this show, originally aired in 2002, Danny Bonaduce reflects on his current life and discusses his new book, “Random Acts of Badness”.

He looks back on his previous years of acting and of “counterproductive behavior” as a stepping stone to the more rational person he has become.

My guest is singer/songwriter/actress Melissa Manchester.

We discuss her multidimensional career, how much she enjoys what she does, and how she's dealt with any difficulties she's encountered in her career and her life.