Coping Conversations

My guest is an Autoimmune Association board member, advocate, and skin care entrepreneur. We discuss her medical experiences that drew her both to the Autoimmune Association and to founding what is now an internationally-recognized skin care company, and much more.

My guest had a 58-year career as a popular broadcast journalist and author". We discuss highs and lows of his journalist career, how he was almost killed on the job, his book, "An Accidental Career", and much more.

My guest was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as the lead guitarist for Joan Jett & the Blackhearts. We discuss his career, the difficulties he's experienced along the way, his love for music, his advocacy, and much more.

My guest broke a long-standing barrier when she became the first African American woman to dance with the world-famous Rockettes at NY's Radio City Music Hall. We discuss her love of dance, the process of being selected to the Rockettes, the reactions she got from others, and much more.

My returning guest is an internationally recognized environmental and animal rights advocate. We continue our discussion about the outrageous activities of trophy hunters, how this is seriously diminishing select animal populations, his books explaining the seriousness of this activity, and much more.

In honor of the recent passing of singer LaMonte McLemore, an original member of The Fifth Dimension, here's an encore presentation of my interview with LaMonte from 2017.

My guest is a former professional football player who played linebacker for the New York Giants. We discuss his football career, his passion for sports, how lessons learned became the foundation for his motivational speaking career and his upcoming book, and much more.New speaker

My guest is an actress perhaps best known for starring roles on the hit TV shows Dallas, and Walker: Texas Ranger. We discuss her acting career, the atmosphere on the sets of these two hit shows, her passion about her career, and much more.

This episode is a continuation of my two-part interview with Professor of Neurology and author Dr. James Noble. We continue discussing his book, "Navigating Life with Dementia," how dementia is diagnosed, what can be done about it, and much more.

My guest is a Professor of Neurology at Columbia University, and author of the book "Navigating Life with Dementia." We talk about the book, what dementia is, different types of dementia, and much more.