Deborah Kobylt LIVE

Please join me in welcoming Robb Kelly, a recovering addict whose story left me stunned.
Robb, who holds a PhD, is both a recovered alcoholic and addiction specialist. He recognizes the disease from
his personal experiences, having gone as low as one can go, and has spent his post-recovery life helping
others through his Kelly Recovery Group, which focuses on key factors to getting healthy from the inside out.
Robb talks about fear, abandonment, and shame, the three core concepts that keep many addicts rooted in
their disease, and says through behavioral therapy and clinical study, clients can heal, and he explains how.
Please join me in welcoming Robb, invite your friends, too, to get involved in this important discussion about
recovery and healing. #DeborahKobyltLIVE on all video and audio platforms.

Please welcome to our show a man with a global vision, John Purizhansky, co-founder and CEO of #Joblio.
Joblio is a global technology platform that helps refugees and migrant laborers find work around the world that is ethically,
legally, and morally upstanding. And the concept is brilliant.
Jon’s mission is to uphold human rights around the world by dismantling unethical hiring practices while updating global
standards for human rights protection.
Joblio is also an easy way for employers to find workers, and employees find much needed work while being treated with
respect and dignity. Please join me in this wonderful discussion with Jon, and hear about his own journey as an
immigrant. #DeborahKobyltLIVE on all video and audio platforms. And please invite your friends, too.

Please welcome award-winning author, chef, TV-personality, and Mediterranean- diet guru #AmyRiolo to our
#LittleItalyOfLA Podcast
Amy is best known for sharing history, culture, and nutrition through global cuisine. She enjoys changing the
way we think about food, and exploring the history behind each dish, particularly of her Italian origins. As a
“culinary anthropologist,” Amy has appeared on network and syndicates TV programs from the U.S. to Dhabi,
and she’s created 90-second cooking videos titled “Culture of Cuisine,” which on 28-channels throughout the
U.S. Her seventh book, “The Italian Diabetes Cookbook,” was the #1 new release on Amazon.com.
Here’s a clip from our show with Amy, who likes to talk about her early years and her primary culinary
influences. For our full interview, please join us on IGTV and all Little Italy of LA and #DeborahKobyltLIVE
podcast platforms. Ciao󰏢

In the Italian tradition, we promote out own, so please join me in welcoming John M. Viola, Rossella Rago, and
Patrick O’Boyle of the Italian American Podcast, whose mission is similar to ours, bringing together
extraordinary stories from Italians past and present. I’m your host, #DeborahZaraKobylt, of our #LittleItalyOfLA
Podcast.
Their show started back East, but they recently visited our #LittleItaly district in San Pedro to highlight what
we’re doing on this side of the country. here. In fact, part of their mission is to learn about Italians from all
around the U.S., and they join me to talk about that, their early influences growing up Italian, the future of
Italian American culture in the states.
Please join our conversation, and invite your friends. too. Our show is simulcast on all Little Little Italy and
#DeborahKobyltLIVE audio and video podcasts platforms󰏢 Thanks for joining us.

Cell phones are as much a part of our DNA as driving, and we wouldn’t leave home without them. Let’s fact it,
everything from phone numbers to our bank accounts are stored in there, and without it, we’d be lost.
Well, on our show today, we speak with the brilliant engineer who invented the first cell phone and the first to use his
invention on the streets of New York, Martin Cooper, Martin is a brilliant engineer and author who recently penned
the book, “Cutting the Cord,” about what went on behind the scenes in corporate and political world before the cell
phone became mainstream. He takes us on a ride from drawing board to every day use, and his story is fascinating.
We also talk about how the cell phone not only revolutionized the entire world, but how it can be the key to future
innovations and global equity.
Please join us for this fascinating conversation, and invite your friends, too. #DeborahKobyltLIVE on all audio and
video platforms.

Please join me in welcoming journalist, poet, author, and artist #JenniferAnneMoses, referred to by Google as a
“multi-genre writer,” but I call her sensational.
In her most recent book, The Man Who Loved His Wife, Jennifer takes a deep dive into Yiddish literature and her love of
the Hebrew language. It’s a fascinating read, rich in history and tradition, and quite clever. Jennifer is also an artist, whose
artwork brings up comparisons of Grandma Moses, and her work is whimsical and nothing short of extraordinary.
As a journalist, Jennifer has been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, and so many more top publications,
and we talk about her unexpected journey into writing, which was quite unexpected.
Please tune in to #DeborahKobyltLIVE available on all video and audio platforms. And invite your friends, too. We look
forward to connecting. #DeborahZaraKobylt

Art is healing, and today we speak with one of my favorite artists, #RubenRojas, a former success in the world
of finance, who decided to follow his heart and paint themes of #love.
Ruben is a muralist, and designer, and chances are if you live in #LA, you’ve seen his artwork on the sides of
buildings. By using a city landscape as his canvas, Ruben encourages positive change in communities through
optimism and collaboration. His work can now be seen globally New York to Paris, and he joins us today not
just to talk about his art, but how we need to listen to that voice from within that guides us toward our purpose.
Ruben is also the co-founder of Beautify Earth, and we’ll speak with him about that as well. Please join us
LIVE on all video and audio podcast platforms on #DeborahKobyltLIVE, snd thanks for tuning in.
#DeborahZaraKobylt

Join me today, in conversation with supermodel turned activist, Ebba Karlsson, co-founder of Victorious
Angels, a group of strong women, all abuse survivors whose mission is to support other victims to use their
voice and share their stories in order to heal and help others.
Victorious Angels, powered by Ebba and her team, are actively pursuing justice for survivors, and are
committed to campaigning for legal reform to ensure a safe workplace for people in all industries, one that is
free from sexual abuse and exploitation. We will also speak with Ebba about the abuse she suffered as a
young model, which led to a variety of issues. She will also share how she found strength, hoping to empower
others hiding from the scars of abuse, and also empowering them to speak out.
Please join me on #DeborahKobyltLIVE for this powerful discussion on all video and audio podcast platforms.

Have you gone to the other side yet? I’m talking about a plant-based diet.
Well, if you’re wondering how, does it taste good, will you get enough protein, etc, then please tune into our
show today with plant-based chef, author, and TV-personality Eddie Garza.
Eddie is committed to promoting healthy eating and kindness to animals. In addition, he works to reform food
systems in marginalized communities, promoting healthy, sustainable eating. He’s written successful
cookbooks on how to make plant-based meals that are easy, economical, healthy, and delicious. He’s also the
host of "Global Bites with Eddie Garza" on OzTube, and has cooked for a host of plant-powered stars in
Hollywood, including Daisy Fuentes, Cybill Shepherd, and others. Eddie, can you come to my place??
Please join me in learning more about plant-based eating, which many are learning is as healthy as it is
delicious. I’m one of them. #DeborahKobyltLIVE

Sometimes, we need to take a look at what life has thrown at us, and find the humor in it. And that’s just what retired Army
Sgt. Bobby Henline did.
Henline was veteran of Desert Storm in his teenage years, and re-enlisted after 9/11/01. Sadly, his Humvee was blown up,
and Henline was the only survivor, suffering burns over 40% of his body. During his extensive recovery, there were many
down days, and he turned to humor as therapy. Now, he travels across the country lifting the spirits of others suffering
from post-war trauma, giving hope that life is worth the struggle.
Henline has since teamed up with award-winning writer/director Nony Geffen to produce a documentary about his life,
“Live Well Done.” Please join me today when I speak with Henline and Geffen about their upcoming film, the power of
hope, resilience, and humor. #DeborahKobyltLIVE on all video and audio livestream platforms.