Fabulously Tourette Radio

​Fabulously Tourette Radio is back with the premiere of Season 6!

​In this unforgettable season opener, Peter sits down with fellow Long Island fine arts life model, Dori, for a conversation that went far beyond what either of them expected. Despite coming from different cultures and generations, the two connected instantly as kindred spirits discovering a rare, profound connection rooted in their shared life experiences.

​Both living with lifetime Tourette syndrome and finding therapy, freedom, and confidence through the vulnerability of nude figure modeling, they dive deep into what it truly means to navigate the world as neurodivergent adults.

​In this episode, we explore:

​The Healing Art of Modeling: How stepping onto the modeling platform becomes a powerful space for body confidence, self-expression, and quiet therapy.

​Life Beyond Tourette’s: Real, unfiltered dialogue on coping with ADHD, OCD, depression, and self-medication in adulthood.

​Long Island Roots & Human Connection: Finding unexpected soulmate-level alignment and understanding across age and cultural gaps.

​Two Major Revelations: Peter shares two key discoveries made during this recording that redefine the path forward.

​Whether you are a fellow artist, navigating neurodivergence, or simply looking for raw, authentic human storytelling, this episode is a powerful testament to the strength found in vulnerability.

🎙️ New Podcast Episode – From Advocacy to Property
Featuring: Ethel Moran, CEO of Urban Evaluation Solution

In the latest episode of From Advocacy to Property, I had the pleasure of interviewing Ethel Moran, the President and CEO of Urban Evaluation Solution. We first connected through the Facebook group "Voucher, Section 8, CityFHEPS, and Similar Postings," where she discovered my petition to reform the Human Resources Administration (HRA).

Ethel brings decades of experience in social services and public health education but found that existing social welfare agencies couldn’t fully satisfy her mission to create real, lasting change. So, she founded Urban Evaluation Solution—a platform designed to identify challenges, develop real solutions, and follow through until individuals achieve long-term success. Her work focuses heavily on housing assistance programs like CityFHEPS, HASA, and Section 8 to ensure families find stability.

🏡 Housing & Financial Stability – How Urban Evaluation Solution helps individuals secure housing and build financial independence.
🧠 Behavioral Health & Wellness – Offering psychiatric evaluations, counseling, and substance dependence treatment.
🩺 Medical & Social Services – Providing care coordination, primary healthcare, and assistance with entitlements like Social Security.
🤝 Community Support & Advocacy – The importance of partnerships in creating sustainable change.

This episode is packed with insightful, engaging conversation, and you’ll hear how our energy shifts from formal to passionate as we dive deeper into Ethel’s mission. It’s a discussion you won’t want to miss!

🔗 Connect with Urban Evaluation Solution:
🌐 Website:urbanevaluationsolution.org
📸 Instagram:@urbanevalny
📘 Facebook:Urban Evaluation Solution
📍 Office: 817 Westchester Avenue, Bronx, NY 10455
📞 Phone: (347) 588-6756

🎧 Tune in now and join us in guiding people from struggle to stability and success! 🚀

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

In this brand-new episode, we delve into the CITYFHEPS voucher program with a true boots-on-the-ground housing advocate. My guest, Nyshea Doloson, is an aspiring real estate professional who has already honed remarkable skills in navigating the complexities of voucher programs. She shares her experiences bridging the gaps between landlords, tenants, agents, and agencies.

Join us for an engaging and passionate conversation as we explore the highs and lows of working with CITYFHEPS. Together, we share insights, spark new ideas, vent frustrations, and imagine creative solutions for improving the system.

This is an episode packed with authenticity and invaluable perspectives—don’t miss it!

Disclaimer: As a licensed real estate professional, I want to note that this podcast is intended for informational and brainstorming purposes only. While my guest, Nyshea Doloson, is not yet licensed, her experiences and insights provide an honest and practical view of the voucher process. This program does not constitute legal, financial, or real estate advice but aims to foster discussions about the realities, challenges, and opportunities of the housing voucher system.

Join the Movement!
I’ve launched a petition advocating for meaningful changes to the housing voucher system. If you believe in creating better housing opportunities for voucher holders and a smoother process for landlords, tenants, and agents alike, please consider signing the petition. Every signature counts, and your support can help amplify our message.

https://chng.it/QKvYGJxzV9

We Want to Hear From You!
This podcast thrives on diverse perspectives. If you are a tenant, landlord, agent, or someone with experience in housing voucher programs, I invite you to share your story. Together, we can continue to shine a light on the challenges and opportunities in this space and work toward impactful solutions.

Thank you for listening and supporting "From Advocacy to Property." Stay tuned for more!

Season 5 conversations kicked off today with Episode 2. My special guest Amrish Dias, a trilingual Mortgage Expert and industry veteran came to my show today so we can get to know one another more than just doing business together. On the business end, I'm the Real Estate Agent, and Amrish Dias is my business referral partner representing Cardinal Financial Company. On the personal end, him and I are both fathers, lovers, New Yorkers, Long Islander, and in our less than 40 minutes of conversation we talked so much. Originally I was going to have a much longer conversation but due to technical difficulties we were forced to cut our conversation shorter. Nevertheless we've overcame challenges and we pivoted and refocused our energy to bring you today another excellent Podcast conversation. I value your time to listen to our stories. Thank you my audience for being the big part of my Podcast Experience.

If you have questions, or seeking mortgage related financial services, you may contact Amrish Dias.

www.zillow.com/lender-profile/AmrishDias/

⬇️⁠www.cardinalfinancial.com/loan-originator/amrish-dias⁠

https://www.instagram.com/rishthemortgagebanker

First of all, there was a little bit of technical difficulties and I was muted the first 30seconds.

In this 1 hour self podcasting episode which was recorded LIVE on my FABULOUSLY_TOURETTE Instagram I made update toward my now 4 month of Real Estate Agency journey and I shared my own personal evaluation, strategies, and outlook. I talked about my recent opportunity of doing some part-time work in my past career Ocean Import Freight Forwarding operations and how this experience enlightened me and boosted my confidence. I will be turning 44 soon by middle of this month of April. I am proud of my own personal and professional progress. I will keep up the good work. Thank you for listening.

This was my first podcast recorded while going Livestream on Instagram. I was flowing so well in my self-talks I actually went over the first 30 minutes segment without knowing the recording ended. This explains the gap you will hear but as always I improvised beautifully. In this episodes I spoke about my own personal journey integrating my work into my life and how things are intricately intertwined while maintaining harmony. I used this segment to address some Real Estate Market updates as well as sharing prospect strategy and tips. Thank you for your continuing participation and support toward my platform. As always I welcome guests to come to my show and our topics don't have to limit to just Tourette's, Mental Health, and Real Estate.

2 weeks after our initial conversation, Brooklyn based visual artist Elton Leonard returned for another episode. We started off episode 53 by talking about Martial Arts since Elton was a practitioner and I have been a long time enthusiast. We spoke about the importance of communication and how misunderstandings in our diverse city can spark into long time race tensions. We also discussed importance of mental health awareness and I invited Elton to be part of my future episodes because talks like this bring healing to both of us.

Thank you for your listening and supports.