Sanjay Prasad, MD, is a renowned Neurologic surgeon who has been working to end the financial challenges encountered by many patients. The overwhelming, often financially devastating costs of medical/surgical care. Dr. Prasad has created a system to balance the playing field so that patients can get the care they deserve at a price they can work with.

Grandmother Flordemayo, one of the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers, travels the globe to bring the wisdom of Mother Earth's elders to our world, sorely in need of wisdom. As a healer and elder, Grandmother shares her wisdom with us in our changing times.

Elena Taggart Medo, is the Chairman and CEO of Medolac Laboratories, A Public Benefit Corporation. Medolac Laboratories' public benefit charter is to make human milk the clinical standard of care for premature and sick infants by dramatically increasing access to high quality, safe and commercially sterile human donor milk. Join Elaine and Elena on this edition of Going Beyond Medicne on Empower Radio.

Lynn Darmon of Heaven's Whisper, is a gifted intuitive and medium. Elaine and Lynn discuss the importance of using the gift of intuition, and how information from the "Unseen" can help open your heart and mind on this edition of Going Beyond Medicine on Empower Radio.

In our changing times, it is vital that our voices are heard. The Voices of Women and Girls, in particular, are the focus and dedication of Sande Hart, whose global work is bringing awareness to our collective need for compassionate change as one Human Species.

Tahni Cullen tells the remarkable story of her son’s heavenly experiences in Josiah’s Fire, releasing this fall.

A healthy baby boy, Josiah Cullen was born in October 2005. But at 22 months old, Josiah experienced a dramatic shift, lost eye contact, words, and play skills, and was ultimately diagnosed with autism. At seven years old, Josiah began typing words on his iPad, revealing surprising wisdom from such a young, nonverbal child.

In her new book, Josiah’s Fire: Autism Stole His Words, God Gave Him a Voice (BroadStreet Publishing, September 2016), written with author Cheryl Ricker, Josiah’s mother Tahni Cullen tells of her family’s journey with autism and her son’s remarkable window to Heaven.

Sandra Reigel is not your typical 30 something. Born and raised in Belgium, Sandra always dreamed of traveling and helping humanity. To our benefit, she chose Detroit, Michigan. Having moved to metropolitan Detroit in November 2017, Sandra has begun to fulfill her dream. She purchased homes in impoverished neighborhoods, and working alongside local contractors, renovates the homes and will be helping individuals get mortgages, or by offering land-contacts, individuals can own their homes outright in 5 years, all for the price that they many have been paying in rent.

As we navigate our daily lives it is important to begin to become aware of your center. Your center is that part of your self that learns how to stay in balance and not be set off into a whirlwind of negative thinking and anger.

Her lifelong passion has been in helping people, particularly women at risk realize they are ok and help them recover. Out of her professional and personal background in 2013 she founded Sanctum House with the vision to empower survivors of human trafficking with life skills to achieve a sustainable and independent lifestyle. Sanctum House is a 2-year residential safe home focusing on physical, psychological, emotional, educational and spiritual healing for adult trafficked women. The goal is for the first house to be a model to be replicated across the country.

CARES (Community, Action, Resources, Empowerment, Services) of Farmington Hills, MI began as a vision nearly 3 years ago. A closed church with 10.5 acres in the southeast part of Farmington Hills, Michigan had once been the thriving St. Alexander's church. The church took care of those unable to care for themselves with a 30 year food pantry that is still in existence today. After the closing of the parish, a seed was born in man whose own childhood difficulties were assisted there - a place he could always go to for support. Now CARES of Farmington Hills stands on the property, and is blossoming into a Community Support Village that will be an example for the community, state and country.