Have a listen

Enough with the bad. In with the good. If you need to hear some good news to lift your spirits, have a listen.

These are trying times, and we can be so hard on ourselves and others. But patience pays. Have a listen.

Trust is a vital component of any real and lasting relationship. But for many of us trusting is so hard that we become untrustworthy ourselves. It’s ok, we are only human. On this episode we discuss how to trust others, how to earn other people’s trust, and how to regain trust once we’ve lost it. Have a listen!

As someone who comes from an equally diverse country, I have always been puzzled by the many hyphens used in the USA. Why is there a need to identify a heritage? How come only certain heritages get identified and they happen to be the ones historically most discriminated against? How can we become a more United States? Have a listen.

Medici Law P.C. Turns 9 today, and I was busy doing something I never thought I would have to. It’s short. Just listen.

Of course this can happen to either gender, but there’s a scientific, biological reason that it happens to women more often than it happens to men. So what are you doing wrong? How can you stop being a relationship-repellant? Have a listen!

Amalia is a holistic clinical social worker, yoga teacher, and social change artist. She’s also the granddaughter of Chief Justice John Sirica, who issued the subpoenas responsible to getting the tapes that exposed President Nixon. She carries a little bit of American history in her DNA and she’s no stranger to the courage it takes to do the right thing. We are currently living through difficult times that are bringing out the best and worst in humanity. So how can we overcome this? Can we find peace in turmoil? Can we each contribute to a less polarized society? Have a listen.

We are living through tumultuous times. We know people are suffering and there seems to be no solution in sight. Yet there is one possible path to a compromise, but it involves the realization that no two people experience anything the same way. Have a listen.

The last few days have rattled our great nation to the core. In this episode we talk about the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, its impact not only in the African American community but on our nation as a whole. It’s time we understand what the chant “black lives matter” means and what the movement is about, and it’s time that non-blacks stop to listen and understand the root cause of the behaviors they deem so despicable and how we all play a role in deciding whether we will perpetuate injustices or bring about positive change that will improve ALL of our lives.