Happiness Expert, Keryl Pesce shares a painful marriage break up that redefined her and led Keryl on a path of happiness and positivity. Learn the way Keryl views negativity and what she does to manage negative treatment and undesirable life events.

Our sense of hearing is one of the most powerful of the five senses we possess.  Learning how to harness that power through spoken word, sounds, and music can influence moods, buying behaviors, and more.  Voice Artist professional, Jodi Krangle, discusses the nuances of making sound work for you with hidden gems of marketing.

Long before session guitarist and composer Gene Moore met Ace Frehley, the lead guitarist for the rock band Kiss was Gene's idol.  At 14, Gene was just learning guitar by listening to Ace Frehley's guitar licks on some of those iconic Kiss songs of the 70's.  Fast forward about 15 years and, as fate would have it, Moore was hired for a recording session and Ace Frehley was helping produce the project.  The two met and Ace complimented Gene on his playing. The rock idol invited the long time fan to the house.  The two jammed a bit and Frehley asked Gene if he wanted to write together and gave Moore a cassette with some rough sketches of song ideas.  Gene took a raw eight-measure riff he heard on that cassette and turned it into the hit song "Insane".  

A few days after Gene created the song,  laid all the tracks down including vocals and song structure, the two reviewed the song back at Frehley's house.  That was the last Gene heard of the song, or from Ace,  until a couple of years later, at 3 a.m. when MTV was playing Ace Frehley's new music video release, entitled "Insane".   But the story doesn't end there.....

Darren McCarthy joins the Just Sayin' Podcast to discuss the parenting resource he and his co-podcaster, Brain Powers, offers to parents.  The Sound Foundations of Parenting podcast curates information from experts in the fields of nutrition, behavior, learning, socializing, and more.

Check out these links for great  FREE tools and information, provided by the Sound Foundations For Parenting podcast:

SOUNDFOUNDATIONSFORPARENTING.NET

https://www.bigrockslittlekids.com/main-giveaway-page

https://soundfoundationsforparenting.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Sound-Foundations-for-Parenting-Podcast-50-Ideas-from-25-Episodes-.pdf

Orange County Choppers star Paul Teutul, Sr. talks about his quick rise to international TV fame from humble beginnings as a welder. He also shares the lessons he's learned along the way and offers inspiring words of encouragement for anyone who thinks they "can't".

Season One Recap: A look back at the first season of the Just Sayin’ Podcast with Charlie Cornacchio with highlight moments from the various experts interviewed throughout the season.

Filomena Fanelli – Best Practices in PR During Covid-19

Mark Bolger – Changing Careers at Midlife

Anthony Serino – The Power of Hypnosis

Rick Zolzer – PA Announcer for Nets

Suzy Krause – Author of Sorry I Missed You

Jerry Craft – Author of New Kid, Class Act, and Mama’s Boyz

Janey Irrizary – Restaurant Owner Options During Covid-19

Michael Cosentino and Chris Rudolph – Adoption Stories and Reunions

Vito Petroccitto – Music, Playing Guitar on HBO Series with Mark Ruffalo, The Yankee Song

Kevin Gallagher – Teaching Kids To Hit So They Don’t Quit (the game of baseball)

Lynn Dalton – Helping Children with Dyslexia

Lynn Dalton offers expert advice for children and families dealing with the learning disability of Dyslexia. As an Orton-Gillingham tutor and a special education advocate, Lynn works with schools to make sure that children get accurately tested and on a path to remediation.

VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/OluAVh0gDzQ

Favorite musician and performer, Vito Petroccitto talks about his Yankee Song 2020 version, Derek Jeter's reaction to the original version, Vito's cameo in the HBO series I Know This Much Is True, starring Mark Ruffalo, working during Covid-19, and sharing the stage with some music legends.

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In this episode of the Just Sayin' Podcast, we hear from a parent who went to Russia to adopt and a brother who found a sibling after 38 years. Christine Rudolph shares her international adoption story and Michael Cosentino recounts how he found a brother he never knew he had.

YouTube version:https://youtu.be/EUrQkhdcrcE

Baseball participation among youth in America is at a 16 year low due to the fact that the game is "slow" by today's children's standards and also because hitting a round object with another round object is a difficult thing to do.  If a child isn't having success in the batter's box, they are more likely to quit the game.  Former pro baseball player Kevin Gallagher sits in on the Just Sayin Podcast with Charlie Cornacchio to discuss his book,  illustrations, and YouTube videos that prove the "top hand" approach to hitting will help to make your child more successful in the batter's box.  Simply put, "If a kid can hit, they won't quit."