Late Night Health Radio

THE GIFTS OF ACCEPTANCE: Embracing People and Things as They Are (A Library Journal Best Wellness Book of 2018), Miller shares what he’s learned, through extensive research, inspiring true stories, and his own experience with hardships, about the integral relationship between accepting the facts of life and others, with their quirks, flaws, and differences, and enjoying greater life satisfaction. What’s more, he offers insights, intentions, and strategies for practicing acceptance of difficult people, including our parents. Danny Miller joins Late Night Health to co-host this ​episode of the show with Mark Alyn.

Gay men and doctors across the nation are discovering that coming out of the closet is as good for your physical health as it is for your psychological well-being. “Over the past ten years, I’ve treated more openly gay or bisexual men in my practice,” says Dr. Dudley Danoff, author of The Ultimate Guide to Male Sexual Health and urologist to many Hollywood stars. Dr. Danoff goes on to explain that though the actual number of gay patients has not increased, the openness of the gay community in recent years has emboldened guys to be more up-front about their sexuality and their health concerns. Given the recent Cleveland Clinic study that found over 60 percent of men feel embarrassed talking to their doctors about their sexual health, this is a positive trend for the gay community!

Voice is poised to explode in terms of user growth. Smart speaker devices are being purchased faster than any other device in history. With 41% of U.S. consumers owning a smart speaker and 67 sold per minute in 2018, Voice-assisted devices are the fastest growing consumer technology of all time. https://www.voicesummit.ai

Lisa Brennan-Jobs, author of "Small Fry" visits with Mark Alyn. She talks about growing up in the shadow of her famous father (Steve Jobs) and finding her own way.

Lisa Brennan-Jobs, author of "Small Fry" visits with Mark Alyn. She talks about growing up in the shadow of her famous father (Steve Jobs) and finding her own way.

You’ve found a doctor with whom you’re comfortable. You’ve written your list of concerns and questions and had your first visit. Then you get the call. Your doctor says, “We need to “look into your symptoms a little further and schedule a test or two. Maybe some blood work, a CT scan, MRI or the dreaded biopsy.” She says it could be nothing, of course, but the problem needs to be checked out. Reina Weiner, author of "Trust Your Doctor but Not That Much" talks about cancer with Mark Alyn.

You’ve found a doctor with whom you’re comfortable. You’ve written your list of concerns and questions and had your first visit. Then you get the call. Your doctor says, “We need to “look into your symptoms a little further and schedule a test or two. Maybe some blood work, a CT scan, MRI or the dreaded biopsy.” She says it could be nothing, of course, but the problem needs to be checked out. Reina Weiner, author of "Trust Your Doctor but Not That Much" talks about​ cancer with Mark Alyn.

Jamie Star Crawford introduces us to the world of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and her journey that brought her into the practice and coaching of NLP Jamie visits with​ Mark Alyn on this episode of the show.

DisclosureFest in association with California State Parks present the Mass Meditation Initiative, June 22, 2019, at the Los Angeles State Historic Park, 1235 North Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Organizers expect upwards of 20,000 people to meditate together at the event and globally through a live stream at https://disclosurefest.org/live/. Additionally, DisclosureFest will host an event from 10 am – 10 pm at the park with a variety of top music acts, internationally known speakers, workshop leaders, and yoga teachers.Adrian Vallera, founder and producer of the event visits with Mark Alyn.

Jamie is a passionate advocate for self-empowerment, an Emotional Wellness Coach, Educator, and facilitator of sacred medicine. She joins Mark Alyn for a discussion on how NLP can help you in your life.