Remember Roy Rogers and Dale Evans? Julie Rogers Pomilia does and is here to tell us their reality and what it was like growing up as their granddaughter. Roy and Dale were the biggest Western duo to hit the screen in days gone by. No one like them. Actually.

Their reach and...

When the Easter Seals Disability Film Challenge and Executive Producer Penni Wilson join forces with other major talents, this year’s result is Kryptonite, a very short movie with the feel of a full length feature. A movie that has left so many people wanting more, wanting a series, wanting to stay in touch with the two main characters...

Do we remember the bullies in our lives forever? Adam Sherman is back to talk about bullying and kindness and the lasting power each of those holds. To be living as a youth on the autism spectrum can pose conquerable challenges, but facing bullies should not be one of them. How Adam dealt with friends who turned against...

Photographer Johanna Siegmann has documented the love between people and their pets in her beautiful, lavish, fun-filled book of incomparable images of notable people with their pets. And, February 20th was Love Your Pet Day. Well, really what day is not?

What do you know about a person with a pet. Lots!  People with their...

Terri Jay, a medium, a medical intuitive, an animal communicator (yes, a horse-whisperer), author on the subject and so much more. She takes her ability as unremarkable, sees no real mystery in it, simply, as she says, picks up on higher vibrations or frequencies  Her conviction is that everyone is born with the same capacity for...

The Middle East Peace Process is alive and well in the hands of School Principal Mohammad Kundos, his colleagues, students and their parents. While governments are sputtering along trying to bring an end to hatred among conflicting factions, Mohammad Kundos, a Muslim from a religious family spends his days at Hand In Hand school fostering understanding, love and...

Rescuing old, stray, abandoned and sometimes abused dogs is what Sherri Franklin does. She is on duty every day finding them loving homes, saving them from euthanasia, providing the most loving and tender hospice care to minimize their suffering. And, if she cannot find an adequate and compassionate foster home quickly, well, she takes them into her...

Living Beyond Normal An Autistic Autobiography is more than Adam Sherman’s life story. It is, as he says, a story bigger than he is. With honesty and candor he takes on the task of vanquishing the many misconceptions of autism.

What drove him to write this book was sudden connection of Black Lives Matter...

When a boy on the spectrum and his teacher were unable to understand each other, what should the teacher have done?  Steve Spitz, the one neurodivergent boy in his class has some valuable thoughts on this. Granted, Steve was in grammar school decades ago when a student whose mind seemed to be wandering left teachers in a...

The LGTBQ community in good hands with Jill Baker as she focuses on gender, transgender and HIV wellness. A family nurse practitioner for 20+ years, Jill works as a primary care provider, which means she is authorized to prescribe medicines and take care of her own patients.

Pressure on doctors to see so many...