Nicholas Snow welcomes Dr. Paul DePompo, co- author of THE OTHER WOMAN’S AFFAIR, to discuss relationships, infidelity, and the complexities surrounding these topics.  And in a polarized election season, if lovers find themselves with opposing political views, is there such a thing as 'bipartisan communication'?

We'll also discuss:
Tips for Partners with Opposing Political Viewpoints can Survive on Surviving This Turbulent Election.How to Reclaim Romance.Attention Defict Dating & The Disposable Relationship.How Dating a Superman Can Turn You Into a Super Villian.How to Know if Your are Dating a Narcissit.4 Types of Men Who Cheat & How to Spot Them.Fed Up but Can’t Break-Up.
Dr. DePampo’s latest book, The Other Woman’s Affair is the first book of its kind, based on extensive scientific research and client interviews. The authors don't endorse or judge, but instead offer sage advice and useful exercises for anyone struggling in a relationship with a married or committed partner.

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VIVA stars Héctor Medina as Jesus, a young hairdresser working at a Havana nightclub that showcases drag performers, who dreams of being a performer himself. Encouraged by his mentor, Mama (Luis Alberto García), Jesus finally gets his chance to take the stage. But when his estranged father Angel (Jorge Perugorría) abruptly reenters his life, his world is quickly turned upside down. As father and son clash over their opposing expectations of each other, VIVA becomes a love story as the men struggle to understand one another and reconcile as a family.

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Nicholas Snow welcomes Veteran Entertainment Executive Jim Beatty, who turned his attention toward the growing crystal meth problem in his hometown of West Hollywood and other cities. His organization has produced a dance number titled “Don’t PNP with Tina.”  The track is performed by the WeHo parTy boys, a new all-male burlesque revue he co-conceived and created with casting director Laura Willoughby.  The troupe, comprised of WeHo’s hottest and most talented dancers, had its debut Valentine’s Day at Rage Nightclub in West Hollywood.

“The CAPITAL ‘T’ in WeHo parTy boys is there for a reason,” he says.  “It serves as a reminder and a warning.”

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Nicholas Snow is excited to welcome BLVD Treatment Centers’ Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Lauren Costine to speak about her latest book, Lesbian Love Addiction: Understanding the Urge to Merge and How To Heal When Things Go Wrong.

Everyone makes mistakes in relationships at one time or another. Somethings they learn from those mistakes – other times, they return to those behaviors and cycle through failed relationship after failed relationship. Sometimes those behaviors become an addiction to love that leave a person feeling unhappy, unfulfilled, lonely, or worse.

Dr. Lauren Costine explores these themes and more in her latest work, Lesbian Love Addiction, and closely examines the elements of love addiction that many lesbians suffer from. A former addict turned educator, public speaker, and clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience in private practice, she brings her expertise to bear as Chief Clinical Officer at BLVD Treatment Centers.

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Nicholas Snow is proud to welcome Greg Rodriquez, Candidate for California  42nd State Assembly, to the show.  For the record, Snow supports Ridriquez's candidacy, but should his opponents want to be on the show, they are welcome.

Raised in Southern California by a single mom who worked three jobs, Greg learned the values of personal responsibility and a strong work ethic early on. Greg worked his way through college and made a career fighting for individual liberties. Twenty years ago, he left his company to become a full-time father after adopting his autistic nephew and another son who had been in five different foster homes by the time he was four.

Greg poured himself into forging solutions for children with developmental disabilities and improving education in the desert. He became District Director for Congressman Raul Ruiz and spent two years leading a team that delivered unparalleled constituent services to veterans, seniors, and other residents.

Today, Greg is running for State Assembly to take his passion for solutions to Sacramento to get the results we need here in the district.

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Nicholas Snow welcomes HIV/AIDS Activist Thomas Davis, who was one of those who met with Bernie Sanders about the future of HIV/AIDS policy in the United States.  Then all hell broke lose.  Did activists "put pressure" on Sanders to meet? Did the campaign "twist" the reporting of what happened?  Thomas Davis gives his perspective.  For Part I, click here.

Here's what Tommy Christopher of Mediate.com reported:  "After putting pressure on the Bernie Sanders campaign to agree to meet with them, a coalition of HIV/AIDS activists now say that the independent Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate is “misleading the public” about the content of that meeting, and “exploiting” their group for short-term political gain, even implying an endorsement by the group that they did not make."

Did activists "put pressure" on Sanders to meet? Did the Sanders campaign "twist" the reporting of what happened?  Thomas Davis gives his perspective.

PromoHomo.TV is presented with the support of Desert AIDS Project, Lulu California Bistro, and EIGHT4NINE Restaurant and Lounge, and is a very proud media sponsor many more organizations and causes.

For more info, visit www.PromoHomo.TV.  Check out Snow's memoir, Life Positive: A Journey to the Center of My Heart.

Nicholas Snow welcomes Lin Phillippi, who grew up in Southern California and was fortunate to study acting, art, writing and singing at an early age. As we go to air, she's working on her second book, but we're celebrating her first, Soiled, suspenseful, fast paced, highly entertaining lesbian fiction you will not want to put down.

Lin grew up in Southern California and was fortunate to study acting, art, writing and singing at an early age. Eventually, love brought her to Palm Springs, and she became a lounge singer and a country rock band member for many years. While entertaining, she worked days at a nursery and decided to go back to college to learn about landscape design. She attained her Landscape Contractor’s License in 1993 and, for a local landscape company, enjoys installing her creative designs across the Coachella Valley. In her spare time, she is writing her second book and enjoying performing in an improvisational troupe, “The Improvables of the Desert” (who explain, "We're a fun-loving improv troupe performing spontaneous, fast-paced, unscripted comedy shows throughout the Coachella Valley. Why? Because we didn’t get enough attention as children.)  Lin and her long time wife live in Palm Springs, California.

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Simulcast on Facebook Live Video (click and "FOLLOW" this page), Producer/Host Nicholas Snow dives into the heart and soul of Leatherman Clifton Tatum to expose myths about the leather community, and give the general public compelling thoughts to ponder. In the competition, in addition to the fashion, posing and of course the interview question, Clifton spoke of his vision of supporting LGBT youth charities, foster care and suicide prevention programs, and the fight against bullying. He has remained true to his word.

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Nicholas Snow welcomes HIV/AIDS Activist Thomas Davis, who was one of those who met with Bernie Sanders about the future of HIV/AIDS policy in the United States.  Then all hell broke lose.  Did activists "put pressure" on Sanders to meet? Did the campaign "twist" the reporting of what happened?  Thomas Davis gives his perspective.

Here's what Tommy Christopher of Mediate.com reported:  "After putting pressure on the Bernie Sanders campaign to agree to meet with them, a coalition of HIV/AIDS activists now say that the independent Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate is “misleading the public” about the content of that meeting, and “exploiting” their group for short-term political gain, even implying an endorsement by the group that they did not make."

Did activists "put pressure" on Sanders to meet? Did the Sanders campaign "twist" the reporting of what happened?  Thomas Davis gives his perspective.

PromoHomo.TV is presented with the support of Desert AIDS Project, Lulu California Bistro, and EIGHT4NINE Restaurant and Lounge, and is a very proud media sponsor many more organizations and causes.

For more info, visit www.PromoHomo.TV.  Check out Snow's memoir, Life Positive: A Journey to the Center of My Heart.

In this episode of PromoHomo.TV, Nicholas Snow welcomes Allison Lenore Annalora to discuss her gender journey.  Reports GLAAD.org, "According to a recent Pew poll, nearly 90% of Americans say they personally know someone who is lesbian, gay, or bisexual. However, according to a recent Harris poll, only 16% of Americans say they personally know someone who is transgender, which has doubled from the 8% who said so in 2008. The same poll showed that while 27% of Millennials say they personally know someone who is transgender, only 9% of Americans over 45 say the same. Given this reality, most Americans learn about transgender people through the media. So when the media talks about transgender issues - it is imperative that they get it right."

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