Our Ace Hardware Life Lessons series continues with Ace store owner Greg Gold.

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Join us on our newest Life Lessons segment titled Elder Chicks with Thelma Reese and Bobby Fleisher.

Call into 646-727-2255 and talk live with Thelma and Bobby Fleisher about the "topic of the day".  Our July 1 post on Elderchicks.com today talks about how quickly we are experiencing change today, and whether, as seniors, our perspective changes.  Do we become more "set in our ways" or are we "rolling with the punches" or do we actually change our minds about basic ideas and beliefs we held when we were young?  Change is all around us.  Do we adapt? 

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Special guest John Bradshaw discusses post romantic stress disorder. 

This is a MUST listen podcast for all couples that are preparing for marriage. 

John explains why marriages fizzle.

Bobby Schuller, son of Reverend Robert Schuller of Crystal Cathedral, is our special guest. He shares his life lessons and debuts his latest book.

Bobby Schuller serves as the pastor for the Hour of Power, a long-running broadcast ministry seen by millions around the world. He also serves as the teaching pastor of Shepherd’s Grove Church in Garden Grove, CA, and as the president of the St Patrick Project, a social services outreach in Orange County, CA. He has been featured on TV shows like Canada’s 100 Huntley Street and TLC’s ‘The Messengers’. Notably, he was the youngest serving chaplain in the Chautauqua Institute’s 150-year history. Bobby graduated from Oral Roberts University in 2003 and received his Master of Divinity degree from Fuller Theological Seminary in 2008. He currently resides in Orange, CA with his wife Hannah and their two children, Haven and Cohen.

 

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Join host Rick Tocquigny and Global Spirit show executive Zoila Mendoza as they discuss this new travel show and why people travel for pilgrimages.

Zoila S. Mendoza is a Peruvian Anthropologist and a Professor and Chair of the

Native American Studies Department at the University of California, Davis. She

received her B. A. and Licenciatura degrees in Anthropology form the Pontificia

Universidad Católica del Perú and her Masters and Ph. D. from the University of

Chicago, also in Anthropology. Mendoza is the author of Shaping Society Through

Dance: Mestizo Ritual Performance in the Peruvian Andes, (University of Chicago

Press, 2000) and Creating Our Own, Folklore, Performance, and Identity in Cuzco,

Peru (Duke University Press, 2008). She has published widely in Spanish and

English on the subjects of Andean festivals, music, and dance, and ethnic racial

identity in Peru. She is currently working on a book about pilgrimage, music, and

dance among Quechua-speaking communities in Cuzco Peru. She has also filmed,

produced and edited a documentary film about the Lord of Qoyllur Rit’i pilgrimage

in Cuzco. She received a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship

in 2010-2011 for this book and film project. Finally, she is a member of the Social

Science Council of the Fetzer Institute though which she has funded, co-produced

and co-edited a film about the post-conflict situation in Peru.

This show is presented by Life Lessons from Family Vacations, debuting this month from Rowman & Littlefield Publishing. Purchase on www.shop.transformedtraveler.com with 40% off discount.

The Transformed Traveler hosts Rick and Carla Tocquigny discuss returning from vacation and how long you can prolong the holiday state of mind. They review the insightful article by Stephanie Rosenbloom, New York Times, June 28th titled "Hanging On To the Afterglow." 

This show is presented by AAA and the book "Life Lessons from Family Vacation" now available at your local bookstore, amazon.com and www.transformedtraveler.com.

The Transformed Traveler hosts Rick and Carla Tocquigny discuss returning from vacation and how long you can prolong the holiday state of mind. They review the insightful article by Stephanie Rosenbloom, New York Times, June 28th titled "Hanging On To the Afterglow." 

This show is presented by AAA and the book "Life Lessons from Family Vacation" now available at your local bookstore, amazon.com and www.transformedtraveler.com.

Join host Rick Tocquigny and Global Spirit show executive Zoila Mendoza as they discuss this new travel show and why people travel for pilgrimages.

Zoila S. Mendoza is a Peruvian Anthropologist and a Professor and Chair of the

Native American Studies Department at the University of California, Davis. She

received her B. A. and Licenciatura degrees in Anthropology form the Pontificia

Universidad Católica del Perú and her Masters and Ph. D. from the University of

Chicago, also in Anthropology. Mendoza is the author of Shaping Society Through

Dance: Mestizo Ritual Performance in the Peruvian Andes, (University of Chicago

Press, 2000) and Creating Our Own, Folklore, Performance, and Identity in Cuzco,

Peru (Duke University Press, 2008). She has published widely in Spanish and

English on the subjects of Andean festivals, music, and dance, and ethnic racial

identity in Peru. She is currently working on a book about pilgrimage, music, and

dance among Quechua-speaking communities in Cuzco Peru. She has also filmed,

produced and edited a documentary film about the Lord of Qoyllur Rit’i pilgrimage

in Cuzco. She received a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship

in 2010-2011 for this book and film project. Finally, she is a member of the Social

Science Council of the Fetzer Institute though which she has funded, co-produced

and co-edited a film about the post-conflict situation in Peru.

This show is presented by Life Lessons from Family Vacations, debuting this month from Rowman & Littlefield Publishing. Purchase on www.shop.transformedtraveler.com with 40% off discount.

Stephen Olsson is the creator, producer and director of Global Spirit, and a number of original television series and documentary films.  His work has received television’s three highest honors:  the National Emmy Award for Outstanding Director, the du-Pont Columbia Award for excellence in broadcast journalism, and the George Foster Peabody Award. His films and series have addressed issues such as war, race relations, global development, immigration, human consciousness and other topics, and have been broadcast on the BBC, CBS, NBC, National Geographic, PBS,  CBC, Canal+, Arte, TV Asahi, TV Globo and others.    

 

Stephen was a co-founder of the national satellite channel, Link TV, where he served for nine years as VP of Original Programming, and created, produced and directed a number of television series, including the Peabody Award-winning "Mosaic: World News from the Middle East",  "Spotlight", "Bridge to Iran",  "Lunch with Bokara”,  and "The Active Opposition", featuring guests including: Walter Cronkite, Willy Nelson, Sean Penn,  Noam Chomsky, Harry Belafonte, H.H. the Dalai Lama,  John Cleese and others.  Along with producing the Global Spirit series,  

he is also producing a film and website (www.OneThroughLove.org) on the life, poetry and teachings Persian poet Jalaluddin Rumi.  He holds graduate degrees in Anthropology and Communications, and has worked and studied the cultures and spiritual traditions in India, Turkey, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Russia, Bolivia, Thailand and other countries.

Don't let migraine headaches spoil your summer. Hosted by Gigi Tocquigny, hear noted physicians discuss how to deal with migraines.