The Dr. Ward Bond Show

Country music singer/songwriter Dan Kouba proves his dedication to the well-being of our country with the release of his latest patriotic single “We The People.” Drawing from ideas written out in the U.S. Constitution, the song showcases Kouba’s love for our nation. The inspiring song recognizes those who fought for our country and urges everyone across the country to come together in unity. “We The People” was premiered by Center Stage Magazine and is available to download and stream on all digital platforms now!

Kouba’s gifted vocals and songwriting skills go beyond this new single. Dan Kouba’s talent shines in each tune he creates, giving listeners songs that are both relatable and meaningful. 

Full of life and feeding off the world around him, the release of “We The People” proves there is no slowing down for the accomplished musician. Fans will not want to miss everything Dan Kouba has planned in the next few months!

John Elefante is an American singer-songwriter, instrumentalist, and very successful record producer. He is known for his tenure as frontman of the rock group Kansas, the founder of Mastedon and the super producer for Petra. 

As an artist, John Elefante credits include writing and singing lead vocals on three multi-platinum albums; as a producer, his albums have earned numerous Dove Awards, four Grammy Awards, and ten Grammy nominations.

John Elefante’s resume is so long that we would be here all day just go through his numerous accomplishments. We’ll touch on some of it, and John is here with a new album “The Amazing Grace” with his new hit single “Stronger Now.”

Dr. Bond discusses with Campbell Ritchie about using non-toxic, cruelty-free, and sustainable beauty products. Campbell Ritchie is the celebrity makeup artist of choice for the world’s most prestigious red carpet events such as The Golden Globes, Met Gala, and the Oscars. She is on a mission to inform and enlighten others about the wastefulness and toxicity of beauty makeup in her industry. 

Campbell is fiercely committed to sustainability and animal rights and has been known to turn down high-profile jobs that don’t share her bedrock values. 

Her first models, Kate Moss and Devon Aoki for Bella Freud’s fashion show in London was a chance to highlight her vast artistry skills and creativeness which fast established her amongst the industry elite.

With a range that stretches from clean and classic to dramatic and bold, Campbell’s versatility and creativity is unmistakable – few can rival her touch for flawless, glowing skin, stated by HUGO BOSS.

She is now the subject of a film documentary entitled Campbell Ritchie: No Compromise produced by LightbeamTV in partnership with minimalist beauty brand Hear Me Raw.

Suzan Galluzzo is many things: a personal trainer, Reebok's official corporate trainer and brand ambassador, a nutrition specialist, an entrepreneur, a bikini bodybuilding competitor, a wife and mother of two.  She's also an unfiltered wellness myth-buster, unafraid to use her experience to dispel nutritional disinformation and through straight blunt talk, significantly improve her clients' lives.

Suzan Galluzzo’s online transformation program now has over 1,000 active clients nationwide and over 11,000 client successes.  Suzan was named one of Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women in 2021 by the Women’s Executive Network. 

Her wakeup call applies to current trends in nutrition and the countless myths and fads that amount to a blur of misinformation and empty promises on the most basic pillar of wellness – how we fuel our bodies.  

She recently founded the Pantry Project, a two-hour workshop teaching parents how to eliminate processed foods from their kitchens to raise healthy children who are equally educated about nutrition.

Known as ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S GREATEST SONGWRITERS, ANDREW FARRISS is known as the co-founder and the main songwriter, keyboardist/guitarist, and backing vocalist for multi-award winning iconic band INXS selling over 50 million albums. 

Andrew Farriss recently released his self-titled debut album, inspired by adventure and the unknown. He put his heart into the creation of the album which is evident through his imaginative lyrics and stylistic melodies. “Drifting” sets the tone for each dynamic song, delivering hopeful energy that makes you want to pack up and head out for your own unique adventure.

Nothing can stop Andrew Farriss’s creativity and his new album screams road trip, so hang on and let’s welcome the one of Australia’s greatest musical talents, the one and only Andrew Farriss.

Cory Singer is an accomplished singer-songwriter/musician and theater performer. He began his career in 2005 in musical theater and through 2013, he celebrated many achievements as an actor in musicals and Broadway. 

As a musician, Cory Singer has performed in arenas before thousands nationwide. He starred on Bravo’s singing competition show "The Kandi Factory," winning the grand prize: a song penned by Grammy-winning artist Kandi Burruss entitled “I Can Do Anything.” Cory is an exceptional songwriter in his own right. His original songs are in very high demand. Country supergroup The Highway Women (now ElectraQueens) recorded his song "The Devil" in 2018. 

In 2020, during the pandemic, Cory Singer took to TikTok and decided to share his journey with autism. He has since become an influencer and an advocate for children, families and adults who are on the spectrum. He has used his platform (408k followers and 13.8m likes) to promote positivity by inspiring others with his unique brand of levity, coining the phrase '"Let’s Normalize Autism." Additionally, he is a part of the board of directors for the I Am Able Foundation and is an ambassador for Sound Mind Network.

Shane Owens makes traditional country music for the modern world. Timeless and timely, it’s a classic sound with a contemporary edge, driven forward by a mix of Southern storytelling, Bible Belt twang and Owens’ big, booming baritone. 

Long before he hand-built his career in the honky-tonks and country clubs of the Southeast, Shane Owens grew up in Alabama. In many ways, it was a classic American upbringing, centered on family, faith and music.

Shane Owens has been building a strong following for more than a decade. His powerful vocal range combined with the emotional lyrical content of his songs has made him a favorite of fans, critics, and fellow artists alike. 

Shane Owens puts his southern charm on display with the release of his latest single “You Go Good.” Owens’ lyrics prove how some things just fit perfectly together, whether they’re a likely pair or not. 

Like how a “Sunday needs a sermon” or as opposite as Hollywood and red clay Georgia, all he knows is “you go good with me.” Owens’ distinct voice shines on this sweet tune, delivering the perfect country love song. 

And without further a due, one of my favorite voices in country music today, Shane Owens.

Jesse Bradley is a former professional soccer goalkeeper (played in Zimbabwe, Africa and Aberdeen, Scotland). While Jesse was playing for a soccer team in Zimbabwe and tutoring students, he was taking a prescribed drug called Larium to protect against malaria. The dangerous and controversial drug built up toxic levels in his system after several months, and the results were tragic. 

Fighting for his life for the next year, Jesse's soccer career was suddenly taken away because of his health battle. It was a ten year recovery and Jesse learned his deepest lessons in life during this time.  

He also leads with a citywide gospel movement called Saturate the Sound. A collective of 100 churches and ministries committed to seeing a gospel movement happen in the Pacific Northwest.

When it comes to the troubadour lifestyle, Ian Flanigan is a pro. For the last decade Ian has toured across America, with a country sound reminiscent of Joe Cocker and Chris Stapleton.

Blake Shelton called Ian Flanigan “A once in a lifetime vocalist” and "The most unique voice maybe I've ever heard on The Voice." Usher called him a "Top Gun." Gwen Stefani said, "Nobody has a voice that sounds like that, it's just so rare."

Let’s welcome one of the most distinct voices in music today to talk about his current single and more, the one and only Ian Flanigan.

Amanda McCracken is a sexual empowerment and intimacy advocate on a mission to help society evaluate the intersection of emotional vulnerability, mental health, and sexual ethics. A freelance journalist, she is driven to explore what her 41 years of virginity taught her about longing. 

She is currently writing her book, When Longing Becomes Your Lover, which is a personal, cultural, and scientific investigation of a young woman with an unhealthy addiction to longing for unavailable men. Her bylines have appeared in magazines such as Vogue, The New York Times, Elle, Self,, and many others.