The Frankie Boyer Show

Cannabis A to Z - Aired on WCRN Radio 6/29/21

Many businesses rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic are in need of additional capital to bolster their balance sheets. Startups trying to get off the ground in the post-pandemic world need the same thing. The good news for business owners and entrepreneurs is that money is available – but it’s not just sitting there waiting for them to come take it. Michael Brette, J.D., is founder, president and CEO of Small Cap Equity Advisors, a fee-based consulting firm that advises clients on a variety of transactional business matters. Brette is the author of two books, Asset Protection Planning and Raising Capital For Your Business, and has appeared on 300 radio and TV shows discussing business and financial topics. He holds a Juris Doctor and is listed in Who's Who in the World and Who's Who in Industry & Finance. https://www.linkedin.com/in/smallcapequityadvisors

Christopher Pavlick, Producer of upcoming documentary about Kristin O'Connell's Unsolved Murder. Mr. Pavlick has produced in both the scripted and unscripted worlds of entertainment. Most recently, he produced the eight-part Netflix documentary series MEDAL OF HONOR. He's also produced documentaries on subjects as varied as the American farmer, the Academy Awards' history, the Holocaust, and international democracy. Pavlick won an Emmy for the PBS documentary INHERITANCE. Pavlick attended the University of Minnesota and studied Film & Theater.

Cheryl Diamond joins us to discuss her memoir, Nowhere Girl: A Memoir of a Fugitive Childhood. Diamond had an outlaw childhood beyond the imaginings of most. By age nine, she had lived in more than a dozen countries on five continents and had assumed six identities as her parents evaded Interpol and other law enforcement agencies. While her family lived on the run, she would learn math on an abacus, train as an Olympic hopeful, practice Sikhism and then celebrate her bat mitzvah, come to terms with the disappearance of her brother, become a successful fashion model, and ultimately watch her unconventional yet close-knit family implode. Diamond’s unforgettable memoir is a harrowing, clear-sighted, and surprisingly humor-filled testament to a childhood lost and an adulthood found. With its page-turning candor about forged passports and midnights escapes, this is, in the end, the searing story of how lies can destroy a family and how truth can set us free. https://www.workman.com/products/nowhere-girl

We have dating expert, Denise Lizette, a self-proclaimed expert sociologist, can be found working her successful real estate business by day and observing, even marveling at, human dating behavior every other minute of her waking day. Star Light, Start Bright, Where In The Heck Is Mr. Right, is Denise Lizette's debut book that chronicles her dating adventures after 236 first dates! www.DeniseLizette.com

A story of pain and healing, Elaine Kennelly lost her 18-year-old son to suicide and found it almost impossible to heal, getting stuck in the aftermath of suicide. Elaine answers the hard questions with empathy. She is a graduate of Concordia University, Chicago and has been a teacher, TV show host, Real Estate Broker, and business owner. She is compassionate and above all—real. Elaine desires the wounded to be fully restored, and she cares deeply for those struggling after a tragic loss. Her book, “Finding Peace After a Suicide Loss” launches worldwide on July 20, 2021.
www.elainekennelly.com

Discover how to harness the power of healing by exploring how the energetic properties of food, thought, and emotion affect immunity, chronic inflammation, and the genetic expression of disease. East meets West, and ancient systems converge with cutting edge science as Dr. Mincolla takes us to a deeper understanding of body, mind, & spirit medicine. Mark Mincolla, PhD, used his own techniques to cure himself from a life-threatening illness. When diagnosed with Lyme disease, he was barely able to walk and his prognosis didn't have a positive outcome. Dr. Mincolla used his developed techniques, and education to cure himself, and now he teachers others to do the same regardless of the illness. His documentary, The Way of Miracles is an adventure for the body, mind and spirit that begins with the premise that miracles don’t randomly happen—we create them! https://www.markmincolla.com/

A fascinating story! Leonard, Marianne, and Me: Magical Summers on Hydra chronicles forty years of Judy Scott's frequent summers on a Greek island with a diverse artistic community and her friendship with singer-songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen and his legendary muse Marianne Ihlen. This memoir, based on Scott’s notebooks and journals, includes incidents in their lives and their relationship to one another—at a point when it was changing forever—that have never been discussed before, and gives fresh insight into his lyrics. Judy Scott lives in Los Angeles with her spouse, Monika. Scott worked for many years at the highest levels of the independent film production and distribution business. In 2005, Scott helped launch the first-ever LGBT cable TV network as a senior acquisitions and business affairs executive. She returns to Hydra every chance she gets.

During the pandemic, toddlers learned to avoid getting close to people, they experienced family stress when parents got sick or lost their jobs and now, they may not feel safe outside the home. Psychologist Dr. Catherine Athans holds Doctorate Degrees in both Clinical and Health Psychology and has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist for over 25 years. She joins us today to discuss how to recoup a lost year of development in small children and what might continue to hold kids back. www.CatherineAthansPhD.com


Growing Old Sucks! We’ve all said it. Sure, there are some bad things about getting older, but the good things far outweigh the bad. As we age, we gain experience and wisdom (at least some of us do), we mellow and ripen (some of us smell like old cheese too) and we have freedoms that we never had while we were young. From sex to dining, relationships to work, Growing Old Sucks illustrates how you can have the life you’ve always wanted. Mark Alyn & Servet Hasan will discuss their book Growing Old Sucks, But It Doesn’t Have To - The basic concepts growing older with attitude. www.latenighthealth.com

Cannabis A to Z - An Educational Odyssey with Frankie Boyer.

Jason Mitchell, ND Co founder of Hemp Fusion.com and Probulin joins the program today. He specializes in dietary supplement formulations including Full-Spectrum phytocannabinoids derived from certified European Industrial Hemp. His company believes "Nature has provided us a plant with unique beneficial properties to support one’s mental and physical well-being. A well-being that makes for a happy, healthy, and balanced life" https://www.hempfusion.com/

Todd Davis, CEO of Endexx Corporation is here to discuss his company's partnership with DJ Khaled to create a master barber-approved, top shelf, everyday grooming collection. Blesswell, a new CBD-infused men's grooming line. The sustainably sourced collection features 100% U.S. grown and processed hemp products that focus on a more natural approach to achieving the healthiest hair and skin, which is essential for a man to feel at his prime. Blesswell was created to introduce men to a while body, holistic form of self-care, which was inspired by DJ Khaled's pursuit for wellness, and time spent in the Honeywell of the Jamaican Irie. For more information, visit Blesswell.co.

Today we have the authors of Brand Renegades: Our Fearless Path from Startup to Global Brand - Sean Dowdell is known as the Tattooed Millionaire, which is also the title of his first book (2017). In addition to his role as founder and CEO of Club Tattoo, he is a drummer with Grey Daze. He is a frequent speaker to a variety of audiences and has been featured in Entrepreneur, GQ, Billboard, and on CNBC, A&E and more. Thora Dowdell was formerly in marketing and sales before becoming a business partner with Sean, initially in the music recording industry and later in Club Tattoo. Thora is passionate about empowering women business owners through her story. Together, the husband-wife team have authored the new book, Brand Renegades: Our Fearless Path from Startup to Global Brand. Learn more at www.clubtattoo.com

Also today, she's known as “New Einstein” by her fans and named the “Modern Day Hidden Figure” by People Magazine, Olympia LePoint is an award-winning rocket scientist, author and TED speaker of the talk “Reprogramming Your Brain to Overcome Fear.” LePoint helped launch 28 NASA Space Shuttle missions into space. Today, LePoint’s Mission Control Room desk is a science exhibit at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. She has written the Answers Unleashed educational science book series. LePoint's latest book, Answers Unleashed II: The Science of Attracting What You Want, is her latest self-help, decision-making, science-based book geared to help audiences create the future they want, through a method she calls, 'Quantum Deciding. LePoint gives virtual "Quantum Deciding" keynote talks for universities and global technical forums around the world, with a special, virtual "Quantum Deciding" keynote for a major technology company this Thursday. She helps audiences think in the future. www.AnswersUnleashed.com

On today's program we have Charles Bachmann, a mortgage broker who started in the mortgage business in 1987 as a summer job. Charles has gone on to manage branches for national lenders such as Home Savings of America, Emery Federal Credit Union, and, most recently, American Financial Network over the last decade. He's closed 1000's of loans for people over the last 30 years and still loves helping people get into their first home or purchase of a second home or an investment property. We're talking underwriting guidelines, direction of interest rates and property values, as well as COVID lending overlays to empower you with the knowledge you need to find the right home! [email protected]

What if President McKinley had opted to wear a bullet proof vest and avoided assassination? What if Coke just changed its age-old formula as a devious way to increase sales? What if Burt Reynolds had said yes to the role of James Bond? These are all questions that Michael Smith and Eric Kasum dare to ask in their new, laugh-out-loud audiobook, 100 of the Worst Ideas in History: Humanity?s Thundering Brainstorms Turned Blundering Brain Farts, with riotous results. Michael Smith joins me to talk about these terrible ideas today. www.100worstideas.com

If you're looking for the ingredients for a fantastic fourth of July celebration, or for any summertime party, it's important to have a plan! We have Emmy award winning TV host, food and travel writer Kae Lani Palmisano sharing her recipe for great summer entertainment! Kae Lani Palmisano is a recipe developer and home cook who loves to explore the journey that food takes to get to the plate. While some travelers follow their hearts, Kae Lani has always followed her gut, covering food from unique perspectives across four continents. Her culinary travels have taken her from exploring the Spice Route through Israel and Europe to foraging with the M?ori in New Zealand. As an ?edu-tainer? her work focuses on having fun with food while educating audiences about where it comes from and its historical and cultural impact. She?s also been featured on Gordon Ramsay?s 24 Hours to Hell and Back on Fox, the BBC, Eater Philly, and in the Philadelphia Inquirer. For More Information Visit: www.ALDI.us

Patricia L. Gentile, CPA, Attorney at Law joins us again today to discuss the Taxpayer Bill of Rights. It's part 2 in our 10 part series - Taxpayers have the right to know what they need to do to comply with the tax laws. Not just during filing season but all year. www.newenglandtaxrelief.com

Karen Gedney MD is an internal medicine specialist, who in 1987 was the first woman doctor in Nevada placed in a male medium security prison. Against all odds she stayed three decades and turned it into her calling. She is recognized in both the medical and correctional fields. She won the "Heroes for Humanity Award" in Nevada and was noted as "One of the Best in the Business" by the American Correctional Association. When she retired from the prison, she became an activist in the holistic prison reform movement and wrote her memoir 30 Years Behind Bars: Trials of a Prison Doctor. Today she advocates for prison reform and inspires individuals and groups to become involved in reforming the prison system.

Our first guest today is the world-class futurist, bestselling author, and CEO of The Herman Group of Companies, Joyce Gioia, CMC®, CSP, FIMC, who will soon publish her sixth and first solo book, Experience Rules: How Positive Experiences Will Drive Profit Into The Future. Her weekly Herman Trend Alert is read by almost 30,000 people in 91 countries. Joyce writes regularly about innovations and how they are transforming our lives. https://www.hermangroup.com/joyce.html

Scott Haskins joins the program to discuss Graffiti art. A spray-painted image is, at least briefly, free for everyone to behold…until somebody defaces it, or a property owner paints over it. Banksy’s public art reputation endures, first because its become valued as a counter culture, bad-boy, illegal art with urban grit by the public (not just in financial terms for $millions), partly because of a crazy variety of efforts to salvage the art. Some suspect a brilliant marketing strategy. It seems funny to me, that the same spray paint applied illegally can be considered and esteemed so differently. As a special premium offer, Scott invites all of you to go to CollectionCareTips.com where you can download Scott's multi-media digital book (210 pages, 35 videos, 5,000 copies distributed) for free. Scott's book, How To Save Your Stuff From A Disaster is available on Amazon. https://www.SaveYourStuff.com

We have executive producer Arnold Zimmerman joining us to discuss his film, Lorelei, an independently-produced film that shot on location in Oregon for 21 days, with an additional four days of photography in California. Aside from the two leads, Pablo Schreiber and JenaMalone, all cast were local. Loreleirejects macho, pull-yourself-up-by-the-bootstraps approaches to poverty and treats these issues with optimism andcompassion. Our story explores the edges of contemporary Americanmasculinity in the hopes of opening up space for growth and change. Lorelei won the Stella Artois Womenin Film finishing grant, as well as a grant from The Chimaera Project. The film was selected for the U.S. Narrative Competition of the Tribeca Film Festival.