On this episode, Neil Haley sits down with Jeremy Miller, beloved for his role as Ben Seaver on Growing Pains. Jeremy shares his unexpected journey into acting, booking the iconic role through a spontaneous and playful audition. He reflects on his early career, dedication, and the strong work ethic instilled during his years as a child actor. Jeremy opens up about the long-term impact of fame, his struggles with alcoholism, and how a medical implant helped him overcome it. He’s currently enjoying a career resurgence, including a role in the BET crime drama Angel.

Author Michael Walsh joins the show to discuss his latest book, Rage to Conquer, which explores twelve historic battles and the spirit of masculine heroism. Drawing from his upbringing in a military family and years as a journalist, Walsh emphasizes the importance of perseverance and resilience. He also shares a candid critique of Hollywood’s shift away from storytelling, noting that while screenwriting was once a viable career path, the rise of streaming has complicated the process for writers today.

Finally, Loretta Dignam, founder of the Menopause Hub Academy, talks about her mission to empower and educate women navigating menopause. After personally experiencing years of misdiagnosed symptoms, she launched Ireland’s first dedicated menopause clinic. Loretta is now a leading advocate for menopause awareness in the workplace, stressing that education, empathy, and support can change women’s lives during this critical life stage.

In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil interviews former NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert K. Boyce, who shares his journey from policing New York City to producing the true-crime series New York Homicide. Boyce reflects on his 35-year career, highlighting the transformation of the city and the importance of showing the public what real police work looks like. He discusses the show’s current season, which covers intense cases like serial murders, murder-for-hire plots, and transnational crime, emphasizing the emotional toll on detectives and the lasting impact on victims’ families.

The episode also features World Doc Alan Lindemann, who educates listeners on the symptoms, risks, and treatments of STDs like gonorrhea and syphilis, especially regarding their impact on pregnancy and long-term health. Laura White joins to discuss why she teaches organic social media marketing, stressing that understanding your audience deeply is key to creating content that converts. She explains how to strategically test your market, track analytics, and use platforms like TikTok effectively without confusing the algorithm.

Additional guests include Teresa from Innovative Recruitment Solutions, who shares healthcare hiring strategies, and author Alan Boes, who offers a philosophical critique of modern technology and AI. Boes warns of overreliance on tech and emphasizes the irreplaceable value of human creativity and emotion. Finally, Mina provides a historical perspective on the grim state of healthcare in Old England, highlighting the deadly consequences of outdated medical practices. The episode weaves together law enforcement, health, technology, and storytelling for an engaging and thought-provoking listen.

In this special episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil kicks things off with an engaging interview featuring Adam Richman, host of The Food That Built America on The History Channel. Richman shares how his passion for culinary anthropology led to his involvement with the show, and how his role grew from contributor in season one to a central figure across multiple History Channel series. With heartfelt enthusiasm, Richman discusses fascinating moments from the series, like the intense rivalry between the Kellogg brothers and how iconic American food brands have deeply human and often surprising origin stories. Season six promises more exciting stories, including episodes on coffee, Russell Stover, PF Chang’s, and Jack Daniels.

The show then transitions to a dynamic business-focused segment with Christopher Richards, host of the UX Brite Podcast. Neil and Christopher dive into the importance of sales in entrepreneurship, highlighting that many startup founders struggle with selling their vision despite having strong products or branding. They emphasize how crafting an irresistible offer and deeply understanding customer pain points are crucial. Christopher shares how UX Brite evolved from a web development firm to a product consulting company, aiming to help businesses optimize user experience and automation. Their conversation is peppered with insights from modern sales influencers like Alex Hormozi and Grant Cardone, stressing the psychology and resilience behind selling effectively.

The final segment shifts to impactful conversations about veterans' healthcare and innovations in home-based therapy. Shawn, a returning guest and veteran advocate, outlines the complex landscape of healthcare coverage for veterans and the importance of registering with the VA. Neil also hosts Kelly Springer, registered dietitian and founder of Kelly’s Choice, alongside Randi Peled, CEO of FeldCare Connects. Randi shares how her company is revolutionizing home healthcare by connecting clinicians with agencies and providing therapy nationwide. The conversation touches on the lack of insurance coverage for essential services like nutrition counseling, sparking enthusiasm for Kelly’s new nonprofit, Nutrition Education for All. The episode wraps with heartwarming footage from a children’s orphanage in Pakistan, where Neil bonds with young wrestling fans, sharing laughs and inspiration through his past as a professional wrestler.

In this dynamic episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil interviews several fascinating guests across the entertainment, publishing, tech, and healthcare worlds. The episode kicks off with John Irwin and John Gunn, executive producers of the hit Prime Video series House of David. They discuss their inspiration for the project, the cultural relevance of biblical stories like David and Goliath, and the show's emotional and spiritual impact. Neil also humorously pitches himself as a future "giant" in the series, thanks to his 6’10” stature and wrestling background.

Next, Neil welcomes Sherrie from Storehouse Media Group, who gives practical advice to aspiring authors about starting their writing journey. She emphasizes writing with passion, deciding between first-person and third-person perspectives, and the importance of professional editing.

Dr. Mohamed from RTILAPodcast joins to dissect the current AI boom, warning about the bubble forming around pop-up agencies overhyping automation. He and Neil critique how AI is disrupting industries like healthcare, law, and graphic design. Dr. Mohamed explains how AI can outperform doctors in diagnostics due to its access to data and sensory analysis, but highlights the need for solid database infrastructure to truly integrate AI into business systems.

Mina Valentine brings humor and insight to a segment on historical healthcare in Old England, discussing how poor hygiene and primitive methods like bloodletting and leech use led to high mortality rates, especially among women.

Finally, Grammy-winning clarinetist David Singer shares incredible stories from his new memoir From Cab Driver to Carnegie Hall. He recounts performing at the White House, touring globally with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, teaching young musicians, and balancing his passion for music with real-world struggles like driving a cab and fighting for custody of his daughter. The episode ends with his life philosophy: do what you love—and what you’re good at.

In this packed episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley and co-host Greg Hanna kick things off with a high-profile interview featuring Neil Smith, former NHL general manager of the New York Rangers and Islanders. Smith reflects on his proudest trades, including signing Adam Graves, and shares insights into the intense pressure of managing in New York, particularly during the Rangers’ Stanley Cup run. He speaks candidly about dealing with team owners, the joy of mentoring staff and players, and the timelessness of Madison Square Garden’s legacy. Smith also opens up about the importance of staying present and his passion project, the NHL Wraparound podcast.

The show then pivots to a conversation with Alan Porter, who discusses how natural disasters expose financial vulnerabilities and the need for protection through properly constructed cash value life insurance. Porter emphasizes how these policies provide tax-free income, long-term care benefits, and financial security that traditional investments and term life insurance often lack. He and Neil stress the need for better public awareness of these alternatives, especially in light of increasing natural disasters.

Later, the episode features inspiring interviews with music legend Gloria Gaynor, who speaks about her new faith-based project, I Will Survive, and her journey through hardship and resilience, crediting her comeback to her faith in Christ. Author Mitchell S. Carnes also joins to promote his May 10th book signing in Johnson City and previews the upcoming release of his next novel and podcast launch. Finally, registered dietitian Kelly Springer discusses the momentum behind her company Kelly’s Choice, promoting workplace nutrition, school wellness programs, and telehealth access to dietitians, reinforcing the link between nutrition and long-term health outcomes.

The March 28, 2025 episode of The Neil Haley Show brought together television icons, otherworldly investigators, and Grammy-winning gospel royalty for a memorable broadcast. Kicking off the show was actress Clare Carey, best known as Kelly Fox from the classic sitcom Coach. She reminisced about working with Craig T. Nelson, the emotional core of the show, and the show's timeless father-daughter dynamic. Clare also opened up about her evolution as an actress and writer, revealing current projects in political drama and horror comedy while reflecting on cult favorites like Jericho and Point Pleasant.

Next, Nick Pope, former UK Ministry of Defence UFO investigator and current Ancient Aliens co-host, detailed his journey from government analyst to television personality. Nick discussed the growing evidence of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), the fan-favorite success of Ancient Aliens, and the buzz surrounding the show's upcoming Ancient Aliens Live U.S. tour. Pope will appear in-person in multiple cities, including MUN Hall, Pennsylvania.

The show wrapped with a heartfelt simulcast from The Neil Haley Show and The Love Is Podcast, co-hosted by Kim Sorrelle, featuring the legendary Gloria Gaynor. Gloria shared the spiritual journey behind her gospel album Testimonyand her upcoming documentary. She spoke candidly about faith, resilience, and overcoming career and financial hardships, showing the same strength she sings about in "I Will Survive." The episode closed with actress Ellen Travoltadiscussing her role in the emotionally rich series Going Home, which tackles the complexities of end-of-life care with grace, humor, and hope. Ellen emphasized the importance of talking openly about death, offering wisdom drawn from her personal and professional life.

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The March 27th episode of The Neil Haley Show featured a powerful lineup of guests from across the entertainment, publishing, and television industries, each bringing a unique story and perspective. The episode opened with director George Tillman Jr., known for films like Soul Food and Men of Honor, discussing his latest biopic, Big George Foreman. Joined by co-host Kim Rell, Tillman spoke candidly about George Foreman’s life transformation from an angry boxer to a spiritual and lovable figure. The director emphasized the film’s central theme of belief and redemption and shared how his own faith and upbringing influenced the storytelling process.

In the second segment, Haley welcomed Patrick Riley, author of Deception Underway, alongside Sherry from Storehouse Media Group, who published the book. Riley opened up about the emotional challenges of writing a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story set during his time in the Navy. He shared the healing aspect of revisiting his past, the importance of camaraderie, and how the writing process became a tribute to fellow veterans. Sherry praised Riley’s transparency and storytelling, and the two discussed the power of personal stories in resonating with readers.

The final part of the episode featured television star Jesse L. Martin, currently starring in NBC’s The Irrational. Martin explored the psychology behind his character, Dr. Alec Mercer, a behavioral science expert solving crimes. He reflected on how this role differs from his previous law enforcement characters and emphasized the show's educational value and scientific depth. Wrapping up the episode was another podcast simulcast with Teresa from Innovative Recruitment Solutions, focusing on healthcare recruiting challenges and best practices. This well-rounded episode of The Neil Haley Show seamlessly blended pop culture, personal storytelling, and professional insights across industries.

On this episode, Neil Haley and Greg Hanna interviewed acclaimed actor Armen Garo, known for roles in The Sopranos, The Departed, and CODA. Armen shared how his early public speaking experiences at Albany Academy shaped his comfort performing in front of crowds and explained how real-life observations of organized crime figures during his time as a nightclub doorman influenced his authentic portrayal of mob characters. He offered a behind-the-scenes look at The Departed, revealing that his intense scene was entirely improvised under Martin Scorsese’s direction, and discussed upcoming projects including Federal Hill, Shackled, and Once a Week for Life.

The show then shifted to financial insights with co-hosts Frank Fiore and Paul Hollis joined by gold and silver analyst Jordan Roy-Byrne. Jordan explained that gold has entered a historic bull market and recommended investors consider allocating 10–20% of their portfolio to precious metals. He discussed long-term secular trends, underperformance in silver, and the value of diversifying with emerging markets and junior mining stocks. Frank echoed Jordan’s insights with personal experiences investing in gold, emphasizing a “shotgun” strategy when picking penny stocks.

Closing the episode, Laura White discussed her passion for coaching women entrepreneurs through her "Prosper and Flourish" group program. She explained the power of asking the right questions, fostering accountability, and creating community in group coaching settings. In the final segment, Mina joined to humorously explore the horrors of historical English healthcare, touching on unsanitary practices like bloodletting and the use of leeches, while highlighting how far modern medicine has come.

In this powerful episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil interviews several thought-provoking guests covering timely topics across climate, technology, veteran affairs, and healthcare. Maiya May joins first to discuss her PBS investigative documentary Weathered: Inside the LA Firestorm, highlighting the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles and the urgent need for better urban planning and fire-resistant construction. She outlines actionable steps homeowners can take and emphasizes the importance of home hardening to prevent future tragedies.

The conversation shifts to an intellectual dialogue with Alan Boe, author of Tools, Totems, Totalities, who critically examines the role of technology in society—from artificial intelligence to symbolic structures like border walls. He argues for a deeper, more skeptical understanding of technological advancements, warning against blind faith in profit-driven innovation while emphasizing the irreplaceable creativity of the human mind.

Later segments include expert financial planning advice for veterans transitioning to civilian life with Sean from the Vet SOS Podcast, a medical breakdown of the plague with Doc Alan Lindemann, and a new podcast launch with Tom Quigley about cutting-edge benefits that help businesses save on healthcare. Alan Porter closes the show with insights on hidden financial and medical costs and the importance of thinking outside the box for smarter retirement and tax planning.

In this special episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley and co-host Greg Hanna interview beloved actor Jim O’Heir, best known for his role as Jerry Gergich on Parks and Recreation. Jim shares behind-the-scenes stories from the hit sitcom, including hilarious blooper moments with Chris Pratt and Amy Poehler, the culture of daily improv fun runs, and how he originally auditioned for the role of Ron Swanson before being cast as Jerry. He reflects on his journey as a journeyman actor, his breakthrough role, and the camaraderie of working in an ensemble cast, all while sprinkling in comedy and heartfelt moments.

Later in the episode, the show transitions to a conversation between Kelly Springer and Loretta Dignam, CEO of Menopause Hub Academy. Loretta discusses her journey through menopause and the global need for better education and support for women, particularly around perimenopause and hormone replacement therapy. The two highlight the lack of menopause training among doctors and emphasize the importance of informed advocacy, workplace policy change, and holistic approaches to managing symptoms.

Finally, the episode wraps with segments from Chris Richards on startup fundraising in 2025 and Teresa from Innovative Recruitment Solutions discussing healthcare hiring challenges. Chris outlines the importance of traction, sustainability, and founder credibility when pitching to investors. Teresa focuses on strategies to recruit and retain healthcare professionals in a demanding job market. The show concludes with Maiya May previewing her investigative report Weathered: Inside the LA Firestorm, offering key insights into the causes and preventability of urban wildfires.