Ken D. Foster is a keynote speaker, business strategist, best-selling author, and the host of "Voices of Courage," a radio show syndicated in more than 162 countries. In this program, Ken D. Foster will discuss his new book, "The Courage to Change Everything: Daily Strategies & Essential Wisdom to Awaken Your Inner Genius", with listeners. Ken will describe to listeners how he is fostering courageous living around the world with his "Courage Clubs" designed to generate "A Million Acts of Courage" and inspire the courageous living to change the world for the better. Tune in to discover methods to find your courage, simple daily practices, and lessons that can make all of the difference.

Mary T. O'Sullivan is a highly experienced Executive and Professional Coach specializing in supporting managers, executives, and leadership professionals. In this program, Mary T. O'Sullivan will discuss her new book, The Leader You Don't Want To Be – Transform Your Leadership Style from 'Command and Control' to 'Transformative Visionary'. Mary will explain to listeners how it's beyond time for today's leaders to throw out the "Chieftain commands all" mentality and how important it is to embrace 21st-century thinking. Mary will express how this type of thinking and leadership can create great companies with great cultures that hire and guide great employees — who then create great results.

Barry K. Weinhold, PhD, is Professor Emeritus at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, a licensed psychologist since 1976, and an author or co-author of over 75 books in psychology. During this program, Dr. Barry K. Weinhold will discuss his book, GET REAL: The Hazards of Living Out of Your False Self, with listeners. Dr. Barry K. Weinhold will examine the hazards of living out of your False Self, as well as the difference between one's False Self and one's Authentic Self. During this conversation, Dr. Barry K. Weinhold will also explore how to build your Authentic Self by avoiding the hazards put forth by your False Self.

Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – "People Helping People Be Successful". Under her leadership, Bama has expanded to provide a wide variety of frozen desserts and baked goods to fast-food chains, as well as casual and family dining restaurants. She will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive, as well as discuss her book, Finding the Soul of Big Business.

Derek W. Black is a professor at the University of South Carolina Law School as well as an outspoken advocate of the importance of public education, and his work has been published in both professional journals and the mainstream media. In this program, Derek W. Black will discuss his new book, Schoolhouse Burning, which makes a powerful case for valuing public education as a cornerstone of our nation. Shedding light on the role of public education throughout American history, Black will speak to listeners about the importance of protecting the right to free and equal education for every child across the United States, regardless of race, creed, or family income, to preserve the democratic ideals that make America unique and truly great.

In Jane Ward's book The Tragedy of Heterosexuality she discusses the constraints and miseries of straight culture, which tend to be frequently looked over. Jane calls attention to the entrapment, disappointment, unwanted sex, and countless daily injustices endured by straight women. While conservatives have long promoted the belief that homosexual relationships are unnatural, damaged, and fraught with dysfunction, Ward examines what might be gained from raising similar questions about the health and sustainability of the heterosexual status quo. She will be talking on the show about The deep puritanical roots of the misogyny paradox, the success of the multi-billion-dollar self-help business that reinforces the "natural" differences between the opposite sexes, The fast-growing and troubling "seduction coaching" industry, and the honest assessment of what makes a great relationship for any woman.

The story of Marlo Hydroponic Skincare begins with the friendship of Marjorie Lau & Renee Ordino, who both worked for world-renowned beauty companies. They were both influenced by strong family values, a love of nature, a passion for healthy living, and making a positive difference in the world. It was the combination of their professional backgrounds — global marketing and cosmetic chemistry — along with their kindred spirits that led them to pursue a new creative challenge of researching hydroponics as a way to formulate better skincare. It started as a makeshift lab in Renee's kitchen. It was there where they began compounding a potent hydrosol from the distillate of hydroponically grown tomatoes, which became Marlo's exclusive skincare line using sustainable technology of hydroponics at its core. Marjorie and Renee will share their story of working together and creating their company.

Sheila Glazov is an internationally known and award-winning professional speaker, best-selling author, engaging personality expert, and passionate educator. On this program, Sheila will discuss her book No Bunk, Just BS (Business Sense). Sheila delivers straight talk, logical suggestions, and candid solutions for business owners, leaders, managers, and team members. She will provide listeners with insightful and mindful solutions that de-bunk impersonal and cynical attitudes and trendy jargon. Sheila teaches and restores uncomplicated business sense, satisfaction, and success in the workplace.

Dr. Mark Schillinger, founder of the non-profit, Young Men's Ultimate Weekend, (a modern-day rite of passage wilderness adventure camp) has been mentoring families for 20 years. Having successfully navigated challenges with his own teen children, his guidance and personal insights are especially key during this time when he is needed more than ever. His work with families was featured on the CNN show "This Is Life with Lisa Ling", on November 29, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cIBRrWmOLI Dr. Schillinger will discuss simple mindfulness-based stress management techniques that take only a few seconds for everyone to do to remain calm, communication that respects everyone's perspectives, whether they agree with each other or not, and practices that celebrate key qualities of each family member whether it be the physical strength or mental wisdom of a teenager or the money-earning skills of a parent.

Mary Rockwood Lane, Ph.D. is a professor, nurse, healing artist, painter, and works as a professional Caritas coach. She is the co-author with Michael Samuels, MD of Healing with the Arts; a 12-week program to heal yourself and your community. She will discuss how using art projects- including visual arts, dance, writing, and music- along with spiritual practices and guided imagery, provides the tools to heal physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual ailments. Healing with the Arts brings a proven twelve-week program out of the medical community and into your home and neighborhood.