Join us in our discussion of true stories of angelic appearances, afterlife experiences, and divine occurrences from a special care unit nurse. Dr. Liz Gwyn shares her life as she carries her faith through her nursing practice. 

Learn the elements of a Whole Food Plant-Based (WFPB) Lifestyle by two long-time healthful eating believers.  It is a proven sustainable path to a long and healthy life. Don Fries and Bev Bow from Arizona-based Healthy World Sedona share their tips to start your way on your WFPB journey to manage chronic conditions and reverse dementia and the aging process.

www.healthyworldsedona.com

David McAlvany speaks with me about his thoughtful memoir and musings on the power of legacy, and what it means to create a meaningful family culture. He says loving one another, making new connections, serving our community is how we are to live.  There are many more way to leave a legacy that doesn't equate to financial gifts.  Listen for his fascinating take on the four generational family work ethic - it's quite provocative, and quite realistic.

The Intentional Legacy: https://www.amazon.com/Intentional-Legacy-David-McAlvany/dp/1943217432

Carolyn Miller Parr is a retired judge, mediator, writer, and public speaker. 

Her first book, In The Secret Service; The True Story of the Man Who Saved President Reagan's Life with late husband Jerry Parr, retells the story of the March 30, 1981 assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan, as seen by the Agent whose quick action changed history.

Love's Way: Living Peacefully With Your Family as Your Parents Age with Sig Cohen, grew out of their joint mediation practice.

Pastor Tom shares the ministry of Gateway's Grief Share program which gives a safe space to have conversations about death and dying, these can be incredibly meaningful and powerful.  All are welcome, even those who do not attend Gateway Church.

https://www.griefshare.org/

Elizabeth Fournier interviews fellow KKPZ-AM radio host, Mark Turnbull, in this discussion about proactive aging and the beauty of living.

For more information about "Aging in Portland"  radio show: http://aginginportland.com/

For more information about ComForCare: https://www.comforcare.com/oregon/

Anne joins us to talk about her path of listening to others on the deep soul level by allowing people to look at their grief with tenderness, without fear. 

Anne Richardson, M.A., is a board certified chaplain, certified spiritual director, certified Veriditas labyrinth facilitator and poet based in Portland, Oregon. Anne established Nurture Your Journey in 2016 after working in home hospice for more than seven years.

What to expect when working with Anne: http://nurtureyourjourney.net/spiritual-direction-spiritual-companion

Meet Bob, a feisty and full-of-life 93 Year old Salem, Oregon man who graciously  shares his colorful life story with us.

My guest today is Kristi Hugstad, a grief recovery specialist who writes for Huffington Post as well as hosting a radio show, offering public speaking engagements is the author of Beneath the Surface: A Teen’s Guide to Reaching Out when You or Your Friend Is in Crisis. Ever since her husband completed suicide in 2012, after years of struggling with clinical depression, by running in front of a train, she has dedicated her life to helping to abolish the stigma of mental illness and suicide. A certified grief recovery specialist and a grief and loss facilitator for recovering addicts at South Coast Behavioral Health, Kristi frequently speaks at high schools. She is also the host of The Grief Girl podcast and lives in Orange County, California. Visit her online at https://www.thegriefgirl.com.