Ginny Tadlock was in a head-on collision with a semi. Firefighter Chris Joiner was burned over 30 percent of his body. His wife Susie thought he was dead. These three extraordinary people will have you laughing in amazement how they found humor in their horrific injuries. Their philosophical insights to surviving their injuries, will also keep you entertained as well as inspired.

Sandy DiGiovanni is hysterical. There is no denying that. And she does that simply by being herself. Sandy takes us through what is like being gay in the Midwest during the 70's. And how it has change to present day. Her authenticity is what makes you fall in love with her. Her humor will make you want to listen a second and third time.

Jack Mandlebaum survived work camps of the Nazis ,during the Holocaust. He did this between ages 14 and 17. His entire family was killed. This is not a movie. This is real. Jack explains no movie even comes close to what really happened at Concentration Camps. He also explains even to this day - humor and laughter helps him to survive.

Dr. Siegel, who prefers to be called Bernie, had his surgical training at Yale New Haven Hospital, West Haven Veteran’s Hospital and the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. He also worked with Elizabeth Kubler Ross on creating the first Hospice in America. Bernie originated Exceptional Cancer Patients, a specific form of individual and group therapy utilizing patients’ drawings, dreams, images and feelings for their physical, spiritual and psychological benefits. This led to his desire to make everyone aware of his or her healing potential. Bernie continues to assist in the breaking of new ground in the field of healing and personally struggling to live the message of kindness and love. Bernie has been named one of the top 20 Spiritually Influential Living People on the Planet by the Watkins Review. He also was named a 2018 V.I.P. Spiritual Leaders Top Pick for his work and lifetime achievements. His prediction is that in the next decade the role of consciousness, spirituality, non-local healing, body memory and heart energy will all be explored as scientific subjects.

Bernie’s books

Love. Medicine & Miracles, Peace, Love & Healing, How To Live Between Office Visits, 365 Prescriptions For The Soul,

Smudge Bunny, 101 Exercises For The Soul, Love, Magic & Mud Pies, Buddy’s Candle, Faith, Hope & Healing, A Book of Miracles, The Art of Healing and Love, Animals & Miracles

A fun departure from humor and laughter. Learn how to truly take care of your indoor plants to help them grow to their full potential. Just how humor helps us grow and blossom - the same principals apply to growing beautiful houseplants. Jonah from family tree Nursery teaches us how to do just that.

Jessica Clem show us how to have a joyful life even when you are going through Stage 4 Breast Cancer.  What an inspiration she is to everybody who enters her fellowship. If you know anyone going through cancer, this a must episode to hear how humor and laughter are critical through the navigation of the emotions of cancer. PLEASE SHARE!!

Caregivers carry the emotional weight of who they are caring for. Nobody looks after the caregiver, so it is imperative the caregiver has the opportunity to release the stress they are carrying. These marvelous people will show how to do that with humor and laughing. We hope it helps it you are or someone you know is a caregiver.

It is with reverence and respect YJHTL offers you this episode. These wonderful people aren’t laughing because someone they loved died. They are laughing because they understand how humor helps us get through grief and onto a joyful life. They will show us how and why. And please remember, it’s okay to laugh with them.

Don Strickland is a man I met on a cruise ship. His humorous insight into how we have overprotectedchildren to the point they can’t take care of themselves when they grow up, is insightful, funny and accurate. You Just have To Laugh is continually committed to helping everyone become and stay Bully-Proof.