Grief is a response to the loss of someone or something important to our lives. It is a difficult feeling to endure, but one we must all face in our lives. Join us today as we discuss this natural part of our life and learn to navigate it together with grief educator and multi-published author, Wendy Yost.
In this episode of “Living With Stuttering,” host Roy Ice interviews Kimberly Ball, who shares her personal journey with stuttering and how it impacted her social and emotional life. Kimberly opens up about her family’s history with stuttering and how connecting with others who stutter has helped her feel less alone. As an educator with extensive experience and educational background in Communicative Disorders and Special Education, Kimberly discusses the importance of education, advocacy, resilience and counseling in helping individuals manage stuttering and break free from the stigma that often accompanies it. Tune in to hear her inspiring story, along with valuable insights and advice for those facing similar challenges.
We need mental toughness today now more than ever, not just to survive but to flourish. Self-monitoring is a kind of self-awareness that develops mental toughness and resilience. What is mental toughness? According to Mental Toughness Inc., “Mental toughness is the ability to resist, manage and overcome doubts, worries, concerns and circumstances that prevent you from…
Martha Nix Wade has had tremendous success as a former child actress, co-starring in such shows as The Waltons, Days of Our Lives, and many others. But while Martha’s life appeared to be picture perfect, she was suffering years of abuse and then would have to face a new tragedy in her adulthood. Join Martha, her husband, and daughter today as they tell their moving story of loss and hope.
Imagine being fully in charge of your life and reaching a level of personal freedom where you only have yourself to answer to. Imagine dreaming, setting, and achieving goals. Being independent and practicing personal autonomy is a dream that few people seem to achieve. But, personal autonomy is more than just focusing on you and…
In this episode, retired MSG Chris Spence, a former Army Green Beret, recounts his experiences covertly entering Afghanistan after 9/11. The actions of his Special Forces team inspired the book “Horse Soldiers” and film “12 Strong.” Spence’s iconic photo of a Horse Soldier is displayed in the Smithsonian Institute and influenced “America’s Response Monument” near the 9/11 Memorial. The discussion delves into the challenges faced by these heroes and their efforts to combat terrorism in Afghanistan. Join us to explore the stories of real-life heroes, learn what it was like going in on horseback into Afghanistan, the tough challenges they encountered in battling terrorism, and see how they overcame them.
Time-stealers are everywhere. You can start the day with good intentions but get derailed quickly by disruptions and distractions that drain time and energy. Life is hectic; whether rushing to get the kids to school or yourself to work, you can fall behind fast and play catch up the rest of the day. The day…
Michael Davis, the star athlete, the homeless, lost soul, the stand-up man, the mentor, then minister—this story is one for the ages. Before he became a motivational speaker, substance abuse counselor, CEO/founder of “You Go International Network,” and author of the book “Victorious Change: Total Surrender”, Michael had to grapple with his addiction and take responsibility for his actions. You’ll be inspired as you hear how he is helping others make better life decisions and find freedom and hope in the midst of their turmoil.
We’re excited today to have Emmy award-winning actress and New York times bestselling author, Carolyn Hennesy talk about her career, passionate love of animals, and even the flying trapeze fitness routine. We’re also going to meet, James Craigmyle, actor and canine trainer with shows like Court TV, and America’s Top Dog and News Nation.
Sometimes we face trauma in our lives that affects us in such a way that we’re changed forever. But today’s guest has used his own life trauma, to spread hope to tens of thousands of people, through his musical talents. Join us today, as we welcome professional musician and opera singer, Jonathan Cilia Faro.
