In this episode, clinical psychologist Dr. Howard Gluss—host of Dr. G: Engaging Minds—joins us to talk about trauma, resilience, and his powerful idea of Political Detox. It’s a path back to kindness, clarity, and genuine connection in a moment when everything feels toxic.
It’s easy to feel like a failure when you’re stuck in an unhappy marriage. When the relationship that’s supposed to feel safe and supportive feels heavy instead, discouragement can creep in quickly. Over time, that weight can leave you feeling helpless, hopeless, and questioning whether it’s even worth trying anymore. And when that happens, it’s…
Have you ever heard a story that didn’t just stay with you, but changed the way you see your life? Bobby Newt has one of those rare stories. Known for his work with legends like Tank, Babyface, and Chris Brown, he has built an incredible career as a singer, songwriter, and producer. Yet behind the music lies a powerful journey of resilience, healing, and faith. Bobby’s story reminds us of the strength it takes to keep going and the beauty that can emerge from struggle. Alongside him is his wife, Courtney Newt, as they share how their paths intertwined, the lessons they’ve learned, and how true joy can be discovered in Christ—even through tragedy.
Have you ever felt like you had to hold it all together on the outside while quietly falling apart on the inside? Mental health challenges are far more common than most of us realize, yet they often remain hidden in plain sight. Today’s guest, Jesse Favre—mental health advocate and leadership trainer—knows that journey firsthand. With a unique background bridging both business and social work, she is dedicated to helping leaders create spaces where people feel safe to be human, where mental health is not only acknowledged but also supported with empathy, language, and action.
Somewhere between the wrapping paper, last-minute shopping, and dessert table negotiations (“just one more piece of fudge…”), it’s easy to forget what this day is really about. Christmas has a way of reminding us…gently and beautifully…that not all gifts come in boxes. The most meaningful ones can’t be bought, wrapped, or returned. Over two thousand…
Thanksgiving is supposed to be about gratitude, connection, and slowing down. But let’s be honest, sometimes it feels more like a full-contact sport. Between the grocery store chaos, family dynamics, and that one relative who insists on bringing “experimental” stuffing, it’s easy to forget what we’re even giving thanks for. Still, Thanksgiving offers something beautiful:…
Michael Jai and Gillian White, best known for their action-packed performances in film and television, and united by a shared passion for martial arts, are true partners in every sense of the word. Their story is one of discipline, love, second chances, and staying grounded while chasing big dreams—together.
In this heartfelt and captivating episode, we sit down with two legendary women whose faces and voices have shaped the landscape of daytime television: Leann Hunley and Lauren Koslow. From the dramatic twists of Days of Our Lives to the glamorous intrigue of Dynasty, The Bold and the Beautiful, and many more, these actresses have brought unforgettable characters to life with strength, vulnerability, and undeniable flair. But their influence doesn’t stop at the edge of the soundstage. Off-screen, Leann and Lauren are passionate advocates, championing causes that matter, lending their voices to those in need, and showing us all what it means to use influence with heart.
Have you ever gone through a season of change and felt completely unprepared—like no one told you what was coming or how to navigate it? For millions of women, perimenopause and menopause arrive like that: quietly, sometimes chaotically, and often misunderstood. But today’s guest, Dr. Tamika C. Henry, is here to change that. She’s a board-certified physician and functional medicine expert who’s made it her mission to educate, empower, and walk alongside women as they face one of the most transformative times in life. She’s reminding women that they are not broken—they’re simply changing.
Social support from family and friends is an absolute necessity when changing your lifestyle. It’s a lot easier to adhere to a healthy lifestyle when you don’t have to worry about endless questions and criticism from the people closest to you. And if you’re married, your partner can make or break your healthy lifestyle! He…
