Our guest today, Dondré T. Whitfield, says that at the age of 14 he was ready to harm someone else or harm himself, but now he’s a seasoned actor calling for men to stand in their rightful capacity to be of service as opposed to seeking to be served. Delineating between males and men, he identifies a clear path to successful manhood through honoring women, teaching children, and elevating men to change the world.
It’s a classic high school romance: a football player and a dancer fall in love. Both were about to begin medical school, but something inexplicable happened to test their epic love and faith. Jessica and Lance Lasiter are going to share their inspirational journey of love, surprise, and the challenges of having a relationship with someone experiencing a debilitating disease. Also joining us are Holly Carney, and Lucas Foster; famous producer of films, Ford v Ferrari, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, and Crimson Tide, who share how this incredible love story is being made into a feature film.
We have a double treat for you today. Two actors from one of TV’s most iconic shows. A versatile actress, comedian, and author best known for her role as Nasty Nellie Oleson, and an accomplished actor, producer, and author best known for his portrayal of Almanzo Wilder. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Little House on the Prairie, we are thrilled to have Alison Arngrim and Dean Butler share their inside experiences working with Michael Landon on the show and the impact he made by crafting stories. You’ll also learn how each have used their fame to help battle a deadly disease that they are very passionate about.
Are you afraid of losing your mind? Today’s guest is going to help us learn how to keep our minds young and how to avoid memory loss, dementia and Alzheimer’s for as long as you can. Our guest is behavioral health physician and chief for Hackensack Meridian Health and New York Time’s #1 best seller Dr. Gary Small. He is going to discuss when forgetfulness may be a sign of more serious problems and help us understand how to stay pro-active in our brain health. We’ll take a look at one of Dr. Small’s books on how to keep our brains and bodies young.
In the face of tragedy, how do you live with suffering and shattered dreams? Do you want to know the secret of overcoming your pain? Joni Eareckson Tada has been sharing this secret to communities around the world and has impacted thousands of families by teaching others how to push through chronic pain in order to inspire and serve others. She is joined by her husband, Ken Tada, they will share about her remarkable life and ministry.
In this episode of the Lifestyle.org Podcast, host Roy Ice is joined by author J. Scott Reed to discuss his new book, ‘The Power of a Dad.’ Reed shares insights into the importance of fatherhood and how it positively impacts children and the statistics when dads aren’t engaged in their children’s lives.
Reed also talks about his newest venture co-leading a house ministry in Los Angeles that focuses on bringing sons and daughters in the arts and entertainment industry together to create a sense of belonging and support for young individuals in these industries.
Tune in to this inspiring conversation as Reed shares his personal journey and sheds light on the power dads have in shaping lives and communities.
In this episode of the Lifestyle.org Podcast, host Roy Ice sits down with the talented and Grammy award-winning artist Sandi Patty and her husband, Don Peslis. Having appeared on the show multiple times in the past, Sandi is no stranger to the Lifestyle audience. During their conversation, they touch on various topics including their recent move back to Indiana, their beloved grandchildren, hospice and the recent passing of Sandi’s mother. Tune in to hear this heartfelt conversation with one of music’s greats and gain insight into their personal lives and experiences.
Have some of your successes come from places you did not plan to go? Well, our Tony award and three daytime Emmy award-winning guest will show you how some of your greatest successes will come from unforeseen places. You’ve seen Hal Linden as Barney Miller and countless characters in other hit shows. He will tell us how he went from Broadway to TV landing the starring role in the police sitcom Barney Miller. He’s going to share how he got involved with the March of Dimes an organization that is near and dear to his heart.
Are you an animal lover? It’s been said that the perfect companions never have fewer than four feet. Today’s guests truly have hearts for our furry friends and they use their platforms in the spotlight to make a difference. Susan Olsen best known as Cindy from the Brady Bunch and Kate Linder known as Esther from Young and the Restless join us with veterinarian Dr. Giselle Concepcion. We’re going to hear about several animal rescue organizations, Susan’s upcoming animal adoption, Kate’s next project, and then Dr. Concepcion is going to talk about preventive care for pets.
In this episode we explore the idea that switching to a plant-based diet doesn’t mean sacrificing athletic performance. In fact, incorporating more plant-based foods into your diet may even give you an advantage in your athletic pursuits. Join us as we chat with registered dietitian nutritionist Nichole Dandrea-Russert, MS, who authored “The Vegan Athlete’s Nutrition Handbook.” This comprehensive guidebook delves into the science behind plant-based eating and its impact on peak performance. Throughout the episode, we discuss the various topics covered in her book, including strategies for properly fueling your body while following a vegan lifestyle. Whether you’re an athlete or simply someone interested in the benefits of plant-based eating, this episode will provide you with valuable insights and information. So tune in to learn how to maximize your athletic potential through a plant-based diet.
