We hear more and more about the alarming increase in childhood obesity. Today’s guest, Jessica Donze Black, project director from the Kids’ Safe and Healthful Foods Project, shares some ideas on how we can reverse this alarming trend.
Learn ways to stop talking past each other and to each other instead. Our guest, marriage and family therapist Dr. Corey Allan, has created a unique “He Said She Said” workshop where he helps those who have trouble understanding each other and handling each other’s messages.
Sheri Rose Shepherd, author of Your Heart’s Desire, shows us how we can build a legacy for our children regardless of whether we’re single, married, or divorced. Even if your life was in ruins, you can rebuild for the next generation.
Mike and Gayle Tucker are on location in Nashville with Buddy Jewell, the country singer who was the first winner of the USA Network talent show Nashville Star. He is here to share with Lifestyle Magazine his life, his love, his music, and his work with Compassion International.
She’s known as Nasty Nellie Oleson from Little House on the Prairie, the girl whom everyone loved to hate. But there’s a lot more to Alison Arngrim, and she’s here to share some surprising information that’s revealed in her book, Confessions from the Prairie: How I Survived Nellie Oleson and Learned to Love Being Hated.
On this episode of Mad About Marriage, we’ll learn from our guests, Will and Susie Davis, that words can actually change your marriage.
On this episode of Mad About Marriage, Jeff and Juli Strametz share their personal secrets to a happy marriage.
Hunter Tylo, activist and actress of daytime series The Bold and the Beautiful, joins us to talk about retinoblastoma, a disease that is close to her heart.
She’s known to millions of fans of The Young and the Restless as Esther Valentine, the faithful housekeeper of Katherine Chancellor. But there’s a lot more to Kate Linder than you may know. Kate Linder and her husband, Ron, join us to talk about their life experiences.
On today’s Mad About Marriage Dr. Caroline Leaf; a communication pathologist, audiologist, and cognitive neuroscientist; shares the scientific evidence that men and women are built differently to complement each other. She is the author of Who Switched Off Your Brain? and Who Switched Off My Brain?.
