The Neil Haley Show Featuring Michele Greene, Caregiver Dave, Mike Crook, Darren Fryer, and Ron King

Neil opened Hour 2 of the Total Celebrity segment with Caregiver Dave to welcome actress, singer, and author Michele Greene, beloved as Abby Perkins for five Emmy-nominated seasons on NBC's L.A. Law (1986 to 1991). Michele recounted how Steven Bochco had cast her in his earlier short-lived Bay City Blues as Judy Nuckles and then called her up three years later, without an audition, to offer her L.A. Law at age 24, the same week she was offered the female lead opposite Andy Griffith on Matlock. She walked Neil through the upcoming Hollywood Show fan event at the LAX Westin, where she will reunite with castmates Susan Ruttan, Harry Hamlin, Jill Eikenberry, Michael Tucker, Corbin Bernsen, and Richard Dean Anderson, and reflected on how the recent cast reunion on The Talk caught her by surprise emotionally. Michele also shared that after adopting her son as a single parent she had two young-adult novels published (Chasing the Jaguar with HarperCollins and Keep Sweet with Simon & Schuster), is finishing a third, has done extensive theater work at the LA Shakespeare Center, and is finally returning to acting now that her 12-year-old son is independent. Caregiver Dave closed out the segment talking about his 22 years caring for his wife after her stroke, the 30-percent caregiver mortality statistic, and Michele's role caring for her 91-year-old mother and two recently deceased elderly cousins in Nevada. Visit MicheleGreene.com and CaregiverDave.com.Neil then continued the Mike Crook Show simulcast with Mike and Darren Fryer from Maui (Dr. Duggar was out again) for the deeper dive on OnlyLife's biohacking technology. Darren traced PEMF's origins from Nikola Tesla through NASA's billion-dollar work with Dr. Schumann (the 7.83 hertz Schumann Resonance is Earth's natural frequency) and the recent SpaceX rescue mission in which the stranded ISS astronauts returned wheelchair-bound after their PEMF machines had been powered down to conserve electricity. He told the story of company founder Mr. Wang, the 39-year-old Chinese billionaire who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on his own healing in Germany and Sweden before reverse-engineering the technology and launching OnlyLife out of Singapore in 2022, doing 80 million dollars a month and a billion in sales by the end of year two with research and development in Sweden and Germany, parts manufactured in Japan, and final assembly in Hong Kong. He shared local Hawaii testimonies including two-time World's Strongest Man Vili Fafi regaining nerve sensation after 15 years of post-stroke numbness and his Auntie Lori showing full bone regeneration on her broken shoulder in six weeks (a recovery his hospital's X-ray techs had never seen before). He closed by previewing the December 2025 ShakeAN Massager, the first smart frequency-based weight-loss device, which combines PEMF, ultrasound, radio frequency, red light, vibration, heat, and massage in a single hands-free belt that gym InBody readers register as burning over 500 calories in a 20-minute session.Neil closed Hour 2 with Ron King, "The Donkey King," whose ABC docuseries premiered January 3 of this year and is now 12 episodes deep into a 17-episode first run. Once the executive who ran InStyle magazine (sitting front row at Donatella Versace's Milan shows), Ron walked Neil through his midlife crisis at age 50 during COVID, the TikTok video about donkeys being auctioned for slaughter that redirected his entire life, and the December 5, 2020 arrival of his first three rescues, Goose, Pickles, and Shadow. Five years and 450 rescues later, his 501(c)(3) Oscar's Place is the subject of a joyful half-hour docuseries