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Natasha NOW!
by Natasha Sherman
Natasha Sherman, Life Success Coach, TV Host & Producer, infinitely curious, thought provocateur - has conversations about subjects that have meaning for most of us; happiness, what it takes to survive the seemingly unsurvivable, consciousness-raising, addiction, wrongfully convicted, death penalty, healing, etc.
Episodes
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Naloxone - Saving Lives
A Father's Story and Mission - Paul Ressler lost his son Corey to an overdose. There were people with his son, someone started to dial 911 but the call was interrupted. The people with him were afraid that they would be arrested so cleared out and left Corey to die. Corey could have been saved…
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Recognizing Anxiety in Children and Helping Them Heal
Psychologist Dr. Paul Foxman, author of "Dancing with Fear" ...Controlling Stress and Creating a Life Beyond Panic and Anxiety and "The Worried Child", discusses the prevalence of anxiety in children; the sources of anxiety, and tools and strategies to deal with and to heal the various forms of...
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Baby Teeth Showing High Levels of Cancer-Causing Strontium 90 Near Nuclear Reactors
Joe Mangano, Executive Director for the Radiation and Public Health Project discusses years-long and recent studies that show evidence of high levels of cancer-causing strontium 90 in the teeth of babies born when weapons testing was being done, along with evidence that shows similar results in...
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"A Life Designed, Not Resigned"; an Episcopal Priest's Perspective
Some of what we believe from religion can be stifling, rigid, and even debilitating. The Reverend Stephen Rozzelle has written a book "A Life Designed, Not Resigned" where he gives positive, enriching, and empowering spiritual perspectives. He starts with "Context is Everything" and expands on…
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Mass Shootings: Conversation with Psychiatrist Stephen Dolinski
"We are a nation awash in guns and grievances." And we are quick to make limited assumptions about causes and solutions but the issue is not reducible to simple cause & effect. In this conversation we explore expanding the inquiry & possible steps we as a society can take.
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Is our "mad dash to chemical utopia" destroying us?"
"Pick Your Poison" author, Monona Rossol; a chemist, artist and industrial hygienist, discusses "how our mad dash to chemical utopia is making lab rats of us all". She shares some very surprising and useful facts that we all should know.
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Peter Woodbury on Edgar Cayce
Peter Woodbury, MSW, psychotherapist, hypnotist & avid student of the Edgar Cayce readings, talks about some of the messages of Edgar Cayce. Peter also uses hypnotherapy and past life regression in his practice. His focus is on the use of spirituality and faith as tools for personal…
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Coming to Terms With Having a Gay Child
An open and authentic conversation with Jack, father of a gay son; the surprising issues that showed up for him and what it took to come to terms with having a gay child.
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Conversation With Angels Part 2
Dror Ashuah has "authored" a series of books bringing messages from angels on the other side to us, "the angels on earth". He talks about the 4th book "Conversation With Angels:Are You Ready?" "The energy of the planet is rapidly shifting. These messages guide us to move with joy, peace, balance,...
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Conversation With Angels Part 1
Dror Ashuah has "authored" a series of books bringing messages from angels on the other side to us, "the angels on earth". He talks about the 4th book "Conversation With Angels:Are You Ready?" "The energy of the planet is rapidly shifting. These messages guide us to move with joy, peace, balance,...
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Wrongfully Convicted, Exonerated, Life After Exoneration - One Man's Epic Journey
At 16, Jeffrey Deskovic was wrongfully convicted of rape & murder. After 16 years in prison he was one of the "lucky" ones to be exonerated. After years of intense work, Jeffrey passed the New York bar exam and intends to devote his life to changing the laws and policy, and to exonerating the...
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Healing Using Therapeutic Frequencies
Every object has a resonant frequency. To shatter a glass, a singer’s voice has to match that frequency. Can we then use frequencies to shatter cancer cells? Dr. James Bare, inventor of the the Rife-Bare Device talks about using frequencies for healing.
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Can We "Re-Humanize" What Our Culture has De-Humanized In Us?
Dave Buck, Master Certified Coach (MCC), MBA and CEO of CoachVille discusses how our industrial hierarchal culture is designed to create a fearful and obedient society. What that does is suppress our natural instincts for self-expression, collaboration, freedom, relatedness, and joy. He shares...
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"fathermothergod: My Journey Out of Christian Science" by Lucia Greenhouse
“Unimaginable . . . As much an indictment of Christian Science as it is a memoir of her family’s experience of loss.”—O: the Oprah Magazine
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Are nuclear weapons really a deterrent?
Ward Wilson, Nuclear Weapons Policy Analyst, and author of “Five Myths About Nuclear Weapons”. Ward is widely acknowledged as the leading source of innovative pragmatic arguments against nuclear weapons in the world today. Most of us think of the proliferation of nuclear weapons as a “done deal”....
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The story of a saved life because of a kidney donation.
“No one can speak personally about conducting and being personally responsible for killing people in the name of society better than I can," says Frank Thompson, former Oregon State Penitentiary Superintendent. Riveting, compelling and eye-opening from someone who personally participated in...
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Making a case for alcohol being the "gateway drug"
Scott Stevens, Alcohologist, Recovering Alcoholic, and author of "Look What Dragged the Cat In" discusses the devastating health impacts of alcohol, the cost to our medical system and our society, and the evidence of alcohol as the gateway drug to our opioid crisis.
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Men Recovering From Sexual Child Abuse
Psychotherapist Mike Lew discusses his book Victims No Longer: The Classic Guide for Men Recovering from Sexual Child Abuse.
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Recovery From Addiction - One Person's Story
Mariel Hufnagel battled with alcohol & drug addiction, bipolar disorder & bulimia nervosa for all her teen years. She is formerly incarcerated, a convicted felon, formerly homeless & a sex trafficking survivor. She is in recovery since 2007, now happily married, and committed to making a…
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Scalar Energy/Universal Energy for Healing
Tom Paladino began research with scalar energy, (aka known as prana, and chi) during his under-graduate years. He was inspired by various scientists, especially Nikola Tesla, as to the existence of an energy that was not of the electromagnetic spectrum. Tom says he has developed a technique using...
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Loss of a Son From A Drug Overdose
Stephanie Oswald lost her son January 27, 2017, due to an overdose of fentanyl-laced heroin. His addiction started with opioids for pain after an accident and surgery. Stephanie is on a mission to change the course of the epidemic of death due to opioids.
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Domestic Violence - Signs to Watch for and Sources of Help
Donna Zytko, Counselor & Advocate at Womanspace in NJ, shares important information and insights. Domestic violence is not just physical. It can be verbal, psychological, even financial.
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The Opioid Epidemic - One Father's Story
Larry Mihlon, former Chief of Police of West Long Branch New Jersey talks about his son's heroin overdose. His son was one of the lucky ones who was resuscitated. Larry talks about the trauma, lessons learned, and his mission to raise awareness.
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Death Penalty - 1st hand account
“No one can speak personally about conducting and being personally responsible for killing people in the name of society better than I can," says Frank Thompson, former Oregon State Penitentiary Superintendent. Riveting, compelling and eye-opening from someone who personally participated in...
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KGB Spy in America - Part 2
Interview with Jack Barsky, former sleeper agent of the KGB who spent 10 years as an undercover agent in the US. He was captured by the FBI in 1997.
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KGB Spy in America - Part 1
Interview with Jack Barsky, former sleeper agent of the KGB who spent 10 years as an undercover agent in the US. He was captured by the FBI in 1997.
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Dating
A funny, open, and engaging conversation - 4 people share perspectives, experiences, and challenges
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What the Akashic Records/"The Book of Life" Can Tell Us
Cheryl Harrell talks about reading the Akashic Records . In theosophy and anthroposophy, the Akashic records are a compendium of all human events, thoughts, words, emotions, and intent ever to have occurred in the past, present, or future.
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Precognitive Dreaming
Dale Graff, author of "Tracks in the Psychic Wilderness - An Exploration of ESP, Remote Viewing, Precognitive Dreaming and Synchronicity" talks about precognitive dreams.
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The Immigrant Experience
The immigrant experience can be harrowing, delightful, challenging, filled with joy, etc. Everyone's story is different but hearing the different stories is what has us connect and relate and learn. This interview is with two brothers of Afghan descent.
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Autin Wright
Conversation with Jamaican-born sculptor, Autin Wright. Autin talks about his work, his process, his journey, and his 26 years at the Seward Johnson Atelier.
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Alternative Treatments for Cancer
Conversation with Dr. Carlos Bautista who opened his internationally acclaimed Immunity Therapy Center in Mexico in 2007 with the goal of providing the highest quality medical care, using alternative multiple holistic cancer therapies that are the most effective, more natural, less aggressive…
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"Proof of Heaven"; Dr. Eben Alexander's Near Death Experience
After decades as a physician and teacher at Harvard Medical School and elsewhere, renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Eben Alexander thought he knew how the brain, mind and consciousness worked; until he had a transcendental near-death experience. His books "Proof of Heaven" and "The Map of Heaven" have...
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Weight loss through surgery; one person's story
Carl Archer, an elder law attorney, was 500+ pounds and how he could engage with life became more and more limited.. He reached the familiar "sick and tired of being sick and tired" and chose surgery. He talks openly of the wins, the challenges, the processes, and the impact on his life.
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Traumatic brain injury; a conversation with Chiropractic Neurologist Dr. Vincent Kiechlin.
As well as addressing traumatic brain injury, Dr. Kiechlin discusses simple ways to keep our brains healthy.
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Being Gay, Being Transgender; Free and Open Q & A
Free and open Q & A with William Placek, a gay man and Seth Rainess, a transgender man. Questions range from the issue of what public bathrooms you get to use, to "coming out", to the significance of pronouns, and the very real impact of friends and family support.
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Being Gay, Being Transgender; Two Personal Stories
Interview with William Placek, a gay man and Seth Rainess, a transgender man; their very real stories of grappling with what it takes to live in the world as gay and transgender and, ultimately their personal “victories”.
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The Cure for Hate
Tony McAleer, a former member of the white aryan resistance and co-founder of the nonprofit group "Life After Hate", uses the prism of his own experience to examine what draws young people to hate groups. In his book "The Cure For Hate: A Former White Supremacist's Journey From Violent Extremism…
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Surviving a Mother's Murder
Murder of a family member and the journey to forgiveness ... Stephanie Cassatly's mother was murdered in a hold-up when Stephanie was 18. Years later she shared her story, her journey to forgiveness, and talked about her soon to be released book "Notice of Release." Since this interview her book...
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Wrongfully convicted of rape and murder at age 16. (Part 2 of 2)
Jeff Descovic was a victim of the legal system at its worst; and, it can happen to anyone. In this interview Jeff shares the frightening step-by-step events that ended with him spending 16 years in prison for a crime he never committed. He is one of the "lucky" ones who was exonerated. He has…
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Wrongfully convicted of rape and murder at age 16. (Part 1 of 2)
Jeff Descovic was a victim of the legal system at its worst; and, it can happen to anyone. In this interview Jeff shares the frightening step-by-step events that ended with him spending 16 years in prison for a crime he never committed. He is one of the "lucky" ones who was exonerated. He has…
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Beating the Odds - An African American in the South during Jim Crow.
Eugene Marsh grew up as an African-American in the south in the Jim Crow era. He became the first African-American to integrate an all-white high school in 1965. He served in Vietnam and upon returning ended up living in the streets. Because he never gave up, his story is a profoundly inspiring…
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Guest Anita Moorjani, Near Death Experience
Anita Moorjani, author of "Dying to Be Me" was dying of cancer, her organs failed, and she was in a coma when she entered into an extraordinary near-death experience (NDE). She returned, and was cancer-free within weeks. She shares her story, her insights, and a very powerful message.
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Guest Tommy Rosen, Addiction Recovery Expert
Conversation with Tommy Rosen, yoga teacher, addiction recovery expert with 29 years of continuous recovery from drug addiction, and author of "Recovery 2.0..Move Beyond Addiction and Upgrade Your Life." His book is described by expert Gabor Mate M.D. as "what I unreservedly regard as the best…
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A story of complete recovery from scleroderma - still considered incurable
Jane Grecsek's life has been devastatingly altered by scleroderma (A group of rare diseases that involve the hardening and tightening of the skin and connective tissue). In many people, scleroderma also harms structures such as blood vessels, internal organs and the digestive tract. This was the...
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Natasha Sherman, Life Success Coach, TV Host & Producer, infinitely curious, thought provocateur - has conversations about subjects that have meaning for most of us; happiness, what it takes to survive the seemingly unsurvivable, consciousness-raising, addiction, wrongfully convicted, death penalty, healing, etc.
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Natasha Sherman, Life Success Coach, TV Host & Producer, infinitely curious, thought provocateur - has conversations about subjects that have meaning for most of us; happiness, what it takes to survive the seemingly unsurvivable, consciousness-raising, addiction, wrongfully convicted, death...
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