All Episodes

Jesus and other lovers is her story of a life lived as a nun

Jake saw Love on the Spectrum and wants to tell what he wants with romance

Prima Ballerina Janet Sassoon is more than the dancer

When perfectly eligible are voters being denied the right to vote VoteRiders to the rescue

Letting go of useless habits as we age

Bringing grandparents comfortably into the world of transgender grandchildren

How this very smart mother handled an autism diagnosis

What universities want in a college essay may not be what you think

Will 47 days with Jesus have the power to repair an emotionally crumbling family?

She no longer cares if you don’t like what she says

Donnie Demers musician and lyricist from poster child to multi-platinum records

Marc Saltarelli’s film on Studio One, the history of America’s first gay disco.

Nancy Botkin finds mysterious spots and family secrets

Stephen Jarchow on Artificial Intelligence as friend or foe

Double miracle-mysteriously recovered from AIDS and found his birth father after years of futile searching

Reverend Pieters beats odds survives AIDS and w Tammy Faye Bakker replaces ingorance with compassion

Nothing like the Valley of the Moon Music Festival or the president of the Board Kimberly Blattner

Her love of laundry led to a successful second side career

First date most important thing to notice

A granddaughter’s memories of the real Roy Rogers and Dale Evans

Penni Wilson and the power of a Disability Film Challenge

Heartless bullying and everlasting kidness both memorable forever

Celbrities with their pets are in good company a book to make you laugh and smile

Terri Jay medium, animal communicator, medical intuitive and more saved a man from a sham marriage

A new Mideast Peace Process sweeping the land with love and friendship between Palestinians and Jews hand in hand

Muttville CEO Sherri Franklin says adopt a senior dog and live longer. And happier.

Living Beyond Normal An Autistic Autobiography is more than Adam Sherman’s life story

Lessons for teachers from the only boy in class living life on the spectrum

Why LGTBQ patients flock to nurse practitioner Jill Baker

Pronouns today do more than identify male or female

What to write in a letter to cancer patients and what not to mention

She knew her son was transgender because he told her so at a very young age

The challenges and joys of embracing significant differences is something Steve Spitz understands

Gordon Goodwin Grammy Award winner, his stunning accomplishments and how he got there

Hooray for love stories; a personals ad led to an unexpected romantic and medical path

With enormous compassion and courage on everyone’s part, Steven Taibbi met his heart donor’s family

Why we wear the colors we do; Oakland High School art students talk about what color signifies

Victorious over a lifetime of heart crises, he survived two heart transplants and is thriving

THE ART OF BEING A HIGH SCHOOL ART TEACHER

NEW MOVIE A POWERFUL CURE FOR THE BLAHS

FROM HORROR OF STREET LIFE TO COLLEGE AND BEYOND THROUGH DOORS OF CHANGE

Fleeing slavery to be the best we can be

Television riddle for you: Who is this man of Hollywood history?

Is it really Tom Cruise on Youtube? What can we trust? Peter Katcoff is back to tell us.

Donations as love letters always and to Ukraine now

Are we using the internet or is it using us? Peter Katcoff takes on some tricky issues.

Actress Judy Tenuta is taking on a stage 4 cancer with a good swift kick in the ass

Noah Griffin newly elected member of Tiburon Town Council comes to this position well positioned for success

Larry Strauss talks about teaching with surprising realizations about the purpose of the administration

STARRING IN WEB-SERIES, DONNA RUSSO GIVES A WELL-BALANCED SOMETIMES HUMOROUS LOOK AT DISABILITY

Larry Strauss grew up with show business parents to follow his own path as author and teacher

Terri Wong’s most uncommon pet a 5 year old cockatiel brings charming to a whole new level

How many ways does having a dog make us happy? And, we them? How smart they are!

D’AMBROSIO twins Bianca and Chiara young film stars with accomplishments and a lot to say

Folk singers Bob Flick and The Brothers Four have been pure joy since 1957 and still going strong

Vince Di Paolo a wonderful actor who one day cut school and found his purpose

The eyes of Tammy Faye focused on Reverend Steve Pieters

Breaking an engagement was difficult and painful but not the end of this man’s love story

Dr. Anabelle Bugatti helps with healing from the dreadful pain of divorce.

Ray Santos and how talent with tenacity got him a starring Broadway role

David Friedman, who knows what he is talking about, says whether or not you know it, help is on the way.

Cynthia Toussaint is back to talk about the healing powers of music and her new CD

How will you ever see the Wizard of Oz characters the same once you have seen them through Michael Shevack’s eyes?

Lonely teenage boy who never gave up on finding love is the author of Dance of the Love Caterpillars

The generational trauma of childhood abuse and its relation to devastating adulthood diseases

When a love letter is out of the question, what then? A hate letter?

Turning a thank you from daunting to joyful, a guide awaits you.

Wendy Drake discovers thousands of found letters to find herself in a world she never imagined

Anson Williams (yes, Potsie on Happy Days) talks about career and his product to fight falling asleep at the wheel

Martha Bolton brings us Dear Bob…Bob Hope’s Wartime Correspondence with the G.Is of World War II.

Academy Award winner George Chakiris sheds light on the man behind the role of Bernardo and so much more

Growing up an academically talented girl in Iran may be different from what you thought

Allen Klein accepted into Yale Drama then asked to leave. This did not ruin his plans. Nothing ever does

Second love letter to the thief who stole Mickey Smith’s new bicycle and gave him something in return

Women still wondering what men want. Do we learn what they want from our mothers?

Michele Musy finds past life relationship with high school sweetheart that had a tragic shocking end

Talking to ourselves. Are we headed for the loony bin or the stationery bin?

Being awestruck can change your life for the better as Jollytologist Allen Klein’s new book The Awe Factor shows

Actor Hank Garrett with a life more complicated than some of the most outrageous fiction

How actor, playwright and producer Terry Ray faked his first step into the world he was meant to join.

Hip-hop artist Sellassie committed to justice and cares more about the history books than the pop-charts

Ruthie Darling’s goal is to make people happy and her children‘s books for all ages do it so well

Michele Musy brave, adventurous and candid with stories of her romances some heavenly some harrowing

For Rob Karlovich the Inventor of LifeGlider, the heart of his business is liking his customers

STERLING MIRE TACKLES A TALL ORDER TO OFFER SELF ESTEEM ROMANCE AND PEACE OF MIND

Mahogany Mermaids learning to swim as adults make up for not having learned as children

Author Barbara Rose Brooker founder of Age March on aging as the world is splashing in various fountains of youth

Jenny Erwin and the 450 love letters that changed her life

Myrna Aronoff is back for Hair Part 2 with hair, the age of Aquarius and the bonus of scent

Danielle DiSalvo’s love-tree spreads love and joy as an effective organic social medium platform

Roslyn Kind directing her music and power to bring light and love to a world in need of repair.

How Alison Arngrim breathed life into the prairie-brat Nellie Oleson

More on the life of Eubie Blake by Richard Carlin co-author of Eubie Blake; Rags, Rhythm and Race

Myrna Aronoff on how the Pandemic brought her the joy of being silver-haired

Ken Bloom Grammy Award record producer on his new book about Eubie Blake

David Zimmerman actor, singer, producer, director and teacher on what changes the pandemic has brought to his life

Mark Anthony psychic lawyer and fourth generation medium on what it means to contact the other side

Liz Maguire’s Flea Market Love Letters a collection of yesteryears love, longing, history, war, heroism

(Self Proclained) Emperor Joshua Abraham Norton now 202 years old is alive and well in San Francisco