Home From Here with John Burton

Amie Woo Greenburgh is the owner of Better Body Pulse, an advanced FDA cleared training method that uses electrical impulses to contract your muscles more efficiently. Ashleigh is my friend from the gym. They come in, we work out, it is CRAZY, and then we chat. For more information visit BetterBodyPulse.com.

Silvia Araya is a trauma, anxiety, and panic attack specialist. And a salsa dancer.

Natasha Williams is the author of The Parts Of Him I Kept - an extraordinary memoir of life with her schizophrenic father and how imperfect love is still love.

A guy who has been married almost 26 years and a woman who has sworn off dating cover all things relationship for Valentine's Day. Stephanie Nicole is a singer, actor, and voice teacher.

Judith Muir has spent her life studying and playing music in the most highly recognized venues in the world.

Julianne Richards is a singer/songwriter, guitarist, and equestrian.

Lucas Garrett is a miracle. On a ventilator since he was 1 and a half, Lucas suffers from a rare disease that renders him bound to a wheelchair with deterioration of strength in most of his musculature. He is also a brilliant musician who has released multiple albums, he is the front man of his band, a guitarist, and he has a degree in Applied Mathematics. Enjoy this miracle of a man.

Republican Pat Sheehan comes in for another episode of Civil Discourse - political conversations between people of different views. We cover everything from Dutchess County's $20 million grant for childcare to Venezuela and Trump.

Julie Durkin returns to the show to talk about her new understanding of the mind/body connection, addiction as a disease (or not), relationships, faith, her training in both mind and body, and her relationships with men.

John asks Chat GPT to cohost Episode 300 of Home From Here on New Year's Day, 2026.

Bill Edwards is a composer who concentrates on music for non profits.

Mary Beth O'Connor has conquered abuse, sexual abuse, meth, alcohol, and life to become an author and retired Judge.

Peter Alexander is an improv comic, a college professor, and a teacher of the mechanics, mood impact, and emotional benefits of laughter.

In a collab with James's Warriors, Donna Thomas, Dawn Cavaccini, Jamie Lynn, Trisha Pallo, and Trish Burton join John to have a Longest Eve Christmas Special.

Stephanie Nicole is a professional singer who has performed in over 30 countries, the front person for multiple projects, a dancer and actor and oh - she has been kidnapped by gypsies, there was a thing with Tarzan in Germany, and her old house was haunted by a small person with a briefcase. Enjoy.

Ally Dalcimer is an award winning, Amazon #1 Best Selling author and speaker.

Sloan Just is a Broadway star, a mom and wife, and a burlesque dancer.

Diane McCaffrey is a mom, a hairstylist, and a master of all the owls.

Alisha Kapani was a chemical engineer with a plan for death by suicide. She is now a full time healer, a Bollywood dancer, and a friend of the show.

Kevin Hughes is the author of the award winning autobiography SocioMom - a profound and complex study of the spectrum of child abuse he endured and his journey with it.

Richard McKay is the founder of Catawumba. He joins cohost Trish Burton in studio.

Debbie Barthelmes Ball left a marriage of domestic violence, married again to the love of her life, raised two children, had a stroke and lost a hand, then her husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, and she is one of the most uplifting and positive people I have ever met, and a wellness coach!

In 1978, 23-year-old Steven Kubacki disappeared on Lake Michigan. He woke up in a field in Massachusetts 15 months later, with no memory of what had happened. 45 years later he visits Home From Here to tell the real story.

The incomparable Adam Falcon talks about his work with George Benson, fatherhood, marriage, guitar, his current European tour, and when he found out his daughter understood his job. Part 1 of 3.

Dutchess County Legislator Lynne Versaci and Wappingers Town Councilman Al Casella stop by the studio pre-election to talk about Lynne's incredible comeback from heart surgery, the importance of local politics, the work they have done and are doing in our community, and how your heart breaks when your child moves.

Dutchess County Legislator Lynne Versaci and Wappingers Town Councilman Al Casella stop by the studio pre-election to talk about Lynne's incredible comeback from heart surgery, the importance of local politics, the work they have done and are doing in our community, and how your heart breaks when your child moves.

Dutchess County Legislator Lynne Versaci and Wappingers Town Councilman Al Casella stop by the studio pre-election to talk about Lynne's incredible comeback from heart surgery, the importance of local politics, the work they have done and are doing in our community, and how your heart breaks when your child moves.

Jeff Hartley is a Wellness Coach and a personal trainer.

Jeff Hartley is a Wellness Coach and a personal trainer.

Singer/Songwriter Mike Herman comes to the studio to play delta blues on a steel guitar.

Mary Ponte Sagar of the Dutchess County Sports Museum and Jessica Sarratonio of Friends Of Carnwath stop by to talk about a free public event, the nature of volunteerism, good vs evil, and how to stay married.

Erika Sherger might be the World's Most Interesting Musician. Her career started as a primatologist where she observed chimpanzees conducting funerals in trees. She went on the be mom to a blind horse that is partnered with a miniature donkey, a physics teacher, and a fantastic singer songwriter.

Fortune 500 Executive Coach Lisa Petrilli returns to talk about her new book "LifeQuest," to discuss john's Life Mapping, and to show how spirituality transforms performance enhancement and abundance to the next level.

Lori Tatarsky is a mental health and advocate as well as an author. Her memoir, I Dare You To Walk In My Shoes, is available on Amazon.

Martin Bernstein is the Director of Advancement at the Mizzentop Day School. We discuss the role of AI and cell phones in school, fatherhood, marriage and the future of education.

Kenny, Dawn, Cher and John sit down again to talk about the progress they have made in supporting Lynne Versaci through her heart surgery recovery and the upcoming fundraising event. It doesn't stop there though as they cover dating, sugar daddies, and brown paper bags. For tickets please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kickstart-lynnes-heart-tickets-1554333215489?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

Author David Greenwood stops in to discuss his most recent book, The Cloud Intern, with cohost and friend Dara Greenwood.

In the wake of a senseless and shattering assassination, Pat Sheehan returns to the show with John to have civil discourse on the shooting, local politics, AI, and school uniforms.

The Founder of Music For Humanity, Barry Adelman, comes in to talk about his non profit work, his own music, the correct way to do a pushup, and more. For more information on Music For Humanity, please visit https://musicforhumanity.org/

Rhinebeck Porchfest organizer Nancy McKay talks about community organization, AI, the Porchfest. All the while checking to make sure a tornado does not take off the roof of her house.

Becki Davis released her new album Lost & Found, available right here where you are listening to this.

Show friend Lynne Versaci underwent 5 heart processes in one surgery and then had a pacemaker installed, and the Hudson Valley has rallied. She will be in recovery for months and the steering committee for Kickstart Lynne's Heart, a GoFundMe and a community event join John to talk about the event and what can happen when a community lifts up one of its own. To donate to the GoFundMe please visit https://gofund.me/9ad6f302 and to buy tickets to the event please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kickstart-lynnes-heart-tickets-1554333215489

The cast of Cold Heart Truth reunites to catch up, cry, laugh, and speak of wonders. Cherilyn Bannon and Lynne Versaci join John and talk practical jokes, Lynne's upcoming heart surgery, angel numbers, and show just how far dear friends will go for each other.

Former Harvard Professor Dr. Eva Selhub comes in to tell her own personal story, to teach mind/body connection and resilience, and leaves to go home and learn guitar.

In one of the most beautiful love stories ever told, Denice Brede tells us how she survived incestual sexual abuse, emotional abuse, and suicide attempts to find Al Brede, who himself survived incestual sexual abuse and ritual abuse, and how they built a life together that only they could live together.

Paula Young has been at the forefront of both the hospitality industry and the live music phenomenon in the Hudson Valley for years. She talks about the future of live music in the Hudson Valley, trans issues, school uniforms and euthanasia.

Heart breaking and hilarious, John sits with dear friend Lynne Versaci as she awaits a heart diagnosis and confront mortality. They then fix Gramercy's college housing and take a call from Lynne's friend and explore why she's bitter.

The first musical guests in the new studio! Krisha & Jon perform from their EP and talk depression, marriage counseling, three pairs of prom shoes and back pain.

Show friend and real friend Brenda Moore returns to Home From Here to talk about what her criteria for a man in her life would be (he has to be able to feed her when the grid is down), her journey as a musician, and the friends and musicians we have in common.

After her Veteran son Daniel passed away from a drug related infection, Stephanie Keegan has become a relentless advocate for Veteran's rights and benefits.