Radio Shows

Hank Wallace will show you how to be “concise as news, precise as law.” Hank leads the seminar Write & Speak Like the News: 9 Journalism Skills to Transform Your Communication Skills. He was a reporter for New Jersey’s Middletown Courier and Red Bank Daily Register, he wrote the FCC’s plain-language newsletter and he’s a graduate of Columbia Law School.

Eli Coberly is a world traveler and seeker of truth through adventure. At seventeen fulfilled his dream, becoming an Army paratrooper. At twenty, he was honorably discharged and began his search for a new dream. Eli’s writing has taken him worldwide to explore a few of the bigger questions of our human existence, and his prophetic worldview combines military service, counterculture, and the anthropology and archeology of the world’s religious symbols. He has studied the migration of the indigenous and ingested their medicine, absorbed their art, and embodied their cosmovision. In War in the Hearts of Men, Eli’s book, he details his lifelong quest to understand the Maya culture and its impact on the present. He shares his discovery of artistry of stone-carved symbols on the heels of his extensive travels to Central and South America. Coberly contrasts contemporary life with the past as he explores spiritual rituals that formed the framework of the ancient Maya culture. War in the Hearts of Men, which identifies and interprets the historical ideologies that suppressed the feminine, displayed the cultural imbalances caused by rampant colonialism, and resulted in the subjugation of Native populations over many centuries, furthers the journey onward for enlightenment sought by those wise enough to learn from the past.

More will be revealed! March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Join us to help the medical profession, caregivers, and other survivors to understand the near and long term effects of these injuries. Focus on Financial Fitness!

Fascinating Granddaughter of a Mormon Pioneer Reveals Her Own Harrowing Story of Fleeing from Fundamentalist Mormon Control in her Book “Escape Prisons of the Mind. This is Kaziah’s Journey to Freedom. Kaziah Hancock is here to discuss Project Compassion. Powerful painted portraits of Americans killed in action as Memorials for the Fallen Hero’s Families & the Power of Giving Back. To date, 2,733 Moving Portraits of Soldiers, Police Killed on the Job and Firefighters.

Join Kim and Simon to discuss current events, and matters of life and the brain. Looking back, moving forward. Great to be able to resume our “Simon Says” segment!

Happy Valentine’s Day – Love Yourself, So You Can Love Others 🙂 Spread the Love!

Dr Mario Romanas is welcomed tonight to talk about Adaptive Disorder. Adjustment aka Adaptive disorder is an excessive reaction to a stressful or traumatic event. Stressors could be a relationship issue, job problem, health change, or any other negative or positive life event.

Join Kim and Caren for a discussion on matters of the brain, and matters of life. After our injury, our self esteem (among other things) can be compromised. Tonight we’ll be discussing strengths, skills, resilience, and the fact that there IS Life after TBI. Enjoy Valentine’s Day – Treat yourself to something special – Love takes many forms.

Kim, regular listener Ron and many others suffered the loss of a loved on this past year. If you are in the group, feel free to call and join us. The fact that grief from loss is a painful ongoing process goes without saying. One aspect not discussed quite as much is the “death business”, from the Dr’s, to mortuary, hospice, to SS, to insurance and much more. I heard things like “We prioritize you and your family’s wishes above all else.” Words like “compassionate, dignified, professional”… That didn’t ring true in practice, but mostly in the brochures and pamphlets. Join us for some harsh realities heaped on the death experience, which adds to the reality of the life experience.

Mike Clavet suffered a TBI and PTSD on June 23, 2004 and has been fighting and advocating since. He is a Speaker and Writer on Neurology and Brain Injuries, as well as Human Rights and Economics. Mike Petitions Governments for Human Rights and even files grievances against Judges ignoring Civil Rights. This show is a gathering place for anyone seeking recovery from the challenges of life on life’s terms. We discuss useful tools that have helped us lighten the load, of our journey through recovery. More will be revealed!

Join Caren and Kim with, Carole Starr about her journey back from brain injury, and how her life has changed. In 1999, Carole Starr sustained a brain injury in a car accident, which left her unable to return to her life as an educator and classical musician. Over time, Carole has reinvented herself. She’s now a national keynote speaker and the author of the award-winning book To Root & To Rise: Accepting Brain Injury.