Is it possible to prevent and treat cancer with natural medicine? Today’s guest, Dr. Michael Murray, absolutely knows it is possible! Dr. Murray is one of the world’s leading authorities on natural medicine. In today’s interview, he shares his research and investigation of natural remedies and winning the war over cancer. Dr. Murray has published more than 40 books featuring natural approaches to health. His research into the health benefits of proper nutrition is the foundation for a best-selling line of dietary supplements from Natural Factors, where he is Director of Product Development. He is a graduate, former faculty member, and serves on the Board of Regents of Bastyr University in Seattle, Washington. Info: DoctorMurray.com
Do you oftentimes feel afraid to speak your truth? Are you brave enough to speak out? Lisa continues her conversation today with “Champion of Change,” best-selling author, speaker, transformational coach, and spiritual leader Cynthia James. Women worldwide (and men, too!) often find themselves feeling a sense of fear as they begin to find their voice and express themselves. Together they talk about authenticity and speaking from your heart. They discuss various artforms including singing, writing, dancing, and how these are all courageous ways to step out and express your beliefs. We must know that our voice is important, yet not everyone will agree with what we are saying. Everyone wants freedom of expression. We can be united in knowing how to express our needs and offer our gifts, so that we can feel heard, and can unite as part of the greater human family. It’s time now for us to call forth this interconnectivity and answer the call. Her latest book is, “Does My Voice Matter? – A Journey of Self-Discovery, Authenticity, & Empowerment.” This is Part 2 of the interview. Info: CynthiaJames.net
Would you like to know about a simple, easy-to-follow plan to create prosperity in all areas of your life? Then today’s interview is for you! Spiritual teacher and author Emmanuel Dagher is on the show to talk about his latest book, "Easy Breezy Prosperity." He’ll help you define or redefine what prosperity means, tell you about the five foundations for a more joyful, abundant life, and help you understand the secret to attracting prosperity into your life now. Emmanuel is a transformation specialist, wellness practitioner, and inspirational teacher who works with people from all walks of life – from heads of state and Fortune 500 companies to your everyday next-door neighbor. He’s the author of the international bestselling book “Easy Breezy Miracle.” Emmanuel also serves as a global humanitarian who is devoted to assisting with anchoring more peace, well-being, and compassion in the world. Info: EmmanuelDagher.com
Do you feel sometimes that your voice is not heard? Do you feel afraid to speak out? Women worldwide (and men, too!) often find themselves feeling a sense of fear as they begin to find their voice and speak their truth. So how can you use your voice without feeling afraid or reluctant? Today’s guest, known as a “Champion of Change,” is best-selling author, speaker, transformational coach, and spiritual leader Cynthia James. Today she discusses the importance of using your voice and how it takes great courage to step out and state your beliefs. She talks about what it means to be connected as one human family. It’s time now for us to call forth this interconnectivity and answer the call. We must know that our voice is important, yet not everyone will agree with what we are saying. People are using their voice, their expression, and taking to the streets to address those in power, but does the marching matter? Is it making a difference? We are witnessing two paradigms clash. People want freedom. We can be united in knowing how to express our needs and offer our gifts, so that we can feel heard, and can unite as part of the greater human family. Her latest book is, “Does My Voice Matter? – A Journey of Self-Discovery, Authenticity, & Empowerment.” This is Part 1 of the interview. Info: CynthiaJames.net
No matter how glamorous or successful someone may seem on the outside, each person does indeed have trials to overcome. No one’s life is perfect. Today’s guest is award-winning actress and author Linda Gray. To celebrate her 75th birthday, the “Dallas” star opens up about her life for the first time with her book “The Road to Happiness is Always Under Construction.” Listen as she shares with Lisa today her deeply personal stories and reveals how she’s learned to love every day as the blessing it is. Linda discusses the importance of 2 words -- “Choose Wisely.” She asks us to consider, ”How do you want to spend your time on Earth between birth and death?” She talks about success and what it truly means to her. It’s about being the very best person you can be as a human, every single day. Linda is an award-winning actress, an accomplished director, a former United Nations Ambassador and one of the world’s most recognized and admired stars. Her award-winning portrayal of ‘Sue Ellen,’ in the original TV series “Dallas,” brought her international fame and critical acclaim earning her an Emmy nomination for Best Actress and numerous international awards. She actively involves herself in charity work, including Meals On Wheels and supports many AIDS fundraisers. Info: lindagray.com.
Today’s guest, Sarah Klein, is a preeminent sexual abuse attorney at Manly, Stewart & Finaldi. A survivor of sexual abuse herself, Klein specializes in representing sexual abuse survivors. A former gymnast, she is the first known victim of former Olympic women’s gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar. She discusses how she overcame the trauma, while fueling her fight for justice not only for herself, but for others who have been abused. She talks about the warning signs that parents and teachers should look for, especially with younger children, and where to turn for help.
Klein is a fierce advocate for legal, cultural, and political change, actively spearheading the fight to extend the statute of limitations for abuse survivors across all 50 states. She regularly testifies in front of state legislative bodies and was among the small group of key and notable people invited to the Child Victims Act bill signing in New York.
Klein holds a J.D./M.B.A. and is an alumna of Columbia University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Global Entrepreneurship program. She sits on the Board of CHILD USAdvocacy and Yale University’s Sports Equity Lab, pursuing research that can inform policies around safe sporting environments and help fight abuse, in all forms, for all athletes.
She is the host of the podcast “Bar Fights: Taking on Issues that Matter.” Info: ManlyStewart.com
We’ve all heard about gut instinct, but what does it really mean? Today’s guest is neuroscientist, author, and coach, Joan C. King, Ph.D., Professor Emerita, Tufts University School of Medicine. Dr. King discusses the connection between our thought patterns and our cellular structure and gives us the scientific explanation of what it means to listen to your gut. She explains how all behavior starts with the cell. She has written a number of books including “Cellular Wisdom.” Dr. King served as Chair of the Department of Anatomy and Cellular Biology for the Schools of Medicine. She envisioned and created a Multimedia Resource Center on the Boston campus and also developed and directed the Center of Research in Reproduction at Tufts University from 1992-1997. Dr. King, who was formally a Dominican nun, has now been engaged in scientific studies for nearly half a century. In the course of her personal development, she began to utilize scientific principles as metaphors and tools to expand consciousness and the connection between our thought patterns and our cellular structure. Info: cellular-wisdom.com.
It’s easy to go into overwhelm when you watch the news --- the pandemic, school shootings, wars, inflation, division, and so much more. With everything happening in our world today, how do we not feel stress? Lisa continues the conversation today with guests Dr Sue Morter and Anat Baniel, who are experts in energy methods which help us to live abundantly healthy lives. International speaker, Master of Bio-Energetic Theory, and Quantum Field visionary, Dr. Sue Morter utilizes the embodiment of high-frequency energy patterns to activate full human potential. Today she discusses the relationship of quantum science and energy medicine and how it is possible to elevate human consciousness into life mastery. She is the best-selling author of “The Energy Codes: The 7-Step System to Awaken Your Spirit, Heal Your Body, and Live Your Best Life.” Dr. Sue talks about techniques to activate untapped energy and neurocircuitry in the body, empower hidden potential, and become one’s true, essential self. Anat Baniel, founder of Anat Baniel Method®NeuroMovement®, has developed a method, supported by brain science, that intentionally and powerfully taps into our brain’s enormous potential for change and learning throughout life. She has trained nearly 1000 practitioners and they have helped thousands of women and men overcome pain and limitations, increase physical freedom, develop an ever-growing creative and independent mind, and live authentically in their power. She is also internationally known for her groundbreaking and transformational work with children with special needs and their parents. Anat is the author of best-selling “Move Into Life: The Nine Essentials for Lifelong Vitality” and “Kids Beyond Limits.” Together Dr Sue and Anat share ways to remove the stress from our bodies and remind ourselves that we are not in immediate danger. By allowing ourselves to be in this present moment, right now, and slowing down our breath, we can overcome the tiredness and depletion of stress. We can operate more easily in our executive centers of our brains thereby leading to better decision-making, more creativity, higher energy, and balance overall as we move toward more vibrant vitality and optimal health. Info: DrSueMorter.com AND AnatBanielMethod.com.
We honor the recent passing of multi-bestselling author Lynn Andrews, in this interview originally taped in 2004. Considered a preeminent teacher in the field of personal development, Lynn Andrews is a 21st century shaman whose words reflect her path, a path of heart. She’ll give us perspectives on our history, where we are today, and where we are heading. She explores the idea of how we have to have pain in order to grow and how sometimes we do need to become conscious warriors. Lynn is the author of more than 20 books and her work explores the ancient teachings taught by the Sisterhood of the Shields which embrace the study of global shamanic cosmologies and sacred art technologies. Lynn’s foundational book, “Medicine Woman,” is now in its 46th printing and celebrating its 25th anniversary. Recently the entire internationally acclaimed “Medicine Woman” series was re-released, which offers her unique teachings to a new generation of women. Info: lynnandrews.com