Susie Singer Carter is exposing the harsh realities of long-term care facilities. We discussed the importance of being advocates and how medical professionals often ‘gaslight’ patients and their caregivers.
They also address the concerning health risks associated with obesity, emphasizing its status as an epidemic and its correlation with long-term ailments like diabetes, heart disease, and joint complications.
She elaborates on her identity as pansexual and explains the concept of gender fluidity. Additionally, Dani sheds light on the discrimination faced by transgender individuals within the LGBTQ+ community.
Dani reflects on her personal experience, noting that while her mother accepted her relatively…
We also explore the importance of trusting one’s instincts about their body’s health and advocating for oneself in healthcare. Tonya discusses the inception of her podcast, Power Pantaloons, aimed at supporting others facing cancer, and underscores the significance of education and advocacy in…
Betsy’s encourages listeners, especially those in VFW or other veterans groups, to join forces with Veteran’s Last Patrol to befriend, honor, and support veterans during their final patrol on earth. Also discussed the importance of honoring and remembering our veterans in their time…
She highlights the workshops available onboard, tailored to assist caregivers, as well as the therapeutic benefits of music and art for both caregivers and their loved ones. Recognizing the need for caregivers to have time for themselves, Kathryn assures that trained staff are…
During our conversation, Dr. John J. Berger delves into the motivations behind his latest work, “Solving The Climate Crisis: Frontline Reports From the Race to Save the Earth.”
Through her debut fiction work, Ann endeavors to offer readers a deeper understanding of the evolution of science and technology, prompting reflection on the profound impact of technological advancements on our world.
The conversation touches on the importance of mental health awareness, reflecting on the closure of mental health facilities in New Jersey during the Nineties and the ensuing repercussions. Despite life’s adversities, George finds solace in solitude and reconnecting with nature.
Stuart emphasizes the importance of authenticity, encouraging aspiring storytellers to resist self-censorship, seek out like-minded individuals, attend classes, and diligently record their ideas.