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143 Episodes

Sir Ridley Scott—The Kingdom of Heaven #101 [TV-G]
A master of epic cinematic storytelling, Scott has helmed such acclaimed films as Blade Runner, Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, Alien, and Matchstick Men, using imagined worlds or historical events as backdrops for intimate human dramas. His latest film, Kingdom of Heaven, brings to life the titanic struggle for the soul of Jerusalem during the Crusades. Though set more than 1,000 years ago, its tale reflects a struggle over the Holy Land that continues to this day.

Coach John Wooden—Wooden on Leadership #102 [TV-G]
John Wooden is the legendary college basketball coach who led UCLA to 10 national championships, including 88 straight victories and four perfect seasons. He was awarded the Presidential Medal of Honor and was named Coach of the Century by ESPN. In his book Wooden on Leadership, he explains that his ultimate goal was not to win, but to teach that success is the peace of mind that comes from knowing you made the effort to become the best you can be.

John O'Donohue—Beauty, the Invisible Embrace #103 [TV-G]
John O'Donohue is a doctor of philosophical theology from Ireland. His book Beauty, the Invisible Embrace invites readers to attain new heights of passion and creativity by seeking out the awe, wonder, and eternal grace that lie between the lines of everyday life.

Randall Wallace—Love and Honor #104 [TV-G]
Wallace wrote the Academy Award-winning film Braveheart, wrote and directed The Man in the Iron Mask, and wrote the screenplay and novel Pearl Harbor. He discusses those films as well as his recent novel set during the American Revolutionary War, Love and Honor.

Erica Jong—Sappho's Leap #105 [TV-None]
Erica Jong discusses her novel Sappho's Leap, an epic romantic adventure starring the famed Greek Singer Sappho.

Suzanne Somers—The Sexy Years #106 [TV-None]
In her book The Sexy Years, Suzanne Somers issues an inspiring call to combine the wisdom of age with the vitality of youth.

Robert Waller—High Plains Tango #107 [TV-None]
Robert Waller talks about his follow-up to the best-selling The Bridges of Madison County: a haunting, evocative story of another small town entitled High Plains Tango.

Walter Mosley—Little Scarlet #108 [TV-None]
Popular mystery author Walter Mosley discusses one of his Easy Rawlins adventures.

Peter Bogdanovich—Who the Hell's in It? #109 [TV-G]
Filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich shares his insights on 25 major film legends he respected, worked with, directed, and/or befriended. In his book Who the Hell's in It?, he draws on a lifetime of experience and understanding of the art of film to write about the actors he came to know and admire along the way.

Stephen J. Cannell—Cold Hit #110 [TV-None]
Stephen J. Cannell discusses his thriller Cold Hit, in which detective Shane Scully returns to solve a case that threatens to destroy everything he loves while exposing some deep-seated political, social, and judicial problems.

Gary Grossman—Executive Treason #111 [TV-None]
Former journalist, documentary filmmaker, and Emmy Award-winning television producer Gary Grossman discusses his political thriller Executive Treason.

Dallas Woodburn—3:00 a.m. #112 [TV-None]
At 18, Dallas Woodburn published a collection of short stories entitled 3:00 a.m. It's been featured in numerous magazines as well as the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, and the play she wrote for her high school production has appeared in a variety of national publications.

Michael Berman—Living Large #113 [TV-None]
Michael Berman served as deputy chief of staff for Vice President Walter Mondale and helped organize the last eight Democratic national conventions. In his book Living Large, he tackles a more personal subject: how it feels to live inside the body of a seriously overweight man.

Dr. Mimi Guaneri—The Heart Speaks #114 [TV-None]
Dr. Mimi Guarneri is a cardiologist and the founder of the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine. In her book The Heart Speaks, she explores how healing the heart can have more to do with healing the mind and the soul.

Tab Hunter—Tab Hunter Confidential #115 [TV-None]
Tab Hunter made his mark as a star of stage, screen, and television and was an icon of the 1950s era. His autobiography Tab Hunter Confidential is a story not only of the making of a movie star and teen idol, but also of survival and perseverance.

Gail Sheehy—Sex and the Seasoned Woman #116 [TV-None]
In Sex and the Seasoned Woman, Sheehy tells stories of an intimate revolution taking place among the men and women of the Boomer generation.

Stephen Shapiro—Goal-Free Living #117 [TV-None]
Stephen Shapiro shares the philosophy behind his book Goal Free Living, which posits that a person can have an extraordinary life without having defined plans.

Robert Greene—The 33 Strategies of War #118 [TV-G]
Robert Greene's The 33 Strategies of War is a guide to playing and winning the subtle social games of everyday life using proven military principles.

Robert Zuckerman—Kindsight #119 [TV-G]
Robert Zuckerman is one of Hollywood's great still photographers. But in his book Kindsight, he shows his profound appreciation for the extraordinary nature of ordinary people.

Barbara Guggenheim—Decorating on eBay #120 [TV-G]
Art consultant Barbara Guggenheim has helped build collections for museums, corporations, and celebrities like Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg. In her photo book Decorating on e-Bay, she offers advice on how to turn your home into your dream house even if you don't have the bank account of a superstar.

Charles Holland and David Cochran—Breakthrough Business Results #121 [TV-G]
In their book Breakthrough Business Results, Charles Holland and David Cochran explain how multi-variable testing can dramatically improve any business, revolutionize decision making, and improve the quality of organizations as well as society as a whole.

Anne Taylor Fleming—As If Love Were Enough #122 [TV-None]
Anne Taylor Fleming, a nationally known journalist and essayist, discusses her novel As If Love Were Enough, a story of faith, infidelity, redemption, and forgiveness.

Mike Leonard—The Ride of Our Lives #123 [TV-None]
With engaging charm and keen insight, Leonard's The Ride of Our Lives tells the story of his own family's adventures while traveling the country in a pair of rented RVs.

Dr. Marty Olsen Laney—The Hidden Gifts of the Introverted Child #124 [TV-G]
Laney discusses how parents can help an introverted child grow up to be successful and well adjusted.

Kathy Freston—The One #125 [TV-G]
Kathy Freston's book The One offers advice on finding and keeping true soulmate love—the deepest emotional and spiritual connection two people can attain.

Joel Primack and Nancy Abrams—The View from the Center of the Universe #126 [TV-G]
Joel Primack is one of the world's leading cosmologists and an originator of the theory of cold dark matter. His wife, Nancy Abrams, is an innovative writer on the history and philosophy of science. Their book The View from the Center of the Universe evolved from a course they teach at the Universityof California in Santa Cruz and describes the universe and how we fit into it.

Mitch Albom (Journalist) Have A Little Faith #1101 [TV-G]

Matthew Weiner (Producer/Creator) Mad Men #1102 [TV-G]

Daphne Rose Kingma (Personal Coach) The Ten Things to Do When Your Life Falls Apart #1104 [TV-G]

Dean Koontz (Author) A Big Little Life #1105 [TV-G]

James Ellroy #1106 [TV-None]
Author James Ellroy is known for his riveting and intense novels like, L.A. Confidential, The Black Dahlia, and The Big Nowhere. With his candid memoir, The Hilliker Curse, he gives a soul-baring revelation of himself in his unique Ellroy manner.

Michael Palmer #1107 [TV-None]
Michael Palmer is a physician turned writer who is well familiar with the crossroads of politics and medicine. With his book, A Heartbeat Away, he shows what happens when those worlds collide with the security industrial complex and the potential danger lurking behind the scenes of securing America.

Bruce Eric Kaplan (The New Yorker Cartoonist & Producer of Six Feet Under)I Love You, I Hate You, I'm Hungry #1108 [TV-G]
For the second time in a decade Leonard Mlodinow and legendary physicist Stephen Hawking have teamed up to write about the ultimate issues we have contemplated since the beginning of time. With their book, The Grand Design, they question the conventional concepts of reality with mind boggling theories that challenge the deepest reality of our existence.

Wendy Walker (Sr. VP of CNN & Ex. Producer of Larry King Live) Producer #1109 [TV-G]
Andy Williams is one of the world's best loved singers and entertainers. He has entertained millions through his music and now with his memoir, Moon River and Me, Andy not only shares his triumphs and setbacks, but gives us insight into the life of a warm, generous, and always captivating gentleman.

Ted Gup (Chair of Journalism, Emerson) The Secret Gift #1110 [TV-G]
Ted Gup is chair of the Journalism Department at Emerson College. His book, A Secret Gift is an inspiring account of one of our country's most difficult periods, the Great Depression, but this is not a book of despair for it is filled with stories of Americans at their best in the worst of times.

Lauren Kessler #1111 [TV-G]
No relationship is as primal as that between mother and daughter and none as challenging when it comes to surviving the teenage years. With her book, My Teenage Werewolf, Lauren Kessler shares her and her daughter's struggle through this challenging time with an insightful, poignant, and candid look at this defining relationship in a woman's life.

Charles Fox (Grammy and Emmy award winning composer) Killing Me Softly #1112 [TV-G]
Dr. Judith Prager, with her book Verbal First Aid, details how words spoken in times of a crisis not only helps heal, but when applied correctly may also help you through difficulties later in life.

Harry Hamlin #1113 [TV-G]
Harry Hamlin became a household name after starring in the popular television series L.A. Law and now in a new reality show with his wife Lisa on TV Land. But with his book, Full Frontal Nudity, discover another side of this actor that People magazine once named, the sexiest man alive.

Robert Herbold (Coo of Microsoft) What's Holding You Back? #1114 [TV-G]
Robert Herbold is the former chief operating officer for Microsoft and now managing director of the Herbold group. During his seven years as COO of Microsoft the company experienced a sevenfold increase in profits. But the bottom line is not the only line. With his book, What's Holding You Back?, Robert spells out the core principles that face individuals in order to guide themselves and their organizations to innovative excellence.

Eli Holzman (Producer/Creator) Undercover Boss #1115 [TV-G]
Eli Holzman is one of the creators and executive producers of the TV phenomenon Undercover Boss. With his book, Undercover Boss, Eli takes us behind the scenes of the show and how it is changing the relationship between bosses and employees everywhere.

Rebecca Costa (Socio-Biologist) The Watchman's Rattle #1116 [TV-G]
Rebecca Costa is a socio-biologist whose expertise is spotting emerging trends and how they relate to human evolution. With her book, The Watchman's Rattle, Rebecca confronts our most pressing global issues from the environment to the economy and offers scientific and social solutions that are sure to provoke, engage and incite change.

Terri Cheney (Attorney) The Dark Side of Innocence #1117 [TV-G]
Terri Cheney wrote the bestselling memoir, Manic, about her life as a successful Beverly Hills attorney battling bi-polar disorder. With her latest book, The Dark Side of Innocence, Terri explores her tumultuous formative years, growing up with the disorder while suffering alone in secrecy and silence.

Erin Brockovich (Environmental Crusader) Rock Bottom #1118 [TV-G]
Erin Brockovich is the real life inspiration behind the Oscar-winning movie that bears her name. Her work as an internationally renowned advocate for environmentally troubled communities is legendary. With her book, Rock Bottom, Erin combines passion, intensity and her real life experiences to show how people joining together to save their community, also helps restore the American dream.

Leonard Mlodinow (Physicist) The Grand Design #1119 [TV-G]
For the second time in a decade Leonard Mlodinow and legendary physicist Stephen Hawking have teamed up to write about the ultimate issues we have contemplated since the beginning of time. With their book, The Grand Design, they question the conventional concepts of reality with mind boggling theories that challenge the deepest notions of our existence.

Esmeraldo Santiago (Author) Conquistadora #1120 [TV-G]
Esmeralda Santiago was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico before journeying to New York City. Her book, Conquistadora, is also about a journey but this time about the trials and tribulations of a restless young Spanish woman who leaves her native home of Spain to come to Puerto Rico in the 1800s.

DR. JUDITH PRAGER #1121 [TV-G]
In Verbal First Aid Dr. Prager details how words spoken to a child in times of a crisis not only helps them heal in the moment, but when applied correctly also helps get them through the difficulties they may encounter later in life. These lessons, when applied to any adult, will deliver the same positive results.

Andy Williams (Singer) Moon River and Me #1122 [TV-G]
Andy Williams is one of the world's best loved singers and entertainers. Andy has entertained millions through his music and now with his memoir, Moon River and Me, he not only shares his triumphs and setbacks, but gives us insight into the life of a warm, generous, and always captivating gentleman.

Elaine Hall (Autism Coach) Now I See The Moon #1123 [TV-G]
Elaine Hall's work with autistic children was profiled in the Emmy Award-winning HBO documentary, Autism: The Musical. The organization she founded, The Miracle Project, uses the performing arts to connect with autistic children, but often times the lessons learned will apply to us all. With her book, Now I See the Moon, discover a story of hope, faith, and miracles.

Lauren Kessler (Journalism Professor) My Teenage Werewolf #1124 [TV-G]
No relationship is as primal as that between mother and daughter and none as challenging when it comes to surviving the teenage years. With her book, My Teenage Werewolf, Lauren Kessler shares her and her daughter's struggle through this challenging time with an insightful, poignant, and candid look at this defining relationship in a woman's life.

Dee Wallace (Actress) Bright Light #1125 [TV-G]
Dee Wallace has over 130 film credits including her breakthrough role as the mom in Steven Spielberg's film E.T. With her book, Bright Light, she lets us in on the spiritual lessons she learned for a life in acting.

Sir Ken Robinson (Knighted Creativity Teacher) Out of Our Minds #1126 [TV-G]
Sir Ken Robinson was knighted because of his ground breaking work on creativity and education. With his book, Out of Our Minds, he once again offers a groundbreaking approach to understanding creativity and how to foster it in education, business, and all of life.

Warren Bennis (Leadership Expert) Still Surprised #1127 [TV-G]
Warren Bennis is the distinguished professor of business at USC, and Chairman of the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard's Kennedy School. Considered by many to be the foremost authority on leadership, he has coached the top corporate CEO's and our nation's Presidents. Now, with his memoir, Still Surprised, he shares his life and knowledge of how true leaders come to be and the role they play in shaping organizations around the globe.

Garrett Burke #1128 [TV-G]
Garrett Burke is a graphic designer whose work is immersed in our pop culture. His designs are seen in everything from Star Trek to Star Wars and from James Bond to Harry Potter. And, almost everyone in the country has held his art work in their hand, for he is the designer of the California quarter. Now with his book, Quarterama, we see how an idea becomes design, and how our country's most valued ideals are expressed on the state quarters of our nation.

David Goyer #1129 [TV-G]
David Goyer co-wrote the acclaimed Batman Begins and its sequel The Dark Night. He is also the creator of Blade and wrote the screenplay for the upcoming new film Superman, Man of Steel. Now, along with his co-author Michael Cassutt, he gives us his first novel, Heaven's Shadow, a sci-fi thriller that explores some of humankind's deepest thoughts about life, consciousness, and the soul itself.

Carla Malden #1130 [TV-G]
Carla Malden co-wrote the acclaimed memoir, When Do I Start, with her dad, the great actor, Karl Malden. Now, sadly, her second memoir, Afterimage, is about her survival after the untimely death of her beloved husband.

Dean Buonomano #1131 [TV-G]
Dr. Buonomano is a professor in the Departments of Neurobiology and Psychology and The Brain Research Institute at UCLA. With his book, Brain Bugs, he provides insights into the brain's inherent imperfections, along with the tools to counteract them.

Rebecca Gladding (Psychiatrist) You Are Not Your Brain #1132 [TV-G]
Dr. Rebecca Gladding is a clinical instructor and attending psychiatrist at the UCLA Resnik Neuropsychiatric Hospital and the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. With her book, You Are Not Your Brain, co-written with the renowned psychiatrist Dr. Jeffrey Schwartz, she explains why we sometimes feel like we have lost control of our own thoughts and feelings, and how we can tap into our inner mind to lead a more fulfilling and empowered life.

Dennis Palumbo (Screenwriter/Psychologist) Writing from the Inside Out #1133 [TV-G]
With his acclaimed book, Writing from the Inside Out, author Dennis Palumbo reveals that you already have everything you need within yourself to create your best work. This book is not just for writers, but for anyone who may get caught up fighting emotional barriers no matter what career or journey they are on.

Kamran Khavarni #1134 [TV-G]
Kamran Khavarani is a world-renowned artist and father of Abstract Romanticism. Meet Kamran and his paintings, and learn why Professor Albert Boime, one of the foremost social art historians, called his work: "Art for a new humanity."

Thomas Moore #1135 [TV-G]
Thomas Moore is a renowned psychotherapist and theologian whose best-selling book, Care of the Soul, has touched the lives of millions around the world. His new book, Care of the Soul in Medicine, details how important a role your soul plays in your health and also acts as a healing guide for patients, families, and the people who care for them.

John Bryant #1136 [TV-G]
John Bryant is the chairman and CEO of Operation Hope. He is a philanthropic entrepreneur who founded America's first nonprofit banking organization and recognized as a world wide leader for his work in empowering low wealth communities. With his book, Love Leadership, John pioneers the new way to lead in a fear-based world.

Steven Sisgold #1137 [TV-G]
The author and therapist discusses how to incorporate the heart, gut, and mind to achieve wellness.

Khaled Hosseini (Author) The Kite Runner (Graphic Novel) #1138 [TV-G]
The Kite Runner was an international sensation that dominated all bestseller lists for more than two years and was then made into a internationally hit film. Now, author Khaled Hosseini gives us a graphic novel based on his beloved story.

Mark Frost (Author) Game Six #1139 [TV-G]
With his latest book, Game Six, Mark Frost takes us behind the scenes of what many consider the greatest baseball game ever played.

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Nicholas Meyer (Director) The View from the Bridge #1201 [TV-G]
The screenwriter and director sheds light on show business in his book The View from the Bridge.

Bryan Batt (Actor) Big, Easy Style #1202 [TV-G]
The Mad Men actor and author shows how designing your own space brings out the passion in your life.

Linda Evans (Actress) Recipes for Life #1203 [TV-G]
In her book Recipes for Life, actress Linda Evans shares her joy for cooking as well the wisdom she gained throughout her life journey.

Al Checchi (Entrepreneur) The Change Maker #1204 [TV-G]
Al Checchi was instrumental in transforming the Marriott Corporation, Disney, and Northwest Airlines. With his book, The Change Maker, Al demonstrates how one person can make a difference.

Dyan Cannon #1205 [TV-G]
In her book Dear Cary, Dyan Cannon shares details of her marriage to screen legend Cary Grant.

Ron Marasco #1206 [TV-G]
With their book, About Grief, author Ron Marasco and co-author Brian Shuff look at the insights learned from grief, transformations made, and the intensifications of love.

Mike Rose #1207 [TV-G]
In his book, Why School?, Mike Rose, a professor in the UCLA Graduate School of Education, explores what it means to be educated and how we need to re-think our notions of intelligence and schooling.

Elaine Hall (Autism Specialist) Seven Keys to Unlock Autism #1208 [TV-G]
With her newest book, Seven Keys to Unlock Autism, co-written with Diane Isaacs, author Elaine Hall offers parents and specifically teachers, techniques to reach these seemingly unreachable children.

Tim Vanderhook (Ceo of Myspace) Rebuilding Myspace #1209 [TV-G]
Tim Vanderhook owns one of the largest internet advertising companies in the world. His recent purchase of MySpace along with Justin Timberlake gives them a front row seat in the "social networking" arena. He discusses rebuilding a brand and how important having a "vision" is to building a business.

Dr. John Izzo (Philosopher/Psychologist) Stepping Up #1210 [TV-G]
John Izzo is a philosopher, psychologist, and motivational speaker. With his book, Stepping Up, he shares the key to a great career, a great workplace, and better relationships.

Dennis Palumbo (Therapist) Fever Dreams #1211 [TV-G]
Dennis Palumbo is a therapist who specializes in dealing with creative minds. With his latest novel, Fever Dream, we see just how close fiction can mirror reality when it comes to how humans feel and behave.

William Pack (Former Wall Street Executive) The Bottom of the Sky #1212 [TV-G]
Author William Pack brings the worlds of Wall Street and Main Street together in his novel Bottom of the Sky.

Gary Small, M.D. (Director of UCLA's Longevity Center) The Alzheimer's Prevention Program #1213 [TV-G]
Dr. Gary Small shows how you can keep your brain healthy with The Alzheimer's Prevention Program.

Nancy Ellen Abrams - The New Universe and the Human Future (Astropysicist) #1214 [TV-G]
Nancy Abrams and Joel Primack combine their talents to present a new picture of the universe.

Gary Szenderski - Book of SZEN (Marketing and Branding Expert/Writer) #1215 [TV-G]
Gary Szenderski is an internationally acclaimed branding expert, writer, and proponent for positive change in business and in our individual lives. With his newest work, Book of Szen, Szenderski believes that change is in the air.

Gary Szenderski (Marketing and Branding Expert/Writer) Book of SZEN #1216 [TV-G]
Dr. Mlodinow returns with his latest book, Subliminal, about how your unconscious mind rules your behavior.

Meredith Baxter - Untied (Actress) #1217 [TV-G]
In her memoir Untied, Baxter writes of her personal struggles with an engaging sense of perspective.

Jim Abbott - Imperfect (Baseball Pitcher) #1218 [TV-G]
The former big league pitcher born without a right hand shares his story in his insightful memoir.

William Crano - The Rules of Influence #1219 [TV-G]
The professor of psychology provides the tools to overcome great odds and triumph despite adversity.

Robert Greene - The 50th Law (Philosopher) #1220 [TV-G]
Robert Greene's The 50th Law is an insightful look at fear and what we must do to respond to it.

Dr. David Simon - Free to Love, Free to Heal #1221 [TV-G]
Dr. Simon shows how to identify and release the core beliefs that contribute to emotional distress.

Mark Shriver - A Good Man (son of Sargent Shriver and Eunice Kennedy) #1222 [TV-G]
With his book, A Good Man, Mark Shriver rediscovers his father Sargent Shriver's true legacy.

Richard Bronson - The War at the Shore (Business Entrepreneur) #1223 [TV-G]
Richard Bronson, chairman and founder of U.S. Digital Gaming, gives the inside scoop of the true battle for a Boardwalk Empire in his book, The War at the Shore.

Jeffrey Bennett - Beyond Ufos (Astrophysicist) #1224 [TV-G]
Astrophysicist Dr. Jeffrey Bennett discusses his book Beyond UFOS about why the very quest to find alien life can help us grow up as a species.

Stephen Mitchell - The Second Book of the Tao (Philosopher) #1225 [TV-G]
With his latest work, The Second Book of the Tao, Stephen Mitchell brings ancient eastern wisdom to a modern western world to show us what it means to live in harmony with the way things are today.

Terri Cheney (Attorney) Manic #1226 [TV-G]
Beverly Hills entertainment attorney Terri Cheney discusses battling her debilitating bipolar disorder.

Adam Michaelson (Banker/Financer) The Foreclosure of America #1227 [TV-G]

Robert & Emi Kiyosaki (Financial Guru & Buddhist Nun) Rich Brother, Rich Sister #1228 [TV-G]

Victor Villasenor (Author) Crazy Loco Love #1229 [TV-G]

Sandy Owen (Pianist) Alternating Hands #1230 [TV-G]

Mike Farrell - Just Call Me Mike #1231 [TV-G]

Leonard Susskind - The Black Hole War #1232 [TV-G]

Janis Ian - Society's Child #1233 [TV-G]

Rabbi David Wolpe - Why Faith Matters #1234 [TV-G]

Alison Armstrong - Making Sense of Men #1235 [TV-G]

Father Brett Hoover - Comfort #1236 [TV-G]
An atlas for the body and the soul is highlighted.

Joseph Grenny - Influencer #1237 [TV-G]
A look at economics and how we got to where we are is highlighted.

Robert Greene - Mastery #1238 [TV-G]
The cognitive neuroscience researcher sheds light on free will and the science of the brain.

Trevor Blake - Three Simple Steps #1239 [TV-G]
Rakesh Sarin author of Engineering Happiness discusses a new approach for building a joyful life.

Rakesh Sarin (Professor of Management) Engineering Happiness #1301 [TV-G]
Rakesh Sarin shows how to solve the quest for a more blissful existence in Engineering Happiness.

Joyce Appleby (Historian) - The Relentless Revolution #1302 [TV-G]
Dr. Joyce Appleby is one of our country's most accomplished historians. Her book, The Relentless Revolution, examines the history of capitalism and how it reshaped the world.

Larry Elder (Radio Host) - Dear Father, Dear Son #1303 [TV-G]
Larry Dean is one of the chief proponents of the Bakersfield, Honky Tonk sound and is a strong presence within the West Coast country music scene. He is on a mission to spread the soulful poetic Honky Tonk sound to a new generation.

Garry Ridge (CEO of WD-40 Company) - Helping People Win at Work #1304 [TV-G]

Patti Davis (Daughter of the Reagans) - The Lives Our Mothers Leave Us #1305 [TV-G]
The daughter of Ronald and Nancy Reagan discusses her book The Lives Our Mothers Leave Us.

Larry Dean - West Coast Honky Tonk #1306 [TV-G]
The country music singer-songwriter is on a mission to spread the soulful poetic Honky Tonk sound.

Maynard Webb - Rebooting Work #1307 [TV-G]
The former COO of eBay shares his knowledge on how to transform how you work.

Gary Grossman - Executive Command #1308 [TV-G]
The political fiction writer once again creates a fictional situation that is very close to reality.

William Friedkin - The Friedkin Connection #1309 [TV-G]
The Oscar-winning director of The Exorcist and The French Connection discusses his memoir.

Joseph Wambaugh - Hollywood Crows #1310 [TV-G]
The master of the modern police novel takes us behind the badge into the heart of his characters.

Mack Dryden - Fluffing The Concrete #1311 [TV-G]
The stand-up comic and TV writer shows us how to make the most out of even the worst situation.

Ken Lindner (Pyschologist) - Your Killer Emotions #1312 [TV-G]
Groundbreaking process for mastering your emotions and modifying your behavior.

Mark Geragos and Pat Harris (Attorneys) - Mistrial #1313 [TV-G]
Two well known defense attorneys provide an inside look at how the criminal justice system works.

Christopher Phillips (Philosopher) - Constitution Cafe #1314 [TV-G]
A blueprint for how to draw from our rebellious past to incite meaningful change today is shared.

John Densmore (Co-founder of iconic rock group, THE DOORS) - The Doors Unhinged #1315 [TV-G]
A look at the legacy of Jim Morrison and what has happened to The Doors.

James Kouzes - The Leadership Challenge #1316 [TV-G]
James Kouzes discusses his book, The Leadership Challenge, about becoming a leader.

Jared Diamond (Pulitzer Prize Winning Author - The World Until Yesterday #1317 [TV-G]
Scientist and author Jared Diamond discusses what we can learn from traditional societies.

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