A Touch of Grey

Carole Marks with Lisa M. Cini (Hive)Carole Marks with Joe Yogerst (How to Hit the Road)Carole Marks (COVID) Lisa M. Cini provides steps for nursing homes to follow to ensure their residents are protected and comfortable.  Joe YogerstBuckle up for the road trip of a lifetime: 100 epic journeys through all 50 states and 10 Canadian provinces offering thousands of sites and roadside attractions along the way. A sequel to the best-selling 50 States, 5,000 Ideas.      

Stephen T. Sinatra is a board-certified cardiologist specializing in integrative medicine. He is also a certified bioenergetic psychotherapist. He has published journal articles on cholesterol and coenzyme.

Ian Anderson has teamed up with his friend, German-Hungarian musician Leslie Mandoki, on a song that honours essential workers during the Covid-19 crisis. We Say Thank You is a dedication to everyone on the frontline, from the doctors to grocery store workers, in the unbelievable Coronavirus battle. Segment 1: Michael Harrison with Heidi Harris (COVID-19) LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Heidi Harris thought she could make it through today's show on AM 670 KMZQ. Segment 2: Carole Marks (COVID-19)Segment 3: Michael Harrison with Leslie Mandoki (We Say Thank You)Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Megisms)

Dr. Steven Kussin, physician and a pioneer in the Shared Decision movement, takes readers through the steps of how to avoid the many pitfalls of unnecessary and sometimes even dangerous medical care.The American healthcare system is subsidized by its services to healthy people. The goal as it is for any business is to encourage people to become consumers by creating an emotionally-fueled demand for things that are suddenly and urgently needed. It's hard to make healthy people well; it's easy to make them sick. Segment 1: Carole Marks with Dr. Steven Kussin (The Slippery Slope of Health Care: Why Bad Things Happen to Healthy Patients and How to Avoid Them) Part 1Segment 2: Carole Marks with Dr. Steven Kussin (The Slippery Slope of Health Care: Why Bad Things Happen to Healthy Patients and How to Avoid Them) Part 2Segment 2: Carole Marks with Dr. Steven Kussin (The Slippery Slope of Health Care: Why Bad Things Happen to Healthy Patients and How to Avoid Them) Part 3Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Megisms)

Segment 1: Carole Marks with Charles Garfield PhD (Our Wisdom Years: Growing Older with Joy, Fulfillment, Resilience, and No Regrets) Part 1Segment 2: Carole Marks with Charles Garfield PhD (Our Wisdom Years: Growing Older with Joy, Fulfillment, Resilience, and No Regrets) Part 2Segment 2: Michael Harrison with Becky Sue Epstein (Strong, Sweet and Dry: A Guide to Vermouth, Port, Sherry, Madeira and Marsala)Segment 4: Carole Marks (COVID-19)

How can a smartwatch help patients with diabetes manage their disease? Why can't patients find out prices for surgeries and other procedures before they happen? How can researchers speed up the decade-long process of drug development? How will "Precision Medicine" impact patient care outside of cancer? What can doctors, hospitals, and health systems do to ensure they are maximizing high-value care? How can healthcare entrepreneurs find success in this data-driven market? Segment 1: Carole Marks with Harry Glorikian (MoneyBall Medicine: Thriving in the New Data-Driven Healthcare Market) Part 1Segment 2: Carole Marks with Harry Glorikian (MoneyBall Medicine: Thriving in the New Data-Driven Healthcare Market) Part 2Segment 3: Carole Marks with Marlena Uhrik (The Secret Sauce of Downsizing: The Complete Guide for Living with Less and Loving It More)Segment 4: Carole Marks (COVID-19)

Segment 1: Carole Marks with Chris Ordesa (Attainable Sustainable: The Lost Art of Self-Reliant Living) Part 1Segment 2: Carole Marks with Chris Ordesa (Attainable Sustainable: The Lost Art of Self-Reliant Living) Part 2Segment 3: Carole Marks (Coronavirus)Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Megisms)

Segment 1: Carole Marks with Dr. Sunita Puri (That Good Night: Life and Medicine in the Eleventh Hour) Part 1Segment 2: Carole Marks with Dr. Sunita Puri (That Good Night: Life and Medicine in the Eleventh Hour) Part 2Segment 3: Carole Marks with Dr. Sunita Puri (That Good Night: Life and Medicine in the Eleventh Hour) Part 3Segment 4: Carole Marks (Covid-19)

Segment 1: Carole Marks with BJ Kittredge (How Seniors Are Saving the World: Retirement Activism to the Rescue!) Part 1 Segment 2: Carole Marks with BJ Kittredge (How Seniors Are Saving the World: Retirement Activism to the Rescue!) Part 2 Segment 3: Carole Marks with Ann Druyan (Cosmos: Possible Worlds) Segment 4: Dick Morris, former Clinton adviser (DickMorris.com), Carole Marks (Coronavirus nursing home crisis) Dick Morris

 1: Carole Marks with David M. Rubenstein (The Carlyle Group)2: Carole Marks with Dr. Jordan Geller (Thyroid Health)3: Michael Harrison with Pamela Garber (Age Discrimination)4: Meg McDonald (Megisms) Meg McDonald is enjoying a second career as a talk radio commentator.

1: Carole Marks with Kathleen O'Keefe-Kavanos (The Queen of Dreams that Improve Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships)  2: Carole Marks with Kathleen O'Keefe-Kavanos (The Queen of Dreams that Improve Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships)    For More information about Kathleen O'Keefe-Kavanos 3: Carole Marks with Dr. Jacqueline Obanni (Women and Heart Disease: The Real Story).   Heart disease remains the number one killer of women in the United States. It kills more women than breast and lung cancer combined. This book aims to educate women about heart disease, risk factors, signs and symptoms of a heart atack. It also teacshes lifestyle habits that can be adopted to prevent heart disease.  4: Meg McDonald (An eye out the window)

How to survive the digital revolution without getting trampled: your guide to online mindfulness, digital self-empowerment, cybersecurity, creepy ads, trustworthy information, and more.  Taking a cue from the famous World War II morale-boosting slogan (“Keep Calm and Carry On”), Gus Andrews shows us how to adapt the techniques our ancestors used to survive hard times, so we can live our best lives online. Dr Andrews has been tracking warnings about digital privacy and security issues for over a decade.  For more information about Dr. “Gus” Andrews 1: Carole Marks with Dr. Gillian "Gus" Andrews (Keep Calm and Log On) 2: Carole Marks with Dr. Gillian "Gus" Andrews (Keep Calm and Log On)    3: Carole Marks with Molly Carmel (The Beacon Program)  Molly Carmel, LCSW the Founder and Director of The Beacon Programs in New York City, an outpatient program helping people with compulsive overeating, food addiction and eating disorders find permanent solutions.  4: Meg McDonald (Full of Megisms)

The Rabbit Effect: Live Longer, Happier, and Healthier with the Groundbreaking Science of Kindness

Segment 1: Michael Harrison with Mike Gallagher (Salem Radio Network) Part 1Segment 2: Michael Harrison with Mike Gallagher (Salem Radio Network) Part 2Segment 3: Michael Harrison with David Clayton Thomas (Blood, Sweat, and Tears) Part 1Segment 4: Michael Harrison with David Clayton Thomas (Blood, Sweat, and Tears) Part 2

Segment 1: Carole Marks with Matt Petersen (Managing Type 2 Diabetes For Dummies) Part 1Segment 2: Carole Marks with Matt Petersen (Managing Type 2 Diabetes For Dummies) Part 2Segment 3: Carole Marks with David Anderson (Bar-Bar-A Automatic Livestock Drinkers)Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Changes)

Younger aging: Filled with science, suggestions for gentle daily movement, natural remedies and modern wisdom, Super Ager is a practical and concise guide to optimal aging. Carole Marks with Ann Druyan (Cosmos: Possible Worlds This sequel to Carl Sagan's blockbuster continues the electrifying journey through space and time, connecting with worlds billions of miles away and envisioning a future of science tempered with wisdom. Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Megisms)

Segment 1: Carole Marks with David M. Rubenstein (The American Story) “With his legendary passion for American history, David Rubenstein's conversations with scholars and authors bring our country's story to life in a new way. The American Story illuminates the humanity, motivations, and lesser-known stories behind some of our country's most notable leaders with lessons that are important for all of us today.”—Bill Gates Segment 2: Carole Marks with Dr. Jordan Geller (Thyroid Health)Segment 3: Michael Harrison with Pamela Garber (Relationship Counselor)Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Megisms)

When you find yourself lost in the midlife maze after a significant loss in your life, you realize that certain plans may not work out for you. You still can choose hope. You can turn yourself to move forward in a positive direction.   Carole Marks with Janice Clark Johnston (Midlife Maze) Part 1Segment 3: Carole Marks with Dr. Santo Marabella (The Practical Prof) The Practical Prof's mission is to help employees and their employers renew their spirit and recharge their energy so employee satisfaction and productivity can flourish once again. Written specifically to inspire, challenge complacency and provide effective practical strategies to achieve greater personal achievement. Segment 4: Meg McDonald (Megisms)

    Carole Marks talks to Dr. Flor Munoz, Infectious Disease Specialist with Baylor College of Medicine in Houston and Medical Advisor for Families Fighting Flu, along with Tash Haynes, a 37-year-old who was hospitalized for 16 days in January 2017 from complications of the flu. Latasha Haynes was 34 when she almost died of the flu last year. What started as a little coughing and fatigue ended with two blood transfusions and a diagnosis of congestive heart failure weeks later. Flu had damaged her heart muscles and the saclike tissue around them. She survived, but just barely, and it took her months to recover. Joshua Philipp is an award-winning investigative reporter and a senior editor at The Epoch Times. He is a recognized expert on unrestricted warfare, asymmetrical hybrid warfare, subversion, and historical perspectives on today's issues. His 10-plus years of research and investigations on the Chinese Communist Party, subversion, and related topics gives him unique insight into the global threat and political landscape. Meg McDonald (Megisms)  

Toby S. Edelman has been representing older people in long-term care facilities since 1977. As a Senior Policy Attorney with the Center for Medicare Advocacy since January 2000, Ms. Edelman provides training, research, policy analysis, consultation, and litigation support relating to nursing homes and other long-term care facilities. The Center for Medicare Advocacy's mission is to advance access to comprehensive Medicare coverage and quality health care for older people and people with disabilities by providing exceptional legal analysis, education, and advocacy.