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Join host Neil Haley for an emotional and inspiring conversation with comedian Jo Koy as he celebrates the release of his first Netflix special, "Live from Seattle." Koy opens up about the deeply personal journey that led to this career-defining moment, including the tearful phone call he received the day before Thanksgiving confirming Netflix had given him the green light. He describes staying awake until 1:01 a.m. on release night to watch his special premiere, marking the first time he's watched one of his own performances because of all the "blood, sweat, and tears" he poured into the project.Koy discusses why Netflix represents such a game-changing platform compared to his previous two specials on other networks, emphasizing how the content lives forever on Netflix's library shelf rather than being a one-night-only event. He reflects on his roots in Tacoma, Washington, where he fell in love with stand-up comedy watching legends like Eddie Murphy, Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, and Bill Cosby. Koy explains his natural gravitation toward family-style comedy, sharing stories about his mother, his son, and his own childhood experiences. He also addresses the evolving entertainment landscape, noting how comedians no longer need to wait for network deals but can produce their own content and bring it to platforms like Netflix for support and massive exposure.

Actor Atticus Shaffer joins host Neil Haley to celebrate the eighth season premiere of ABC's beloved sitcom "The Middle," where he plays the uniquely endearing character Brick Heck. Shaffer reveals the remarkable journey of growing up on television, having been part of the show since age 8 when the original pilot was filmed, and now at 18 years old, he's experiencing his character's transition into high school. He discusses how the writers have crafted compelling linear storylines that span multiple episodes this season, allowing Brick to mature and face new challenges as he tries to reinvent himself and fit in with a "clean slate" approach to high school life.Shaffer expresses deep gratitude for being on a show that promotes positive values and provides genuine role models for young viewers. He shares heartwarming stories about fans—both kids and adults—who tell him they look up to Brick because of his uniqueness and the way he handles situations by marching to the beat of his own drummer. The young actor also recounts the exciting experience of filming promotional spots with "The Goldbergs" cast, praising their kindness and down-to-earth nature in an industry where egos can often take over. Shaffer celebrates the show's move to Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. Eastern, explaining that ABC and Warner Brothers trust "The Middle" enough to anchor an entire new comedy block, helping newer shows succeed while honoring the veteran series that has become a fixture in American homes for nearly eight years.

In this inspiring episode co-hosted by Neil Haley and Dr. Christopher Hall, Heisman Trophy winner and former NBA player Charlie Ward shares his extraordinary journey as the only athlete ever to win college football's most prestigious award and go on to play professional basketball. Ward reflects on his upbringing in the small town of Thomasville, Georgia, where he learned essential values of integrity, accountability, teamwork, and commitment from his parents, coaches, and close-knit community. He describes the unique experience of competing hard against friends who attended rival schools, then remaining close off the field, and credits these early experiences with shaping his character and competitive spirit.Ward reveals the surprising origin of his dual-sport career at Florida State University, explaining that he was recruited solely for football but asked Coach Bobby Bowden if he could also play basketball. After proving himself in intramural games and summer leagues, teammates advocated for him to join the basketball team, and Coach Bowden made the unprecedented decision to allow Ward to practice with the basketball team full-time starting in October of his sophomore year. Ward discusses his decade-long NBA career with coaches like Pat Riley, Jeff Van Gundy, and Greg Popovich, and how a knee injury ended his playing days but opened doors to coaching through relationships he'd built by being a good teammate. Now coaching high school basketball in Tallahassee, hosting an ACC sports podcast, and actively involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Ward shares wisdom about handling adversity, maintaining faith as a foundation, and preparing yourself so that when opportunities arise, you're ready to walk through the door. He encourages listeners to check out his autobiography "The Athlete" for the complete story of challenges, setbacks, and triumphs beyond the accolades.

Undisputed boxing champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist Claressa Shields joins host Neil Haley to discuss her thrilling appearance on NBC's "The Titan Games" hosted by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. Shields, who was named one of Sports Illustrated's 50 fittest athletes in 2020, explains her remarkable boxing credentials: three-division world champion, undisputed nine-time world champion, all within just ten fights, plus two Olympic gold medals earned since age 17. She emphasizes that while she's been dominant in boxing since her teenage years, stepping onto "The Titan Games" obstacle course pushed her completely outside her comfort zone and tested her in ways that punching and defense never have.Shields reveals the fascinating dynamic of the show, where professional athletes like herself competed against highly accomplished everyday people—doctors who work out intensely, nurses who are also former Olympians, and other exceptional individuals who may not be household names but possess incredible athletic abilities. She shares humorous behind-the-scenes stories about the professional athletes banding together as a team, creating makeshift training equipment out of wood and water bottles to practice their form before competing. Shields also opens up about her training philosophy, surprising many by revealing she doesn't lift heavy weights and instead focuses on cardio, running six to eight miles regularly, and maintaining balance and hand speed for boxing. She discusses the emotional experience of being challenged by obstacles rather than opponents, and emphasizes one cardinal rule: you don't say no to The Rock. Shields encourages fans to follow her journey on social media at @claressashields and tune in to see how she and fellow professional athletes like Victor Cruz, Tyron Woodley, Joe Thomas, Hannah Teter, and Jesse Graff handle the intense Titan challenges when the show airs May 25th on NBC.

Former NFL safety Glover Quin joins Neil Haley to share his incredible journey from basketball player to 10-year NFL veteran who intercepted some of the game's greatest quarterbacks. Glover reveals he actually quit football after eighth grade to focus on varsity basketball as a freshman, but walked into the gym on the first day of school, saw it was empty while his friends were at football practice, and made a spontaneous decision that changed his life. He discusses what it means to be "that guy" since third grade, explaining that reaching the highest levels requires both talent and work ethic - you can't teach a 4.2 forty-yard dash speed, but you can perfect skills through relentless preparation. Glover emphasizes that NFL players don't retire because of Sundays - they retire because of the grueling Monday through Saturday preparation, training, and film study.Glover shares memorable moments from his career, including interceptions against Drew Brees (twice), Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, Philip Rivers, and Matt Ryan, explaining how the game situation made each pick meaningful beyond just the quarterback's name. He reveals his intentional approach to retirement - he only wanted to play exactly 10 years and walked off the field after a 31-0 win against Green Bay in 2018, having started 148 consecutive games over nine and a half seasons. Now focused on being a dedicated father to three athletic sons and running his custom framing business, Glover also co-hosts the "Believe in Lions" podcast with Jack Cavanaugh. He breaks down the Detroit Lions' playoff chances, analyzes the NFC North competition, and explains why he believes Detroit has the talent, coaching, and defense to finally win their division if the offensive line stays healthy.

Professional wrestler Cash Flo joins Neil Haley and Greg Hanna to discuss his breakout role in Netflix's hit documentary series "Wrestlers," which follows Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW). Cash opens up about his initial hesitation to participate in the documentary, revealing that he and his family were "apprehensive" about exposing their lives on camera. He credits the BBC Studios crew and Emmy award-winning director Greg Whiteley (Last Chance U) for making the process comfortable and telling the story with positivity rather than focusing on wrestling's negative stereotypes. Since the show's release, Cash's life has transformed completely - he can't walk his dog or go grocery shopping without being recognized and asked for selfies and autographs.Cash shares his 20-plus year journey in professional wrestling, starting at IWA Mid-South under Ian Rotten's training alongside legends like Bull Pain, Tracy Smothers, and Doug Gilbert. He discusses the evolution from hardcore wrestling to storytelling, explaining why OVW's focus on old-school narratives has led to eight consecutive sold-out shows. Cash reveals memorable matches against Al Snow, Jerry "The King" Lawler, Bill Dundee, and Jeff Jarrett, and shares the emotional significance of working with Tracy Smothers shortly before his passing. He emphasizes the importance of having a strong support system, discusses the mental aspects that separate college and professional wrestling, and expresses hope that Netflix will continue the Wrestlers story rather than moving to a different organization like they did with Last Chance U.

Television icon Marion Ross, forever remembered as Mrs. C from Happy Days, joins Neil Haley to discuss her remarkable career and new memoir "My Days: Happy and Otherwise." Marion reveals surprising behind-the-scenes tension from Happy Days, explaining that Tom Bosley initially didn't want her as his TV wife because he came from Broadway (having won a Tony for "Fiorello") and wanted someone "more important." She candidly shares how it took a long time for them to develop a genuine friendship, though Tom was ultimately "a really nice man, a very good man." Marion explains the memoir's title reflects both her happy television success and the difficult "otherwise" period between ages 40-50 when she went through a challenging divorce.Marion discusses how her son, actor Jim Meskimen (known for the Geico George Washington commercial), literally had to convince her to write the book by bringing writer David Laurel to her house. She describes her preferred method of storytelling - being recorded in conversation rather than typing - and how the collaborative process made the memoir possible. Marion shares incredible stories from her diverse career, including performing Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" live on CBS with Claudette Colbert, Lauren Bacall, and Coward himself, working with Cary Grant, playing a Jewish Polish grandmother on "Brooklyn Bridge," voicing characters on SpongeBob SquarePants, and appearing as Drew Carey's mother. Now retired and living at "Happy Days Farm," Marion continues connecting with fans through book signings across the country, from San Francisco to Missouri to New York, where hundreds of devoted fans line up to meet the woman who made Mrs. C a household name.

Actress, comedian, and talk show host Aisha Tyler joins Neil Haley to discuss her diverse entertainment career and passion for mental health awareness. Tyler shares behind-the-scenes stories from her role as Mother Nature in The Santa Clause franchise, explaining how these family classics continue to reach new audiences every Christmas season and revealing the challenging costume experience that kept her mentally engaged throughout filming. She reflects on her formative years hosting Talk Soup, describing it as "comedy college" where she learned to be nimble and pivot in the moment.The conversation takes a profound turn as Tyler addresses the tragic suicides of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain, with whom she had worked and deeply admired. She emphasizes the critical importance of normalizing conversations about mental health and depression, urging anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts to seek help immediately. Tyler advocates for treating mental illness like any physical ailment, breaking down the shame and stigma that prevents people from getting the support they need, while promoting her late-night talk show "Unapologetic with Aisha Tyler" on AMC.

In this powerful episode of The Neil Haley Show, host Neil Haley and co-host Dr. Deborah Matthew welcome music icon Gloria Gaynor for an intimate conversation about the song that has defined resilience for four decades. Gaynor reveals the deeply personal circumstances surrounding the recording of "I Will Survive" in 1978—she was recovering from surgery, wearing a thick plastic back brace from her hips to her armpits, and grieving her mother's recent passing. She explains that even before hearing the melody, she knew the lyrics would resonate with anyone facing insurmountable trials. The disco legend discusses how she has evolved the song's message over the years, stopping mid-performance to share that while she's been telling audiences "I will survive" for decades, she never told them how—then changing the lyrics to acknowledge that "only the Lord could give me strength, not to fall apart" and "because He made me somebody new."Gaynor opens up about her faith journey and how Christ Jesus has been the foundation of her survival through every challenge in life. She emphasizes that God's love is "undying, unchanging, and unconditional," and what He has done for her, He would do for anyone. The conversation explores the importance of authenticity and transparency with fans, with Gaynor crediting her genuine connection with audiences as key to her enduring success. She also discusses her latest project, the faith-based film "Thursday Nightclub," where she plays a doctor guiding young people who seek signs from God to direct them toward giving back to their communities. Gaynor shares her wellness regimen, including CrossFit three times a week—even pushing a 200-pound "tank"—and emphasizes the importance of taking care of the "wonderfully made body that God has given each one of us." Looking ahead, she reveals plans for a new Grammy-caliber gospel album and an upcoming documentary about her life heading to film festivals, proving that at every stage of her career, she continues not just to survive, but to thrive.

In this inspiring episode of The Neil Haley Show, host Neil Haley and co-host Eric Couch sit down with supermodel-turned-business mogul Kathy Ireland, whose Kathy Ireland Worldwide generates over a billion dollars annually across furniture, fashion, diamonds, real estate, and FinTech. Ireland passionately opens the conversation by discussing her role as International Youth Chair for the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation, urging listeners to join Team 43—a movement recognizing that 43 children are diagnosed with cancer daily while receiving less than 5% of cancer research funding. She shares how cancer has personally impacted her family, including their pastor's daughter Daisy, and emphasizes the organization's transparency with a 100% Charity Navigator score. Ireland's entrepreneurial journey began humbly at her kitchen table as an "aging pregnant model" in 1993, starting with a single pair of socks after taking out a loan. She and her creative director would load up backpacks, hit the road, and face countless rejections before eventually selling their 100 millionth pair of socks—a milestone she celebrates with genuine gratitude.Ireland credits her success to lessons learned from modeling's constant rejection, her mother's example of pivoting through various entrepreneurial ventures, and mentors including Elizabeth Taylor, Warren Buffett, and Irv Blumkin of Nebraska Furniture Mart. She reveals her unwavering commitment to ethical business practices, conducting surprise factory inspections to combat human trafficking, which she identifies as the fastest-growing illegal business globally. Her faith provides the foundation for everything she does—she found Christ at 18 after her mother secretly placed a Bible in her suitcase, though she admits to neglecting scripture for years before reading it cover to cover and recognizing where she had gone astray. Ireland's business philosophy centers on "J-O-Y" (Jesus, Others, You), a reminder she would post throughout her home when her children were young to maintain proper priorities. When asked about legacy, she quotes Casting Crowns: "I don't want to leave a legacy. I don't care if they remember me, only Jesus." She emphasizes that putting God first at 44 years old—starting with just 15 minutes of prayer and Bible reading each morning—transformed her life, giving her more and better time with her children while building a business empire that funds humanitarian work addressing hunger, poverty, education, veteran care, and human trafficking prevention.

Actress Tara Reid joins hosts Neil Haley and Caregiver Dave Nissani for an intimate conversation about her remarkable journey in Hollywood. Reid, best known for her iconic roles in American Pie, The Big Lebowski, and the Sharknado franchise, opens up about the foundation of her success—her parents, who were both teachers and ran the Donna Reed's Child Development Center. She reveals a personal detail that even Google gets wrong: her middle name is actually Darlene, not Donna, a combination of her grandmothers' names Darcy and Eileen.The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as Reid reminisces about attending Professional Children's School (PCH) in New York alongside future stars like Sarah Michelle Gellar, Christina Ricci, and Macaulay Culkin. She shares amusing stories about how students would skip tests by claiming they had auditions, with classmates staying behind to gather information for the next day. Reid's big break came unexpectedly when she was cast in The Big Lebowski at age 22, though she had been working as a child actress long before that, starting with her first role in a Stephen King adaptation after being discovered by a talent manager in a New Jersey food court.Reid discusses the phenomenon of American Pie, admitting she never anticipated it would become such a cult classic that she wouldn't need to audition again for the rest of her career. With nearly 100 films under her belt, she reflects on how the franchise changed her life and led to a three-picture deal with Universal. The actress also touches on the unexpected success of Sharknado, which introduced her to a whole new generation of young fans who couldn't watch her earlier work.Throughout the interview, Reid displays the grounded personality she credits to her upbringing, discussing her psychic abilities and intuitive gift for reading people—traits she says run in her father's family. Currently residing in Arizona among the red rocks, she speaks about feeling connected to nature and using her intuition to guide both her personal and professional decisions. She remains close with her fan base through social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Cameo, where she maintains genuine connections with supporters.

Actor and producer Kirk Cameron joins Neil Haley and Greg Hanna for a powerful conversation about his pro-life film "Life Mark," which tells the extraordinary true story of David Scotton. The film chronicles an 18-year-old woman who chose adoption over abortion in an unplanned pregnancy, believing she'd never see her child again, only to reconnect 19 years later when her son came not with anger but with gratitude and love. Cameron, who is an adoptive father to four of his six children and whose wife is also adopted, discovered David's documentary "I Lived on Parker Avenue" through a friend and immediately knew it would make a powerful movie. Partnering with the Kendrick brothers, he produced and starred in the film as the adoptive father, with the movie's release coinciding providentially with the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade—a timing Cameron describes as something they couldn't have planned but that God orchestrated perfectly.Cameron shares remarkable stories of the film's real-world impact, including an introverted Uber driver who saw "Life Mark" and felt compelled to speak up when he realized he was taking a young passenger to an abortion clinic. The driver asked if she'd be open to talking with someone and watching the movie, which led to her connecting with a pregnancy resource center, reconciling with her estranged family, renewing her faith, and ultimately choosing adoption for her child. Cameron emphasizes that adoption appears throughout scripture—from Joseph adopting Jesus in the Christmas story to Moses being saved from government-mandated abortion and adopted into royalty—showing that God loves adoption and uses it to bring salvation and new beginnings to the world. He passionately articulates that America's foundation on "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" must prioritize life first, as there can be no liberty or pursuit of happiness without it, regardless of one's religious beliefs or background.When asked about his entrepreneurial journey from Growing Pains star to Christian film leader, Cameron humbly deflects credit for strategic brand management, instead explaining that he simply tries to be faithful with what God puts in front of him each day. He lives by the biblical principle that "he who is faithful in the little things will also be entrusted with big things," acknowledging he doesn't deserve his opportunities but is grateful for them. Cameron's core philosophy centers on the truth that people are more important than things—the two greatest commandments being to love God and love others. He warns against the traps of money, power, and fame that destroy relationships, advising that for married people, the most important relationships are with God and one's spouse, as these form the foundation their children will build upon for the next 50 years. His message is clear: in difficult circumstances like unplanned pregnancies, we must look through the lens of love toward everyone involved—the woman, the man, and especially the child—and recognize that adoption is the loving choice that can transform crisis into miracle.

Legendary actor Ed Begley Jr. joins hosts Neil Haley and Greg Hannah to discuss his journey from Hollywood icon to environmental entrepreneur. The son of renowned actor Ed Begley Sr., Ed reflects on his early acting career, beginning with his first role on "My Three Sons" in 1967 when he kept his makeup on after filming, hoping for recognition. He candidly admits he was "clueless" starting out, delivering newspapers on his bicycle while pursuing acting work. His breakthrough came with "Room 222," where he finally felt comfortable in front of the camera, though he later realized being merely "comfortable" wasn't enough—great actors like Joaquin Phoenix and Meryl Streep always have something compelling happening beneath the surface. His six-year run on "St. Elsewhere" came from a script better than any feature film he'd worked on at the time, proving that sometimes not getting what you want leads to something far better.

Willie and Corey Robertson, beloved stars of Duck Dynasty, joined hosts Neil Haley and Kim Sorrelle for an inspiring conversation about their journey from reality TV fame to producing meaningful entertainment. The couple, now grandparents to seven with another on the way, shared intimate details about their bustling family life and their latest project, "The Blind," a powerful film about Willie's parents, Phil and Kay Robertson. Through their conversation, the Robertsons revealed how their commitment to authenticity and faith has shaped not only their family legacy but also their approach to creating content that resonates with audiences seeking hope and redemption.The heart of the discussion centered on "The Blind," which tells the raw, unvarnished story of Phil and Kay Robertson's marriage during its darkest period. Willie and Corey explained the difficulty of bringing such personal family pain to the screen, noting that Phil himself said he was "embarrassed" by that time in his life. The film depicts Phil's struggles with alcoholism and the near-collapse of their marriage—a stark contrast to the loving family dinners that became iconic on Duck Dynasty. Corey emphasized that Phil and Kay agreed to share their story because "if it helps someone else, if it can help their marriage or if it can help their family stay together or if it can help someone who has really lost all hope," it would be worth revisiting that painful past.Willie reflected on how the family dinner scenes in Duck Dynasty carried deeper meaning because of his parents' journey. "There was a time when he wasn't" sitting at the head of the table, Willie explained, adding that the show represented "the good of what happened by this painful stuff in the past." The couple discussed how authenticity became the cornerstone of their brand, with people seeing themselves and their own family dynamics reflected in the Robertson family. This genuine approach extended beyond entertainment, as Corey shared how countless families told them they began having intentional dinners together and saying prayers because of the show's influence.The conversation took a personal turn when Kim Sorrell shared her own transformational journey with love after losing her husband to pancreatic cancer. Willie responded by pointing to 1 Corinthians 13 as their foundation for understanding love, crediting the love Christ showed as the model they try to implement in their lives. He praised Kay's deep love for committing to her marriage for 10 years during the difficult times, noting it was "love for not just Phil, which was probably waning at the time, but it was the love for us, for her children, knowing that it would be best if we stayed together." This commitment to love and family, rooted in their faith, became the through-line connecting their past struggles to their present success.Willie and Corey closed by encouraging people to pre-purchase tickets for "The Blind" at theblindmovie.com, explaining that early ticket sales help independent films secure more theater locations. Their mission through Tread Lively Productions continues to be creating entertainment that is "positive and wholesome and has elements of faith in it and hope and love," addressing what they believe the world is yearning for. The Robertsons' willingness to share both their family's triumphs and darkest moments demonstrates their commitment to helping others find redemption, proving that transformation is possible when faith, love, and family remain at the center.

In this powerful episode, hosts Neil Haley and Sherrie Price-Clark sit down with Bazzel Baz, a former Marine and CIA operative turned child rescue advocate and founder of the Association for the Recovery of Children. Baz shares the profound origin story of his mission, tracing it back to 1993 in Mogadishu, Somalia, where he and his CIA ground branch team discovered two young girls hiding under debris during the Black Hawk Down era. That life-changing encounter led him to discover that 250,000 American children were missing at the time, with law enforcement lacking the resources, training, and communication infrastructure to address the crisis. By 1996, Baz made the extraordinary decision to leave the CIA and dedicate his life to rescuing children, establishing what is believed to be the longest-running anti-child trafficking NGO in the United States.Throughout the conversation, Baz reveals the staggering scope of child sex trafficking in America, emphasizing that the United States is the largest buyer of child sexual exploitation material in the world. He discusses his organization's remarkable 100% success rate over 34 years of operations, explaining their volunteer-based structure and covert rescue methods that prioritize operational security. Baz addresses the cross-pollination of child trafficking with drug cartels, terrorism, and weapons smuggling, while highlighting the complicity of previous administrations and the challenges facing current efforts to combat these crimes. He passionately advocates for the death penalty for child rapists, noting recent legislative victories in states like Florida, Alabama, and Idaho. The episode concludes with information about the organization's six-day "Fight Child Trafficking" equipping course available at recoveryofchildren.com, which trains citizens in rescue operations and their legal rights to protect children.

In this episode, host Neil Haley sits down with Teresa Knox, owner and curator of the iconic Church Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Knox shares the remarkable story of how she impulsively purchased the historic building nearly a decade ago, transforming what was once Leon Russell's private recording sanctuary into a thriving community hub. The 110-year-old former Methodist church, which Russell converted into a recording studio in 1972, has been meticulously restored over six and a half years. Today, it serves not only as a fully operational analog and digital recording facility but also as a music museum housing a 6,000-piece archive, an audio engineering school, and a major tourist destination that welcomes thousands of visitors annually.Knox discusses the studio's legendary past, when artists like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, J.J. Cale, Willie Nelson, Eric Clapton, and Stevie Wonder recorded within its walls during the 1970s. She explains how the studio continues to attract contemporary artists including Taj Mahal (who won a Grammy for an album recorded there), Kenny Loggins, Elle King, and Tedeschi Trucks Band. The conversation explores Tulsa's rich musical heritage, from Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys to its position as the epicenter of Route 66, and how the Church Studio's unique "vibe"—combining historic atmosphere with museum-quality vintage equipment—continues to inspire musicians. Knox also reveals her extensive research process for documenting the building's complete history in her book, having interviewed approximately 400 people to preserve stories that had never been formally recorded.

On The Neil Haley Show, host Neil Haley sits down with filmmaker Nick Davis to discuss his powerful new documentary about non-Jewish rescuers during the Holocaust. The conversation explores how ordinary people across Europe risked their lives to save Jewish families during one of history's darkest periods. Davis shares the journey of bringing these untold stories to light, revealing a side of Holocaust history that many, including history majors like Haley himself, had never fully understood.Davis explains how he discovered the project through transcripts of interviews with rescuers from across Europe who had independently helped Jewish families escape persecution. These were ordinary people who acted without organization or networks, simply responding with humanity when someone knocked on their door asking for help. The filmmaker was struck by how these pockets of goodness emerged within a sea of evil, with people sheltering children, hiding families, and risking execution for themselves and their loved ones. Davis notes that while he had heard of Oscar Schindler, the breadth of individual heroism documented in these transcripts was revelatory.The documentary takes an unusual approach by examining the period before Hitler came to power, showing how antisemitism built gradually through exclusionary policies like segregated park benches and restaurants. Davis, through character voices including Martha Plimpton's, emphasizes how dividing people based on accidents of birth leads down a dangerous slope. The film uses color footage from the 1930s and 1940s of ordinary European life to make the history feel immediate and relevant, helping viewers understand that people living through those times couldn't see what was coming any more than we can predict our own future.To bring these stories to life, Davis assembled an extraordinary cast including Dame Helen Mirren, Jeremy Irons, F. Murray Abraham, and Carrie Coon, who collectively hold five Academy Awards. The breakthrough came when Mirren agreed to participate, opening the floodgates for other acclaimed actors. Davis explains that Helen Mirren's character speaks to a crucial motivation for the film: countering Holocaust denial by ensuring these witness testimonies are preserved and heard. The stellar performances elevate the material, making viewers contemplate what they would do in similar circumstances.The film opens Friday, December 6th at Cinema Village in New York before its nationwide VOD release on March 31st, 2026, on platforms including Amazon Prime and iTunes. Davis hopes audiences will reflect on our divided world and recognize how arbitrary team divisions can be, whether based on birth, politics, or other factors. The documentary ultimately celebrates shared humanity and asks viewers to consider how they might respond when someone different from them needs help—a question that remains urgently relevant today.

Former two-time heavyweight boxing champion Riddick Bowe joins Dr. Christopher Hall and Neil Haley to share his remarkable journey from a Brooklyn kid inspired by Muhammad Ali to becoming the only boxer to hold championship titles in all four major sanctioning bodies. Bowe recounts the pivotal moment that launched his boxing career—a classroom fight with a bully who insulted Muhammad Ali, which led to his expulsion and Bowe being invited to the gym by a teacher who recognized his fighting spirit. The six-foot-five heavyweight champion reflects on his Olympic silver medal experience, describing it as a young kid having fun while representing "the greatest country in the world." He discusses his professional dominance with 66 knockouts and shares insights about his rivalry-turned-friendship with Evander Holyfield, whom he was the first boxer to knock down, noting they were former sparring partners before their professional bouts.The conversation takes an entertaining turn as Bowe and the six-foot-ten, 300-pound Haley engage in playful banter about a potential pro wrestling match, with Bowe surprising everyone by revealing his childhood love of wrestling and knowledge of legends like Andre the Giant, Chief Jay Strongbow, and "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka. Bowe explains that he knew wrestling before he knew boxing, making the challenge even more intriguing. The champion also announces his transition into acting, revealing he's been working on projects including a show called "Graves" and an animated series, fulfilling a childhood dream inspired by watching "Bewitched" and other sitcoms with his mother. Most exciting for boxing fans, Bowe confirms his comeback with a celebrity boxing match scheduled for February, stating he's already been training and jokes that whoever he fights "ain't gonna have too much fun." Despite being away from the ring for 20 years, the 53-year-old champion expresses genuine excitement about returning to the sport he loves, promising to put on a show while acknowledging the rigorous training required to prepare properly.

Actor PJ Byrne joins Neil Haley to discuss his multifaceted career and the challenges of raising six children during the pandemic. Known for his work in everything from Wall Street and The Boys to voicing characters in The Legend of Korra, Byrne reflects on how his diverse fanbase recognizes him from different projects depending on the demographic. He candidly describes his career typecasting as "anything but the handsome guy," which has ironically given him the freedom to play an incredibly wide range of characters—from jerks and murderers to best buddies and geniuses. The conversation takes a nostalgic turn when Byrne and Haley discover their shared connection to professional wrestling, with Haley revealing he was a wrestler in Germany before The Rock became famous.The discussion shifts to Byrne's latest project, "The World Without You," a film exploring how military families cope with devastating loss after a loved one is killed while reporting in the Middle East. Byrne explains his character's aggressive nature and how family dynamics allow actors to authentically shift from zero to ten emotionally without warm-up, making for compelling dramatic moments. He also opens up about his dream roles—wanting to appear in war movies or futuristic space films with big action sequences. Throughout the conversation, Byrne credits his wife, a tough Italian woman from Connecticut who works as an event planner for nonprofits, as the best partner he could ask for, emphasizing their teamwork approach to balancing his acting career with their large family life.

In this heartwarming episode of Celebrity Interviews Live From the Grotto, Greg Hanna and Neil Haley welcome entertainment legend Micky Dolenz of The Monkees and his daughter Ami Dolenz, actress and illustrator, to celebrate the release of their brand-new children's book “Lalu Toot Toot” (November 2025).This beautifully illustrated book — created from Micky's imagination and brought to life visually by Ami — uses AnthroMythology, a storytelling concept Micky coined for crafting fictional tales inspired by real moments in early human history.Together, they discuss:• The origins of “Lalu Toot Toot”• Why early humans and ancient creativity fascinate Micky• How Ami transformed his ideas into whimsical watercolor illustrations• Their special father–daughter creative connection• The improvisational bedtime stories that inspired Ami as a child• How storytelling, science, and imagination come together in this charming bookMicky also reflects on how he finds time to write children's books while touring the world, and Ami shares how shifting from acting to illustration brought her back to her artistic roots.This interview blends nostalgia, creativity, humor, family warmth, and surprising depth — making it one of the standout episodes of the year.• A playful fictional origin story about the earliest musical instrument• Rooted in Micky's love for anthropology and prehistoric creativity• The term AnthroMythology describes imagining how early humans made discoveries• Written during downtime on long flights and hotel stays• “They pay me to travel — I sing for free.”• Science books and anthropology remain his favorite reading material• Loved drawing since childhood• Studied picture-book illustration at Emily Carr University• Her style: expressive watercolors full of texture and movement• Helped shape and refine her father's storyline• Reworked the original ending to make it gentle and bedtime-friendly• Micky created improvised stories for Ami during childhood visits• These early tales made her fall in love with storytelling• Finishing each story on the drive to the airport became a bittersweet tradition• Began as Ami's school project before becoming a full published book• Father and daughter fine-tuned the story together• Strong emphasis on visuals doing the storytelling• Watercolors help capture imagination and warmth• Both Micky and Ami say yes• Something they may pursue in 2026Ami:• “Be gracious. Be beautiful inside first.”Micky:• “Get a good lawyer.” (classic humor)• Plus deeper wisdom:“Life is a cruel teacher — she gives you the test before the lesson.”“Lalu Toot Toot” by Micky Dolenz & Ami Dolenz (Illustrator)Released: November 2025A charming prehistoric adventure about a young boy discovering music by mimicking animal sounds — inspired by ancient flutes and early human creativity. Whimsical, heartwarming, and beautifully illustrated, the book is perfect for:• Bedtime reading• Early learners• Classrooms• Fans of The Monkees• Families who love imaginative storytelling“I've always been a science geek. Anthropology grabbed me from the moment I took the class.” — Micky Dolenz“I thought he memorized a whole book — I didn't realize he was making it up as he went.” — Ami Dolenz“We learned early: if the picture tells the story, you don't need the words.” — Micky Dolenz• Lead singer/drummer of The Monkees• Iconic entertainer, actor, director, author• Lifelong science fan and creator of “AnthroMythology”• Continues touring worldwide• Actress (film & TV)• Artist and children's book illustrator• Graduate of Emily Carr University• Now creating additional books and art projectsOfficial website: MickyDolenz.comThe best place to find “Lalu Toot Toot”, updates, tour dates, and more.

In this electrifying episode of Live From the Grotto, Greg Hanna and Neil Haley sit down with two powerhouse creators in the music industry: Jimmy McGorman and Robb Vallier, the brilliant duo behind the new band Flight to London.After decades of shaping hits for iconic artists — including Goo Goo Dolls, Sabrina Carpenter, Dave Stewart, Weezer, and more — the pair finally stepped from behind the curtain to create their own artistic vision.Their upcoming debut album, Instructions for Losing Control, represents:• A return to 80s-inspired, emotionally rich, intellectual pop• A fusion of nostalgia and modern production• A creative project free of industry pressure• A collaboration 30 years in the makingJimmy and Robb unpack how their careers, friendship, and shared musical DNA led them to finally build a band of their own — and why now is the perfect time for creators to launch their own projects.They discuss:• How Flight to London began during a songwriting trip in Napa• The role of letting go, not chasing hits, and trusting instinct• Why nostalgia + innovation = the new wave of pop music• Their influences (Tears for Fears, Peter Gabriel, Scritti Politti)• Collaborating with legendary musicians from The Who, Foo Fighters, and Tim McGraw's band• Making music without industry gatekeepers• The upcoming album release and live showThis is a must-listen for fans of modern synth-pop, 80s soundscapes, artistic reinvention, and the creative journey.• Reconnected after years of industry work• Writing trip in Napa Valley sparked the inspiration• “Why aren't we doing this for ourselves?”• A promise to finally finish what they'd started decades ago• Met in the 90s at Berklee College of Music• Shared musical tastes, but careers pulled them apart• Reunited 13+ years ago — and the spark returned instantly• “Nostalgia-pop” meets modern production• Inspired by Tears for Fears, Peter Gabriel, 80s intellectual pop• Guardrails: strict creative boundaries to maintain cohesion• No chasing hits — only making honest, cinematic music• Why the title reflects modern life• Letting go vs. losing control• Embracing uncertainty, risk, and creative freedom• Writing songs they couldn't write for other artists• No more gatekeepers• Social media = direct-to-fan access• Artists can start at any age• “It's the best time ever to create art”World-class session legends contributed, including:• John Button – Bassist for The Who• David Levita – Guitarist for Tim McGraw & Faith Hill• Members of the Foo Fighters• Saxophone contributions from Australia• Additional production support from Dr. Mix (Europe)A global creative collaboration — pulled together by genuine friendships.Robb:• Learning to let go• Stop forcing everything• Choose battles wisely• Peace comes from surrender, not controlJimmy:• “This too shall pass”• It's better to finish than be perfect• Ask: “Will this matter in 5 years?”• Always chase what makes you feel aliveWebsite: flighttolondonmusic.comSpotify / Apple Music: Flight to LondonDebut Single Available Now: “No One's Forgiven”Full Album Release: November 21Album Release Performance: November 22 – Westlake Village, CAThe music video for “No One's Forgiven” (featuring unforgettable puppets) is available on YouTube.“Letting go changed my life — it changed how I sleep, how I work, and how I create.” — Robb Vallier“We didn't chase hits this time. We chased what felt true.” — Jimmy McGorman“Nobody cares how old you are. People just want great music.” — Jimmy McGorman“It's the creator's time. Corporations don't control creativity anymore.” — Neil HaleyJimmy McGorman – Guitarist, songwriter, producer, and longtime touring member of Goo Goo Dolls.Robb Vallier – Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter with decades of studio and touring credits.Together, they form Flight to London — a modern synth-pop act with deep roots in classic 80s artistry.

In this special crossover of The Neil Haley Show and the GildaGram Podcast, Dr. Gilda Carle and Neil Haley welcome former Bachelorette star, Trading Secrets host, and financial expert Jason Tartick to unpack the complicated intersection of love and money.What You'll Hear in This Episode:Why Talking About Money Feels TabooJason explains why we were never taught how to talk about finances in school, why it creates stress in relationships, and why financial secrecy is a leading cause of divorce.Generational Shifts in Dating & MoneyCiting a new Chime survey, Jason reveals how Gen Z and Millennials are changing the rules by openly discussing income, while Boomers remain more hesitant.How to Break the Ice on Date OnePractical, playful questions you can ask—like what someone would do with $1 million in 24 hours—that reveal values, spending patterns, and priorities without judgment.Red Flags and Green FlagsWhy 33% of singles say overspending is a turnoff, 26% say stinginess is an “ick,” and how Gen Z is rejecting perfectionism in favor of open conversations.The Reality of Financial InfidelityJason shares data showing 43% of married or cohabiting couples admit to financial cheating—and how transparency is the antidote.Partnership with ChimeJason discusses his collaboration with Chime, America's most loved banking app, and how they're helping couples and singles alike build financial transparency and confidence.Learn More:

In today's episode, Neil Haley and I discuss pivotal lessons from my journey, including the power of consistency and kindness, recovering from losing $100 million, and finding meaning through pain and challenges. We explore how AI accelerates progress while emphasizing human connections, the importance of high-order thinking skills, and strategies to stay aligned with your goals. I also share why Go Fund Yourself is a game-changing entrepreneurial show, how singularity of focus and impulse control drive success, and the transformative impact of healthy reactions to fear. Drawing on experiences from my lowest moments, I reflect on the wisdom and faith that guide my purpose and decisions today.

Naked Leadership: Courage, Determination, and Decisive ActionIn this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and The Stay On Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga sit down with narrative executive coach Carol Metz Murray, founder of the Naked Leadership Institute. Carol shares the transformative power of "Naked Leadership"—a bold, authentic approach to self-leadership that empowers individuals to lead themselves first before inspiring others.Discover the three essential ingredients for success: Decisive Action, Courage, and Determination. Carol explains how embracing vulnerability and inner strength can elevate leaders to new heights, both personally and professionally. Plus, hear her insights on navigating challenges, staying determined through life's twists, and why leadership is truly an inside job.Tune in to learn how to unleash your full potential with confidence and clarity! Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with actionable advice, powerful anecdotes, and a sprinkle of humor. Carol Metz-Murray is one of those true individuals that speaks directly from her heart to yours. Her ability to connect with others is extremely regarded. Her skills in leadership, as well as a phenomenal and mesmerizing communicator, make her one of the best in all that she does. Carol is one of those rare people that walks her talk.To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this heartwarming and insightful episode of the Dr. Christopher Hall Show, Emmy Award-winning actress Jackée Harry joins Dr. Hall and Neil Haley to discuss her latest Lifetime holiday movie, Make or Bake Christmas. Jackée plays Denise Sugarbaker, a bakery owner whose recipes are the target of a corporate takeover, leading to unexpected romance and holiday cheer. Jackée shares reflections on her illustrious career, from her early days on stage in New York to her meteoric rise in Hollywood with iconic roles in 227, Sister, Sister, and Days of Our Lives. She also opens up about her evolving perspective on life, the lessons she's learned, and her current passion project—writing a memoir with the help of AI prompts to revisit cherished memories. Tune in for a delightful conversation about Jackée's holiday film debut, her thoughts on empathy and kindness during the festive season, and how technology is shaping her creative journey. Don't miss Make or Bake Christmas on Lifetime, premiering December 1st at 8 PM!

Bethany White And Leading Real Estate ExcellenceOn this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Stay on Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga welcome Bethany White, the CEO and owner of the Bethany White Group, a top-ranked real estate firm in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia. With over 17 years of award-winning experience and a record-breaking team, Bethany shares her key "ingredients for success." From the importance of showing up and determination to building a strong support system, Bethany dives into what it takes to thrive in the ever-changing real estate market. Tune in for insights on leadership, growth, and why for Bethany, real estate isn't just a job—it's a lifestyle.To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

Work-Life Balance, Leadership, and Seizing Opportunities with Aaron BehrensOn this special simulcast episode of The Neil Haley Show and Stay on Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga sit down with Aaron Behrens, seasoned entrepreneur and president of multiple ventures, to unpack his remarkable journey. From co-founding City Fitness to bringing a professional soccer team to the Lehigh Valley, Aaron shares how curiosity, leadership, and the willingness to explore new challenges have shaped his career.Discover the secrets behind balancing work and life, building high-performing teams, and leveraging opportunities for transformation in business and beyond. Aaron dives into the importance of fostering critical thinking, evolving with AI, and creating a legacy that inspires. Tune in as we explore his ingredients for success and the mental, physical, and entrepreneurial steps needed to lead with purpose in today's fast-changing world.Follow Aaron on LinkedIn for more insights, and stay connected with us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn for tips, stories, and inspiration to motivate your next journey. Don't miss this insightful episode packed with leadership wisdom and actionable advice for seekers of success!To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and the Stay On Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga welcome Safa Jemli, writing under the pen name J.B. Spring. As the founder of Our Legacy, an IT and communication consulting firm, and the author behind the Our Legacy book series, Safa shares the secrets to balancing life and business. Inspired by her entrepreneurial journey, she emphasizes the power of self-belief, perseverance, and discovering the inner magic within us all.Join us as we explore how the elements of growth, conflict resolution, and empowerment can transform your life. Safa reveals the key ingredients for success, from unlocking unlimited potential to building a lasting legacy. Learn how to navigate challenges, hire the right people, and push past your limits, all while staying connected to your passion. With tips on leadership, business evolution, and more, this episode offers listeners actionable insights to fuel their own journey of self-discovery and growth.Whether you're an entrepreneur, seeker, or someone looking to evolve in today's world, this conversation will motivate you to explore your worth, believe in your personal magic, and lead with purpose. Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with tips on life, business, and personal growth. Find your passion, unlock your magic, and create your legacy today!To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this Stay on Course Podcast crossover with The Neil Haley Show, hosts Julie Riga and Neil Haley explore the evolution of high-performance success with expert Tracy Poizner. From corporate leadership to personal growth, Tracy reveals how self-worth, purpose, and belief in your journey can transform your life, both personally and professionally. Learn how to resolve conflict, hire for success, and evolve your business—whether you're an entrepreneur seeking to lead or a star in the making, like Hollywood icons Sinatra or Liberace. Tracy shares tips on navigating the challenges of today's world, unlocking abundance, and pushing past the limits of self-doubt to achieve exponential growth. This episode is a guide for seekers of worth, self-esteem, and leadership, with steps to create a lasting legacy in a new world of business. Don't miss the secrets to unlocking your true potential and building a foundation of success in life and business.Join us as we search for the king or queen within, discover leadership secrets, and learn to lead with soul and faith in today's evolving planet—whether on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn.To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this Stay on Course Podcast simulcast with The Neil Haley Show, hosts Julie Riga and Neil Haley take listeners on an unbelievable journey into the world of food photography with culinary expert Bill Brady. From transforming ordinary meals into scrumptious visual masterpieces for brands like Walmart, to sharing tips on how to navigate the corporate world of entrepreneurship, Bill explores the evolution of his 20+ year career.Listen as Bill discusses the foundation of his success, from working with chefs and food stylists to teaching the art of pre-production and lighting. As a seeker of business success and personal growth, Bill shares his secrets on how to stay on course, resolve conflict, and lead with purpose in the competitive world of visual storytelling. Learn how social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X have impacted the evolution of food photography, helping entrepreneurs like Bill establish a legacy in Hollywood and beyond.With insights into business leadership, self-worth, and the mental and physical challenges that come with success, Bill Brady's story will motivate you to believe in the power of purpose and take the next steps toward abundance. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a seeker of personal growth, or just love a great meal, this episode serves as your guide to mastering both the art of food and the business of life.To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

As the highly anticipated Chicago Series returns, Neil Haley welcomes stars from Chicago Med, Chicago Fire, and Chicago PD to the show. Oliver Platt teases the explosive Season 10 premiere of Chicago Med, complete with new characters and intense drama. Daniel Kyri talks about the major shifts coming in Chicago Fire's 13th season, including fresh leadership and new dynamics. Amy Morton hints at surprises in Chicago PD Season 12, with new characters, romance, and unexpected promotions. Tune in to hear about behind-the-scenes moments, crossovers, and the incredible fan base that keeps these iconic shows thriving. Don't miss the premiere on September 25th—catch all the action on NBC and binge the past seasons on Peacock!

In this episode of the Stay on Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga welcome the dynamic entrepreneur and leadership coach, Kelly Riley. With over 20 years as a stylist and 12 years as a salon owner, Kelly has transformed her career into empowering the person behind the business. She shares her journey of evolution from the beauty industry into leadership coaching, teaching entrepreneurs and corporate executives how to accept change, resolve inner conflict, and give themselves permission to pivot.Kelly discusses key ingredients for success, including acceptance, giving yourself grace, and focusing on the next step—all while sharing her love for Italian food like Fettuccine Alfredo! Whether you're in the process of transforming your career or seeking personal evolution, Kelly's insights will inspire you to unlock your full potential and take bold steps forward.Connect with Kelly on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, and learn more about her secrets to leadership, personal growth, and business success. Don't miss this unbelievable journey filled with tips to evolve, earn your worth, and embrace change in the new world of entrepreneurship.Tune in for a soulful conversation on faith, leadership, and how to lead with purpose!To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this special simulcast of the Neil Haley Show and the Stay on Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga welcome Amanda Yoa—a speaker, serial entrepreneur, and podcast host with a dynamic personality and abundant energy. Amanda's journey of self-exploration and transformation from a people-pleaser to a successful, authentic leader is nothing short of inspiring. Listen in as she shares her secrets to success, personal evolution, and how to resolve the internal conflict between fitting in vs. standing out in a corporate or entrepreneurial world.Amanda teaches us how to liberate our self-worth, explore our purpose, and build a foundation of confidence. She'll share practical tips on how to employ your true personality in business and life, along with scrumptious advice on her favorite Italian food! Whether you're a seeker of mental evolution, or searching for guidance on how to earn your worth in a new world, Amanda's story will motivate and help you step into your leadership role, evolve, and build your legacy.Stay connected with Amanda Yoa on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), LinkedIn, and explore more about her unbelievable journey of transformation.Don't miss this episode for all things Hollywood success, leadership, faith, and soulful life lessons!To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this compelling episode, Neil Haley sits down with award-winning author Amy Sarah King to discuss her powerful book Attack of the Black Rectangles. As Banned Books Week approaches, Amy shares the personal story that inspired her to write about censorship, the blacked-out words in her son's fifth-grade literature circle, and the broader implications of banning books in today's world. Together, they dive into the rising tide of book censorship, the slippery slope it represents, and why allowing children to read diverse stories is more important than ever. Tune in to hear a thoughtful conversation on education, censorship, and the fight for intellectual freedom.

Join us in this exciting Stay On Course Podcast episode, where host Julie Riga and co-host Neil Haley meet with business expert Scott Smith to explore the evolution of corporate outsourcing and entrepreneurial success. In today's New World of business, from Facebook to LinkedIn, X (formerly known as Twitter), companies are seeking new ways to resolve conflict, hire offshore teams, and transform their business practices.Scott shares the steps to success by focusing on self-worth, leadership, and teaching companies how to hire and build partnerships with offshore teams. Discover how businesses, from Hollywood to local entrepreneurs, can evolve, liberate themselves from the old corporate mindset, and embrace a new approach to leadership that impacts both money and personal esteem. With Scott's expertise, listeners will learn how to guide their teams, overcome challenges, and elevate their legacy to new heights.This episode goes beyond the boardroom, diving into Scott's personal love for food, especially the scrumptious biryani, and how even something as simple as a meal can inspire soul and motivate life's purpose. We touch on faith, mental resilience, and how entrepreneurs can earn their place as stars in the business world.Filled with tips, Scott's story and advice will motivate listeners on their journey to abundance, guiding them through unbelievable challenges with faith, leadership, and the seeker's mindset. Whether you're a business leader, entrepreneur, or just someone looking to explore new ways to achieve success, this episode offers an unbelievable amount of value—one that Sinatra and Liberace would surely approve of!Don't miss this podcast episode on the art of outsourcing, leadership, and the search for purpose as we explore the secrets to building a strong foundation in both life and business.To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

In this transformative episode of the Stay On Course podcast, hosts Julie Riga and Neil Haley sit down with Nancy Spano to explore her incredible journey of resilience. Nancy, a breast cancer and stroke survivor, shares how she evolved from a place of conflict to a person of unwavering purpose and self-worth. Learn how her story, featured in her book Stroke of Love, can guide anyone facing difficult life challenges toward resolution and success. Discover her secrets for cultivating abundance, building a legacy, and leading with faith, soul, and self-esteem in a corporate or personal setting.Nancy teaches us that even in the face of Earth-shaking adversity, you can transform your mindset, liberate yourself from toxic relationships, and resolve inner conflict to motivate and lead others. Whether you're a business entrepreneur, Hollywood star, chef, or seeker of life's purpose, this episode is filled with tips, steps, and insights to evolve your life, learn more, and build a strong foundation. Follow her journey on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter (X), and LinkedIn as she leads us through a world of self-discovery, worth, and unbelievable strength.Stay tuned and believe in your potential to earn, explore, and seek out more abundance and success in your life's story!To learn more about Julie Riga and her mission to help you Stay On Course, visit her website: www.stayoncourse.ioJulie Riga is a certified coach, trainer, speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in the Pharma Industry. Julie's education is vast with studies that include business, communications, training and executive coaching. Julie started on this journey because she had a strong desire to pass on the knowledge and skills passed on to her by her father, Ennio Riga, and inspirational man who taught her how to keep going irrespective of the challenges that life may present you with. Based in New Jersey, Julie have travelled the world supporting corporations, business leaders and individuals on their journey of empowerment and growth. Discover your purpose, Stay on Course, Leave a Legacy#pharma #lifescienceleadership #biotech #leadership #stayoncourse #julieriga

Join host Neil Haley as he sits down with Sandra Lee to discuss her hit reality TV series, Blue Ribbon Baking Championship, now streaming on Netflix. Sandra shares the 12-year journey behind the show, her passion for baking since childhood, and how the series highlights the rich history of American fairs and the competitive spirit of bakers across the country. From tears over incredible desserts to the thrill of competition, Sandra gives a behind-the-scenes look at this binge-worthy 8-episode series featuring talented bakers vying for a $100,000 prize.

Tune in to this special episode of the Stay on Course Podcast as host Julie Riga and guest host Neil Haley sit down with Lawrence Gowan, the legendary vocalist of Styx. Discover the magic behind Styx's most successful summer tour, the enduring appeal of classic rock, and the vinyl revival that's captivating fans old and new. Lawrence shares insights into the adrenaline of performing live, the band's connection with fans across generations, and what keeps the music alive after all these years. Plus, find out how Styx and Foreigner are making waves together on tour. Don't miss this deep dive into the enduring legacy of rock 'n' roll!

Join us in this exciting episode of the Stay on Course Podcast as host Julie Riga and guest host Neil Haley sit down with Kelly Hansen, the renowned lead vocalist of Foreigner. Discover the magic behind the band's timeless hits, including the unforgettable "I Want to Know What Love Is," and how these songs have become ingrained in our memories. Kelly shares insights into the thrill of performing live, the discipline required to maintain stamina on tour, and the emotional connection music creates. Tune in to relive the memories and get an inside look at life on stage with one of rock's most iconic voices.

Join host Neil Haley in an intimate conversation with Ed Jackson, a former professional rugby player whose life took a drastic turn after a devastating accident. Ed shares his powerful story of resilience, transformation, and how he found a new purpose by helping others through his charity work. From overcoming physical and emotional challenges to climbing literal mountains, Ed's journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Discover how one man turned a life-altering event into an extraordinary mission to inspire and uplift others.

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and The Love Is Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Kim Sorrelle team up to welcome the multi-talented Katee Sackhoff. Known for her iconic roles in Battlestar Galactica, The Mandalorian, and Longmire, Katee shares insights into her journey through Hollywood, the power of authentic conversations, and her personal experiences that shaped her life. From learning to listen deeply to the profound lessons of love and loss, Katee opens up about the pivotal moments that have defined her. Join us for an inspiring discussion on navigating life's sliding doors and embracing love with a full heart. Don't miss this heartfelt episode!

In this special simulcast episode of The Neil Haley Show on the ProNex Podcast, Neil Haley sits down with Eran Kabakov, a seasoned healthcare provider and technology innovator, to delve into the groundbreaking partnership between Docola and ProNex. Aaron shares his journey from frontline healthcare to the intersection of technology, highlighting how Docola emerged from his desire to enhance patient care through efficient information sharing. The discussion explores how Docola's integration with ProNex is transforming the patient experience, ensuring seamless, HIPAA-compliant communication between clinicians and patients. This episode is a must-listen for healthcare professionals and tech enthusiasts eager to understand how these two platforms are working together to improve healthcare delivery and patient satisfaction.

In this special simulcast, Neil Haley teams up with the Pronex Podcast to bring an insightful conversation with Jean LaForest, CIO of Pronex. Together, they delve into the cutting-edge healthcare solutions Pronex offers, focusing on bariatric surgery, primary care for weight loss, and the emerging field of lifestyle medicine. Jean shares his journey in IT, his pivotal role at Pronex, and how their innovative technology is revolutionizing patient care. Tune in to discover how Pronex is shaping the future of healthcare and the exciting developments on the horizon.

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and the Pronex Podcast, host Neil Haley welcomes Karol Clark, a seasoned nurse and administrator with over 20 years of experience in obesity and chronic disease management. Karol shares her journey from hospital nursing to managing a bariatric practice, and how her passion for improving patient care led her to Pronex. Discover how this innovative software is transforming healthcare practices by streamlining patient tracking, ensuring HIPAA compliance, and integrating comprehensive care solutions for obesity and chronic diseases. This episode offers a deep dive into the future of healthcare and the tools that are making it more efficient and patient-centric.

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and The Love Is Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Kim Sorrelle dive into an inspiring conversation with Samuel Sattin, an acclaimed author and MFA in Comics. Fresh from a trip to Japan, Kim is especially excited to discuss Samuel's journey from a childhood fascination with anime and manga to becoming a successful writer with projects like Buzzing, SideQuest, The Silent End, and his latest hit, Unico: Awakening. Samuel shares his deep love for the medium, the unique storytelling of manga, and the heartwarming power of love that influences both his life and work. Tune in to explore how Samuel's passion for comics led to a groundbreaking partnership with Tezuka Productions and Scholastic, and discover what makes Unico: Awakening a must-read for all ages.

Join us on the Neil Haley Show as we delve into the compelling world of "Don't Turn Your Back on Friday Night," a documentary that intertwines the raw, real-life experiences of professional wrestler turned host Neil Haley and the tumultuous journey of musician Ike Reilly. Neil is joined by filmmaker Mike Schmiedeler and artist Ike Reilly to discuss the making of this unique documentary. Discover how Ike's songs shape the narrative, explore themes of family, ambition, and artistic passion, and learn about Ike's unconventional path from a gravedigger to a celebrated musician. This episode captures the spirit of relentless pursuit of dreams, the importance of family, and the enduring power of music. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that resonates with anyone striving to make their mark. Don't miss the exclusive insights and behind-the-scenes stories of this extraordinary film.

Spirit of Friendship with Jeremy London In this heartwarming special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and the Stay on Course Podcast, hosts Neil Haley and Julie Riga welcome acclaimed actor Jeremy London. Join us as we delve into Jeremy's illustrious career, his journey into acting, and his passion for art and family. Discover the touching story behind his latest film, "Spirit of Friendship," and how it resonates with themes of loss, connection, and the enduring power of memories. Tune in for an authentic conversation filled with insights, personal anecdotes, and a celebration of genuine human connection.

Chris Slade A Rock and Roll Icon's Musical Journey Join us for a special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Celebrity Interviews Live from the Grotto, featuring the legendary drummer Chris Slade. Hosted by Neil Haley and Greg Hanna, this episode dives deep into Chris Slade's remarkable career, from his early days with Tom Jones and Manfred Mann's Earth Band to his iconic tenure with ACDC. Chris shares fascinating stories about his musical journey, the synchronicities that shaped his path, and the unforgettable moments that music has anchored in his life. Discover the passion and philosophy behind Chris's drumming, his insights on meditation, and the wisdom he's gained over the years. Don't miss this candid conversation with a rock and roll icon. Tune in now to relive the magic and learn about Chris's current projects with the Chris Slade Timeline.

In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and The Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Neil Haley and Sherry from Storehouse Media Group dive into a fascinating conversation with Brian Kelly, a Bitcoin and blockchain expert. Explore the intriguing intersection of faith and finance as Brian discusses his educational documentary that examines Bitcoin through the moral and ethical lens of the world's major religions. Discover how Bitcoin could potentially offer a more just and transparent financial system compared to traditional currencies. Brian shares insights from his decade-long journey in the Bitcoin industry, the documentary's global reach, and the future of digital currencies in the era of AI and Web 3.0. Don't miss this enlightening episode that challenges conventional views on money and morality.

Episode Title: Winning in Overtime: Embracing Enthusiastic Aging with Dr. Ron KaiserIn this special episode of the REJUVENAGING with Dr. Ron Kaiser podcast, Dr. Ron turns the tables on his usual format and becomes the guest. He is interviewed by the well-known veteran podcaster, Neil Haley, for an informative discussion of Dr. Ron's concept of "Winning in Overtime." Dr. Ron shares his perspective on how older adults can approach life with enthusiasm and purpose. Drawing parallels between aging and sports, he explains how reaching older adulthood is like entering overtime in a game – an opportunity to strategize and play to win. This interview serves the dual purpose of educating the REJUVENAGING audience about winning in overtime as well as serving as the the opening session of a new and separate podcast series that is specifically directed at active older adults to guide them on their journey to maximize the quality of their lives for as long as possible. Dr. Ron discusses his "non-negotiable four" principles for a vibrant life: healthy eating; owning your body through exercise, sleep, and meditation; keeping the brain active; and maintaining social connections. He emphasizes the importance of a proactive mindset and the need to avoid passivity and toxicity. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, Dr. Ron illustrates how these principles can help older adults not only live longer but live better, with more energy, joy, and fulfillment.Neil Haley, with his extensive experience in podcasting, adds valuable insights into the conversation, discussing the importance of mindset and discipline in maintaining health and vitality. Together, they explore how to cultivate habits that support long-term wellness and how to view aging as a rewarding and active phase of life. This episode serves as an introduction to a new series, "Growing Older with Enthusiasm," where Dr. Ron will delve deeper into the specifics of thriving in later years. This will be a separate series of podcasts, and the regular format of the REJUVENAGING with Dr. Ron Kaiser podcast will return next week - with Dr. Ron doing the interviewing of an enthusiastic and informative guest.https://www.drronkaiser.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.