Podcasts about not without my daughter

I didn't use to be a Trump voter, much less a Trump supporter. I can't say I'm hard-core MAGA or what they call a “Triple Trump voter.” But as I've watched him over the past six years, my support for him has only grown. I could lie and pretend it hasn't, maybe save myself the tiny bit of credibility I still have left, but that would not be the truth.As I watch Trump deflect attacks from both the Left and the Right over the war with Iran and various other things, I still see the Gray Champion of the Fourth Turning — The one guy who has the right stuff to stand in the breach and do the right thing, even if it's not the popular thing. Whatever it is in Trump that guides him, some will say God, some will say a gut instinct, it gives him the necessary focus to blur out the distractions and the noise, take aim, and hit the bullseye.No president has ever faced the kind of opposition Trump has, not just from the world, but from the establishment in the United States, most especially the Democrats. Even now, they have no plan for any of us, no vision for the future. They only have their hatred of and their attacks on Trump and his MAGA base. What they want is for people like me to disappear, or else decide that all of their attacks on Trump have been justified. I was a fool, they want me to say, and I regret my vote. Except that I don't. They want X to reflect real life, with all of these influencers and podcasters studiously dropping their support and regretting their vote, “I'm done with Trump,” they insist.But X isn't real. It's avatar life. Whatever is happening there, it's the result of algorithms and engagement by people who spend way too much time doomscrolling and getting caught up in mass hysteria. Most people aren't that plugged in. They're just living their lives.I didn't just vote for Trump to stop the Left from overtaking this country and leading us into their dystopian, 1984-like future, but that would be reason enough.No, I have come to genuinely admire Trump, flaws and all. I am sickened by the snooty Left and how they turned their noses up at Trump and his supporters when he tried to revamp the Kennedy Center. I vomited a little in my mouth when I saw Ben Stiller demand that Trump remove Tropic Thunder from a meme. Every time the elite gather and trash Trump, as they did at Jesse Jackson's funeral, much to the horror of his own son, I see our potential future, which is really our past, a past we desperately need to leave behind. This is not their country. It never was. This country belongs to all of us.The Gray ChampionNine years ago, one of the authors of The Fourth Turning, Neil Howe, was asked if Trump was the Gray Champion. He didn't know because it was too early to say. This was before 2020 and before January 6th, way before Trump's second win in 2024.The key point he makes, though, is that a Gray Champion is full of ego and has an idea that if he breaks it or if he fixes it, he'll be okay. It's that combination of self-confidence, certainty, and recklessness to do what almost no one else would do that defines the one man who can stand up to not just the forces that oppose him but his own peers.It is the willingness to take big risks that, I think, makes a Gray Champion. Who else would even dare try? That makes them hated in their time, but history remembers them well.Lincoln was the target of assassination plots and was eventually assassinated.Winston Churchill was blamed for military failures during World War II:And Roosevelt was a target too:The bombing and neutralization of Iran is very Gray Champion-like, as is much of what Trump has already done both in the US and abroad in his second term. He is moving fast and perhaps breaking things to make his short time back in office matter.He also knows that if the US abandoned support for Israel now, Iran got a nuke, they would not hesitate to wipe Israel off the map, and though many on the MAGA Right would cheer that decision, it would be a disaster for the world. The allies would have no choice but to go to war with Iran anyway. Pay now or pay later.As with other Gray Champions of the past, Trump will have to take the bad with the good. The bombing of a school killing over 100 girls on the first day of the war — probably due to outdated intel — will have to be part of his legacy, no matter the outcome, which is still under investigation, but it looks like the US did it. This will put Trump in the Democrats' crosshairs should they take back power in 2026 or 2028. They might impeach him again or put him on trial for war crimes. The bombing of the school, along with the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, will be amplified by the establishment media, and whatever Trump's successes will be won't matter.I understand this war from a strategic perspective, to end a threat to both America and Israel, one of the three world powers that could be fighting us in a world war, along with Russia and China. That wasn't the case with the Ukraine war. That, to me, had nothing to do with the United States. But this war does. But I also can't cry about obliterating a regime that was that oppressive with its people, not that it's our job to liberate them. As with Venezuela, it's hard not to feel some American pride that our president did what no one else had the courage to do.So yes, those girls died tragically, but hopefully, future daughters of Iran will not have to live under the kind of oppressive tyranny the Democrats pretend they've been living under for the last ten years.This was something all of us on the Left used to understand, which is why Hollywood made Not Without My Daughter in the 1980s, a true story about an American mother fleeing Iran to ensure her daughter lived free in America. And the end of the movie, the most miraculous sight of all, an American flag: In case you're wondering why Trump is in power now and why he's the Gray Champion, that's why. There was once an America that looked at the flag and saw freedom and safety. That is now threatened by a massive alignment of power that has decided to change everything about this country and transform it into a fundamentalist cult. There is no such thing as a moderate DemocratOkay, maybe John Fetterman counts. But, as we've now seen from the unearthed tweets by the Great White Hope in Texas, the crazy is baked in. It is more than just a fad or trend. While it's true that “dark woke” seeks to break their rules of behavior, it's also true that their newfound religion is unshakable. The Democrats are counting on winning elections without changing anything about their party. Trump hate sells, and they can't pivot away from it even if they wanted to. To fix a problem, you have to first name it, and in ten years, the Democrats never have. They've left people like me with no choice but to walk away. Even though poll after poll tells them how unpopular they are, even though the box office is now a ghost town, and you almost can't pay people to watch movies or television shows, or cable or network news, they still seem to believe they are superior to the other half of the country and that all of America wants them back. They don't.There are plenty on the MAGA Right, at least online, who see this as their moment to pull away from Trump and forge a new path toward an America First utopia of their own making. Count me out. I know what is waiting on the other side if they hand power back to the Left. In the Melania documentary that just dropped on Amazon, there is a great shot of a massive, gleaming luxury car, The Beast, and on its license plate it reads 45-47. It is as spectacular and hilariously funny as Trump himself. Who else but a Gray Champion would even try to run again, much less actually win?The critics' spiteful, negative reviews of Melania, compared to the audience reviews, say it all.I still remember another quote from a guy in East Palestine, Ohio, who called Trump, “a Man of the people” when he pulled up in his motorcade to visit them. The Democrats should spend every day for the rest of their lives pondering why. Trump supporters are not in a cult. They see in Trump a flawed hero. They also know he is spending what's left of his life trying to make America Great Again. His supporters believe in him, and the ride or die ones will stick it out to the bitter end. They waited in the freezing rain, in the suffocating heat of Summer, through assassinations and celebrations. Always, Trump is there with a smile and a thumbs up, the only guy who saw them at all, let alone represented them in the country they love.I might not have been there from the beginning, but as a discarded outsider, I have more in common with Donald Trump than just about any Democrat. I wish for his survival and that his last years will be spent playing golf at Mar-a-Lago and that history will remember him well.So you won't find me regretting my vote or wishing for a different leader. I'll take the guy who can get the dirty job done. I don't want a United States that is like Europe. I'll take an America that is like its current president, a chaotic work in progress that always lands on its feet. Godspeed Trump and MAGA. Godspeed. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.sashastone.com/subscribe

Audio from Youtube: https://youtu.be/nXbrko8jYnQ?si=Lw3Aw35PKoQdK2sm  Held captive by her father in Iran as a child, Mahtob's story was made famous in her mother Betty Mahmoody's book, Not Without My Daughter. The book was later made into a feature film movie. Now grown up and having written her own memoir of the experience, Michigan Lutheran Seminary graduate Mahtob's heartwarming story shows faith in our God of rescue, deliverance, and grace.

In 1991, America's sweetheart Sally Field starred in a movie about an American woman's desperate escape from her abusive Iranian husband. For Susie, and a generation of other Iranian-American kids, this was the only representation they saw of themselves in pop culture – and it was not great. It was essentially a horror film – and the horror was Iran. In this episode, best-selling author (and fellow Iranian-American) Porochista Khakpour joins Susie to talk about what it was like growing up in the shadow of ‘Not Without My Daughter' and its comically dark view of their homeland.  GUESTS:   Porochista Khakpour, best-selling author  FOR MORE: The Not Without My Daughter Problem: How a Sally Field Movie Became an Iranian-American Headache (New York Magazine) Iranians Moving Past Negative Depictions In Pop Culture (by Porochista Khakpour, LA Times)  Order Porochista's book Tehrangeles See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Savaged calls again to his while on business in Birmingham, Alabama. Jokester Joe & Doctor Bob co-host the show. Jannah discusses with Savaged crew her real Life tale of what has happened for many decades and portrayed in "Not Without My Daughter" 1991 American drama film about escape of American citizen and her daughter from her abusive husband in Iran. While Saudi Arabia, Jannah's tale, is changing and modernizing slowly as new King institutes reforms this continues in other Islamist based Nations. Sponsored by Ring https://ring.com/products/video-doorbell-v2?utm_source=google&utm_medium=search-cpc&utm_campaign=evergreen-na-2023&utm_content=doorbell-search-na-smore-na&utm_term=brandexact&gclid=Cj0KCQiAgK2qBhCHARIsAGACuzlHotm26Al3KYZmflfd_bGJmyfCgs9fd0ET1V8ZFA53ZOtEKY1qqLUaArIJEALw_wcB --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/savagedunfiltered/message

Neandertal Dark + Light (2018) + Le Camp des Saints by Jean Raspail (1973) + Soumission by Michel Houellebecq (2015) + Brian Gilbert's Not Without My Daughter (1991) with Bayou Cervidae 02/27/22 S4E7 To hear the complete continuing story of The Perfume Nationalist please subscribe on Patreon. 

They can't handle the ZZ Featuring... What's This Shit?!?!?! - Faux leather chairs. Do you have any idea what we're gonna do to you? What We're Watching: Brokedown Palace; Midnight Express; Not Without My Daughter; What a Girl Wants; Bend It Like Beckham; Pig; Parallel Mothers; 2001: A Space Odyssey (Live Score); Rich Girls; Worst Person In the World; Crimes of the Future Hosted by your own personal cinematic Hershey's Swoops and Butterfingers BB's! Music by Splash '96 Sponsored by Revelator Coffee

Neandertal Dark + Light (2018) + Le Camp des Saints by Jean Raspail (1973) + Soumission by Michel Houellebecq (2015) + Brian Gilbert's Not Without My Daughter (1991) with Bayou Cervidae  02/27/22

Wat hebben de Efteling, Aladdin, Madama Butterfly en Not Without My Daughter met elkaar gemeen? Ze voeden het idee dat het hele ‘Oosten' barbaars, gevaarlijk en wreed is, maar tegelijk ook romantisch, verleidelijk en sensueel. Dat heet 'oriëntalisme', en het Westen gebruikt het nog altijd om onszelf en de rest van de wereld te onderdrukken en uit te buiten.

Happy Mothers Day weekend to all the moms listening right now. Today, the story of one exceptionally courageous mom. Her name is Betty Mahmoody. In the mid-1980s she accompanied her her iranian-born husband back to his native country for what she thought would be a two-week vacation. But instead of returning to the US, her husband informed her that they would be living permanently in Iran. And that was just the beginning of the ordeal for her and the couple's four-year-old daughter Mahtob. Betty Mahmoody tells the story of what happened over the next 18 months in her best-selling book Not Without My Daughter. Her book was later made into a major Motion Picture starring Sally Field as Betty Mahmoody.

In which Megan yells about Not Without My Daughter and why we should care about how American pop culture shapes our understanding of religion, whilst Ilyse tries to keep her from citing All The ThingsKeywords: popular culture, pulp, American minority religionsStorytime: Goodwin, Abusing ReligionHomework: dittoAs always, be sure to visit keepingit101.com for full show notes, transcripts, & more.

Nikki Carr's (Last Comic Standing) has been through it all: abandoned by famous father-check; real-life “Not Without My Daughter” experience, in her case daughters-check; toxic relationships- check; career success- check;  homelessness- check.  If what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger- she’s comedy’s Hulk.      

Tamer and Kity welcome an ex-comedian and comedy show producer turned small-business owner. Patrick’s family immigrated to the United States when he was only three years old. Being the only Iranian in Santa Clarita wasn’t all that bad...until the Iran hostage crisis added death threats and broken windows to their everyday life. Even years later films like, Not Without My Daughter led to mysteriously sudden breakups. Through it all his family kept their amazing sense of humor, hard work and pride.Video versions of They Tried to Bury Us: https://tinyurl.com/y8kxzelgPodcast Website: https://www.comedypopupla.com/tamerFollow us:https://www.instagram.com/tamerkathttps://www.instagram.com/kitykattan/https://twitter.com/TamerKattanhttps://www.instagram.com/comedypopuphttps://www.instagram.com/cpupodcasts

In this episode of Fire Bad, Tree Pretty, Amanda and Lydia discuss S02E12 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Bad Eggs." Points of interest: Lydia's lost son, the deeply problematic 1991 film Not Without My Daughter, Everyday Woman aka MOM STRIDE, 50 Shades of Grey, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, Wister Mitmore, cute lil' muffins, what to expect when you're expecting an egg, Buffy and Angel have super-glued their mouths together, Joyce continues her terrible parenting streak, Cordelia's bear backpack, the Sunnydale SawMart, the Gorch brothers are here for some reason, and we have so many, many questions about the Bezoar.

Top Five Movies episode 061 - Film Parents With the release of Glass Castle coming this week, Jonathan, Michael, and Benjamin decided to discuss their favorite movie parents. Each list was approached slightly differently so they are quite varied with no overlap at all. We would love to hear from our listeners who you think is a great character from a film that displays excellent movie parent. Jonathan's list: 5. Jauna (Diana Torres) - East Side Sushi (2014) 4. Mum (Felicity Jones) - A Monster Calls (2016) 3. Curtis Gentry (Craig Robinson) - Morris from America (2016) 2. Aidan Bloom (Zach Braff) - Wish I was here (2014) 1. Mac MacGuff (J.K. Simmons) and Bren MacGuff (Allison Janney) - Juno (2007) Michael's list: 5. Paola Mendoza as Mariana in Entre Nos (2009) 4. Sally Field as Betty Mahmoody in Not Without My Daughter (1991) 3. Jodie Foster as Dede Tate in Little Man Tate (1991) 2. Helen Hunt as Carol Connelly in As Good As It Gets (1997) 1. Mary McDonnell & Holmes Osborne as Ros --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewscom-moviecasts/support

Decrepit instruments, Diving horses, David Schwimmer, and Dickbags (as per usual)

Do you struggle with money, to make enough, key enough, keep the bills at bay, or finally have the prosperity you deserve and have worked hard for your entire life. Well if this sounds like you, then no matter your job, income, or education level, history, or life circumstances, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with transformational specialist and best-selling author Emmanuel Dagger, author of the brand new book Easy Breezy Prosperity. But Easy Breezy Prosperity, isn't just about making money, it's a healthier, more connected, more balanced way to live. So today' we'll talk about bridging the gap between spirituality and abundance, and bringing more prosperity and wealth into your life, the easy breezy way. We'll look at your relationship with money, how to heal it, how to circulate it, and bring even more back to you. That plus we'll look at the importance of kindness, smiling, playing like a kid again, and the gratitude dance. Questions and Topics Include: How Emmanuel overcame incredible challenges growing up in a war. How Emmanuel and his mother miraculously escaped Lebanon and the war Similar to Not Without My Daughter by Sally Field How he began talking to the Universe and made a commitment How we are all spiritual beings and what it means to see through the eyes of the Universe What abundance really means Why the Law of Attraction can be very limiting, particularly for people who are very analytical Why it's just remember who you really are Why being in a place of “lack” is just a way to protect us by keeping us small. How to embrace the ego and love and accept it. The importance of generosity How Richard Branson, Ellen Degeneres, and Oprah have all realized the spirit of generosity Emmanuel's social media experiment on social media Why true abundance is all about the we instead of just the me How to heal our relationship with money How money is a living breathing energy that is alive – and why there's nothing that's not alive The importance of decluttering What is radical generosity How do we invest in ourselves? Why prosperity is a direct result of loving ourselves. How do we practice gratitude and kindness What is Emmanuel's 28 day challenge. What's the difference between a mantra and an affirmation Why chanting prosperity mantra's is so important Is it necessary to have an exact goal for prosperity? Emmanuel Dagher Shares How to Attract Wealth & Abundance Into Your Life the Easy, Breezy Way! + Guided Meditation! Law of Attraction | Inspirational | Spirituality | Spiritual | Self-Improvement | Inspiration | Motivation | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

On WELSTech this week, Martin and Sallie open the virtual mail bag and share tips and tricks from listeners, including the announcement of a free Fall conference focused on gospel outreach and technology, two things near and dear to every WELSTech-er. There’s also web hosting advice, typing tutors, and fun ways to create color palettes for your next project. The discussion: Community feedback feast – Martin and Sallie share all sorts of tech-in-ministry goodness from WELSTech-ers! Read and share the Gospel Outreach with Media Fall conference announcement October 10 through 31 at GOWM.org Send to Kindle for Mac and PC It’s ‘digital heroin’ – How screens turn kids into psychotic junkies Adobe Color Wheel How to Determine Your Church’s Digital Direction Best Web Hosting for Churches (And Which to Avoid) Join the conversation in the WELSTech Google Group Interactive Whiteboards Digital Display Recommendations Typing.com Quizizz 77 of the Best Church Websites of 2016 4 Techniques to Optimize Your Nonprofit Newsletter News in tech: Week 2 of Apple updates – new mobile operating systems: iOS 10 watchOS 3 WELS now: Just in time for Reformation …. “What does this mean? The continuing importance of Luther’s Small Catechism” is the title of the current Interactive Faith series led by Rev. John Braun. Tune in on Wednesdays at 6 or 8 pm Central, September 21 – October 26. Picks of the week: Use Your Mouse as a Laser Pointer in Google Slides (Plus 2 More Useful Tips) Slides Carnival – Google Slides Templates OneNote Web Clipper Ministry resources: Zoom.us video conferencing Featured video: Replay the Martin Luther College live streamed presentation by Mahtob Mahmoody, author of My Name is Mahtob and daughter of Betty Mahmoody who wrote Not Without My Daughter. Coming up on WELSTech: Episode 464 – We welcome Rachel Feld from Bethany in Kenosha, WI to the Semi-Regular Classroom Technology Correspondent (a.k.a., Guest Host) chair! Release date: Wednesday, September 28. Get involved: Add a comment Send us an e-mail welstech@wels.net Add to the WELSTech wiki welstechwiki.gapps.wels.net Contribute to the #WELSTech Twitter conversation Follow us on Twitter – welstech, mspriggs and salliedraper Share with the Diigo group welstech Join the WELSTech community: WELSTech Google Group WELSTech on Facebook WELSTech on Google+ WELSTech on Pinterest WELSTech on Instagram

In the debut/pilot episode of HHYN, Frank and Daniel discuss all things "Stranger Things", including their favorites and why it has resonated so much with viewers. They also discuss some of their favorite 80's movies such as "The Breakfast Club", "Sixteen Candles", and "Adventures In Babysitting." Daniel gives Frank a lesson on what cool is, and the whole phenomnon of 80s nolstalgia is discussed. They also comment on "Not Without My Daughter", growing up without cable, and the resemblence between Sloth from "The Goonies" and WWE superstar/UFC fighter Brock Lesnar

Do you struggle with money, to make enough, key enough, keep the bills at bay, or finally have the prosperity you deserve and have worked hard for your entire life. Well if this sounds like you, then no matter your job, income, or education level, history, or life circumstances, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with transformational specialist and best-selling author Emmanuel Dagger, author of the brand new book Easy Breezy Prosperity. But Easy Breezy Prosperity, isn't just about making money, it's a healthier, more connected, more balanced way to live. So today' we'll talk about bridging the gap between spirituality and abundance, and bringing more prosperity and wealth into your life, the easy breezy way. We'll look at your relationship with money, how to heal it, how to circulate it, and bring even more back to you. That plus we'll look at the importance of kindness, smiling, playing like a kid again, and the gratitude dance. Questions and Topics Include: How Emmanuel overcame incredible challenges growing up in a war. How Emmanuel and his mother miraculously escaped Lebanon and the war Similar to Not Without My Daughter by Sally Field How he began talking to the Universe and made a commitment How we are all spiritual beings and what it means to see through the eyes of the Universe What abundance really means Why the Law of Attraction can be very limiting, particularly for people who are very analytical Why it's just remember who you really are Why being in a place of “lack” is just a way to protect us by keeping us small. How to embrace the ego and love and accept it. The importance of generosity How Richard Branson, Ellen Degeneres, and Oprah have all realized the spirit of generosity Emmanuel's social media experiment on social media Why true abundance is all about the we instead of just the me How to heal our relationship with money How money is a living breathing energy that is alive – and why there's nothing that's not alive The importance of decluttering What is radical generosity How do we invest in ourselves? Why prosperity is a direct result of loving ourselves. How do we practice gratitude and kindness What is Emmanuel's 28 day challenge. What's the difference between a mantra and an affirmation Why chanting prosperity mantra's is so important Is it necessary to have an exact goal for prosperity? Emmanuel Dagher Shares How to Attract Wealth & Abundance Into Your Life the Easy, Breezy Way! + Guided Meditation! Law of Attraction | Inspirational | Spirituality | Spiritual | Self-Improvement | Inspiration | Motivation | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Do you struggle with money, to make enough, key enough, keep the bills at bay, or finally have the prosperity you deserve and have worked hard for your entire life. Well if this sounds like you, then no matter your job, income, or education level, history, or life circumstances, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with transformational specialist and best-selling author Emmanuel Dagger, author of the brand new book Easy Breezy Prosperity. But Easy Breezy Prosperity, isn't just about making money, it's a healthier, more connected, more balanced way to live. So today' we'll talk about bridging the gap between spirituality and abundance, and bringing more prosperity and wealth into your life, the easy breezy way. We'll look at your relationship with money, how to heal it, how to circulate it, and bring even more back to you. That plus we'll look at the importance of kindness, smiling, playing like a kid again, and the gratitude dance. Questions and Topics Include: How Emmanuel overcame incredible challenges growing up in a war. How Emmanuel and his mother miraculously escaped Lebanon and the war Similar to Not Without My Daughter by Sally Field How he began talking to the Universe and made a commitment How we are all spiritual beings and what it means to see through the eyes of the Universe What abundance really means Why the Law of Attraction can be very limiting, particularly for people who are very analytical Why it's just remember who you really are Why being in a place of “lack” is just a way to protect us by keeping us small. How to embrace the ego and love and accept it. The importance of generosity How Richard Branson, Ellen Degeneres, and Oprah have all realized the spirit of generosity Emmanuel's social media experiment on social media Why true abundance is all about the we instead of just the me How to heal our relationship with money How money is a living breathing energy that is alive – and why there's nothing that's not alive The importance of decluttering What is radical generosity How do we invest in ourselves? Why prosperity is a direct result of loving ourselves. How do we practice gratitude and kindness What is Emmanuel's 28 day challenge. What's the difference between a mantra and an affirmation Why chanting prosperity mantra's is so important Is it necessary to have an exact goal for prosperity? Discover How to Attract Wealth & Abundance Into Your Life the Easy, Breezy Way! Emmanuel Dagher Gives Real World Tips for Transforming Your Relationship with Money, Removing Blockages & Attracting Prosperity! Law of Attraction | Business | Career | Spiritual | Self-Help For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Sally Field is the American actress, singer, producer, director, and screenwriter. In each decade of her career, she has been known for major roles in American TV/film culture, including in the 1960s, for Gidget  and The Flying Nun; in the 1970s, for Sybil and Norma Rae; in the 1980s, for Places in the Heart and Steel Magnolias; in the 1990s, for Not Without My Daughter and Mrs. Doubtfire and Forrest Gump; in the 2000s, on the TV shows ER and Brothers & Sisters ; and in the 2010s in The Amazing Spider-Man and Lincoln. This two-time Oscar winner who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Mary Todd Lincoln in the film, Lincoln, inspires February’s Diabetes Roundtable’s one hour whirlwind of wellness with all the glamour and style of the red carpet hosted by by the happy healthcare host, Mr. Divabetic. With the Awards season in full swing and all of Hollywood's hottest starlets are spending their days struggling into shapewear, fretting over their gowns and donning glittery jewels that cost more than we will make in a lifetime, it’s time for Divabetic’s GLAM MORE, FEAR LESS Squad to dish the most diabetes-friendly, fashion foward looks for the Red Carpet. Sally Field’s films, interests and relationships infuse our Hot Topic discussion, Dining Out with A Dietitian, Sexy Little Numbers and Diabetes Numerology Game segments with Oscar-worthy advice. Go ahead, "Drink your juice, Shelby!" Special guests include: diabetes advocate, author and coach, Riva Greenberg, Divabetic Image & Style Advisor, Catherine Schuller, Go2Bra creator, Connie Elder, Patricia Addie Gentle RN, CDE, Constance Brown-Riggs MSEd, RD, CDE, Mama Rose Marie and Marilyn from Pasadena, CA who is living with diabetes.  

This week we head back to 1991 and watch the classic Sally Field film, Not Without My Daughter. the movie is about an American woman who is married to an Iranian doctor in Michigan. Her husband convinces her to travel to Iran with him to visit his family. Once they get there she finds out it was a one way trip and if she leaves she would have to do it Without her daughter!