Podcast appearances and mentions of Sara Davidson

TERRENCE McNALLY is my guest this week. In February 2014, I took a hiatus from this show after 17 years. I thought it might be the end of the line, and before signing off, turned to journalist and best-selling author, SARA DAVIDSON, to interview me.  I returned to these conversations In 2017 after Trump's election. So here we are - 11 years after that hiatus and this conversation, 8 years after my return, and a few days after Trump's second inauguration. How did things look to me then as I reflected both backward and forward?McNally, Davidson 2025 - Transcript

In this episode, Sara Davidson speaks with narcissism expert Richard Grannon to explore narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) and its impact on relationships and society. They discuss the roots of NPD in childhood trauma, its traits like entitlement and exploitative behavior, and why it's resistant to therapy. Richard also shares insights on trauma bonding and how his work evolved into educating others about narcissism. A must-listen for anyone wanting a deeper understanding of this complex topic.Find more information and resources here: http://saradavison.com/Follow me on social media►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saradavisondivorcecoach/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SaraDavisonDivorceCoachTwitter: https://twitter.com/SDDivorceCoachLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-davison-742b453/

The police and fire departments in Fredericton are raising the alarm over a growing number of drug overdoses in the capital city. We'll talk to advocate Dr. Sara Davidson about what the increase tells us -- and what should be done to slow it down.

Dr. Sara Davidson's the medical director at the River Stone Recovery Centre in Fredericton.

​It's the largest clinical trial to date in the world on methamphetamine use​, and River Stone Recovery Centre in Fredericton will be taking part. ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Sara Davidson​. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fredericton-river-stone-centre-trial-meth-1.7230339

Pam and Anna are joined by Living Joyfully Network member Sara Davidson to talk about what she's been learning about consent. Sara was previously on the podcast in episode 312. It was great to hear her family updates and to dive deep into the topic of consent. We talked about four different types of consent, […]

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Sara Davidson and Pat Carlson about what can be done to help people living rough, struggling with mental health and addiction issues.

Don't hit the snooze button. Do make the bed. Don't put off the laundry. Little things? Hardly! They help you build momentum. They help turn you into a person who accepts what she can't change -- like a date that won't end in marriage -- and enjoys a lovely evening with someone who might become a good friend. The spotlight's on little glimmers in this edition of Doing What Works.Here are your show notes…“Everyone is a storyteller dying for lack of an audience.” That's Dick Bolles.“If the world was about to end, I'd take notes.” That's from Sara Davidson. I think!Intermittent fasting is popular in blue zones.Beware of the sunk cost fallacy.

In this episode, Karmen sits down with long-time A Line shopper Sara Davidson. Sara's first time shopping at A Line was nine years ago! She emphasizes the ease of the A Line shopping experience and the trust she can out in her stylists. Karmen and Sara also dive into Sara's evolution as a person, from why she loves her job as a pharmacist to how she figured out who really is after the traumatic end of a 17-year relationship. Sara reminds us to take stock of our lives and focus on the positive things we have going for us.Connect with Karmen and A Line:aline-online.comIG: @alineboutique@karmenberentsenCheck out Karmen's memoir, Learning to Fly, here.https://www.amazon.com/Learning-Fly-Memoir-Karmen-Berentsen/dp/1735235008

Fredericton's community safety patrol has been keeping the downtown area clear of loiterers, but not everyone is happy with that approach. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Sara Davidson who works with the city's most vulnerable.

I wish you, your loved ones, and those without loved ones at this time, health, safety, peace, and joy. At this time of reflection, here's my 2014 conversation with SARA DAVIDSON about her book, THE DECEMBER PROJECT. Sara met every Friday for the last year of his life with 89-year-old Rabbi Zalman Shachter-Shalomi, founder of the Jewish Renewal movement. What did they talk about? In his words, "When you can feel in your cells that you're coming to the end of your tour of duty, what is the spiritual work of this time, and how do we prepare for the mystery?"

Patients are reporting less crime in their lives, less pain, and new hope for the future after a new addiction treatment being tested in Fredericton. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Sara Davidson, a family physician and medical director of the Riverstone Recovery Centres in Fredericton, and Saint John. She explains the iOAT program, and the effect it's having on the community.

Dr. Sara Davidson who's the medical director of the River Stone Recovery Centre in NB comments on the vulnerability of people with addictions when they're first released from jail. A senior in Howie Centre, Cape Breton, raises concerns about being charged $80 for the high-dose flu vaccine. And on the phone-in: What can be done about the high price of concert tickets?

Some people in a Fredericton neighborhood oppose plans to build affordable housing and a health support centre behind George Street Middle School. We talk to downtown business owner Alex Scholten, and the doctor behind the project Dr. Sara Davidson.

Join me as I go into an interesting discussion with by Sara Davison, best known as ‘The Divorce Coach' with 26 years of personal experience of marriage breakdown to help clients cope with challenges including heartbreak, betrayal, conflict, confidence building, co-parenting, being effective in the workplace during divorce and dating again. She is an award-winning authority on break-ups, divorce and life-empowerment with a client list that spans actors, politicians and sportsmen. Focus is on the reason why women leave relationships and how it is related to financial control.   Grab a copy of Sara Davidson books called Uncoupling: How to survive and thrive during breakup and divorce. And The Split.   Get in touch with Sara here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saradavisondivorcecoach/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/sddivorcecoach LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-davison-742b453/

In questo episodio: dalle prime notizie sulla malattia - accolte con diffidenza e teorie complottiste - all'accettazione dell'evidenza. I primi casi, i test, gli screening, le terapie sperimentali. La scarsa informazione e la mancanza della prevenzione. I primi casi di intolleranza e discriminazione. La morte di Rock Hudson. Il gala Aid for Aids organizzato da Babilonia.Interviste a: Enzo Cucco, attivista del FUORI!; Angelo Pezzana, fondatore del FUORI!; Giovanni Dall'Orto, giornalista e storico dell'omosessualità; Ivan Teobaldelli, giornalista, scrittore e fondatore della rivista Babilonia; Vanni Piccolo, ex preside e attivista; Franco Grillini, politico e presidente onorario Arcigay; Dott. Giorgio Barbarini, infettivologo della Clinica di malattie infettive dell'Università di Pavia; Dott. Massimo Cernuschi, infettivologo all'Ospedale San Raffaele e presidente di ASA e Aids Check-point di Milano; Andrea Occhipinti, attore e produttore cinematografico.BIBLIOGRAFIA:Franco Grillini e Laura Maragnani, Ecce omo: 25 anni di rivoluzione gentile, Rizzoli, Milano 2008Giovanni Dall'Orto e Riccardo Ferracini, AIDS, Edizioni Gruppo Abele, Torino 1985Rock Hudson e Sara Davidson, La mia vita, Longanesi, Milano 1986FILMOGRAFIAIl Letto Racconta, di Michael Gordon (USA 1959)

Sara Davidson, unschooling mom of two, joins me on the podcast this week to explore the breadth of unschooling. Sara shares her journey from controlling, conventional parenting to the connected relationships she has with her children now. We talk about many of the paradigm shifts she made along the way and how her entire view […]

We speak to Rober Davidson and his daughter Sara about two new children's books they've co-authored on Haida culture: 'Jigging for Halibut with Tsinii' and 'Learning to Carve Argillite.'

Olivia Buckley is a community organizer with PATH (People Acting Together in Howard County), a people-powered organization whose goal is to train local leaders to transform their Howard County communities. In her conversation with Sara Davidson, Olivia explains what that means and what she loves about her work. Olivia also shares how to use the tool of a one-to-one relational meeting to create relational culture wherever you are, a radical challenge to the status quo. 

​We​ u​pdate the meth conversation and ask about numbers, treatment options and how many people are accessing services right now.​ ​​Dr. Sara Davidson is the medical director at the River Stone Recovery Centre, and a family physician in Fredericton​​.​

Author and journalist Sara Davidson is an award-winning storyteller, and she says she learned that skill from her mother Alice. Every night before bed, Alice would tell Sara and her sister the next installment in a serial story about a miniature girl named P Winky Smith who was so small she could fit in your pocket. But that doesn't mean their relationship was idyllic by any stretch. For Sara, there were high highs and low lows in her childhood. Her mother was funny and once had dreams of being a comedic actress (she also had one of the first nose jobs in L.A.!) but she could also be derisive, mean and stubborn.Alice then developed dementia, and for Sara this was the first time she could truly love her mother, in part because ailing Alice had forgotten many of the things they had fought about.Together, Sara and Katie talk about dashed dreams, nose jobs, and the challenges of growing up with such a complicated mother, especially Alice Davidson, who was known as the “send-back queen” because she never settled for a dish that wasn't perfectly prepared in a restaurant.Artwork by Paula Mangin (@PaulaBallah)Music composed and performed by Andrea PerryProducers: Alice Hudson, Claire TrageserSocial Media: Ilana NevinsSpecial thanks to Sarge, for permission to use the clip  from his routine about the beleaguered Jewish husband.Mother Word Cloud: Please contribute the one word that best describes your mother to the Mother Word Cloud at www.ourmothersourselves.comNote: Our sister podcast, Mother Mine, has moved to a separate feed. Click here to listen to it on Apple Podcasts. 

Episode 2 of the third annual Harm Reduction Symposium featuring an introduction to the River Stone Recovery Centre from Sara Davidson, MD. The Harm Reduction Symposium will bring together many stakeholders to raise awareness, educate, and enhance harm reduction collaboration. CALL TO ACTION: As a community, it is our responsibility to improve the lives of those impacted by problematic substance use. To achieve this, we need to reduce stigma, increase community collaboration, and influence systematic changes. Impact of Drug Use in Canada: The opioid crisis continues to claim the lives of Canadians. 17,602 apparent opioid-related deaths occurred between January 2016 and June 2020. 1,628 apparent opioid toxicity deaths occurred between April and June 2020, representing the highest quarterly count since national surveillance began in 2016. In Canada, more than 12 deaths per day are due to the opioid crisis. New Brunswick is reported to have the second highest prevalence of injection drug use in the country, second only to British Columbia. A large spike in overdose deaths has been observed as the COVID-19 pandemic has evolved and an increase in deaths among People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) has been felt across the country. This was also noted by the Saint John Police Force in mid-October. The warning was extended to advocacy groups in southern New Brunswick following several months of observation during the pandemic. In general, PWUD have been more vulnerable during the COVID-19 pandemic, due to poor health literacy and stigma and discrimination. In this setting there have been calls for decriminalization and increased access to safe supply. It is time to encourage community capacity building to address these complex issues. The Harm Reduction Symposium will provide a platform to discuss innovative and sustainable approaches. The 3rd annual Harm Reduction Symposium will bring together many stakeholders to raise awareness, educate, and enhance harm reduction collaboration.

Plans to expand services at the Phoenix Learning Centre on Woodstock Road have met with resistance from local homeowners. Mark Hazlett lives in Sunshine Gardens. Dr. Sara Davidson is one of the founders of the Phoenix Learning Centre.

Prima di morire di Aids nel 1985, quando diviene pubblica quell’omosessualità che ha nascosto per tutta la vita, Rock consegna alla scrittrice Sara Davidson il segreto mai rivelato. Come nel film di Orson Welles ’Quarto potere’, nei suoi ultimi giorni l’attore pronuncia un nome inaspettato: Lee Garlington. Ed è questa la storia d’amore protagonista del terzo appuntamento con il podcast di Repubblica ’Lovers- Rapporto confidenziale sugli amori del cinema’. Una storia decisamente confidenziale e vissuta nell’ombra, tutta da scoprire. Il racconto della vita, pubblica e nascosta, è a due voci. Ci accompagnano le testimonianze del regista Citto Maselli, di Gina Lollobrigida e Claudia Cardinale, che con Hudson hanno condiviso set e amicizia. Lovers , di Arianna Finos, con Chiara Ugolini - Produzione Gedi Visual per Repubblica - Coordinamento editoriale: Anna Silvia Zippel - Musiche, sound design e montaggio: Gipo Gurrado con Stefano Giungato, Indiehub studio - Registrazione ed editing: Giacomo Aloisi Una serie in cinque puntate, in uscita il venerdì ogni 15 giorni su Repubblica. Prossime uscite: 26 marzo Nicole Kidman e Tom Cruise - 9 aprile Katharine Hepburn e Spencer Tracy.

Sara Davidson is the Divorce Coach. She knows a thing or two about how to break up without breaking down! She chit-chats with Bibi and Miranda about some of the practical implications of breaking up during Covid-times and offers tools and techniques to help transform tough times into an exciting future! Stay in touch with the girls on social media: www.twitter.com/goodsexbadsexxx www.instagram.com/goodsexbadsex Email the team if you have a question or request: info@sexpod.co.uk. And check out Vanya online https://vanyasilverten.com

Parenting after divorce is a whole new journey. In today's episode, Sue Atkins, the Parenting Expert for ITV's will share with you great tips on how to handle parenting in one of the most difficult times of your life. Sue Arkins has helped thousands of parents like you to overcome your challenges and develop your own balanced, down to earth parenting approach that creates happy, positive children, and relaxed confident parents. 

A panel discussion with three of the people trying to help those who are cold and homeless during a pandemic winter. Joan Kingston is chair of the community action group on homelessness, Kate Rogers is a city councillor, and chair of the affordable housing committee, and Dr. Sara Davidson is a physician at Fredericton's  downtown community health clinic. 

A Fredericton doctor is asking the province to allow medicare to cover her work at a new addiction recovery centre. So far, the answer is no. We talk with Dr. Sara Davidson about the River Stone Recovery Centre, a pilot project being funded in part by the federal government.

The pandemic is making it difficult for people who are homeless to stay cool during the heat of summer. Dr. Sara Davidson works with Fredericton's vulnerable populations at the Downtown Community Health Centre.

Police chiefs across the country passed a resolution last week calling on Ottawa to decriminalize simple possession of hard drugs. Dr. Sara Davidson says the change is long overdue.

This week we talk with Sara Davidson Flanders about her yogic journey and the different spiritual paths people can take. We also jump into specific ways to interact with your mind during meditation. Sara has been studying, practicing and teaching yoga since 1992 and she shares her masterful teaching and wisdom with us. If you would like to learn more about Sara's teachings, yoga teacher trainings, anatomy trainings or Neelakantha Meditation check out her site at www.fullradiance.com

Better Horses Radio Worldwide with Ernie Rodina/Ed Adams featuring special guest interviews from Carl Frees, Phil Haugen, Matt Jobe, Sara Davidson, and Danielle Baker.

Nick and Sara Davidson from Tin Man Brewing Co. talk oyster beer, Positronic and Axis, business side of brewing vs recipe creation, selling the business but staying involved, Fall City Brewery history in Evansville, being involved with social media, trivia events, the process of making sour beers,  how to pronounce Gose, robot related beer names, their relationship with other breweries in town, Pink Boots society (promoting women in the industry) collaboration brew which is available at Tin Man Thursday April 12, why they use cans instead of bottles, why they use 16 oz instead of 12 oz, when to age beer, Evansville hidden gems, and what they wish Evansville had.

I asked David Silver to join me in this podcast as he, Sara Davidson and I have been friends for many decades yet we have rarely all been in a room at the same time. Since the nineteen seventies, Sara has provided a unique journalistic bridge between various kinds of new age and traditional spirituality and the worlds of American literature of journalism. Sara did one of the first in depth articles on Ram Dass for Ramparts Magazine in 1971. (“Baba Ram Dass: The Metamorphic Journey of Richard Alpert”) Her most recent book is “The December Project” based on two years of conversations with Reb Zalman-Schacter Shalomi the founder of the Jewish Renewal Movement contemplating and leading up to his death. Sara is also the author of the novel “Loose Change” which was later turned into a TV mini-series and “Joan: Forty Years of Life, Loss, and Friendship with Joan Didion,” as well as a half dozen other books and dozens of articles for magazines such as The Atlantic Monthly, The New York Times Magazine, Harper’s, Newsweek, and Rolling Stone. Sara also has written and produced a number of television series. She created the series "Jack and Mike and Heartbeat" and she was the co-executive producer of "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman". For more info on Sara and her work go to saradavidson.com

Sara is Founder and CEO of Hello Fearless, the school for female entrepreneurs, and the creator of Boss School, a proven 10-week online course that teaches ambitious women how to fearlessly build highly impactful and profitable businesses that are aligned with who they are and the life they want.

Sara Davidson is the founder and CEO of Hello Fearless, The School for Female Entrepreneurs created to help women start, grow and scale companies, while unleashing their full potential as women. Hello Fearless offers Boss School, a 90-day online course and exclusive society of badass women getting equipped with the tools and skills to whip their dream businesses into shape and finally make the money they deserve. “When your entire identity is surrounded by the same goals as a company, your career, or a job and you lose it all at once […] It was a big wake-up call” Alignment :: Living your true purpose Worked with the Global Foundation of Entrepreneurship to launch an online curriculum available to women regardless of where they are located in the world – Enter:: Boss School Boss School offers a community of support and learning preferences accessible any time for every learner. Building an Online Course: Ask yourself: What is your desired result that your target customer will have at the end of the course? Put up a sales page and pre-sell to see if people bite! Think of the flow and how each module builds upon one another Bake in accountability by partnership Using the right platform for website/course functionality Working with subcontract developers Developer and designers come through references “Don’t ever make decisions out of a scarcity mindset” Tune in to hear more about Sara's journey and how she did it her way!

Sara is Founder and CEO of Hello Fearless, the school for female entrepreneurs, and the creator of Boss School, a proven 10-week online course that teaches ambitious women how to fearlessly build highly impactful and profitable businesses that are aligned with who they are and the life they want.

Dr. Tom's guests this week include Jim Skinner, a self-described atheist who is married to Unity minister Carla McClellan, and special guest Sara Davidson, author of The December Project, a remarkable new book from HarperOne. This episode also brings a new voice to the Unity world, Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, who died in 2014. For two years, Sara Davidson conducted a series of remarkable discussions with this remarkable rabbi, a series reminiscent of Carlos Castaneda's 1968 conversations with Yaqui wisdom teacher Don Juan. Rabbe Zalman, as Sara calls him, escaped the Nazis by emigrating to the United States with his father. The rabbi-to-be joined the Lubavitch movement in New York, and through the years he became a respected, albeit controversial, rabbi with a universalist view of life and God. Sara's conversations with her beloved Rebbe, who invited her to meet with him weekly, took her back to her Jewish roots and allowed her to confront the issues all people face—aging, maturing, and moving toward the final question of what lies beyond life. You will cherish and relive those experiences in her 2014 book, The December Project: An Extraordinary Rabbi and a Skeptical Seeker Confront Life's Greatest Mystery.  

Sara "sans H" Davidson is today's guest for episode #19. Sara is the CEO and co-founder of Hello Fearless, the school for female entrepreneurs. We connected thanks to this tweet from Living Your Passion listener Brandi Neloms followed by an email introduction from another listener, Bethany Rae Cramer. Thanks to both Brandi and Bethany (Rae)! "No H" Sara's PASSION is creating a world of unstoppable women. In case you missed any of the previous episodes, you can catch them here by visiting the Living Your Passion landing page. Are you ready to learn more about (unstoppable) women ? During this episode ... Sara explained what Hello Fearless (and Boss School) is all about. Sara talked through her process of self-discovery and how she found - and is now living - her passion. We discussed "why women" ... and not men (side note: she's a "big fan of men" but ... ). I pull a "John Lee Dumas" and break down Sara's passion creating a world of unstoppable women one word at a time. Sara shared how she is creating a world of unstoppable women (I gave her not one, not two, but 3 chances to plug Boss School). Sara and I talked a bit about Kansas City - where she lives now and where I used to live! Sara shared her "secret sauce" (kinda) to Hello Fearless. Sara TRIED to turn the mic on me when she asked ME a question. Well played, Sara. Well played. Sara talked about competitors ... and how her team does not believe in them. LOVE THIS! More About Sara CEO @HelloFearless, The School for Female Entrepreneurs. On a mission to create a world of unstoppable women who dream big, take risks & love their lives. Find out more on Twitter. Links Discussed In This Episode Hello Fearless - website, Twitter, Facebook Boss School Sara on Twitter Sara on Facebook Enjoyed this episode? Please consider subscribing (if you haven't already). Also, what would be really awesome? If you could rate and review the show ... and use those fancy social sharing icons below to tell the world! Alternatively, you can subscribe to the RSS feed or subscribe via email (scroll to the bottom). Finally, if you know someone who bleeds passion (or maybe it’s you), please email me at djwaldow at gmail dot com. Oh, and if you have a connection to LeBron James, please let me know. I think he’d be a great person to talk to about his passion for basketball. #DeadSerious

Originally Aired: 03/16/14 We all deal day to day with a lot of questions and a lot of fears – around work, money, health, politcs, relationships. And at some point, we will all deal with the final fears and the final questions – fear of death and questions about what it means and what if anything comes after. At his request, today’s guest, SARA DAVIDSON met every Friday for two years with 89-year-old RABBI ZALMAN SHACHTER-SHALOMI, the iconic founder of the Jewish Renewal movment, to discuss what he calls THE DECEMBER PROJECT. “When you can feel in your cells that you’re coming to the end of your tour of duty,” in tHe rabbi’s words, “what is the spiritual work of this time, how do we prepare for the mystery?” Davidson, who describes herself as having a seeker’s heart and a skeptic’s mind, feared death would be a complete annihilation, while Reb Zalman felt certain that “something continues.” He didn’t want to convince her of anything, but to loosen her mind.” Through their talks, he wanted to help people “not freak out about dying,” and enable them to have a more heightened and grateful life. www.saradavidson.com - See more at: http://aworldthatjustmightwork.com/2014/03/free-forum-qa-sara-davidson-author-of-december-project-extraordinary-rabbi-skeptical-seeker-take-aim-at-greatest-mystery/#sthash.f2a9nEZZ.dpuf

Aired: 03/16/14 We all deal day to day with a lot of questions and a lot of fears - around work, money, health, politcs, relationships. And at some point, we will all deal with the final fears and the final questions - fear of death and questions about what it means and what if anything comes after. At his request, today's guest, SARA DAVIDSON met every Friday for two years with 89-year-old RABBI ZALMAN SHACHTER-SHALOMI, the iconic founder of the Jewish Renewal movment, to discuss what he calls THE DECEMBER PROJECT. "When you can feel in your cells that you're coming to the end of your tour of duty," in tHe rabbi's words, "what is the spiritual work of this time, how do we prepare for the mystery?" Davidson, who describes herself as having a seeker's heart and a skeptic's mind, feared death would be a complete annihilation, while Reb Zalman felt certain that "something continues." He didn't want to convince her of anything, but to loosen her mind." Through their talks, he wanted to help people "not freak out about dying," and enable them to have a more heightened and grateful life.

Aired: 2/2/14 I am going to take a hiatus from this show in a few weeks, for the first time in 17 years. I need to focus on some other projects, including a book I'm writing, and won't be able to afford the time to produce and host this show probono. In anticipation of this upcoming break, I will be the guest this week and SARA DAVIDSON, best-selling author of Loose Change and Leap, whose new book, The December Project will come out in March, will be interviewing me. I've long thought it is only fair that I have to answer a few questions and this week it's going to happen.

Join us for an evening with Sara. Sara Davidson, Author of "LEAP"

Rock Hudson (sensory-sensitive, no background/transition music:) The screen god who had to live a very secret life just to live the life he wanted. He accomplished so much in his life, but he may be best known for the way he left this world. Listen now to see there was so much more to this remarkable man.PATREON: patreon.com/starsofthegoldenagepodcastEpisode Sources: a book titled Rock Hudson: His Story by Sara Davidson and Rock Hudson; a documentary titled Rock Hudson: All that Heaven Allowed; amfAR.org; Wikipedia; IMDBImage Source: IMDBAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Rock Hudson: The screen god who had to live a very secret life just to live the life he wanted. He accomplished so much in his life, but he may be best known for the way he left this world. Listen now to see there was so much more to this remarkable man.PATREON: patreon.com/starsofthegoldenagepodcastEpisode Sources: a book titled Rock Hudson: His Story by Sara Davidson and Rock Hudson; a documentary titled Rock Hudson: All that Heaven Allowed; amfAR.org; Wikipedia; IMDBImage Source: IMDBAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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The conclusion of Rock Hudson's story.Episode Sources: A book titled Rock Hudson: His Story by Sara Davidson and Rock Hudson; a documentary titled Rock Hudson: All that Heaven Allowed; amfAR.org; Wikipedia; IMDBImage Source: IMDBAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy