11/14/2024 RTIR Newsletter: Controversial Cabinet Picks, Menopause Mindset, a Chiropractor for Your Dog?

01. Control the Oil, Control the World: Spy’s Daughter Tells All 02. What the Hegseth? Veterans Oppose Pentagon Pick 03. The Trump Plan to Crush Political Dissent 04. Trump’s Win Means Losses for Women and Children 05. You’re Not Alone: How to Combat Holiday Loneliness 06. Who Gets Social Media Followers in a Divorce? 07. […]

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11/12/2024 RTIR Newsletter: Prep for Annoying Relatives, Buy a Lock of Washington’s Hair, New Holiday Rom-Com

01. Trump and Iran: Return of the Warmongers? 02. Thanksgiving Mental Prep for Handling Challenging Relatives 03. Another Reason to Be Grateful: It Helps You Live Longer 04. Actor Devale Ellis on New Netflix Holiday Flick 05. Historic Auction Offers a Lock of George Washington’s Hair 06. The Horror of Communism and Why U.S. Schools […]

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11/7/2024 RTIR Newsletter: Post-Election Emotions, Disaster-Proof Family History, Former NBA Player

01. Overcome With Post-Election Emotions? 02. Americans Will Regret Handing the Keys to Trump 03. Tired of Fighting? How to be a Peacebuilder in Your Community 04. ‘Underdog’- A Quirky, Heartwarming Documentary 05. 45th Anniversary of ‘Hart to Hart’- Interview Stephanie Powers 06. Former NBA Player Fights to Keep Kids in School 07. The Pro-Life […]

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11/5/2024 RTIR Newsletter: Social Media and Election Misinformation, Greensboro Massacre Anniversary, Do You Worship Like a Dog?

01. Election Denial is Voter Supression 02. Heads Up – Don’t Believe Everything You Read 03. Non-Partisan Election Expert Sam Wang 04. 45th Anniversary of the Greensboro Massacre 05. New PBS Documentary: Saving Native American Language 06. Do You Worship Like a Cat or a Dog? And Why it Matters 07. This Guest Helps Boomers […]

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10/31/2024 RTIR Newsletter: Election Stress, Surprisingly Good Job Numbers, What’s a Micro Drama?

01. The RX for ‘Election Stress Disorder’ 02. The Real Threat to Democracy: Elite Power Struggles 03. The Fight Against Autocracy Needs a New Playbook 04. Good News: October Job Growth Doubles Expectations 05. Micro Dramas Are Shaking Up the Film Industry 06. What History’s Most Notorious Leaders Can Teach Us About Leadership Success 07. […]

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Ex-Pro Linebacker Credits Halloween ‘Nightmare’ for Keys to Success

When best-selling author John Nicholas crashed into a house during a Halloween night car chase with police at age 16, it almost ruined his life. Desperate for direction, he discovered keys that quickly transformed him from “dumb jock” to Ivy League scholar, pro football player and successful entrepreneur. He credits something he calls Personal Convergence, a […]

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How to Raise Resilient Kids in Scary Times

Today’s kids have more stressors and fear triggers than ever, including constant exposure to social and other media, bullying, intense pressure to excel at everything, and more. In addition, modern society often sends the message that today’s kids are fragile. According to Jack Gindi, that is our biggest mistake. “Real resilience isn’t built by avoiding […]

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Nelson Mandela, the Dalai Lama, U2: This Flight Attendant Who Has Met Them All

During her nearly 40-year career as a flight attendant, Tania Anderson met everyone from Elizabeth Taylor and the mega rock band U2 to the Dalai Lama, Mother Teresa, Britain’s Prince Philip, and five U.S. presidents! One of the most memorable people she met was South African President Nelson Mandela. “He was absolutely radiant,” she recalls. […]

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Make This One Change and Live to 90+ Years

Author and environmental activist Richard Schwartz, Ph.D., is 90-years-young and still going strong. His secret? “I have followed a vegan diet for decades,” he says. “I am convinced that that has been the key to my longevity and remaining healthy at an advanced age.” He also believes that animal-based industries are destroying the planet by […]

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Why We Need To Have More Compassion for Ourselves

Author and nurse practitioner Susie Bell has been through hell and back. She was excommunicated from the Mormon Church, suffered the loss of a baby, went through a soul-wrenching divorce, was drugged, raped, and publicly harassed by a famous athlete, and struggled with substance abuse. But instead of becoming bitter and angry, she developed a […]

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From Shattered to Soaring: Help for Childhood Trauma Survivors

Author, coach, and therapist Lisa Morgan endured the kind of trauma that many might not survive. Her childhood was marked by extreme terror, trauma, sexual abuse, violence, and neglect. As a result, her body, mind, heart, and soul resorted to two profound levels of spiritual survival; what Lisa describes as “soul fracturing” and “100 percent […]

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Diddy Video: Let’s Talk About Domestic Violence

The recently-leaked video of Sean “Diddy” Combs assaulting his girlfriend is sparking discussions about domestic violence and abuse. The video garnered media attention but also serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive issue of intimate partner violence. Phoenix Rose can discuss the unseen reasons women stay with those who hurt them, what domestic violence […]

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Downsize, Declutter and Make Money Doing it!

Downsizing and decluttering can be overwhelming, but what if you could turn the painful process into a money-making operation? You’ll look at your stuffed closets and basement boxes in a whole new light when you interview Aaron LaPedis, the Garage Sale Millionaire. Aaron’s journey as an entrepreneur started when he was 9 flipping coins, stamps […]

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