Changing temperatures, rogue winds, drought, and human actions. Are those the reasons for the devastating wildfires across the West that have been killing people and animals, destroying homes, paralyzing the wine industry, and decimating millions of acres in California alone? What can be done to stop or even prevent such destruction? James Moseley, CEO of […]
Archive | October, 2020
Become a Wine Whiz in 15 Minutes
Wine sales have been climbing during the pandemic as people stuck at home turn to vino to lift their spirits. With heightened interest in wine, Jim Laughren, CWE, could be the perfect guest for COVID-19 times as he shares how to master the essentials of wine in 15 minutes. He can answer such questions as: […]
COVID Road Rage: The Six-Second Fix
Back in 2016, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety published a shocking study in which it reported that 80% of drivers admitted to committing road rage. They confessed to everything from punitive horn-honking to flipping the bird to tailgating, cutting people off and assaulting them. And now that more people are behind the wheel of […]
How to Use Your Insecurities to Get Ahead
By Carl on October 20, 2020 in Business, Careers, How-To, Inspirational, Feel-Good, Leadership, Military, Self Help
2020 has been a difficult year. Many people have more insecurities than ever: do they have what it takes to replace their lost job with a new one? Are they lacking confidence in themselves and the economy? Do they even deserve the chance to aim high? Raj Grin will explain how these insecurities can be […]
Like the Stork Personified – ‘What I Learned from 6,000 Deliveries!’
If they are lucky, most people experience the birth of a couple of children. But Alan Lindemann, M.D., has experienced 6,000 births and has the stories to tell about them. He’s seen just about everything possible when it comes to childbirth including the birth of quadruplets. Dr. Lindemann is sure to be a favorite guest […]
Pelosi & Trump: Why Their Leadership is Similar
By Carl on October 20, 2020 in 2020 Presidential Election, Business, Careers, Leadership, Military, Politics, Government
At first glance, Donald Trump and Nancy Pelosi would appear to have little in common. Sure, they both have their fans and detractors. But apart from that, both leaders depend on others because they can’t do everything themselves and need to rely on people who have the expertise they lack. For a fascinating show, talk […]
10/20/20 RTIR Newsletter: Tired of COVID, Gen Z Awakening, Say No to Get Happy
The Surge Is Here: How to Combat COVID FatigueThousands of Americans Protest: I Stand With ArmeniaWhat a Farce! The Origins of OriginalismPelosi & Trump: Why Their Leadership is SimilarWill 2020 Election Be a Gen Z Awakening?Small Town Politics Tackle Big IssuesWhat Makes 2020’s Wildfires the Worst in Modern Memory?Become a Wine Whiz in 15 MinutesCOVID […]
What’s Behind Biden’s Aviators?
Joe Biden has been wearing aviator sunglasses for most of his life. Some might say he looks cool. But putting style and politics aside, Joe may be onto something. Wearing wraparound aviator sunglasses (but not necessarily pricey Ray-Bans can help you protect your health, especially during COVID-19, reports vision educator Linda Odubayo Thompson. As Linda […]
Bring Back the Art of Pleasant Conversation
By Carl on October 15, 2020 in Current Events, Problems Facing Our Nation, Relationships, Psychology
When is the last time you had a conversation that didn’t end up feeling like a negotiation, or worse a fight? “It’s probably been a while since a simple conversation was just that,” says Ivan Obolensky. “It’s become nearly impossible not to talk about emotionally charged topics … because that’s all we’ve got!” Interview Ivan […]
Why 50 Isn’t the New 30 … It’s Way Better
It’s been said that youth is wasted on the young, but with awareness, maturity, experience and motivation going for us, the second half of life offers extraordinary opportunities and satisfaction. That’s the message of Joe Swinger, a speaker, author and talk-show guest who specializes in helping adults in midlife enjoy the VIP life — one marked by greater vibrancy, […]