01. Legal Analyst Weighs in on Diddy Trial, Celebrity, Money and Justice
02. Diddy’s Trial Exposed the World of Sex Trafficking
03. Americans’ Pride Slips to All-Time Low
04. Freedom is Not Free: What Americans Can Learn From Hungary
05. Can We Make Earth Great Again?
06. OB/GYN Warns Fertility Decline Could Cost Us All
07. The Pros and Cons of a Multigenerational Workforce
08. Protect Your Family History Before the Next Disaster
09. LPGA Instructor: It’s Never Too Late to Take Another Swing!
10. How to Master the Art of Patience in a World of Distractions
11. Collaboration Over Conflict: The Secret to Better Conversations
12. How to Bully-Proof Your Kids
13. This NBA Player Couldn’t Read. Today He has a Master’s Degree
14. Fascinating Stories From a Real Life Psychic Detective
15. 5 Ways to Make Your Life Easier
1. ==> Legal Analyst Weighs in on Diddy Trial, Celebrity, Money and Justice
When celebrity and money collide with the law, does true justice stand a chance? James Porfido—former prosecutor, criminal defense attorney and Court TV analyst—has decades of experience on both sides of the courtroom. He’s provided courtroom analysis and weighed in on high-profile trials from Michael Jackson to Harvey Weinstein, and now he’s weighing in on the federal trial of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. “When justice depends on how much money you have, it stops being justice. It becomes a transaction,” says Porfido. “The Diddy case is just the latest example.” Porfido is the author of “Unequal Justice: The Search for Truth to Balance the Scales,” a searing look at how wealth, politics and power distort outcomes in American courtrooms. Book him to discuss the deeper implications of celebrity trials and what it means for everyday Americans. Contact James Porfido at (973) 620-2157; jporfido@rtirguests.com
2. ==> Diddy’s Trial Exposed the World of Sex Trafficking
Even though Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was found not guilty of sex trafficking, attorney, activist and founder of The Red Movement, Shadan Kapri, hopes the case and all the publicity surrounding it helped shed light on the secretive world. Kapri will share the truth about the exploitation of children and women in the fashion industry, the entertainment industry, the sports world, and even high profile events like the World Cup, Olympics, and the Super bowl. Kapri, a former prosecutor and an expert in sex trafficking and domestic violence, believes we are entering a new era called The Red Movement, where people no longer support products, brand, people, corporation, and events that exploit the people are the planet. Shadan Kapri (pronounced Shadawn Capri) has been recognized nationally and internationally for her work in law and human rights. She is the author of “The Red Movement: Social and Environmental Justice in the 21st Century.” Contact her at (509) 720-0278; ShadanKapri@icloud.com
3. ==> Americans’ Pride Slips to All-Time Low
A record-low 58% of U.S. adults say they are “extremely” (41%) or “very” (17%) proud to be an American, down nine percentage points from last year and five points below the prior low from 2020. Until 2018, less than 10% of U.S. adults had consistently said they had little or no national pride. Political commentator and proud American Ibrahim AlHusseini can discuss why he believes national pride is collapsing so sharply among younger generations like Gen Z and millennials. Ask him: How much of the drop in pride is tied to politics, and how much is cultural or economic disillusionment? What are the long-term consequences for civic engagement or national unity? Can you explain why Republicans’ pride remains high while Democrats’ has hit record lows? Do you think American pride can bounce back, or is this decline part of a permanent generational shift? Ibrahim AlHusseini immigrated to the United States in the 1990s to attend college. He is an entrepreneur and political commentator who frequently appears in the media. He is also a dedicated philanthropist and advocate for education and economic justice. Contact Mark Goldman at (516) 639-0988 (call/text); markgoldman73@gmail.com
4. ==> Freedom is Not Free: What Americans Can Learn From Hungary
Great 4th of July Show! Since 2010 Hungary has been led by Viktor Orban, an authoritarian strongman who is a favorite among American conservatives. Laszlo Suhayda was five years old when he followed his parents and two older sibling through a minefield in the forest of Sopron, Hungary, to escape the oppressive Communist government. He’ll share the grim lessons he learned about war, totalitarian governments, and keeping the faith amid horror as it relates to the current turmoil in the world. He says, "As I was swimming through weeds, I fell on top of a young Hungarian man who was shot in the head by a Russian sniper. I saw the tragedy of war and the price of freedom. Freedom is not free; you have to earn it." Laszlo is the author of "Twelve Bells to Freedom: The Suhajda Story," and the inventor of the first wine slushee product in America. Contact Laszlo Suhayda at (314) 501-6838; Lsuhayda@rtirguests.com
5. ==> Can We Make Earth Great Again?
Physicist, inventor, and educator, Peter Solomon, PhD, has spent his life on the cutting edge of technology. As an entrepreneur, he built and sold one of his five technology companies for $23 million and developed pioneering tools in clean fuels, radiation detection, and scientific analysis. Now, Solomon is sounding an alarm about the potential tyranny of technology. Hear why he believes humanity is accelerating toward existential danger—and why most people aren’t paying attention. “The rapid pace of science and technology has far outrun our civilization’s social and political capabilities to control them, making for an uncertain future,” he says. Inspired by Stephen Hawking’s dire warning that humanity could face extinction within 100 years, he explains the clock is ticking—with less than 92 years left to change course. His new novel, “100 Years to Extinction” explores the urgent threats—scientific, technological, and geopolitical—that could lead to humanity’s downfall, and the possible solutions that still lie within our reach. Contact Johanna Ramos-Boyer at (703) 400-1099 (cell); johanna@jrbpr.biz; johanna@jrbcomm.com or Erin Bolden (703) 980-2705 (office)
6. ==> OB/GYN Warns Fertility Decline Could Cost Us All
Fertility isn’t just a personal issue—it’s a global one. Dr. Marina Straszak-Suri warns that today’s falling birth rates could lead to a future workforce collapse, strained eldercare systems and widespread social impact. In an eye-opening conversation, this OB/GYN will share insights from her new book, “Optimize Your Fertility Naturally,” which offers a holistic, lifestyle-based approach to reproductive health. With 30+ years of clinical experience and a passion for prevention, Dr. Marina empowers women to improve their fertility, often without turning to IVF. She’ll bust common reproductive myths, decode menstrual cycle health and explain what women, couples and even policymakers need to know now. A timely and thought-provoking segment that speaks to individual hope and societal urgency. Contact Dr. Marina Straszak-Suri at (613) 800-9412; msuri@rtirguests.com
7. ==> The Pros and Cons of a Multigenerational Workforce
Today’s workforce spans five generations, which are defined by Pew Research Center as the Silent Generation (born before 1945), the Baby Boomers (1945-1964), Gen X (1965 to 1980), Millennials (1981 to 1996), and Gen Z (born after 1997). In many companies, almost every team or unit will have at least some multigenerational diversity. Some see this generational diversity as a challenge, or even a liability. But Francesca Burack sees it as a great advantage for those companies that can recognize and leverage the strengths that each generation brings to the table. “Communication is the heartbeat of any organization,” says Francesca, a workplace expert. “It’s not just about the words; it’s about how and why we use them. The right mindset can turn misunderstandings into moments of connection.” Francesca will explain how to reframe generational differences and leverage distinct communication styles—from the Silent Generation’s formality to Gen Z’s digital-first, fast-paced approach—to create a functioning, flourishing workplace. Contact Francesca Burack at (516) 823-4003; fburack@rtirguests.com
Looking for more career-related topics and guests? Keep an eye out for our special RTIR Ezine, The World of Work, on Friday, July 11th
8. ==> Protect Your Family History Before the Next Disaster
Whether it’s a wildfire or a hurricane, Mother Nature can be brutal, especially in the summer months. Sadly, after many natural disasters, countless families find they’ve lost not only their homes, but also irreplaceable memories. These heart-wrenching losses should remind everyone: Don’t wait for disaster to strike to protect your family’s legacy. Archivist Rhonda Chadwick, author of “Secrets from the Stacks,” offers essential advice on safeguarding photographs, documents, textiles and more. She’ll provide simple, easy-to-follow steps to create a lasting family archive—perfect for anyone wanting to disaster-proof their cherished memories. With natural disasters on the rise, Rhonda’s guidance is timelier than ever. Contact Rhonda Chadwick at (401) 227-3306; rchadwick@rtirguests.com
9. ==> LPGA Instructor: It’s Never Too Late to Take Another Swing!
Did you know nearly 1 in 3 U.S. workers has considered a major life or career change since the pandemic? Hall of Fame golf instructor and mindset coach Cindy Miller says now’s the time to stop thinking and start swinging. Cindy’s not just another motivational voice, she lives the message. After losing her LPGA card, she clawed her way back—25 years later—proving that failure isn’t final and reinvention has no age limit. Her signature mix of humor and no-nonsense wisdom helps audiences silence self-doubt and take bold action. If your listeners are feeling stuck, burned out or ready for a comeback, Cindy’s story will leave them inspired and ready to take their next shot. Contact Cindy Miller at (716) 670-5341; cimiller@rtirguests.com
10. ==> How to Master the Art of Patience in a World of Distractions
Instant gratification dominates our culture, but Emilio Justo, M.D., shows how mastering patience can transform distractions into opportunities for success. A two-time international TEDx speaker (with over 10.5 million views) and bestselling author of “The Power of Pause,” Dr. Justo combines engaging storytelling with neurosci¬ence-backed strategies to help audiences reclaim focus, boost resilience, and achieve their goals. With a compelling personal story of overcoming challenges as a Cuban refugee, he connects with audiences and offers practical tools to thrive in today’s chaotic world. Contact Dr. Emilio Justo at Ejusto@rtirguests.com (email preferred); (480) 992-6803
11. ==> Collaboration Over Conflict: The Secret to Better Conversations
Conflict is everywhere—in the office, at home and in our communities. But what if you could prevent disputes before they even arise? Samuel Bentil, a global project planning and dispute resolution expert, reveals the surprising strategies that turn potential disagreements into constructive and productive conversations. Whether you're a leader managing a team, a parent navigating family dynamics or someone looking to improve daily interactions, Samuel’s proven conflict-prevention methods will help you establish trust, reduce tension and build stronger relationships in every area of life. Book Samuel to help your audience master tough conversations, even with difficult people, and discover why communication—not control—is the key to lasting harmony. He has helped businesses, families and communities prevent disputes before they start. Ready to help your audience create more peace in their lives? Contact Samuel at (778) 656-0067; Sbentil@rtirguests.com
12. ==> How to Bully-Proof Your Kids
With social media use at an all-time high, combined with the tense political climate, kids are being bullied in record numbers. The effects can range from severe anxiety and depression to suicide. Such was the tragic case when 11-year-old Jocelynn Rojo took her own life after being bullied by classmates regarding her family’s immigration status. Jack Gindi claims that we need to teach our kids to be resilient in the face of such abuse. "Real resilience isn't built by avoiding pain or by force and struggle," he says. "It's built by teaching them how to navigate life's challenges with confidence and grace." This led him to found the I Believe in Me program, which provides kids and parents with practical tools for building self-esteem, managing emotions, and setting achievable goals. Contact Jack Gindi at (719) 751-8807; jgindi@rtirguests.com
13. ==> This NBA Player Couldn’t Read. Today He has a Master’s Degree
Dean Tolson was functionally illiterate when he joined the Seattle Sonics in the 1970s. He was the all-time rebounder at the University of Arkansas, but that didn’t prepare him for life after four years in the NBA. Tolson believes his greatest achievement was earning a master’s degree magna cum laude and now devotes his life to reach at-risk youth and adults about the power of education. His book, “Power Forward,” is about his experiences on the court and in the classroom. Contact Dean Tolson at (253) 884-8934; dtolson@rtirguests.com
14. ==> Fascinating Stories From a Real Life Psychic Detective
Nancy Orlen Weber is a true expert in psychic investigations, animal communication and spiritual development. For the past 45 years the author of “The Life of a Psychic Detective” has worked with law enforcement agencies as a psychic detective and has received an honorary Chief of Detectives badge and a Sheriff's commendation for her work. Invite Nancy on your show to hear about her work with law enforcement and how she helped solve real-life mysteries. A fascinating guest, Nancy will also reveal how listeners can tap into the ex¬traordinary power of their own soul’s guidance to find their inner wisdom and develop deeper connections with people and animals, unlock their life’s purpose, and navigate challenges with clarity and confidence. Contact Nancy Orlen Weber at (973) 453-0906; NWeber@rtirguests.com
15. ==> 5 Ways to Make Your Life Easier
Everyone is unique, but we all go through similar trials. Give your listeners a little ‘Ray of Sunshine’ with Deborah Mallow and her positive energy club that offers no nonsense, uncomplicated solutions to deal with difficult people and problematic situations. You’ll learn how to replace unhealthy habits with positive changes, declutter what’s blocking your way, and enjoy more while worrying less. Discover how to reshape your mindset, shift your energy and end self-sabotage with easy-to-implement strategies that will have a huge impact on your daily life. Deborah Mallow is a positivity expert, mindset coach and the author of “6 Steps to Fewer Days that Suck.” Contact her at (516) 613-5359; dmallow@rtirguests.com
