What if the key to health, happiness, and deeper relationships isn’t out there—but within your own sensory system? Donna Redman has created a groundbreaking program: The Secret Genius of Sensory Processing, in collaboration with renowned occupational therapist Cynthia Duffy. Backed by neuroscience, art therapy, and nature-based healing, this revolutionary program empowers parents, caregivers, and neurodivergent individuals to understand and leverage their sensory experiences to transform daily life. “When we understand the senses, we begin to understand ourselves,” she says. Whether it’s the chaos of school mornings, struggles with mealtime, or the heartbreak of misunderstood behavior—this program offers practical tools and deep insight that can change everything. Contact Donna Redman at (973) 876-5903; dredman@rtirguests.com
This Dog Trainer Shares How to Turn Problem Pooches Into Perfect Pups
Whether your pup’s a chewer, a jumper, or just plain bad, author and dog trainer Kathleen Troy can share how to transform even the most unruly Rovers into well-behaved bowwows. Known as the Dear Abby of the canine world, Katheleen shares her doggone delightful tales of Dylan, a pooch she rescued from South Korea that was wildly destructive. With love and patience, not only did Kathleen bring Dylan’s behavior under control, she taught him sign language, how to count to 10, and dial 911! “There are no bad dogs, just bad owners,” she says.
Kathleen is the author of the “Dylan’s Dog Squad” series, as well as a book about dog training. Contact Kathleen Troy at (714) 975-9807; ktroy@rtirguests.com
This Pastor Died—Twice—And Came Back With a Message
When Pastor Nancy Frecka slipped into death—twice—she never imagined what awaited her. Floating above her lifeless body, she watched nurses scramble, unable to find a pulse. Then came the divine encounter with Jesus Himself. Pages of her past flipped like a book until stopping at the moment that shaped her soul—a childhood tragedy involving her brother, a shotgun, and a haunted house. But death wasn’t the end. It was the beginning of a mission. Nancy returned from the other side with a powerful message. “The message of unforgiveness is key to having a life full of peace, love and joy,” she says. Nancy is a speaker, pastor, and the author of “God Says, “You Can Trust Me:” Supernatural Encounters with God.” Contact Nancy Frecka at (330) 422-6955; nfrecka@rtirguests.com
‘Psychedelics Changed My Life’—A Therapist Shares the Healing Power of Plants
According to research presented at the Psychedelic Science 2025 conference in Denver, patients who had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder experienced a dramatic decrease in depression after just one dose of psilocybin (magic mushrooms). Author and psychotherapist Anjalia McGoldrick is living proof of the power of plant-based psychedelics. “I got pregnant at 13, was in an abusive relationship at 14, and escaped with my life at 16,” she says. “Although I became a successful psychotherapist, I still carried deep wounds. Psychedelics absolutely changed my life.” Anjalia is the author of the critically-acclaimed memoir “The Child I Left Behind A Mother’s Journey To Healing & Forgiveness.” Contact Anjalia McGoldrick at (540) 616-3200; amcgoldrick@rtirguests.com
Bad-Ass Economics: 4 Radical Fixes Trump Can Use to Finish Rescuing America’s Economy
Can President Trump really fix America’s economy for good? Author and entrepreneur Mitch Francis says,” Yes! If he tackles four broken systems.” Mitch outlines practical, non-partisan plans to: Pay off the $36 trillion national debt—for good, reinvent the obsolete Federal Reserve, clean up the corrupt stock market casino, and make taxes simple and fair for all. His most radical proposal? A game-changing “Asset Standard” to eliminate the debt immediately—without raising taxes or cutting spending. He is the author of “Bad-Ass Solutions For Today’s Big-Ass Problems” and is founder and CEO of publicly traded and private companies and develops, owns, and manages commercial real estate across the U.S. Contact Mitch Francis at (424) 380-4561; Mfrancis@rtirguests.com
Why Pushing Your Kids to Win Could Be Breaking Them
Many parents ramp up the pressure by focusing on higher grades, tougher sports and more achievement. But LPGA Professionals Hall of Fame Member and certified mindset coach Cindy Miller says this pressure-cooker approach is doing more harm than good. After decades of working with young athletes (and watching too many walk away broken), Cindy now teaches a better way to raise resilient, self-driven kids without crushing their confidence. In this segment, she shares how perfectionism, comparison and performance pressure backfire, and what parents should focus on instead. Cindy’s take is eye-opening, practical and rooted in both personal stories and pro-level experience. It’s a fresh, emotionally charged take on back-to-school parenting that every listener can relate to. Ask her: Can pushing kids to win actually make them perform worse? What’s the one thing parents should say after a tough loss or bad grade? Contact Cindy Miller at (716) 670-5341; cimiller@rtirguests.com
He’s White, A Former Evangelical Minister —and Tackling Race Head-On
He raises bulls, quotes scripture and has four adopted Black children. Meet Rick Patterson, the former pastor turned corporate exec who’s challenging how America talks about race, masculinity and power. “I used to preach certainty,” he says. “Now I lead with questions.” With humor and humility, Patterson offers a surprising voice both sides of the culture war can actually hear. The author of “Shame Unmasked” and “The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth,” says faith-based leaders need a new playbook for connection. Don’t miss this guest’s fresh take on reconciliation, manhood and what true leadership looks like in divided times. Contact Rick Patterson at (517) 300-2706; rpatterson@rtirguests.com
Signs You’re Self-Sabotaging Your Love Life
Can’t seem to find a lasting relationship? Are you tired of choosing the wrong partner over and over again? Whether you’re navigating the dating scene or struggling to connect with a long-time partner, you might be falling into hidden patterns of self-sabotage. Dr. Philip Agrios has spent over 30 years uncovering what he calls the “Inborn Sabotaging Trait”—a subconscious behavior that quietly undermines our relationships, happiness, and health. On your show, Dr. Agrios will explain how this biological trait develops, why it shows up most often in romantic connections, and how his T-NOW Method can help listeners instantly identify and neutralize it. From ghosting and trust issues to repeated arguments or unexplained distance, he offers a revolutionary approach to repairing and revitalizing love by addressing the real root causes—not just symptoms. Ask him: What’s the biggest self-sabotaging behavior people bring into their relationships? How can someone shift these patterns if they’ve been repeating them for years? Contact Dr. Philip Agrios at (848) 337-5018; Pagrios@rtirguests.com
High Achiever, Low Confidence? Why It’s More Common Than You Think
Many successful adults are quietly plagued by feelings of inadequacy. Despite impressive résumés and outward accomplishments, they often battle self-limiting beliefs and an internal voice that says, “I’m not good enough.” On your show, Mike Sealy will unpack this common but misunderstood disconnect—why confidence often lags behind achievement, and what to do about it. Drawing from personal insight and years of mindset coaching, Sealy will help your audience understand how a growth mindset can reverse deep-seated patterns of self-doubt. He’ll share the hidden signs of imposter syndrome, the long-term effects of performance-based validation, and how to build authentic self-worth—not just a longer to-do list. It’s an empowering conversation for anyone who’s ever looked successful on the outside but still felt stuck on the inside. Contact Mike Sealy at msealy@rtirguests.com
Beyond the 9-to-5: Craft a Life of Purpose and Passion
Stuck in a job that drains you? You’re not alone—and you don’t have to stay there. Greg Mohr, “Wall Street Journal”bestselling author of “Real Freedom,” walked away from the corporate grind and never looked back. Today, he helps others do the same by guiding them into franchise ownership that aligns with their strengths, values, and long-term goals. Mohr has already helped more than 250 people launch over 500 franchise locations—and he’s just getting started. His message? You don’t need a million-dollar idea to build a fulfilling life; you need the right model, mindset, and mentor. In interviews, Mohr shares how to identify the right business for you, how to escape the “golden handcuffs” of corporate life, and why the freedom you’re craving might be more attainable than you think. Contact Greg Mohr: (361) 204-5470; gmohr@rtirguests.com