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MyNDTALK - Dealing With People You Can't Stand
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Dr. Pamela Brewer talks with Drs. Rick Brinkman and Kurshner - about an age old problem: "Dealing With People You Can't Stand"! Listen to this conversation filled with humor and tips for dealing with difficult people. You know them. You work with them, they are in your neighborhood, maybe even in your family. Learn how to take back the power you give away when trying to negotiate your own upset with their words and behaviors.
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Computer Love: How Social Media Can Kill Your Relationship
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Join us this Thursday June 20th for our next episode of HOUSECALLS as we talk about how the internet can instantly transform strangers into lovers and just as quickly turn lovers into sworn enemies. Has technology gone too far, and if so, what can we do to bring the "real" back into reality?
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On Men, Thinking, Being Happy & Doing The Right Thing
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Join Bob Zima's "Character Defects" for a humorous and insightful good time live from the Grumpy Gator Cafe'. Tonight Catharticus, Master Cranium-Rectum Extraction Specialist, discusses the connection between Men and Thinking. Rockenstien discusses how to be truly happy and Bobby Corona, the Karaoke Counselor, discusses how to do the right thing.
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EMPOWER ME NOW!
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Welcome to the all new "Empower Me Now" broadcast, hosted by DrFaye.
We bring your product and/or services before our live and thriving audience.
For information on how you can be a guest, contact our office at drfaye@drfaye.com or call 215-621-8694.
IN FORECLOSURE? WE CAN HELP YOU KEEP YOUR HOME AND YOUR GOOD NAME (CREDIT). CALL 678-568-9744
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Living Well with Dr. Peg
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Did you know that all good psychology is GOD psychology? Living Well with Dr. Peg radio show shares effective psychological strategies based on biblical principles to help you to live well. If you or someone you know would like to be a guest on the show, contact Dr. Peg at info@drpegonline.com.
www.DrPegOnline.com
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Doc2BBerry on Mary and Martha
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Mary and Martha is directed by Phillip Noyce who has directed major stars in movies such as The Bone Collector, Patriot Games, and Rabbit-Proof Fence. He also directed the the pilot of the highly popular television series "Revenge"
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Real Rationality and Max Effect
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The real definition of rationality and why it matters. Max effect - the concept that can revolutionize our existing notions of social change.
About Scott I am currently a Research Assistant at the University of Houston for the Department of Sociology, working on a study examining body modification practices. I graduated last year with a BS in Psychology & Sociology. I'm currently working on my upcoming book, my website ScottFreeThinking.net, and entering the private security market.
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More Authenticity with Dr. Creston Davis
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EPIS Radio Host, Dr. Kevin Boileau, continues his discussion with Dr. Creston Davis regarding the historical and contemporary roots of the question of authenticity.
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Compassion, Whores, Love and Loss
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Join Bob Zima's "Character Defects" for a satirical night of insight from the Grumpy Gator Cafe'. Tonight Pastor Pablo Palmetto, the Pastor of Disaster, discusses how to show compassion and grace to almost anyone and Bobby Corona, the Karaoke Counselor, discusses love and loss.
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What The Hell Is It All About Anyway
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Join Bob Zima's "Character Defect" Pastor Pablo Palmetto, the Pastor of Disaster, for a sermon on the meaning of life in the face of adversity and tragedy. It's a humorous take on the way in which we believers view crisis and trauma!
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Understanding Co-Dependency and Breaking Free From it!
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Join Steve and Evinda as they talk about the relationship virus called co-dependency. Currently they are in the empowering section of breaking free from co-dependency which includes making decisions. Join us in the weeks to come to learn how to make decisions that positively affect you by finding your voice, expressing yourself assertively, set boundaries, confront abuse and resolve conflict. The characteristics of a co-dependent are: Low self-esteem, shame, pleasing others, guilt, perfectionism, dysfunctional boundaries, to name a few. If these characteristics ring true in your life or the lives of those you know, join us as we unleash some powerful information that will have you co-dependent no more!
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