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Today’s guest is very much a member of the Damon Runyon school of characters. Charles Farrell is not only an accomplished jazz pianist, he has also been a key player in the boxing world for decades. From Floyd Patterson to Don King and scores of managers, promoters and celebrities to the fighters – both champs and bums – he knows as much about the “game” as anyone. Charles shares his insights in his new pseudo-memoir entitled, “The Legend of ‘Mitch Blood Green’ and Other Boxing Essays.” One doesn’t have to be a boxing fan or know much about pugilism to appreciate and enjoy his story!

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As today’s guest Dr. Margie Warrell often says, “ Our biggest problems don’t stem from what we cannot do.  They stem from not doing all that we can do.”  On this episode we discuss the principles in her latest book, “The Courage Gap: 5 Steps to Braver Action.”  Challenges confront all of us. Dr. Warrell offers insight into how courage can be summoned leading to lessened fear and insecurity and a brighter, more happy life.

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The game is on and it’s the real deal! Meet Sean Hope, serial entrepreneur and the driving force behind The DX Arcade concept in the Boston area.   His idea is catching fire. From the newest virtual reality games to age-old classics, Sean knows that we want to share fun, exciting in-person experiences with friends and co-workers. The DX Arcade is proving to be the perfect place to do just that. We talk with Sean about the gaming industry and how what’s old is new again in a super cool way!

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Today we meet an extraordinary person who does so much to  help so many. Naomi Eisenberger heads up The Good People Fund. Founded in 2008, The Good People Fund provides financial support and management guidance to small and mid-sized, highly effective non-profits, headed by dynamic Good People who are devoted to tikkun olam (repairing the world).  It is a pleasure to share conversation with Naomi, a tireless supporter of those in need!

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So happy and honored to present conversations with trusted voices, such as today’s guest Brooks Moore.  Brooks is an Emmy award winning director and producer who is also an in-demand  voice-over talent.   Fans all over the world know him for his narrations of one of the most popular programs on the Discovery Channel, “How It’s made.”   He’s been the voice of that show for decades and teaches people from  all walks of life how to improve their speaking skills, increase revenue and create impact.  Meet a folksy guy who “has it made” and shares great stories!

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J.D. Pincus is a renowned psychologist and researcher specializing in human motivation, our emotional needs, and personal development. He pioneered the unified pyramid model of human motivation and the AgileBrain measurement technique ( www.agilebrain.com).  Dr. Pincus is the author of, “The Emotionally Agile Brain: Mastering the 12 Emotional Needs that Drive Us.”  Meet one of the top psychological experts on  “the emotional needs revolution”  and prepare to discover aspects of your own agile brain!

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Meet Alfred Engelberg, the author of “ Breaking the Medicine Monopolies: Reflections of a Generic Drug Pioneer.” The book is a personal narrative about Alfred Engelberg’s fifty years of legal work in the drug industry. He takes you inside the mysterious world of patents to provide a basic understanding of how drug makers have gamed the laws governing brand and generic competition.   Hear how Albert and others made a huge difference in our lives by making generic drugs more accepted, available and affordable!

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Atlas Aultman is an accomplished leader in many fields. He is a former U.S. Military Commander, Special Ops Director, White House Military Lead and Combat Zone decision maker.  He is a best-selling author, Ted Talk speaker, and the host of his own podcast series that brings to light stories of men who have conquered major life challenges. A self-described Christian man who leads with respect, Atlas shares some of his experiences in leadership both in and out of the military. Enjoy a frank conversation about the challenges for not only our troops, but for anyone navigating life today. Atlas has a lot to offer about finding hope and developing resiliency, a positive message in these challenging times.

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Dance for Parkinsons (www.danceforpd.org) invites people of all ages to harness the benefits of dance to transform their lives and  enhance well-being!  Meet program founder and  professional dancer David Leventhal who, along with his colleagues, has developed collaborative partnerships among Parkinson’s, arts, and medical organizations in cities around the world to create robust opportunities for the Parkinson’s community.  Research proves that exercise is one of the best ways to limit the progression of Parkinson’s.  Hear how David’s  innovative development of dance programming  not only provides fine health benefits, but is also great fun!