Life Changes Show with Filippo Voltaggio and cohost Mark Laisure, with Executive Producer Dorothy Lee Donahue

“You’re the One You’ve Been Waiting For,” with Guest, Author, Intimacy Expert, Relationship Coach, Host of “Intimate Conversations,” Allana Pratt; and Musical Guest: Sax Musician, Performer, and Recording Artist, Eddie M on The LIFE CHANGES Show #619

Guest: ALLANA PRATT; and Musical Guest: EDDIE M

Raising Expectations with Pastor Joe Schofield, with Dr. Craig Thayer and Stephanie Thayer, Commander Rob Hansen and Nancy Hansen

Guest, Justin Batt, Solving the Fatherlessness Epidemic by: Helping Fathers Overcome Obstacles to Engaging their Kids

https://justinbatt.com/

Lets Find Out with Elizabeth Joyce

Guest, Frank St. James

What is this new energy that has us in such a rush? All is happening too fast. It’s truly a crazy time. What’s up with Mercury Retrograde all month?

Do some 2021 world changes and weather - new adjustments in the coming months. Talk about some startling earth changes ahead. The election is about whether we continue with our American values or not.

Can there be happiness and love for Valentine’s Day?

Letting go and creating a new life and new love. Warn people about the continual riots.

Life With The Girlfriends with Christine Marie and Julie Peters

Topic: Can a Bentley pull into a Wal-Mart and do toes taste good fried?

Bringing Intimacy Back with Dr. April Brown & Dr. Kelly Bushey and guest Shonda Mallory, Velvet Lips

Every Day Peace with Dr Dravon James

The Psychology of Social Bias with Jerry Kang, J.D., and Living My Best Life with Neatte Ridgeway

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love with Morgana Rae and Devin Galaudet

Tonight is Q&A night, taking audience questions on relationship.

Tracy Tully Talks

Guests, Denise Michelle and Michelle Jewsbury

Breaking the Silence with Dr. Gregory Williams

Guest, Georgette Todd, growing up in foster homes

Georgette Todd has a BA in English and Journalism, attended law school and has a MFA in English, Non-Fiction Creative Writing from Mills College. Her writing has been featured on National Public Radio, in San Francisco Chronicle, San Diego Union-Tribune, Sacramento News & Review and other publications.

Georgette spent her teenage years bouncing around from home to home in the broken foster care system before she emancipated at age 18.