Today on Lifestyle Magazine we’re delighted to have Hollywood royalty. Even if you have never heard his own voice, you have heard the voice of your favorite stars from the man of a thousand voices and perhaps the most famous impressionist ever: Rich Little. Stay tuned – and call your friends to watch – because this episode is gonna be one for the ages!
When the masses panic, some see opportunity. Some even find purpose in panic. Bedros Keuilian, the CEO of Fit Body Boot Camp, is one of those rare individuals. In the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, he revolutionized gym franchising, landing on Entrepreneur Magazine’s list of top 15 franchises and Inc. 5000’s fastest growing businesses. But he’s overcome far more than economic hardship. A political refugee at age 6, he escaped a Communist country, suffered sexual molestation, anxiety, depression and panic attacks and managed to achieve a net worth of over $200 million while still being a happily-married family man.
Our guest today is Jennifer O’Neill, Brazilian-American Covergirl model, author, speaker and actress, best known for her role in the film Summer of 42. As chronicled in her harrowing autobiography, Surviving Myself, Jennifer is evidence that God recycles our dreams and passions and anything can be done through Him.
Winning an Oscar or Golden Globe is often perceived as the pinnacle of success in Hollywood, but it’s the professional friendships you nurture throughout your career that truly matter. On this episode of Lifestyle Magazine, our Relationship Key Host, Mike Tucker, and Roy Ice talk with George Chakiris, best known from the original West Side Story.
Whether our fitness battle is finding time to exercise, finding the energy to workout, or even having access to a gym, our own Obi Obadike, celebrity fitness expert who is one of the most published fitness experts over the past decade, and has graced more fitness magazine covers than any African-American fitness professional, is here to help us discover how to lose weight and gain muscle right there in your home. Free Offer: Plyometric Workout with Obi Obadike Offer Code: PLYO-T-401
Sometimes parenting can be overwhelming, whether you’re a single parent or married a sense of humor always helps. Today on our show, we have a comedian and a mother of three who’s experienced divorce, been a single mother, and then a newlywed with teens and a newborn. In addition to all of that, she escaped war torn Croatia as a teen, survived poverty and suicidal depression only then to win Oprah Winfrey’s search for the next TV star, with her viral videos of hope and humor being viewed more than a billion times. See how the key of attitude helped Kristina Kuzmič throughout all of these life experiences.
We have a veteran and beloved Lifestyle Magazine family member joining us today. No stranger to our viewers, Dr John McDougall was one of our original co-hosts. His success and passion for making people well inspired us to produce three seasons of his own spin off show, John McDougall MD. He calls himself “The luckiest doctor in the world” because his patients get well. But Dr. McDougall’s passions have been eclipsed – forced to widen to encompass a grander vision: helping to protect and preserve Mother Earth.
Warrick Dunn spent 12 seasons in the NFL winning Offensive Rookie of the year and playing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Atlanta Falcons and in three Pro Bowls. He was also one of the first pro football players to ever publicly admit his struggles with depression, triggered by the murder of a family member. Today he shares his journey to find peace.
In an era of media fear-mongering, we’re seeing more politics and science than ever before. As a life coaching show, we’re going to hone in on three epidemics impacting your quality of life. To help us unpack all of this on today’s show, we have one of America’s most famous addiction experts: Dr. Drew Pinsky.
Anyone can lose control of their temper in a stressful situation, but did you know that just five seconds of violent shaking can kill an infant or leave them permanently disabled? Whether out of aggression toward a crying baby or completely by accident, abusive head trauma, also called “Shaken Baby Syndrome”, kills more than 1,500 infants every year in the US alone. That abuse usually comes from a parent or a family member. But Scott Juceam’s 16-month-old baby, Hannah, was shaken to death by their nanny. Join us to hear his poignant story.
