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Barry Kibrick, 3 time Emmy winner for hosting Between the Lines on PBS for 26 years now brings his one of a kind conversations to the podcast world. With the most distinguished guests and variety of topics. Go deeper Between the Lines and leave with more insight about your life and your world.
On this episode of “Between the Lines,” an actor whose work defines the craft, Bruce Dern. The characters that Bruce inhabited are imbedded in our consciousness.
From classic films like “Coming Home,” “They Shoot Horses Don’t They?,” “The Great Gatsby" and “That Championship Season,” to his more recent work like "Nebraska," Bruce puts his heart in every role and bares his soul in each performance. With his unrepentant memoir, “Things I’ve Said But Probably Shouldn’t Have,” this Oscar nominated actor gives us insight into his work and himself.
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On this episode of “Between the Lines,” one of the world’s leading authorities in brain science and technology, Dr. Gary Small.
Dr. Small is the Director of the UCLA Longevity Center and Professor of psychiatry at UCLA’s Geffen School of Medicine. With his latest book, “The Alzheimer’s Prevention Program,” co-written with his wife Gigi, he details how to keep our brains healthy throughout our entire lives.
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This episode of "Between the Lines" is about overcoming personal challenges and finding happiness with actress Meredith Baxter. Meredith broke new ground in television with her series “Bridget Loves Bernie,” and is best recognized for her role as the mom in the long running TV hit " Family Ties"
But in real life, her family ties were unraveling and so was Meredith. With our conversation about her book, “Untied,” Meredith opens up about all she had to overcome with the hope of helping others find the strength to turn their lives around.
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On this episode of "Between the Lines," how to help children on the autism spectrum. My guest Elaine Hall, Founder and Executive Director of The Miracle Project and consultant on the hit Netflix series "Love on the Spectrum," had a child with autism and decided to do all she could to help him and other parents in a similar situation.
With her book, "Seven Keys to Unlock Autism,"she offers parents and teachers techniques to reach the seemingly unreachable children and as a bonus, by following the keys you also unlock the best in yourself as well.
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On this episode of “Between the Lines,” a woman who has personified beauty and grace, the award winning actress Linda Evans.
From her days on “The Big Valley” to her iconic portrayal as the glamorous Krystle Carrington on “Dynasty,” Linda’s life journey has rivaled her characters.
Now, with her book “Recipes for Life,” she shares the wisdom she gained along the way.
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It is with deep sadness that one of the great writers and guests on “Between the Lines,” Joseph Wambaugh passed away this week.
Whether it was his fictional masterpieces like “The Choirboys,” “The Blue Knight” and “The New Centurions” or his acclaimed nonfiction books like “The Onion Field” or "Fire Lover," Joseph took us behind the badge into the heart of his characters. On this episode we discussed his acclaimed book “Hollywood Crows” and once again he dove deep into his subjects with a poignant look at the men and women in blue.
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On this episode of “Between the Lines,” a man who began hiscareer during the formative years of Rock and Roll and whose influence continues to this day, Gary US Bonds.
Gary has been rocking for more than 50 years. From his beginning days touring with Sam Cooke and BB King to his close working relationship with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Gary has entertained millions around the world with his music. With his autobiography, “By US Bonds,” we get an inside look at the music and the man.
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On this episode of "Between the Lines," the most successful and prolific film and television producer of our time, Jerry Bruckheimer.
Jerry is a true visionary whose films and television series have not only influenced popular culture but at times defined it. From “Top Gun,” “Flashdance” and “Beverly Hills Cops” to his franchise films “The Pirates of the Caribbean” and “National Treasure,” Jerry has touched the pulse of an entire world of film goers.
But it doesn’t stop there. His television series, which include mega hits the likes of “The CSI” shows, “The Amazing Race,” “Cold Case” and more, are estimated to be seen by nearly 250 million people each week. With the book, “When Lightning Strikes,” written by Michael Singer, Jerry and I explore the four decades of his remarkable career.
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With a new political season approaching, on this episode of “Between the Lines,” the philosophical and religious origins that inspired our Founding Fathers. My conversation with Matthew Stewart about his book, “Nature’s God," sheds light on the grand ideas that inspired the American Revolution and hopefully will continue to guide our country today and in the future.
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In this episode we discover how ballet came to America with the acclaimed actress Victoria Tennant. Victoria's mom was Irina Baronova, a star with the Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo, who played a major role in spreading ballet across America.
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On this episode of Between the Lines, the chairman and CEO of Operation Hope, John Hope Bryant.
With our conversation about his book, “How the Poor Can Save Capitalism,” you will hear a fresh approach on how to rebuild the middle class and the importance it plays in revitalizing America.
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It is with great sadness that I post this episode today. It features the great Hollywood Producer Lynda Obst who passed away this morning. The producer of such acclaimed films as the iconic “Sleepless in Seattle”, “Contact,” “The Fisher King,” “Adventures in Babysitting,” and"Interstellar.”
Our conversation about her book “Sleepless in Hollywood,” tackles the drastic transformation of the current film industry and offers advice to help anyone reinvent themselves amidst the fast paced changes of modern life.
You left us a life of treasures dear Lynda and we are forever grateful.
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For many of us we fear math as much as public speaking. My guest Olympia LePoint, believes if we overcome our fear of math we can overcome many of the issues that block our path to success.
Olympia is an award-winning rocket scientist involved in over twenty space shuttle missions. Her TED Talk on overcoming fear is a major hit. With her book, “Mathaphobia,” she goes beyond overcoming the fear of math and shows how we can use our anxieties as empowering force.
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With the election just a few weeks away I wanted to revisit with a major voice in American news and culture, Arianna Huffington.
Arianna is the co-founder of The Huffington Post. Whether you agree with its views or totally disagree, there’s another side to Ms. Huffington’s story.
In our conversation about her book, “Thrive,” she candidly opens up and gives insightful info about wisdom, wonder, and well-being.
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It is with great sadness that I post this episode today. James Darren was a multi-talented actor and singer. From his iconic roles as Moondoggie in the Gidget films of the 60’s to his starring roles in “The Guns of Navarone" and “T.J. Hooker,” along with his recurring role as Vic Fontaine in “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,” he wowed audiences around the world. Plus, with his Grammy nominated hit “Goodbye Cruel World,” he could do it all. And besides appearing on “Between the Lines” he was also a long-time friend.
He passed this morning leaving millions of adoring fans with heartbreak. My wife and I are amongst them.
In this episode we share so much of his kindness and talent that it should only bring back beautiful memories of this beautiful man.
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Mathematics underlies nearly everything in modern society. From personal budgeting to the federal debt. From energy policy to politics.
My guest, the esteemed astrophysicist Jeffrey Bennett, believes we can fully understand all its important implications if we approach it with clear quantitative mathematical thinking.
In our conversation about his book, “Math for Life,” we explore the most pressing issues that face our society and how we can apply this same thinking to benefit ourselves and our world.
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In this episode, an actor whose range in films is only matched by his diversity of talents, Matthew Modine.
Matthew starred in over 40 movies as varied as “Any Given Sunday” to “The Dark Knight Rises,” but he is best known for his iconic role as Private Joker, the central character of Stanley Kubrick’s “Full Metal Jacket.”
Matthew kept a journal of his experience that became the award winning book “Full Metal Jacket Diary.” Combining never before seen photos, and personal letters, he’s created a deeply immersive experience filled with insights into the genius of Stanley Kubrick.
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How to link our mental, spiritual and emotional wellbeing and turn those connections into positive effects for life.
John Murphy is a critically acclaimed leadership coach, business advisor and founder of Venture Management Consultants. He specializes in inspiring high-performance work cultures.
With his book, “Zentrepreneur,” he takes the lessons he instills in business leaders and shows us how to personally create a culture of innovation within ourselves.
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On this episode of “Between the Lines,” the man who revolutionized an entire industry, J.D. Power.
J.D. Power and Associates are known worldwide for their customer satisfaction rankings. The business started over 45 years ago become the most trusted name on behalf of the consumer.
Now, hear from the man himself, how he represents the most important voice, that of the customer.
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On this episode of “Between the Lines” mistakes are the best thing you can do, with my guest, the talented artist Melanie Rothschild.
Melanie’s art has appeared in the finest galleries across the country. Our conversation, about her book “The Art of Mistakes,” explores how the unexpected can turn into powerful opportunities. It is why we must embrace mistakes, rather than fear them.
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Everyone loves the movies and for my guest, Illeana Douglas, it truly affected her life. Author of the new best seller, “Connecticut in the Movies,” she appeared with me when she wrote her first book: “I Blame Dennis Hopper: And Other Stories from a Life Lived In and Out of the Movies.”
Discovered by Martin Scorces she played roles in five of his classic films including “Goodfellas” and “Cape Fear.” Our conversation, although very personal to her life, sheds insights that will resonate with us all.
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With SpaceX and NASA combining to explore the cosmos like never before, my guest Homer Hickam is the person who inspired it all. The award-winning author of “Rocket Boys,” a memoir of his life, was turned into the hit film “October Sky.” Due to his rocket accomplishments he was invited to meet President Kennedy. During the meeting, he personally introduced the importance of exploring the moon to him.
Now, what many are calling a prequel to his life, Homer delivers an epic tale, called: “Carrying Albert Home,” that takes us on a wild adventure that can best be summed up as a story of kismet.
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As this being President’s Day, get ready for a brush with history when we meet Austin Washington, the great, great, and many greats in-between, nephew of our first President George Washington.
Austin Washington, has been immersed in our colonial history since birth. With his book, “The Education of George Washington,” we get a true insider’s look on what made the father of our country the man he was and how it shaped our nation.
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With the controversy surrounding the upcoming Oscars about the hit film “Barbie,” and the creative work of Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie, it is time to take a deep dive into what possibly causes such rifts. My conversation with Angella Nazarian, co-founder and President of Visionary Women, attempts to uncover the qualities at the root of our identity. Her book, “Visionary Women” compels both men and women to reconnect with their dreams and visions so that all can lead meaningful and gratifying lives.
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As Hanukkah ends and we begin the joys of Christmas, one of the country’s most respected theologians, Rabbi David Wolpe, takes readers of all denominations on a journey to the origins of faith and the role it plays in modern times. Our conversation about his book “Why Faith Matters” is an uplifting message in these difficult times.
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Sandra Tsing Loh’s new play “Madwomen of the West” premiered this week and begins its New York run December 11th. It stars Marilu Henner, JoBeth Williams, Melanie Mayron and Caroline Aaron. I was privileged to have Sandra on my show awhile back with her book, “Madwoman in the Volvo.”
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When I heard the news about Suzanne Somers passing this weekend I was at a loss for words. I had the privilege of producing 5 shows with Suzanne when I took over a late-night series for ABC television. Not only was I stunned by the true talent she possessed, but her brilliance and kindness was a delight to be around. She and her husband Alan made the week of shows pure joy for all. Then, several years later I was again blessed to have her on Between the Lines. As always, she impressed the entire staff with her joyous disposition and kindness to all. Thank you, dearest Suzanne, for providing us with so much joy in everything you did.
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Today we are at a crossroads when it comes to meeting our challenges as a nation and as individuals. However, if we learn the lessons of Sir Winston Churchill, the great statesman left us timeless wisdom. My conversation with Professor Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College about his book, “Churchill’s Trial,” is a guide to shaping ourselves and the current situation dividing us all.
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The term “Gonzo Journalism” was coined due to the exploits and writings of the legendary Hunter S. Thompson. His fierce prose was often overshadowed by his one-of-a-kind lifestyle. So, imagine what it might have been like to be his son. Imagine no more, as today we meet Juan Thompson, who gives us an intimate portrayal of growing up with his dad, Hunter S. Thompson.
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People around the globe are calling “Oppenheimer” one of the greatest films of our time. However, he was not alone when it came to working on The Manhattan Project and developing the BOMB. According to Pulitzer Prize winning author, Michael Hiltzik and his book “Big Science,” he was joined by a few select physicists that changed the world forever.
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When Robert wrote “The 48 Laws of Power” he had no idea it would become a classic and have an affect on some of the most powerful leaders in society. But he was truly shocked when hip-hop artist 50 Cent credited Robert’s book for helping him with his success.
In fact, 50 Cent was so moved by Robert’s writing he wanted to collaborate with him. The result is their book “The 50th Law,” an insightful look at fear and what we must do to set free the power within ourselves.
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Can compassion, education, and understanding remove our doom and gloom? Most definitely according to the talented Mariel Hemingway. Mariel, the granddaughter of the great writer Ernest Hemingway, first came into our hearts in the film “Manhattan.” Now with her memoir, “Out Came the Sun,” she shows how we can overcome the darkest moments in life.
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When I first had Robert Greene on "Between the Lines" with his book, "The 48 Laws of Power," it was new to me and my viewers. The book has since become an undeniable classic, read by millions, including the most powerful people in the arts and industry. The book has gotten more relevant and in these trying times is a vital tool for us all.
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On this episode, how to brand yourself and launch your entrepreneurial passion and soul with Brian Smith, the founder of UGG boots. With his book, "The Birth of a Brand," Brian shows how with authenticity and perseverance you can grow a business and build within yourself an enlightened way to live.
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We can and must overcome disappointment. With her book, "Expectation Hangover," Christine Hassler shows how instead of wallowing in regret, our negative feelings can open new doors that lead to powerful and profound inner transformations.
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When I heard the news about Cindy Williams passing it was very hard to take. Cindy was the most caring, kind, and loving soul. When she was a guest on our show she treated everyone with open arms and an open heart. She was pure joy and we all were thrilled by her presence. Thank you, dearest Cindy, for providing us with so much laughter and spirit in everything you did.
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This week HBO announced that “The Last of Us,” saw a viewer increase larger than any in the history of the network. Created and directed by Neil Druckmann, who designed the video game it is based on, “The Last of Us” continues to revolutionize storytelling at its finest.
Enjoy my conversation with Neil about his creation as we explore the philosophy behind the video game which started it all in this classic Between the Lines episode.
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Psychologist Dennis Palumbo is a true renaissance man. As a screenwriter he wrote the beloved film “My Favorite Year,” as a talented author his “Daniel Rinaldi” Mysteries are bestsellers filled with wisdom and insight. In our conversation today Dennis enlightens us on how the creative mind works and what you can do to hone your own creativity.
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On this episode of "Between the Lines," one of the bestselling and respected mystery writers of our time, Michael Connelly. His Harry Bosch thrillers are so popular they spawned an Amazon TV series and now a spin off known as “Bosch:Legacy.” In my conversation with Michael we discuss the psychological issues of Detective Bosch and how we all have emotional baggage we must work through.
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A conversation with one of the great business and acting coaches Bernard Hiller. His newest book: “The Revolutionary Guide to Acting” is about exploring A Transformational Journey to Achieve Success in all aspects of our lives.
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On this episode of “Between the Lines,” uplift your spirits and transform yourself. Paul Williams, one of America’s most beloved songwriters and performers, along with his co-author Tracey Jackson, talk about their book “Gratitude and Trust.” Our conversation is an inspirational guide to uncover your most productive and healthiest self.
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World-renowned executive coach, Dr. Marshall Goldsmith has advised the top CEOs of the largest companies. With his book, “The Earned Life,” he shares his wisdom on how we all can rid ourselves of regret and live a life of fulfillment.
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We are in a financial crisis. To make matters worse, it is difficult to grasp how our current system is working. This episode will clear things up and provide some needed assurance that we will get through it.
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In part two of my conversation with former Majority Leaders of the Senate, Senators Trent Lott and Tom Daschle, about their book “Crisis Point,” we delve deep into what we and our government must do to fix the serious bipartisan divide within the country.
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We must overcome our broken politics in Washington and across America and my distinguished guests have a plan. Former Senator’s Trent Lott and Tom Daschle were, at different times, both majority leaders of the Senate.
They have a deep understanding of why our political system is broken and what we must do to fix it. In this episode our focus is on how this crisis happened. In our next episode we concentrate on what we and our government must do to repair the damage.
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No one denies we live in a new era filled with issues that are reshaping our lives. Dr. Gillian Hadfield, a professor of law and economics, wants to be sure we gain back our power during these turbulent times. Our conversation about her book, “Rules for a Flat World,” gives us the tools we’ll need to gain back our confidence and make the necessary changes to better ourselves and our world.
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It is nearly impossible today to separate real information from disinformation regardless if either one is true or false. In this episode we break through it all with Dr. Daniel Levitin. Dr. Levitin is a world-renowned neuroscientist and cognitive psychologist. With his book, “Weaponized Lies,” he gives us the ammunition to think critically in this post truth era.
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Toby Trevarthen and Rob McLoughlin are co-founders of The Narrative Playbook, a way for businesses and individuals to reshape their personal story in order to find their true purpose. I personally sought out their help and was amazed at the guidance and clarity they brought to my own mission.
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Jane McGonigal is a future forecaster and game designer who creates games to improve lives and solve real problems. Her TED talks on how gaming can make a better world has more than 15 million views. Her book, “Imaginable,” is an inspirational guide that teaches us how to think about the future so we can improve our own lives and that of our society.
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Dee Wallace, an internationally known actress with over 200 film credits, including E.T. and Cujo. Dee is pure joy and when you hear our conversation you cannot help but feel her passion, energy, love, and deep insights. With her book: Born: Giving Birth to a New You. We discover that love is the driving force behind discovering your passion.
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Peter is one of the most sought-after thought leaders on radical innovation. With his book, “The Phoenix and the Unicorn,” he guides individuals, corporations, and societies to reinvent ourselves and transform our world.
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John Hope Bryant, is an American entrepreneur, author, philanthropist, and prominent thought leader on financial inclusion, economic empowerment, and financial dignity.
Host of the podcast: “Building the Good Life with John Hope Bryant,” he inspires all to live life to their fullest potential.
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Garry Ridge is, the CEO and Chairman of the board for the WD-40 company. He exemplifies how building trust and treating people with dignity is the true key to success. Plus, he is one of the most inspiring people that will lift your spirits and soothe your soul.
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CBD is derived directly from the hemp plant and sold legally in over 45 states. It’s important now to understand its effectiveness. Chemist John Heaney has been studying CBD for many years, looking to improve its efficiency through certain metabolic changes. His goal, help millions manage their health in a more productive way.
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The future is all about constant change. For us to succeed we have to be ahead of the curve. Gary Szenderski, with his book, “Now and Szen,” shows us how to deal with an everchanging world.
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My recent episode featuring John O’Donohue provided peace and solace to many listeners. So, I thought I would follow it up with another episode featuring his loving words. A dear friend of John’s is the wonderful actor, Mike Farrell, co-star of the hit TV series MASH. Mike wanted to share his thoughts about John’s last book, “To Bless the Space Between Us,” and together we exchanged the poignant and touch blessings that John wrote.
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John O’Donohue, is a poet, philosopher former priest and a doctor of philosophical theology. John left this plane 15 years ago but as his brother Pat wrote: “His life cannot be encompassed within the one act of birth, life and death.” Our conversation about his book Beauty, invites us to attain new heights of passion and creativity.
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What is the intention of your life? What drives your values? Mark Gober’s book, “An End to Upside Down Living,” explores the fascinating subject of a connective consciousness, and how it may influence us moving forward as individuals and a society.
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MediaPath is a podcast/YouTube series comprised of Fritz Coleman, the legendary weatherman of Los Angeles and a brilliant comic, along with his co-host Louise “Weezy” Palanker, a filmmaker, columnist, author, and co-founder of Premier Radio. This comedic and insightful duo indulge their own creative obsessions while taking you on a visual ride of the subjects that intrigue them.
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This is a very special episode of Between the Lines that took place 13 years ago. It featured the legendary author Anne Rice who left this plane a few days ago. Anne and I shared some very special moments as we delved deep into the philosophy, psychology, history and theology of her book, Christ the Lord-The Road to Cana.
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Robert Greene, is one of the great thinkers and writers of our time. His book, The 48 Laws of Power, has sold millions of copies world-wide and with all his writings he explores the inner qualities we have and how we can utilize them to the best of our ability. Now, with his most recent book, The Daily Laws, his goal is to reverse our toxic patterns and draw out our true creativity so we can excel like never before.
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John Densmore is the Co-founder and drummer of the iconic rock group The Doors. His book, The Seekers, is a guide for all who search the inner and outer worlds to develop a deeper understanding of what makes it all tick.
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Patti Davis, the daughter of President Reagan and Nancy Reagan, was one of the intimate caregivers for her dad while he was dealing with Alzheimer’s. In our conversation about her book, “Floating in the Deep End,” she shines a new light on how to provide support, and comfort to caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients. Plus, brings clarity to how we should handle any challenges along our own journeys.
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Sam Esmail, the creator of the acclaimed EMMY award winning series Mr. Robot. Joins me to discuss the creative process and how we all can benefit by learning how to tap into our own artistic thoughts.
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Nobel prize-winning physicist, Dr. Frank Wilczek, is considered one of the world’s most eminent theoretical physicists. Known for the development of quantum chromodynamics, and the invention of axions his book, Fundamentals: Ten Keys to Reality, is designed to let us all relish in the wonders of basic lessons learned from the study of our physical world. Plus, some very enlightening thoughts about God and Transcendence.
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Dr. Greg Hammer is an intensive care physician and professor at Stanford University. Our conversation about his book, “Gain Without Pain,” will help develop resilience, avoid burnout, and transform challenges into strength and wisdom.
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Laura Escudé works with artists the likes of Kanye West, Herbie Hancock, and The Weeknd to create mind blowing events as a show designer. She’s also a classical violinist who combines technology to create a futuristic classical sound that connects on so many levels. Plus, as a writer, her passion is helping others through her uplifting messages and music.
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From the early 1960’s Ron Howard was a household name as a young actor. Over the last 4 decades he chartered a new path as an academy award winning director. His brother Clint, was also a young TV and film star and remains a beloved character actor who we all recognize. Our conversation about their book, The Boys, tells of a true love story. A love between father and sons, husbands and wives, children and parents and the special love that siblings share.
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We all want to live a life without suffering, but accepting the fact that it's impossible may just be the key to a happier life.
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Dr. Gail Gross is a nationally recognized family therapist. After the loss of her college aged daughter, she never thought she would survive. Our conversation about her book, The Only Way Out is Through, offers strategies for dealing not only with profound grief, but how to cope and even thrive after any loss.
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Dr. Leonard Mlodinow, co-author with Stephen Hawking of The Grand Design and A Briefer History of Time. Now explores the inner recesses of our mind with his book Elastic. An in depth look at how flexible thinking will make us more innovative and prepared for the future.
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How can you think better about any issue? Professor Jordan Ellenberg has the answer.
In his book “Shape,” we learn how our inborn wisdom of geometry allows us to grasp the deepest information about science, politics, philosophy, and any issues we may have to deal with.
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Tatiana Kolovou is a Senior Lecturer at the Kelly school of business and an instructor at Linkedin Learning. She specializes in developing conversational skills to help gain power in the work force and also enhance your life experience.
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There are rare times when no introduction is necessary. Today is one of them. My guest is the most honored actor in the history of television. With seven Emmy awards, over 15 nominations, and along with his five Golden Globe awards, I’m honored to share the conversation I had with my guest the legendary Ed Asner.
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“Use your head.” That’s what we tell ourselves when facing a tricky problem or a difficult project. But what if the brain isn’t the end all, be all of thought, and what if the extended mind were much more important? In this episode, Barry Kibrick gets into a thought-provoking conversation with acclaimed science writer Annie Murphy Paul. Annie discusses the existence of the extended mind, talks about channels of communication and enteroception, or gut feels. Challenge the way you think with this exciting episode.
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Decisions are what create our life and dictate our futures. All our decisions have infinite compounding effects that shape the world. With that in mind, it is vital for us to make intelligent decisions when it matters. Chief Decision Scientist at Google and a leader in the field of Decision Intelligence, Cassie Kozyrkov, unravels the process of decision-making and what role data science and the concepts that underlie play. Cassie explains the importance of humans - the decision-makers - in the safe, reliable, effective, and responsible production of artificial intelligence. She emphasizes how we can use our innate analytical decision-making to better ourselves and society for the future.
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Did you know that you can open your mind and create a whole new perspective on life? That’s what Astronaut Colonial Ron Garan knows with certainty and can show you how to fill your mind with new ideas, connections, and creative solutions.
As one of the few humans to live in space, he learned how a foundation of awe and wonder changes everything. It is the “secret sauce” that underpins our conversation about his book FLOATING IN DARKNESS. Together we deeply explore new ways to view ourselves and our societies from a different perspective that will enrich and enlighten our lives.
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Despite the many interesting things promised in networking, people continue to stay away from it because of its culture of manipulation. It's missing one important element: a sense of belongingness. Join this conversation with Jon Levy, a behavioral scientist, to talk about his book, You're Invited. Our discussion takes us through a step-by-step process of cultivating influence to improve work, business, and life. We delve into how people can grow and move forward by forging genuine emotional connections, even in the face of vulnerability and imperfections. Life must be treated as an infinite game, bringing people together on an endless journey of trust, honesty, and benevolence.
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Dr. Nina Shapiro is a pediatric surgeon and Professor of Head and Neck surgery at UCLA. Our conversation about her book, HYPE,delves deeply into a reassuring and scientifically backed response to many of the myths, yet firmly held beliefs, we and even doctors have about our health.
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John Izzo and Barry discuss the five thieves that can rob you of your happiness.
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Dr. David Hanscom is known worldwide for his skills as a back surgeon, so why would he want to put himself out of business? Because Dr. Hanscom is on a higher mission, and that is to eliminate chronic pain be it from the back, any part of our body, or even from our emotions. With his book, Back in Control,he gives us a surgeon's roadmap out of chronic pain.
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"We stand on the cusp of a decisive transition. One which will forever alter the way governments, businesses, and individuals progress. Foreknowledge and fore-action combine to set us on a new course... To achieve this promise we need only embrace a capability so powerful it has been reserved for humankind alone." - Rebecca Costa
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Paul Williams is one of America's most talented composers. Winning an Oscar and a Grammy and creating the popular song for The Muppets "Rainbow Connection", his influence has been felt by all. Along with his dear friend, the talented writer Tracey Jackson, they give us a guideline to improving our lives through gratitude and trust. In this conversation we delve deep into how being grateful can make all the difference in the world.
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John Bryant is the Chairman and CEO of Operation Hope. He is an inspiring man with a plan and a new way of looking at how we can solve many of the issues facing our nation. With his book, How the Poor Can Save Capitalism, John brings a fresh approach on how to rebuild the middle class and the importance it plays in revitalizing America.
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When Theo Wilson, an African American, went undercover as a member of the ultra-alt-right the lessons learned were enlightening, enriching and deeply engrossing. His Ted-Talk about the experience has over 4 million views. Theo is a man of action and inspiration. In this podcast he and Barry discuss discuss how planning, dreaming and hoping is useless unless you put those plans Into action.
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Barry Kibrick talks with Wrestler Diamond Dallas Page, one of the greatest champions of all time. In this podcast they talk about life In the ring, his own personal rehabilitation, and his mission to help others with their mental and physical fitness.
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In these trying times the proper perspective can make all the difference between how you see yourself and the important role you play in it all. Laurie Polich Short and I talk about how you can see things in a different light even during difficult times.
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Patty Schemel was the drummer for Courtney Love's group Hole. But what makes this conversation even more special is the tough road that Patty faced before and after her success. In our conversation, you will see the remarkable strength of the human spirit.
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In Part 2 of our discussion about his classic work, The Art of Seduction Robert lets all know how to unleash the seductive power and how to take advantage of what it offers.
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Robert Greene’s The 48 Laws of Power became an international sensation selling over one million copies world-wide. He now follows up with a corollary to his book on power with The Art of Seduction. In Part 1 of our conversation, Robert and I discuss what makes up the seductive character that is within us all, even if we do not notice it.
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Neil and Barry continue their discussion of the Universe from Newton to Our Current Time In part two of this special episode of Between the Lines.
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Neil and Barry discuss the Universe from the Big Bang to Newton in Part one of two of this special episode of Between the Lines.
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There is no doubt that we are all currently feeling a disconnect. A disconnect from basically every institution. From government to business, and from the media to educational systems there is a sense that things are out of our hands. However, we the people can gain back that control. On this episode, we explore the possibilities that can be ours for the taking.
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We are told that to live a fulfilled life we must follow our dreams. However, if all we do is dream and don't follow it up with hard work, persistence, and the guidance that the real world provides, that dream state alone will not do the trick, in fact it may cause harm. It's time to stop just dreaming and start seeking to fulfill the dream, and only then may it turn out into an even better reality.
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Stress can be a very beneficial aspect in our life when we deal with it properly. But we must be extremely aware of what I call "Soul Stress." A stress that if we do not deal with quickly can severely affect our emotional and physical well being.
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We all know the influence our state of mind has over our body, but what we often do not realize is the power our body can have on our state of mind. And, when we put them both together, we have the ability to improve our physical and emotional health.
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It's easy to see why having a mentor is such an appealing concept. Who wouldn't want someone to hold their hand, put their arm around their shoulder, and usher them through life or business? However, if you don’t have such a person you can do it on your own. In this episode we explore what it takes to listen to your guide inside.
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There’s a moment in all our lives when we experience a wake-up call. When it occurs we all search for meaning and purpose. In this episode we dig deep into living the best life we can even without a wakeup call.
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“I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore.” Those words from the film Network feel truer now than ever before. However, as prescient as they seem, the truth is we've never lived in a better time. Why the disconnect? That is what we explore in this episode.
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The latest buzz word in self-help is that you must get out of your comfort zone to progress. However, on this episode we see why true progress is only made when you are in your comfort zone, and why you must do everything you can to find it.
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On this episode we delve deep into how success is born out of failure and how you can survive the initial pain when you realize the heroic courage it takes to fail and do so with enthusiasm.
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Is this all there is? Five words with a question mark. Yet, those five words have been at the forefront of human thought since the beginning of time. The answer has, and always will be, elusive. However, our desire to find out is an ever-present constant urge. Join me, as we quest together, in search of Transcendence.
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William George Jordan wrote The Majesty of Calmness over 120 years ago. However, the message will resonate with us even more today. This book was given to me by Valorie Kondos Field, the great woman's gymnastic coach of UCLA when she appeared on my show. And, even cooler, it was the first book given to her by her mentor, the great coach John Wooden. When I read it I was so moved that I bought dozens of copies for friends and family and now want to share its wisdom with you. This episode is a guide to living a life of fulfillment due to an enlightened personal state of mind, known as The Majesty of Calmness.
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I believe so deeply that if you cannot forgive yourself, you cannot move on with a life filled with purpose, determination, and even some joy.
In fact, not only is it not a selfish act to forgive yourself first, but it is a selfless act because it frees you up to help not only yourself, but those in your life and then who knows where that leads.
In this week's episode I propose we take this philosophy to heart and do so as soon as we can.
The reason, it is only "good people" that have an issue with this and we need "good people" to be at the forefront of it all
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We all want peace of mind, but is it possible to achieve it? Maybe we have been doing it all wrong. In this podcast I delved deep into how we perceive peace of mind and what we need to adjust to obtain it or what we don't need to do to achieve it.
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It was time for a change, and I knew what the change had to be. After doing Between the Lines, with guests and their books, for the past 23 years I needed to have a more personal relationship with you. Plus, I felt passionately that I had to delve deeper into many more ideas, topics and themes that were not always in books, but are of great importance during our current times and to our personal lives. My decision therefore is to do solo episodes in order to engage more directly with you, and you with me. I will also explore things such as online chats, podcasts and other resources to connect with you on a more enriching level. I look forward to you joining me on this journey.
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In this episode Mark and I dive deep into the latest research on consciousness and even delve into the realms of it's existence even after our death.
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Our world is rapidly changing in every level of society. Dr. Pippa Malmgren a former White House advisor and now advisor to the British Government meets these challenges head on. In her book, The Leadership Labwith co-author Chris Lewis, Dr. Malmgren explains what we must do to make a difference and build an empathic, stable and strong future. Plus, a unique take on gender and diversity.
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Barry talks with UCLA Women's gymnastics coach, Valorie Kondos Field, who has seven NCAA titles under her belt and used her own coaching skills to help her battle cancer with advice that will help others.
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When you're a 10 time EMMY award winning show you really did beat the competition. And when it comes to The Amazing Race and its host Phil Koeghan, that's just what they did. But now with his podcast Buckit Phil’s on an even more important adventure. His new mission is to get everyone to live life to their fullest.
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In part two of my conversation with Robert Greene, about his book The Laws of Human Nature, we open the doors of awareness to create a deeper understanding of our inner selves. The reason, to have a profound benefit on our lives and the world.
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What if we could dive below the surface and see deep within ourselves? Robert Greene knows that it will change our lives for the better. Robert is one of the great thinkers of our time. His seminal book, “The 48 Laws of Power” is still read worldwide by millions. And now, with his latest masterpiece, “The Laws of Human Nature,” he takes us on a journey of empowerment. What if we could dive below the surface and see deep within ourselves? Robert Greene knows that it will change our lives for the better. Robert is one of the great thinkers of our time. His seminal book, “The 48 Laws of Power” is still read worldwide by millions. And now, with his latest masterpiece, “The Laws of Human Nature,” he takes us on a journey of empowerment.
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