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April has arrived! The word April comes from the verb “aperire” which means to open. Which is in reference to the month being the start of nature beginning to open up from winter. To the people born in April, a diamond is their birthstone. Get ready with jokes and laughs for April fools day. Let’s get ready for the start of spring!
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Podcast: Live Better Longer
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Episodes heard on
https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1646103970
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Hear from the best of the best!
Tune into the 13 part series on Rhode Island PBS -- "Positive Aging with Patricia Raskin."
Patricia interviews nationally-recognized authors, experts, and celebrities who share the latest in research, and facts to support the healthy, active, and happy lifestyles of older adults.
https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1646103970
or on all streaming podcast networks.
Positive Aging is funded in part by
Southcoast® Health
Rhode Island PBS Positive Aging
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Do you want to gain more clients?
Do you want your clients and customers to know, like, and trust you?
CREATE and develop your own podcast or IMPROVE the one you have!
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With her experience, skill, and passion, Patricia will help you create, develop, produce, and even co-host a winning podcast that will have your listeners coming back for more! Among the 5,000 people Patricia has interviewed in her career, Patricia knows what will make your podcast work.
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Patricia Raskin Positive Living Show on VoiceAmerica.com
in its 22nd year!
The program that helps you find answers to tough questions, turn obstacles into opportunities and challenges into solutions.
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Monday, April 3
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Dr. Judith Lynn Stillman
The Magic of Music
Dr. Judith Lynn Stillman, is a distinguished international career as a pianist, composer, director, filmmaker, and artistic visionary. She has received Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees from Juilliard, where she won the Juilliard Concerto Competition and was named Outstanding Pianist.
She will discuss her up coming concerts, and the power that music has on the human mind, body, and soul.
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Monday, April 10
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PM
Jeremy & Rhonda Stein
The Magic Kingdom
Jeremy & Rhonda Stein, Main Street Magic is hosted by Jeremy and Rhonda Stein, who, along with their 2 girls have currently visited Disney World consecutively every month for over 5 years. The ultimate goal of this show is to provide honest and un-biased information on their favorite place in the world, Walt Disney World.
They will discuss Main Street Magic, and the latest news, content, and reviews of the millions of visitors of Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
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Monday, April 17
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Lynne Twist
Can One Person Make a Difference
Lynne Twist, A recognized global visionary is the founder of the Soul and, of Money Institute and author of the best-selling, book "The Soul of Money: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life”. Over the past 40 years Lynne has worked with over 100,000 people in 50 countries.
She will discuss her newest book "Living a Committed Life" which offers profound insights and tools that will give you a sense of excitement and opportunity while navigating these evolutionary times.
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Monday, April 24
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Paula Marshall
Finding the Soul of Big Business
Paula Marshall, is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries. Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business and The Executive Entrepreneur.
Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees/teammembers who understand this theme will succeed.
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Mondays 2:00 PMET - 3:00 PMET
Rebroadcast:
Saturdays 3:00 PMET - 4:00 PMET
Use the APP:
Voice America Talk Radio, The Variety Channel
Mondays 2:00 PMET - 3:00 PMET
Call in LIVE Toll-Free:
866-472-5788
OR
866-472-5787
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Positively Speaking: Patricia's Perspective
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Taking Stock of the Miracles in Our Lives
I want to share a miracle story which happened a couple of weeks ago. I was driving on the highway early in the morning and I was in the right lane of a three lane highway. There was a truck in front of me and all of a sudden a large ladder fell off the truck on the road directly in front of my car.
Luckily, I was driving in the right hand lane next to the breakdown lane. My first instinct was to veer to the right because the ladder was so large if I went straight ahead my car would definitely hit it. As I veered to the right I snagged this ladder and it got wedged underneath my car. I was next to the breakdown lane so I pulled over.
I immediately called 911. Within probably less than a minute, a state trooper arrived and help me to move my car a little bit more off of the curb as the traffic was speedily going by. He asked me to move my car couple inches forward and back to try to release the ladder which was stuck underneath and was not successful. He suggested that maybe we get the car towed.
In the meantime a second state trooper came by and asked me to move the car backwards and roll over the ladder. Even though I was hesitant I followed his instruction and the ladder was immediate released when I rolled over it. When I thanked the state trooper and told him I was lucky, he replied, “Yes, very lucky. This could have been much worse.”
I then brought my car to my mechanic who put it up on the lift to see if there was any damage. He found a couple of small nicks in the casing but there was no damage under the car, to the tires or to the engine!! This was miraculous. The mechanic said to me “Your God is really smiling on you today.” He said that ladder could have hit my windshield. I also realized that I was in a lane where I could pull right over to the breakdown lane. What if I was in the first or middle lane with a car next to me and nowhere to move?
For me this is a sign that I'm being protected and I am so very grateful. This has “carried me forward” and allowed me to keep “climbing the rungs of my own ladder.”
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