September 2021 Newsletter |
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September is a month of change. Many start something new, a new school, maybe a new job, a new season, a change in weather in many parts of the country and a feeling of summer ending. In the northeast, it is a time for apple picking and waiting for the foliage to change. Enjoy the rich changes in the fall! |
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Patricia Raskin
Patricia Raskin is a nationally recognized, multi-media talk show and podcast host and coach, award-winning producer and business-owner, speaker, trainer, and author. For almost four decades, Patricia has been a pioneer and trailblazer for positive media messaging and has interviewed over 5000 people in her career.
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JOIN THE WAVE OF PODCASTS
CREATE and develop your own podcast!
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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To learn more, schedule a complimentary discovery call:
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Tune in to the new podcast that Patricia co-hosts with Barry Weinhold!
"Finding Hope: The End to Suffering"
In this podcast series, listeners will find support and empowerment to identify, deal with, reduce, and even eliminate suffering in their lives.
Listen to all of the episodes here.
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Barry K. Weinhold, Ph.D.
is Professor Emeritus at The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, where he founded and directed the M. A. Program in Counseling and Human Development. He is a licensed psychologist and the author or co-author of 75 books. He is the Founder and Co-Director of the Colorado Professional Development Center (CPDC) and the Colorado Institute For Conflict Resolution & Creative Leadership (CICRCL). He serves as Clinical Director of CICRCL.
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Patricia Raskin Positive Living Show on VoiceAmerica.com in its 20th year!
The program that helps you find answers to tough questions, turn obstacles into opportunities and challenges into solutions.
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Monday, September 6
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Richard Leider
Who Do You Want To Be When You Grow Old?
LABOR DAY REBROADCAST
Richard Leider is a bestselling author, life coach, and keynote speaker, who has inspired a global purpose movement. He is also the founder of Inventure: The Purpose Company. In Who Do You Want to Be When You Grow Old: The Path of Purposeful Aging,
Richard Leider silences the qualms of growing
old by celebrating the process of aging.
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Monday, September 13
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 author of Finding the Soul of Big Business and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. On the Patricia Raskin Positive Living Show, she will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive, as well as discuss her book, Finding the Soul of Big Business.
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Monday, September 20
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Barry Weinhold
Get Real
Barry Weinhold, Ph.D. is Professor Emeritus at The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, where he founded and directed the M. A. Program in Counseling and Human Development. His book, GET REAL: The Hazards of Living Out of Your False Self, examines the hazards of living out of your False Self. For more on Barry K. Weinhold, Ph.D.
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Monday, September 27
voiceamerica.com - Variety Channel
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2:00-3:00PMET/11:00-12:00PMPT
Maria Espinosa
Suburban Souls
Award-winning novelist, Maria Espinosa, is an author, poet, teacher, and translator. Throughout her life, Maria has dealt with various social issues, all hugely prevalent in her novels. Suburban Souls is no exception, focusing on a troubled marriage, and the negative effects these unstable relationships have on children.
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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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Moving Through Change and Life Transitions
As you end one phase in your life, a new one begins. And so it goes with life's transitions.
When change comes suddenly, especially with the blindside of COVID-19 in 2020, it's important to get support and to hold on to routines and structures that work for you. Keep that exercise routine, classes, group activities that feel supportive.
In many situations, we have a sense change is coming as is true with the variant of COVID-19. Spencer Johnson, M.D. author of the bestselling Who Moved My Cheese? writes about the styles of four mice who have to adapt to the cheese being moved. The message is that those of us who perceive that change is coming and prepare for it, adapt most quickly to change. Those who become angry or deny that change has arrived and done nothing, do not adapt well to change and pay the consequences. Those who eventually adapt to change have to work through their denial and procrastination in order to see something better.
Here are some ways to ease the stress of the end of projects, situations, and relationships:
- As you see change coming or know it is in the near future, seek new opportunities.
- Grieve what you are losing and appreciate and give thanks for the positives of the experience.
- Identify things that did not work and ways to do them better in the future.
Successful navigators of transitions understand change and take advantage of new situations. They transform obstacles into opportunities by finding ways to use their strengths and build on them. Change and transition are inevitable. It can work in your favor when you have the tools to move through it.
The key is in this new iteration of COVID-19 is to get support, communicate effectively with plans and routines, and share feelings with the ones you trust. Everyone has been affected in this past year-and-a-half and we are going into a new phase of this virus. We will make it through as we have recent history on how to cope with covid on our side. Having support, safe practices, and communicating openly with family, friends, and coworkers will make all the difference.
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