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Hangout with two outspoken outcasts whose yin and yang origins combine for some juicy discussions. Antonio is an experienced entrepreneur/erotic fiction author with bold unorthodoxed views that are refreshing. Tanya is from a very family oriented home with and had a strong religious upbringing. Both hosts believe that people's words are their contract to every relationship in this world, both in their personal and professional lives. Each episode delivers an insightful glimpse into the lives of two social rejects who discovered that sometimes it's necessary to screw up in life to move up.

When raising kids with chronic illnesses/needs moms frequently find themselves in the waiting room - but what happens when their life becomes a waiting room? Moira Cleary, life coach, mindfulness practitioner, and mom to 2 girls with chronic conditions, found herself in the same position. “Surviving the Waiting Room” focuses on taking your finger off of the pause button so you can stop waiting for life to give you the space to be you again! Delivered in bite-sized episodes it’s perfect for when you’re actually in a waiting room!

Myotherapist, Shayne Sullivan hosts After the Waiting Room, a place where she shares, tells stories and provides insights into how to be present - for the person you may be caring for, and for yourself. Shayne will share anecdotes from people she sees in her practice and in the community, and with a mindset perspective, explore ideas and different strategies. Having spent a lot of time herself in waiting rooms and hospitals, Shayne recognizes that she's told herself a lot of stories and she's heard other people's stories when trying to make sense of their particular situation and their life in...

Here at the Waiting Room, we discuss Faith, Family, and The Future, plus everything in between them from a Biblical perspective. Raw, Real, and Unapologetic, we're getting folks ready for the return of the King.

Cancer is indiscriminate. It cares little for class, creed, or color. Its victims and their caregivers are everywhere. When Laura Holmes Haddad was diagnosed with Stage IV inflammatory breast cancer at age 37, she discovered shelf upon shelf of overly earnest, somber survival books instead of the straight talk she needed. She knew there had to be a better way. This Is Cancer is the thoughtful, informative, and sometimes entertaining result for those who prefer their pathos with equal parts humor, reality, and a touch of flair.