Comedienne Jordan Fried comes to the studio to talk with John about comedy, creating a show, politics, relationships, and following your passion.

Carrie Martabano (GYST on Facebook, go find it) came in and two and a half hours later she and John pretty much covered the world.

John tells a freaky story then asks about flow and purpose.

Mercedes Barreto is an author, publisher, public relations professional, and friend of the show. Her latest book, The Music Of The Hudson Valley, profiles ten musicians/bands and has already reached #1 on Amazon in one category. Buy the book here.

Lindsay Mann's first appearance on the show was so uncanny that we asked her back, this time to read the Akashic Records for cohost Trish Burton. We talked money, fate, and Lindsay's future.

Albrie and Sandy Viani join John in studio to tell the moving story of Albrie's journey raising her now adult son Cody, who is challenged with autism, bi polar, and depression, as well as her path through divorce and raising 4 other children, and the strength she finds in her faith.

One of the show's most popular episodes ever, Leslie Wayne comes to the studio to talk about her battle with cancer and to inspire us all to "live while you are living." Leslie has subsequently appeared on the show many times, was featured at The Lifted Project, and continues to move everyone she meets with her courage and her grace and her example.

Friend of the show (and John) Christa Hines stops in with cohost Trish Burton to talk about Pat's Place, the latest successful project from Hudson River Housing. They talk about the problem of addiction, whether farms are natural, what Christa does with her free time if she has any, and they solve an ethical dilemma for John. For more information on the amazing work and success of Hudson River Housing (and donate while you are there), visit their website here.