On this episode of 'Learning More,' we discuss presidential families. Our guest, Shannon O'Brien, Associate Professor of Instruction at the University of Texas at Austin, serves as our guide through anecdotes and lesser-known stories.

In this episode, we delve into various subjects, ranging from the lingering impact of unresolved trauma within the first families to spotlight-seeking behaviors. We talk about the interesting habits of Jimmy Carter's brother, from his unique beer stories to unexpected bathroom habits. Discover the lesser-explored facets of history, including the challenges faced by Madison's stepson—a figure pivotal to both the President and Dolly, ultimately leaving them in financial distress. Uncover the circumstances encountered by the outspoken brother of LBJ as well as many other engaging stories about first families.

Tune in to this episode 'Learning More' episode as we learn more about the captivating stories behind history's illustrious siblings.

The new season is finally here! I was away a little longer than expected due to a sickness that I received for Christmas! The only thing I learned over that time was it's hard to podcast when you're tired and have no voice! But we are past that. I am ready to return to the saddle and release new episodes for 2023. 

On this episode of Learning More, we dive into the reality of finding your dream job. We often hear the advice to follow our passions and turn them into our careers, but is it really possible? 

We discuss the importance of mindset when it comes to job satisfaction and identifying the proper role for yourself. My guest Terry B. McDougall offers practical tips and insights to help you navigate your career.

Terry is a best-selling author, executive, career coach, and speaker who helps professionals, executives, and managers to leverage their authentic abilities to drive positive change within their organizations. She assists clients through transitions, innovation, and creating new ways of doing things. Her expertise helps her clients achieve success and career happiness on their own terms.

Today we Learn More about food deserts and food insecurity as we talk with Donsha & Nicole Johnson, who started Eat Right Atlanta. Their business supplies affordable, organic fruits and vegetables to the Atlanta area, where many residents do not have quick access to a shopping market. 

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• Eat Right Atlanta
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Composting is a climate-friendly way to dispose of certain types of waste. While it is a serious topic, we have a lot of fun on this episode as I chat with Cathy Nesbitt about worm poop, laugh yoga, and composting.

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• cathyscomposters.com

I am joined by Deborah S. Greenhut, who talks about what she experienced while being married to a hoarder. Deborah talks about the early signs and the advanced symptoms of hoarding and how it impacted her life. She also discusses her novel, The Hoarder's Wife. 

I talk with Kevin Stone - The World's Greatest Hypnotist, also known as the Hollywood Hypnotist, because of his work with celebrities. We learn more about hypnotism, how it can help you and how to avoid the dark side of hypnotism.  

We talk with Iris Waichler and learn more about caregiver burnout. This can be rough, stressful, and cause both physical and mental health for the caregiver. How do you maintain your quality of life while providing care for another?

Episodes of extreme moods characterize Bipolar Disorder. We learn about the condition from Troy Steven, who, back in 1993, went to the ER when symptoms first started to show. We learn about his struggles and the weapons he uses to fight his battle with Bipolar Disorder.

• Breaking Bipolar – Troy Steven
• BREAKING BIPOLAR: Break The Hold Bipolar Disorder Has Over Your Life - Kindle edition by Steven, Troy