Join Roxanne and Ilyon as they unravel the intricacies of William and Ellen's fight for freedom, shedding light on the world they left behind and the one they entered. Tune in on all major streaming platforms to embark on this compelling exploration of courage and liberation.
Through the cinematic narrative of her book, "Master Slave Husband Wife: An Epic Journey from Slavery to Freedom," Ilyon Woo masterfully resurrects the saga of William and Ellen Craft’s escape from the bonds of slavery in the Deep South.
In this week’s episode, Roxanne delves into a captivating conversation with Lori Gottlieb, a psychotherapist and New York Times bestselling author of “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone.” Tune in as Roxanne and @LoriGottlieb1 unravel the intricacies of the human experience.
What if I told you that your therapist seeks therapy too? Would it intrigue or unsettle you to know that while you confide in them, they confide in someone else? Have you ever pondered the ways therapy could transform your life?
Whether you’re committed to reading more this year or simply seeking new literary gems to embark on, Roxanne and Bill have you covered. The episode is now available on all major streaming platforms.
As we step into the second month of 2024, Roxanne is joined by her friend and esteemed book reviewer, @BGoldsteinBooks, for this week’s “Shorts” episode. Together, they delve into six captivating books that have captured their attention and enthusiasm.
From the enduring impact of Gaddafi to spine-tingling thrillers, poignant family sagas, and gripping historical revelations uncovering secrets of Hitler's Germany, there's something for every reader.
Leveraging her journalistic skills, Susannah draws from her own harrowing diagnostic journey to provide insights into these queries.
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What sets apart neurology from psychiatry? Why does a breakthrough in biology shift an illness from the domain of psychiatry to the broader realm of medicine? And, how does one go about diagnosing mental illness?
Today, we revisit the profoundly personal and enlightening conversation that Roxanne had with @scahalan, award-winning author of “Brain on Fire” and “The Great Pretender.”
Today, dive back into the riveting conversation between Roxanne Coady and @AzraRazaMD as they unveil the harsh reality of prevention, treatment and the formidable foe we face. Tune in now on all major audio streaming platforms to hear more.
According to the NIH, there’s been a 70% annual decline in the death rate from cardiovascular disease in the last 50 years but only a 1% annual decline in the cancer death rate. With continuous advances in the medical field, how can this be? Join us this Thursday to find out.
Roxanne had the pleasure of welcoming one of the nation’s leading writers and commentators, David Brooks. Following the release of his new hit book “How to Know a Person,” David and Roxanne discuss the intricacies, skills needed and the importance of being an illuminator.
“I think empathy is sort of like athletic ability; we’re all born with different levels. However, everyone needs practice, and everyone gets better with training.” - David Brooks, Jus the Right Book Podcast, January 11, 2023.
Curious about the key to authentic connections? Roxanne is thrilled to welcome @nytdavidbrooks for this week’s episode, where he discusses his new book 'How to Know a Person.' Join us on Thursday to gain insights into the skill of seeing others profoundly.
In their conversation and her memoir, Cassidy reveals the courage it took to testify in the January 6 hearings, shares insights from her time in the Trump White House, and explores the current state of our democracy. Available on all major streaming platforms.
#January6th
On the anniversary of the January 6 Insurrection, join us in revisiting an eye-opening conversation with Roxanne and Cassidy Hutchinson. At just twenty-four, Cassidy navigated the tumultuous waters of one of the most controversial presidencies in recent American history.
Cassidy's decision at twenty-six to prioritize loyalty to her country over career, friendships, and time spent with Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and President Trump is a testament to her integrity.
“December 18th is when all of it became more real to me. That was the night that the former President had a meeting in the Oval Office with Michael Flynn, Patrick Byrne, and Sidney Powell. They were discussing either invoking Martial law or the Insurrection Act, or both…”