Today my guest is Jason Linett

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Pastor Jameliah Young-Mitchell is the daughter of the late Evangelist Violetta B. Young and Pastor James I. Young, and grew up in Brooklyn, New York as the youngest of four kids. At the tender age of nine, Jameliah’s mother predicted that she would carry the gospel. At age thirteen, Jameliah delivered her first sermon at Kingsborough College in Brooklyn. She then began to speak at local churches in New Jersey under the leadership of the late Reverend Ronald B. Christian. Since then, she has preached across the United States and internationally and is the Pastor of Unity Church Charlotte. Jameliah is an experienced keynote speaker for women’s empowerment, teen and youth mentoring, Corporate America, and relationships. She is the voice behind the popular Car Chronicles Movement where she can be seen live on Facebook Monday through Friday at 7:30 a.m. Jameliah is a proud mother of a son and daughter and resides in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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Today my guest is Laura-Dawn Moule

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Today my guest is Dr Timothy Jennings

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Today my guest is Craig Sroda

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Today’s guest is Andrea Stenberg

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Dr. Irv Arenberg is a distinguished ear surgeon and Neurotologist. He is an innovator in his field of inner ear surgery for Meniere’s disease with several medical devices/instruments bearing his name. He had 12 US -International patents issued and is an internationally recognized expert in Meniere’s and other related ear diseases.

D. Arenbert is a widely published expert in his field and has been awarded 3 international gold medals for his work. He is also the author of the newly released book “Killing Vincent – the Man the Myth and the Murder” – a scientifically based “who done it” on the life and death of famed artist Vincent Van Gogh.

Dr Arenberg became of the focus of media attention regarding Van Gogh after an article he wrote was published July,1990, in the Journal of American Medical Association on the 100th anniversary of Van Gogh’s death. Many years later, in 2017, Dr. Arenberg saw the movie, foreign made film Loving Vincent and felt compelled to complete the story on his findings that he only had 3 pages to describe in the JAMA article. Doing countless hours of research and re-enactment, Dr Arenberg offers a science-based accounting that debunks the suicide myth surrounding Van Gogh’s death.

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Heart Transplant Specialist

Alan L. Gass, M.D., FACC, is a Full Professor of Medicine at New York Medical College and Medical Director of Cardiac Transplantation and Mechanical Circulatory support at Westchester Medical Center in New York. Dr. Gass has appeared as a medical expert in Life Magazine, The New York Times, and on CNN, NBC, CNBC, and local New York news affiliates. He was featured in a one-hour documentary special, “A Change of Heart,” on Dateline NBC, which chronicled the poignant wait of several of his patients for a suitable donor heart.

From 1991 until 2005, Dr. Gass served as the Director of Transplant Cardiology at New York’s Mount Sinai Medical Center, where he personally followed hundreds of patients in various stages of heart failure, 400 of whom were transplanted, achieving survival rates among the highest in the country. He is on the advisory board of HealthCorps – Dr. Mehmet Oz’ program aimed at combating childhood obesity using college students as mentors and teachers to raise awareness of the benefits of diet and exercise.

Dr. Gass is on the Medical Advisory Board of Live On New York, President of the New York Cardiothoracic Transplant Consortium and Medical Education Director for the National Institute of Whole Health.
He is well published in peer-reviewed journals and is an investigator in studies on transplantation and cardiac assist devices. His work in tailored, minimal immuno-suppression after transplant has gained international recognition. To contact Dr Gass, his office number is
914-493-7632. His e-mail is alan.gass@wmchealth.org

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Today my guest is Gary Lindberg, Author of the Elvis Letter

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Today’s guest is Tatiana Forero Puerta

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