February 03, 2009 This show is dedicated to an interview with recording engineer, record producer, sound specialist, tour manager Chris Musgrave.
January 27, 2009 This show covers Myth #3, and I play the second half of my interview with Betty Garrett, who began her career starring on Broadway.
January 20, 2009 After describing Myth #2, I play the first half of my interview with Betty Garrett, who began her career starring on Broadway, then co-starred in movies with Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra, moved on to TV with recurring roles in Lavern and…
January 12, 2009 I describe that many of the things we believe about change are actually myths and how those can make us feel bad about ourselves and actually stop us from changing. I begin by explaining Myth # 1 and then play the second…
January 06, 2009 In the first show of the Year I explain why New Year’s Resolutions can be dangerous; tell my annual Holiday story, interview mystery and screen writer, professor, lecturer Stuart Kaminsky & air Sharon Lesley’s review of La Cage.
October 28, 2008 As the election approaches I dedicate the entire show to the second part of my interview with Keith Fitzgerald. In it Keith explains why politicians must avoid being ideological or dogmatic, he makes a strong case for the necessity to be flexible…
October 21, 2008 Camouflage Weight Problem – The unconscious uses problems we already have as Camouflage to distract us from problems we are not yet ready to face. In this show I demonstrate how a concern about being overweight can be a camouflage problem. I…
Ocboter 14, 2008 Interview with attorney Allen Arrow who at 80 years old is still a practicing music law and whose clients include The Rolling Stones, Frank Loesser and Liza Minnelli. Camouflage – Our unconscious is always protecting us from a danger our conscious mind…
Ocbtober 07, 2008 What is Normal – In this show I caution against self-criticism, explaining that it’s a mistake to label any quality or behavior as bad, flawed or abnormal, since you can’t have any quality that the rest of us don’t have. I return…
September 30, 2008 Lillette Jenkins-Wisner is a one of a kind. Born in Harlem almost 85 years ago, she could play whatever she heard by the time she was three. The oldest of nine, her parents couldn’t afford a piano but her upstairs neighbor, who…
September 23, 2008 I believe that this trick is self-explanatory. Our unconscious is often (for some of us it is always) playing background music in our minds. Surely you have experienced the song you just can’t get out of your head. This is almost always…
September 16, 2008 Another clever trick which our unconscious uses to distract us from changes that we are not yet ready to make is the wandering mind. We’ve all experienced the ability to become distracted, forget appointments, telephone #’s or where we put the car…
September 05, 2008 The next trick I pull out of the bag of our unconscious is our ability to forget to remember. Many of us yell at or criticize ourselves for this ability. In this show I demonstrate its usefulness and encourage us to appreciate…
September 02, 2008 In this show I begin to talk about the clever tricks our Unconscious uses to protect us from changes we are not yet ready to make. The first trick I talk about is the well-known and much maligned Freudian slip. I demonstrate…
August 26, 2008 When we are in conflict with ourselves – that is we want to do (or stop doing) something but we are unable to get ourselves to behave as we wish – I call this being in Civil War. Civil Wars are not…
August 19, 2008 More about the Unconscious, and the first half of my interesting interview with multi-talented artist Judy Lyons Schneider.
August 12, 2008 In this show I introduce the Unconscious. I describe it as a friend and ally in our attempt to become all that we can be and continue my interview with Jazz drummer and educator Henry Ettman.
August 05, 2008 The area of feeling is large and complicated and required 2 shows to cover. In this show Carole’s husband jazz drummer and educator Henry Ettman.
July 29, 2008 Feelings – emotions, which are a necessary part of being human, get a bad rap in our society, we dismiss or discount them often saying – don’t mind me I’m just being emotional. Our criticism of the expression of emotion can make…
July 22, 2008 Because Past Dangers were often created in our childhood, we may have forgotten or be in denial for the events which caused them and therefore they can be difficult to identify. This show continues to explore the area of Past Dangers. In…