Work sucks, or so a lot of people say. With 92 percent of the American workforce unsatisfied with their jobs, this much is obvious. But what isn’t so obvious is that adjustments can be made in the workplace that greatly increase employee morale, according to Lynda Barbaccia. In this interview, Ms. Barbaccia talks with us about workplace issues and how to address them.

Monday Night Radio is honoured to present this very special guest expert, Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mohandas “Mahatma” Gandhi. In this interview, Mr. Gandhi talks about how we can carry on his grandfather’s counsel to “Be the Change”, and about how we, as individuals, make a difference in tipping the balance from violence to nonviolence.

Death is an uncomfortable subject, but the events that surround it – most notably, funerals – still require diligent planning. Fortunately, there are experts like Gail Rubin who can help with this difficult process. In this interview, Rubin covers the basics of funeral planning, as well as responds to our listeners’ funeral stories and questions.

Let’s face it: staying organized is hard. Organizing is about more than just finding a place for everything. As professional organizer Linda Samuels explains in this interview, true order is about finding a level of organization that’s comfortable for you, discovering places and people that renew your energy, and being organized enough to feel balanced. In addition to explaining her organizing philosophy, Samuels also addresses questions from listeners who have specific problems with organization, like keeping the chords of electronics straight and managing a large collection of memorabilia.

Andrea Raynor has seen her share of suffering. She served as chaplain to the morgue at Ground Zero in the aftermath of September 11th, and she is currently a hospice chaplain. The challenges that Raynor has faced uniquely qualify her to discuss and advise on the similarities and differences of losing a loved one unexpectedly through unanticipated tragedy, versus the (relatively) long goodbye of an illness, and, most importantly, how to support those left behind in each case. In this interview, Andrea addresses precisely these topics, among others, as well as shares some of the stories of her incredible life.

Have you or your child been diagnosed with ADD or ADHD? Are you concerned that this seems to be a diagnosis d’jour (especially for our boys these day)? Is it really ADHD? Or do you have a nagging suspicion that it could be something else? Find out in this week’s interview with Dr. Frank Barnhill, a board-certified family physician who has practiced ADHD-behavioral and family medicine for 27 years. Over the course of the interview, Dr. Barnhill discusses a range of issues related to ADHD, including medical conditions with symptoms that mimic ADHD, the risks of misdiagnosis, the motivations to over prescribe drugs to hard-to-manage children, and much more!

Cookbook author and gluten-free dairy-free refined-sugar-free recipe expert Kelly Brozyna has been healing her two children, along with herself and her husband, from not only multiple food sensitivities, but from serious health issues which challenged their whole family. In this interview, Brozyna explains some of the familial circumstances that gave rise to her culinary expertise, as well as shares some of the great recipes she has developed.

Why do smart, well-educated, even independent women fall under the spells of cult leaders? Join us as guest cult relationship expert Barbara Fifield, explains it to us. And she should know. Fifield herself, a journalist and social worker, became mesmerized by a charismatic, narcissistic cult leader after the sudden, unexpected death of her husband of 20 years.

Chelsea Sexton is one of the most passionate and knowledgeable advocates for electric cars anywhere. The star of “Who Killed the Electric Car”, Sexton has been involved in the trenches, and possesses a depth of knowledge about electric vehicles, and the issues surrounding them, that is unparalleled in the industry.

Anti-aging is all over the news and the Internet. Admit it – you’re curious. Whether you’re already of an age at which you’d like to seem, appear, and, most importantly, feel younger, or whether you’re just thinking ahead, most people wonder what this anti-aging stuff is all about. Can you really reverse aging? This week’s guest says “Yes!”

Brace yourself for another enlightening show! Whether for yourself, your child, or another loved one, you’ve probably had questions about braces (orthodontics) at one time or another. Now get them answered by Dr. Robert Rudman, the premier orthodontist in the Denver, Colorado area!

Anne P. Mitchell, Esq., is not only the host of Monday Night Radio (and the author of The Internet Patrol) but she is also one of the premier (and the few!) fathers’ rights lawyers in the country. Rather than trying to schedule an outside guest expert over the Labor Day holiday, Anne has agreed to be the guest, with Bryan as host.

Chef Daniel Asher has been enchanting taste buds from coast-to-coast with an undeniable passion for creating exceptional food, for more than 18 years.

There are so many mixed message around nutrition. While most nutrition experts, dietitians and wellness counsellors dwell on calories, carbs, fats, proteins, restrictions and lists of good and bad foods, Betsy Sheffield works to create a happy, healthy life in a way that is flexible, fun and *free of denial and discipline*! Betsy Sheffield, Certified Health Counselor and owner of Fork in the Road Wellness will guide you to find the food and lifestyle choices that best support you on your journey to optimum health!

Animal rights advocate Jessica Stout has been in the animal rescue, care, and advocacy profession for over 12 years. She is currently working on books both about her experiences, and her methods for animal rescue volunteer management. In this interview, she answers listeners’ questions.