Military Mom Talk Radio

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio interview Dawn Zebuhr, US Army Helicopter pilot who flew Hueys and Blackhawks in Somalia and South Korea. Dawn shares her perspective being a woman in a fairly male-dominated job in the military, and how these experiences have benefited her now in civilian life.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio interview Suzanne Phillips, psychologist, discusses the struggles we have with perfection. When to strive and when to survive on reality. Tips on being flexible, especially with a military lifestyle.

Blythe shares some very helpful tips on easing the stress of being a first time parent, and the struggles all parents feel when your child progresses into a new developmental stage.

Jody talks today about the challenges of separation, strengthening a relationship during deployment, easing the struggles of separation, or finding a new path if you are suddenly on your own. It's also difficult to rekindle your relationship when reunited unless you are prepared.

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio interview Linda Maloney, author of Military Fly Moms, Karen Jeffries of Veterans Moving Forward, and a feature of the women pilots of WW2, WASPS.

Author Kathleen Rodgers is ready to launch her new book Johnnie Come Lately. Stephen Boyd begins his series as veteran correspondent interviewing Ryan Poirier, Cpl. USMC

Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd of Military Mom Talk Radio presents Todays show brings health and wellness tips from Jackie Silver of Aging Backwards a featured regular on www.BouncingwithStyle.com.

Military Mom Talk Radio with Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd welcome Dr. Mary Beth Williams, author of the PTSD Workbook, Life after Trauma: A Workbook for Healing. Monday December 16, 2013 at 2pm PST on Toginet.com

Jackie Silver is Aging Backwards and she shares her secrets, tips and shortcuts in her books, on her website, AgingBackwards.com, on TV and radio, in print and in person. Jody Bremer discusses the difficulties of separation during the holidays. Marcella Stretch is the founder of the Facebook Group, Parents of Deployed Servicemembers.

In 1942, the Women's Flying Training Detachment (WFTD) and the Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron (WAFS) were the pioneering organizations of civilian female pilots, employed to fly military aircraft under the direction of the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. They served under the acronym WASPS - The Women Airforce Service Pilots. Also on the show, a segment of a show we featured Michael D. "Moon" Mullins, author of Out of the Mist, Memories of War.

The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Director Gwynn Sullivan is committed to improving end of life care and expanding access to hospice care with the goal of profoundly enhancing quality of life for people dying in America and their loved ones. Veteran Correspondent Stephen Boyd offers updates on benefits that vets should be looking in to.

Dr. Suzanne discusses the dynamics of men vs. women in relation to how they handle stress, challenges, and conflict.

Dr. Jody Bremer, family therapist, visits again to continue her discussion about being comfortable seeking out a therapist, the benefits of visiting a therapist, and why it may be the best choice for you! Jody appreciates all she has in life: “I have experienced a vast array of life’s challenges, including a life-threatening childhood illness, a stint as a Marine Corps wife, mother to two fabulous children who, thankfully, are well into and almost past their teen years, and completing my Master’s Degree a full 20 years after graduating from high school.

Military Mom Talk Radio hosted by Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd welcome Judy Brizendine, author of Stunned By Grief, and Deb Boulanger of Feeding Your Freedom, October 7

Mark John Williams, author of Selling On The Edge, is finding success by developing your unique strengths, discovering your passions. Rachel Crawford founder of Teamotions; teas blended with adaptogen herbs to support emotional wellness and healing. David Kiplinger of USA Cares offers support to military families post 9-11.

HARDLY BROKEN is the true story of radical intimacy transformation that women and men can learn from and apply, no matter how “broken” their current relationship. Michael RusserBeginning in September of 2011 Michael Russer began a year-long personal transformation that included a diagnosis of prostate cancer, radical prostatectomy, follow up intensive radiation treatments and full blown impotence. He considers his resulting impotence to be one of the biggest blessings in his life. It is because of his impotence that he and his partner discovered an entirely new approach to experiencing levels of emotional and physical intimacy that far exceeds anything either experienced prior to when things were working “correctly”. It is his personal mission in life to serve other couples who struggle with emotional and physical intimacy due to ED, impotence or simply because they have lost their “spark” and use his communications skills to share what he has learned worldwide. Prior to this phase of his life, Michael was

Military Mom Talk Radio hosted by Sandra Beck and Robin Boyd welcome Paula Domenici, Keith Armstrong, and Suzanne Best – co-authors of Courage After Fire for Parents of Service Members and Dwight Zimmerman of the Military Writers Society of America

Dr. Kevin Hull discusses ways to help families understand life with a child on the spectrum. Jeff Worthington shares info about the iHistory World War 2 video contest.

Blythe Lipman, host of Baby and Toddler Instructions on Toginet, shares info about finding the right daycare. Lisa Detres brings us strength and faith, and the benefit of grandparents helping the families who are deployed.