Dr. John's Neighborhood

Dr. John talks with a friend from his past about being a new dad, and his experiences in the Coast Guard.

In the first half of the show, Dr. John talks with Matt Connarton from ipmNation.com about raising children who have empathy for others. In the second half, Dr. John interviews Mr. Brian Richards, who has proteus, a disorder of the bones and skin. If you've ever seen the movie, the "Elephant Man," about Mr. Joseph Merrick, you'll be familiar with proteus. Our guest on the show is a modern example of how proteus works, and how technology and medical science have attempted to combat it.

n the first half of the show, Dr. John talks with Matt Connarton from ipmNation.com about why he believes that spanking children is both unethical and ineffective. In the second half, Dr. John interviews Mr, Bob Rannigan, writer and therapist, who helps us confront the legacy of our fathers, and recalibrate our thinking so that we can move forward in our lives with power and agency.​

In the first half of the show, Dr. John talks with Matt Connarton from WMNH radio about perfectionism. In the second half, Dr. John interviews Ms. Kathy Lamaina, former high school friend, and owner of a motorcycle shop in Delaware. Kathy will discuss her commitment to make her business a safe and comfortable place for children.

In the first half of the show, Dr. John talks with Matt Connarton from ipmNation about the psychology of addiction. In the second half, Dr. John interviews Ms. Maureen Beauregard, winner of the 2018 Citizen of the Year award for her work with homeless people and people in transition.

In the first half of the show, Dr. John talks with Matt Connarton from ipmNation.com about how traumatic experiences in childhood can affect our adult relationships. In the second half, Dr. John interviews Mr. Stephen Krasner about his experiences with family court, and how family court is arranged in a way that is often not in the best interests of the children who are involved.

In the first half of the show, Dr. John discusses death, mortality and the drive to leave a legacy. In the second half, Dr. John interviews a local woman who is finishing her training to become a funeral director.

Dr. John speaks about setting goals, and achieving them; guest is Dr. Sharon Freeman, international business consultant and author of an upcoming book called "33 Gems: Wisdom for Living Pieces of Life's Puzzle," which features a chapter by Dr. John.​

In the first half of the show, Dr. John talks about the importance of gratitude as a source of strength to overcome life's obstacles; The guest for the second half is Dr. Vibe, counselor and all-around enthusiastic model for life.​

This week, Dr. John has a conversation with Ms. Anna Seewald, who is a parenting counselor. This conversation is part of an online conference that you can attend, called the "No Spank Challenge." The goal of the conference is expressed well on their website. https://parentingbeyondpunishment.com/nsc/"Today we encourage you to make the commitment not to spank, yell at, or shame your children as a form of discipline. You can now utilize the tools and resources you gain from the No-Spank Challenge to parent from a place of love and respect." Dr. John and Ms. Seewald engage in a discussion about their own childhoods, and their decision to not use spanking with their children.

In the first half of the show, Dr. Rich discusses some research on how to raise children who will grow up to be healthy eaters; The second half features an interview with Mr. Robert Rosenthal, a.k.a. Short Order Dad, who encourages us to cook and eat at home with our families more often. He also provides us with some easy recipes for those who think they can't cook.

Dr. Rich discusses how rigid beliefs about masculinity can be bad for men; Guest is Dr. Amy Rogers, an expert on the Psychology of Gender.

In the first half of the show, Dr. John discusses the impact of our self-esteem on our motivation, and demonstrates how we can often sabotage our own efforts to avoid failure; Guest is Richard Gibb, who talks about the value and importance of the new movie, Black Panther.​

Financial freedom: Investing your surplus for wealth building; Guest is Carol Robidoux, a journalist and overall kind person.

Financial freedom: Tips and Tricks for increasing your income; Guests include a married couple, who own a physical therapy practice in Delaware.