Doug Jack – Emmy Award Winning Director – Episode #51
January 30, 2011 by Steven Diamond
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In a statement Mr. Jack said:
“I’m very excited in regards to joining forces and teams to add my support to Steve Diamond’s “Be Happy for Life Project”. I cannot think of a more needed creation that sets a new standard for Engagement Entertainment. In this collaboration you have my support and the wealth of my 25 years in the stadium theater business, where one of my main strengths is thinking outside any box and bending light around corners to make the impossible possible. You will also have the wealth of my international contacts, as well as my complete understanding of the mindset of the volunteer. In this case, our audience and their inherent desire to be a part of something extraordinary in their everyday lives, allowing them to move from a spectator position to an extraordinary cast member in the greatest show of all…life. I’m very honored and engaged to be a part of this life-changing event for myself and my team and the world.”
Yo Pal Hal – Found Dead At The Scene – Episode #50
January 23, 2011 by Steven Diamond
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Hal Elrod is considered by most leaders to have already overcome and accomplished more — before the age of 30 — than most people do in a lifetime. After being hit head on by a drunk driver and found dead at the scene at age 20, he has gone on to become a bestselling author, award-winning keynote, youth, and college motivational speaker, international life & business coach, hall of fame business achiever, ultra-marathon runner, survivor of a near-fatal car accident, and most importantly – proud husband and father.
Hal has appeared on dozens of TV and radio shows across the country, and his story was featured in the all-time bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul book series.
His bestselling book is Taking Life Head On! (The Hal Elrod Story) and he is the Creator of the not-so-obvious secret guaranteed to change your entire life (before 8:00 A.M.) known as The Miracle Morning®.
He’s been known as “Yo Pal Hal” (Mom’s idea for a ‘cool’ nickname) ever since he hosted his first radio show at age 15, and he became an all time record-breaking sales rep at age 19. But Hal’s real triumph came in the face of tragedy at age 20, when he was hit head on by a drunk driver at 70 mph and found dead at the scene. After six minutes without a heartbeat and six days in a coma, he woke to face the unimaginable reality that he had broken 11 bones, suffered permanent brain damage, and doctors said he might never walk again.
Defying the logic of doctors and the temptations of being a victim, Hal bounced back and proved that we are all capable of overcoming our challenges to achieve our dreams.
Angela Stokes – Raw Emotions – Episode #48
December 12, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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Half the size, twice the life
Back in 2002, She was 23 years old, about 19 stone (266lbs/120kg), UK dress size 26-28 and lost in miserable cycles of a non-existent love-life, uncontrollable overeating and complete denial. Her pride stopped her from discussing her weight with even her closest friends and if anyone tried to broach the subject with her, she strongly resented them for ‘interfering’.
Angela Stokes weight had steadily increased since her thyroid gland went under-active aged 11. By 16, she was 16 stone (224lbs/101kg) and her weight increased with her age, a stone a year, until by age 21, at her university graduation in 2000, she was 21 stone (294lbs/133kg). That was the heaviest she reached and when her health began to suffer so much that she thought she had diabetes, she knew this couldn’t continue.
Seth David Chernoff – Author of “Manual For Living” – Episode#47
December 5, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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Seth David Chernoff is an award-winning author, two-time cancer survivor, gifted speaker, highly successful marketing professional and founder of multiple companies. His new book is Manual For Living: Reality, A User’s Guide to the Meaning of Life. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Popular Mechanics, Business Week, USA Today, and on national TV and Radio.
By facing death as a two-time cancer survivor, Seth David Chernoff learned to experience the fullness of life. In his award-winning new book, Manual for Living: Reality, A User’s Guide to the Meaning of Life, he offers straightforward guidance for achieving lasting happiness, overcoming fear of death and finding true purpose.
He has lived his message, and pulls no punches as he writes about the hard subjects of death, illness, fear, finding balance, our toxic environment, our perception of what is real, our finances, and our need to accumulate. He deals with change and major transition, living in the “now” and so much more by answering life’s most burning questions.
Nurse Nancy Beck – The Pillow Talk Method – Episode #46
November 28, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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” Pillow Talk” A Profound conversation with it’s founder – Nancy Beck, BSN, RN
With two decades of service as a critical care nurse with the highest designation in one of the nation’s best hospitals and alongside top cardiac surgeons, Nancy Beck, BSN, RN, is at the forefront of the mind-body-spirit connection, leading thousands to access and harness this powerful tool to hasten healing and improve recovery. Pillow Talk Prescriptions® empower parents to do the same for their children, with amazing results.
Tommy McInnis – Homeless, Author, EMT – Episode #45
November 21, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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Tommy McInnis, was the Homeless Whisperer and Nelson was a Good Cop.
You think your job is hard? Imagine working overnight in New York City’s subway stations and subway tunnels, seeking out homeless people and persuading them to come with you to hospitals and shelters for treatment. This is the story told by Nelson Velez and Tommy McInnis in their book, “Last Stop: A Survivor’s Story.” Nelson, a NYC Transit police officer, and Tommy, a civilian and former homeless man, were members of the MTA Connections Homeless Outreach Unit that sought to help the homeless by getting them off the streets and into various medical and counseling programs. This was challenging and often dangerous work, reaching out to the lost souls of New York’s homeless community, many of whom suffer from drug and alcohol addictions and/or mental illness (in addition to various physical ailments). Nelson and Tommy and their co-workers spent their nights in New York’s subway stations and trains, and even ventured into the perilous underworld of subway tunnels, where many people live in storerooms and utility rooms alongside the train tracks.
Former CNN Kathleen Koch – Episode #44
November 14, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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For 18 years, she was a CNN general assignment correspondent specializing in aviation reporting and serving as correspondent at the Pentagon, the White House and on Capitol Hill.
Kathleen Koch is a Washington-based freelance journalist, author and speaker. Her best-selling book, Rising from Katrina, which traces her Mississippi hometown’s recovery from Hurricane Katrina and her experiences covering it, was released August 1, 2010.
Former CNN Kathleen Koch Confirmed!
October 26, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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For 18 years, she was a CNN general assignment correspondent specializing in aviation reporting and serving as correspondent at the Pentagon, the White House and on Capitol Hill.
Appearing LIVE on “Steven Diamond Live!” – Nov 14th
Kathleen Koch is a Washington-based freelance journalist, author and speaker. Her best-selling book, Rising from Katrina, which traces her Mississippi hometown’s recovery from Hurricane Katrina and her experiences covering it, was released August 1, 2010.
Koch provided moving reports from the Mississippi Gulf Coast during and in the years following Hurricane Katrina. Her two documentaries on the recovery of her hometown – Saving My Town – The Fight for Bay Saint Louis and The Town That Fought Back – received a New York Festivals Gold Medal. Koch also shared in the 2006 Peabody Award CNN received for its coverage of the hurricane.
Going Grey Looking Great Live! – Episode #41
October 24, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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On October 3rd, I was broadcasting live from the Palazzo Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas before a live audience of wonderfully, wild silver haired, empowered women from the 47th floor in a 2,500 sq foot suite. Unfortunately, in the middle of the live show, the hotel’s front desk decided to cut our internet connection even though they were fully aware of our live broadcast.
They had been informed and arrangements had been made days prior to the broadcast.
None the less, we were able to get back on the air after a few phone calls and finish the broadcast. I am fully aware that the quality of this show is NOT to the standards that I strive to obtain.
That having been said, and so not to disappoint the ten of thousands who listen to my show each week, I am going to post this show anyway. I have received many messages from the attendees of the GGLG convention in search of this particular show. So it’s with bumps and bruises in mind, I give you what you have asked for.
Enjoy!
Darlene Mahon – 100 Pounds Lighter – Episode #40
October 17, 2010 by Steven Diamond
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Darlene Mahon grew up being bullied as an serverly overweight child. At her heaviest point, she was over 280 pounds and stood just 5’4″ tall. Today, she is 100 pounds lighter and a popular inspirational speaker spreading her message of love, acceptance and the inner mindset that will allow us all to live as who we are, love the person we can become and laugh about it in the end. A very moving conversation that everyone should hear.


