Dr. John Riolo, host of The Insider podcast interviews Dr. Mary Gresham about therapy and the economy.

Dr Gresham  has degrees in clinical psychology from Tulane, Emory and Georgia State.She has been practicing in Atlanta for 20 years and has special interests in the psychology of women and especially women and money issues. In her practice she has been running a ongoing women's therapy group for 15 years.  Visit her website.

Dr. John Riolo, host of The Insider podcast interviews Dr. Mary Gresham about therapy and the economy.

Dr Gresham  has degrees in clinical psychology from Tulane, Emory and Georgia State.She has been practicing in Atlanta for 20 years and has special interests in the psychology of women and especially women and money issues. In her practice she has been running a ongoing women's therapy group for 15 years.  Visit her website.

Brenda Stoeker is a registered nurse, mother
of four, and seasoned marriage teacher with life experience in rebuilding a broken marriage. Together she and her husband, Fred, have counseled hundreds of couples struggling with issues related to sexual brokenness. Visit her website.

Fred Stoeker is a bestselling author of several books, including Every Young Manâs Battle and Tactics, the president of Living True Ministries, and a popular conference speaker who challenges men to become sexually pure, to reconnect in true intimate relationship with their wives, and to train their sons to become godly men. A graduate of Stanford University,
Fred lives in Des Moines, Iowa with his wife, Brenda, and their children.Visit his website.

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Mr. Imran Ahmad, author of Unimagined: a Muslim boy meets the West published by Aurum.

Imran Ahmad was born in Pakistan, but moved with his parents to London, at the age of one. Too lazy to get the grades he needed for medical school, he ended up at Stirling University in Scotland, studying Chemistry, learning about Islam and trying to impress women.  Ultimately he was quite successful in Chemistry and became quite knowledgeable about Islam as well, but he didnât impress any women â despite having an Alfa Romeo and a microwave oven (quite possibly the only privately owned microwave on campus at that time.)

In careers brochures, he saw people in business suits travelling and having meetings (This looked like fun to him, but he wasn't sure what the people in suits actually did.) He persuaded one of those big global companies to hire him into their graduate scheme and he ended up working all over the world, including five years living in the United States.

 His book, Unimagined, describes with poignant humor and painful insight the experience of growing up Muslim in the WestUnimagined was selected by no less than three major newspapers (Independent, Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald) in their âbooks of the yearâ lists. The Dutch version was released recently and is called â Mohammed, Jezus en James Bondâ (there being no catchy word for âUnimaginedâ in Dutch, apparently) and a television series is being developed.

 Imran is on the Board of British Muslims for Secular Democracy, which opposes the imposition of theological or regressive cultural values on any individual, group or gender.  Visit his website.

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Ms. Reva Seth, author of First Comes Marriage: Modern Relationship Advice from the Wisdom of Arranged Marriages published by Fireside.

Reva Seth is a journalist whose articles on arranged marriages have appeared in national newspapers across the U.K. and Canada, including The Globe and Mail. Trained as a lawyer, Reva's professional life now includes a mix of communications consulting, freelance writing and policy research. Seth and her husband live in London and Toronto with their son. Visit her website.

Dr. Kevin Keough, host of the North Star Guardians podcast, interviews Ms. Shannon Brownlee,  author of Overtreated: Why Too Much Medicine Is Making Us Sicker and Poorer published by Bloomsbury USA.

Shannon Brownlee's stories and essays about medicine, health care, and biotechnology have appeared in such publications as the Atlantic Monthly, the New York Times Magazine, the New Republic, and Time. Born and raised in Honolulu, she holds a masterâs degree in biology from the University of California. She is a senior fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington, D.C. Brownlee lives in Annapolis, Maryland, with her husband and son. Visit her website.

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Professor John Palfrey, co-author of Born Digital: Understanding The First Generation of Digital Natives written by John Palfrey and Urs Gasser published by Basic Books.

John Palfrey is Professor of Law and a Vice Dean at Harvard Law School. He is a faculty director of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society. He has published extensively on the Internetâs relationship to Intellectual Property, international governance, and democracy. He chairs the Internet Safety Technical Task Force, made up of leading Internet service companies and nonprofit groups focused on children's safety. He is a regular commentator on network news programs, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, NPR and BBC. He lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.  Visit his website www.borndigitalbook.com  and Digital Natives org.

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Dr. Qanta Ahmed, author of In The Land of Invisible Women: A Female Doctorâs Journey in The Saudi Kingdom published by Sourcebooks.

Dr. Quanta Ahmed spent her childhood in England, where she attended the University of Nottingham Medical School. She is quadruple boarded in internal medicine, pulmonary disease, critical-care medicine, and sleep disorders medicine. She currently practices in South Carolina.  Visit her webpage.

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Dr. Jill Duer Berrick, author of Take Me Home: Protecting America's Vulnerable Children and Families published by  Oxfore University Press.

Jill Duerr Berrick, MSW, Ph.D. is co-director of the Center for Child and Youth Policy, and faculty member in the School of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Berrick conducts research on a range of topics concerning vulnerable children and families with a particular focus on the lived experiences of clients served by social service programs.