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Past programs - October 1999

10/4/99
Open Show

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We have touched on many interesting subjects in the last months; we just did a two-part special on substance abuse in our communities, we talked about violence in schools, adolescents and sexuality, and how to live to be 100. On this Open Show, you set the agenda, though. So please call in with any questions relating to psychology, and the topics we talk about on Voices in the Family. We"ll also do a psychology news update.

10/11/99
Women and Desire

Listen via Real Audio Women have moved into once strictly male domains, and have achieved equality in many areas, but oftentimes, women still sacrifice their own desires for their partners, their children, or they do what they feel society expects from them. In her new book, "Women and Desire", author Dr. Polly Young Eisendrath explores how women can discover self-confidence, self-direction, and determination to follow their true dreams and desires.

10/18/99
The Energy of Money

Listen via Real AudioThe all-mighty dollar has more influence on our lives than we would like to admit. Money problems are one of the top causes for divorce. Money determines in part where we live, how we live, and what we do in our free time. No wonder many Americans approach their finances with a sense of dread, and are uncomfortable discussing the topic. Psychologist Dr. Maria Nemeth argues that in order to handle money with a sense of optimism, clarity, and openness, people have to understand the energy of money.
Dr. Nemeth will join us to discuss how we can use the energy of money to fulfill our goals and dreams.

10/25/99
A Meaningful Connection

Listen via Real AudioHappiness, wellness, fulfillment and satisfaction seem to be very attainable in our society; everywhere we look, we see people who manage to juggle careers, a busy social life, and a healthy life style. But what gives our lives meaning and purpose? Best-selling author and psychiatrist Dr. Edward Hallowell says that we need a sense of connectedness to the people, things and causes we love. In his new book, Connect, Hallowell identifies twelve vital ties that will lead to a more connected and fulfilled life. This is also our membership drive edition of Voices in the Family so show your connectedness to Voices in the Family by showing your support for 91 FM WHYY during this hour!