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Congratulations! iPredator has launched its website. Check it out at iPredator: http://ipredator.co/ ENCORE from May 20, 2012 In today's society we spend more time using communications technology than ever...where on earth would I be without my iPhone, iPad and laptop. Our addiction to information and communications technology (ICT), of course, brings out the worse in some. Join me and Dr. Michael Nuccitelli as he educates us on internet safety, bullying and the internet dangers in cyber space. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

Everyone needs relationship skills—both young and old. Our young people seem to be suffering more than ever. Teachers and employers are complaining that young people are lacking the necessary relationship skills to be successful. Is it a lack of “good” parenting or is it a particular generational attitude of “me, me, me”? Join us to talk with Richard Wright, author of an online game designed to teach parents how to teach relationship skills to their children. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

In order to find Mr. or Ms. Right sometimes you have to take a deep look at your past bad relationships and how they can lead to future bad ones. Our guest, Justin Nutt is the author of The Good Guy, The Bad Guy and the Ugly Truth a book written to help you change this pattern and select the “right” Mr. or Ms. Right for a healthy relationship. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

Find out what your future holds. Will you find love soon? What career is best for you? What can you do to make more money? Call in and ask “The Washington Psychic” Sheila Coleman-Castells what the future holds for you in love, finance, career, etc. Sheila is an extraordinary clairvoyant and medium whose clientele includes high powered people in the political, business and entertainment industry. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

In today's society we spend more time using communications technology than ever...where on earth would I be without my iPhone, iPad and laptop. Our addiction to information and communications technology (ICT), of course, brings out the worse in some--the iPredator. Join me and Dr. Michael Nuccitellias he educates us on internet safety, bullying and the internet dangers in cyber space. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

Searching for love is a billion dollar business because so many people are looking for “the one”—their soul mate. This opens the door for many questions: Do soul mates really exist? Would we know him or her if they fell into our laps? Do we have to search for our soul mate? Do we really understand what a soul mate brings to a relationship? My guest is Gabriella Hartwell, author of You Find Your Soul Mate When You Let Go of Searching. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

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Most of us have some healing that needs to be done around issues from our past. The issues may have to do with our past romantic relationships, with our parents, how we were treated in school, etc These issues are often played out in our current relationships, particularly our romantic relationships. They can also be played out in our work relationships. Join me and guest, Dr. Karen Sherman as we look into how be present in your relationiship and move from the issues of your past.

Retirement today does may not look like your parents retirement. It could mean spending more time than you want with your significant other or it can mean preparing for their new work life. How you approach retirement and prepare psychologically for challenges to your long term relationships and the next stage of your lives can be the difference between good retirement or an anxious one. Join me and guest, Miriam Goodman author of Too Much Togetherness. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

You can “brain train” in the comfort of your own home. Finally, there is a way to interrupt your bad habits like distraction, being disorganized, and putting things off-- when they need to be done. With brain training, you can create new neural pathways for peak performance. Yes, it's time to train your brain and transform your life! Join me and guest, Nicky Van Valkenburg as show you how to train your brain for a better relationship with yourself. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework.

Are you having a hard time getting along with a coworker? Are you in a painful relationship at home with a friend or family member? Sometimes it is hard to heal and/or even let go of relationships even though it may be the best for our overall well-being. Knowing how to end conflict, resolve dispute, heal hurt, let go and be free of resentment can be mind boggling. Converse with Bill Ferguson and I tonight as we explore healing our relationships. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

Have you notice that your live consists of routine and patterns? Some patterns have a historical foundation deep within our childhood created as we learned how to have our needs met and how to manage our insecurities. Unfortunately, we may still hold those patterns today and they many no longer serve us. Neil N. Chopra discusses his book Perpetual Patterns with me as we explore shifting into healthy ways of being. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

I remember when rudeness was a abnormality. Everyone talked about you if you were disrespectful and rude. What has gotten into us? Rudeness appears to be the norm. We are surrounded by road rage, children cursing out parents, etc. Whereas rudeness used to be confined to the physical world, now we even have to encounter it in our virtual world— nasty comments posted online, Facebook defriending/blocking and YouTube blasting, etc Have we forgotten how to be —what's the word—courteous? Have we gone mad? My guest is Marie Dubuque, etiquette expert for the digital age. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

At work we have to do more with less which can lead to conflict and stress. At home we try to fit everything in with family, friends and anything else that demands our time. Work demands and personal commitments can cause us to overextend ourselves. This overextension drains our energy, leads to stress which impacts our ability to rest and sleep well. Our lack of rest and sleep takes a toll on how effectively we interact with our coworkers, friends and family. Join me and my guest, Dan Howard as we explore intentional resting as a way to improve our relationships. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast .

I keep running across articles about black men and women finding love with other races or ethnicities. Is this just love or is there something else lurking beneath the surface that has us running away from each other as a potential love connection? Is there a lack of black men because too many are in jail or are too many on the down low? Are black women too angry and/or too independent to be with a black man? What are the issues that stand in the way of black love? Join me as I explore the state of the black male and female relationship. Listen at RelationshipHomeWork.com or http://www.blogtalkradio.com/relationshiphomework/2011/10/10/relationship-homework. Join the conversation by calling the show with questions and comments at (818) 668-5432. We're on iTunes!….subscribe to the Relationship HomeWork podcast