The Motivation Report

I sit down with the "rebel Rabbi" Mark Borovitz to discuss his history working for the mob, finding himself and God, and his important work to help addicts. To donate to the Beit Tshuvah visit beittshuvah.org.

I sit down to discuss women's heart health with leading cardiologist and heart transplant specialist at Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Dr. Ernst R. Von Schwarz. Make sure you're equipped to spot problems before they happen and learn how best to take care of your ticker to prolong your life.

Superman and Lois Lane must accept the help of a strange space and time traveler to prevent Lex Luthor from changing Superman's timeline forever.

The Salem Witch trials, much like the Witch trials across the globe, were a horrifying time in history. And despite the fact that we no longer accuse, torture, and put to death women for witchcraft why are we still treating them as "other than" and refusing to embrace egalitarianism? Feminism isn't about a rejection of men, it is about equality across the board.

Character actor Brandon Hardesty and I talk about his career in Hollywood, getting started as an OG YouTube sensation, his documentary series "No Small Parts", and how to persevere in the entertainment industry.

After the tragedy in Las Vegas, despite the national conversation turning to arguments and finger pointing, what can our gut reaction be? Feel every emotion you need to feel, but perhaps if we start from a place of love we truly can stop the hate.

Your questions, our answers! It's the Q&A episode of the Motivation Report! From music to social issues to relationship troubles to dirty jokes...here we are to guide you through life.Special Guest: C Jay.

What if you had no astrological sign? What if, wherever the sun, the moon, and the stars are right now, that's where you are. Just as we often do with religion, astrology can be the thing we rely on too heavily to dictate our lives. Don't give your power away to other people and things. If you're doing so, don't blame your life's retrograde on a planet. The only thing in retrograde is you.

In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, how do its victims and we as a country move forward? The answer is always easier said than done. But this is not a villain we can fight. Sometimes we're forced to fight nature face to face. And when all hope seems lost, we're left with only one option. Have faith.

C Jay and I talk about the events in Charlottesville, how to combat hate, understanding your privilege, and the difference between cultural appropriation vs appreciation.Special Guest: C Jay.

You're worth more than you know. But oftentimes we associate our value with the material things we collect. There's nothing wrong in appreciating things that bring you joy but your worth in this world is determined by your actions, not your possessions. Do you know what your worth?

The President's recent ban on transgender service men and women should be wholly rejected. It is in direct opposition of our inalienable right and what it means to be an American. How do we find peace? We make the transition.

The Romantic movement of the 1800's lead to some of literature, poetry, and music's greatest works. It is a state of being and creating that is most linked to both the spirit and its relationship to nature. So, we want to save the world? Let's do it by being Romantics.Special Guest: Craig Smith.

As I continue through a pretty busy time in my life I wanted to say thank you to all the listeners who have shown me such love and support after the release of "The Beauty of Being Broken." I love you all more than you know. Thank you.

Kintsugi is the Japanese art form of glorifying the breaks and cracks in our exterior. We should celebrate our hardships, not hide behind them.