Dr. Moe Anderson's Podcast

Are you shining bright like a diamond with many facets? Are you tired of just surviving one day after the next? If you're ready for the next level, Joy Scott is a humorist, resilience speaker, and coach who helps others succeed. In this episode, she's teaching her "new" definition of success and how to turn obstacles into opportunities. As a bonus, Joy shares her new empowering rap song for the superhero in you! Listen as she and Dr. mOe Anderson discuss these important topics: Why you should schedule periods of "gratefulness" How to have a "no matter what" mentality Life after a layoff Why you should just say "no" The joy of reinventing yourself The signs of burnout Why it's ok to work a 9-5 How to live a no-apologies life! And FOMO To learn more about Joy Scott, visit her website https://www.joyscott.pro/ View Joy in hilarious action on YouTube youtube.com/watch?v=zFy8AwBbs5A   Please subscribe, comment, and share!

Are you going to let other people tell your story? If you haven't written your personal history, that's exactly what will happen according to Linda Jones, the Writing Doula. Jones is a veteran journalist, writing consultant, and grief recovery specialist who provides writing solutions for storytelling, legacy-keeping, healing, and self-care. Many people avoid writing because of "red pen syndrome" from school writing assignments. However, writing can be part of self-healing and mood stabilization according to Jones. In this episode, we discuss-*legacy writing to document your personal history and genealogical information *why newsrooms write obituaries for celebrities like Betty White long before they die *how to turn your life history into a family heirloom *why grieving family members are the worst people to write your obituary *mental health benefits of expressive writing Learn more about Linda Jones at thewritingdoula.com and https://afrobituary.com/. Please like, comment, and subscribe today!

Amy Reiley is a five-time author of aphrodisiac cookbooks. She has a Masters of Arts in Gastronomy and is considered a leading authority on aphrodisiac foods. Her book, Eat Cake Naked focuses on how you can use desserts to stir up passion and improve your love life. In 2004 she became the second American to earn a Masters Degree in Gastronomy awarded by France’s culinary temple, Le Cordon Bleu. She is also a speaker, cookbook author, and consultant. She’s appeared on the Today Show, the CBS Early Show, and numerous other national programs discussing how the right food and drink can literally change your life. In this episode, Amy and Dr. mOe Anderson discuss: The proven relationship b/w food and your love life What is an aphrodisiac? Amy's interview on Martha Stewart's Weddings  Examples of an aphrodisiac food The best dishes to serve on date night The worst food to serve on date night How common spices and other ingredients can amp up the hotness factor Learn more about Amy on her website https://www.eatso

Divorce is devastating. Kelli Calabrese thought she had it all together with a beautiful family, going to church, living in a McMansion with luxury cars, world-class trips, healthy, supportive friends . . . and then it all blew up.  Her husband of 24 years came home and said his commitment to their marriage was "zero" and he left.  For the first time, she experienced depression, anxiety, panic attacks, and insomnia.  Even as a health and wellness professional for 34 years studying personal development, nothing prepared her for divorce. In this episode, Kelli and Dr. mOe discuss how those going through divorce and separation become bitter and stuck replaying their sad and unjust story over and over in their minds. Kelli shares her 3-year journey to heal and stop the pain.  She not only survived but is thriving and now empowers others to overcome the fear, grief, and rejection of divorce so they can create a fabulous bonus life they can be excited about.  Learn more about Kelli and download her bestselling book

The tragic deaths of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst and the son of Actress/Producer Regina King have brought suicide to the headlines again. Stacey D. Brown is a mental health and wellness expert who uses her experience with depression and a suicide attempt to help others "do life better." After experiencing a series of personal tragedies in 2013, she found herself in a very dark place. Wisely, she sought counseling, and today she is a community leader, activist, educator, speaker, and mother of 3. Understanding the difference between normal, temporary sadness and clinical depression could save your life or the life of a loved one. Stacey D. Brown has been featured in "Rolling Out" and other major publications sharing her strategies for maintaining mental and spiritual wellness. Stacey has training in trauma-informed care, mindfulness, and meditation. She is a Mental Health Peer Specialist in the State of Texas. She also leads a chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and works with the Urban League. Visit Sta

Darrion Lewis is President of Behind Every Door Ministries, a not-for-profit in Texas that runs community centers and builds relationships to create spaces for transformation. In this episode, Darrion, a former Juvenile Probation Officer, and Dr. mOe discuss false narratives people believe about themselves, BE YOU, A Brickhead Leaders Conference, and the importance of mentoring. Darrion grew up in Dallas and played college football at Langston University. He graduated with a bachelor's in psychology and went on to earn a master's degree in social work.  Learn more and support Behind Every Door Ministries at https://behindeverydoor.org/

The iconic publication "Parade Magazine" recently featured Dr. mOe Anderson in a health story on her courageous 10-year journey with a rare form of cancer known as #GIST. The story is titled "Everything I Wish I'd Done Right After My Cancer Diagnosis: Dentist Monica Anderson On Her Cancer Diagnosis Story." Parade Magazine is the most widely read magazine in the U.S. with a circulation of 32 million and a readership of 54.1 million. Dr. mOe has been an advocate for raising cancer awareness since shortly after her diagnosis. In 2013, she wrote a blog about things people shouldn't tell someone with cancer. She turned the blog into a podcast episode and YouTube vlog in 2018. That YouTube vlog (video blog) is embedded in the recent article. In this episode, Dr. mOe shares a story from her childhood about reading Parade Magazine every Sunday and the tips for communicating compassionately. Visit Dr. mOe's blog on Blogger at PerpetualmOetion.com or her website to read the latest blog post!

What happens when the cheering stops? Current, former, and rising athletes need a transition plan for life after competitive sports. Destiny Price and her team at W.I.N. (What Happens Next) help athletes move from on-field to off-field success. Many athletes suffer a loss of identity and feeling of isolation when they are not prepared for the next chapter. Before the injury or retirement, is the best time for parents, partners, and athletes to think about what is next! Contact Destiny Price at transitiontowin.com Connect on FB, IG, and LinkedIn @Transitiontowin

Everyone is getting botox and body sculpting but how does it work? Is it safe? Is it legal? Join Dr. mOe Anderson and R, Taylor, RN for a fun, informative look at the latest in spa and body treatments. Nurse Taylor is the owner/operator of Residual Health Center in Arlington, Texas. Prior to opening the holistic center, she spent over two decades working in the ER, teaching, and treating cardiac patients. She answers our burning questions about popular med spa services. Learn more about: Botox vs fillers Body Sculpting Post-op care and drain removal Tattoo removal Laser Hair Removal Sauna Detox Lymphatic Massage Supplements Hyperbaric Therapy for wound care And more.... DISCLAIMER: This webinar is not a substitute for medical advice from your healthcare provider. Please consult your MD before making any changes in your prescribed medications. Connect with Nurse Taylor on FB and IG @residualhealthcenter Website residualhealthcenter.square.site Email residualhealthcenter@gmail.com

This couple is amazing. Juan grew up in the Dominican Republican and Wendy is Chinese American. They met on a dating app while separately living their best lives in Japan. Wendy moved to Tokyo to teach. Juan, an engineer, moved overseas on a journey for wisdom. Fast forward, they are married, hosting a podcast and encouraging others to explore the world, smash self-doubt, and eliminate "shi$$y mindsets!" In this episode we discuss: How showing up for yourself defeats self-doubt Expatriates needing healthcare in a foreign country Why imperfection is okay Different ways ADHD may manifest in men vs women Interracial marriage Japanese culture and more... Learn more about Wendy and Juan on their website ajourneyforwisdom.com and subscribe to their podcast "Don't Tell My Grandma" on any major platform!  

What is the Strong Black Woman Complex and how does it censor the voice of pain? In this riveting podcast episode, author, cultural activist, and Hurston/Wright Foundation co-founder, Marita Golden, shares why women of color must begin to redefine strength. Golden's new book, "The Strong Black Woman Complex: How A Myth Endangers the Physical and Mental Health of Black Women," is the basis for this discussion of oft-ignored topics such as colorism, rape culture, why black women fail to grieve, and destigmatizing mental health care. Order Marita Golden's new book wherever books are sold or visit newstrongblackwomen.com. Learn more about Golden's career and literary services at maritagolden.com/books Find a therapist of color at https://therapyforblackgirls.com/

Did you know active listening starts with relationship and genuine curiosity? Educator, creative, and half-marathoner Rahbin Shyne teaches the top 3 practices to improve listening and how to keep your listening skills sharp.  When she's not teaching, Rahbin is the host "365 Brothers Podcast" where she interviews diverse African American men by asking each of them the same 11 questions during an intimate convo. IKR? What a lovely idea! Learn more and contact Rahbin Shyne at 365brothers.com

Ready to write that book? In this episode, multi-published author Dr. mOe answers questions from Metro Authors Group about her 3+ decades writing journey. When authors interview an author, the questions and answers are rich in content. Dr. mOe has written 7 books, 100's of articles for a major newspaper, and contributed to multiple anthologies. Her writing career includes both traditional and self-published books, including national bestsellers Success Is A Side Effect and When A Sistah's Fed Up. Topics discussed include: Advice from Robin Roberts Designing a captivating cover Creative book marketing  The difference between traditional and self publishing The importance of networking and a writing coach What readers look for when buying books You Ain't Beyonce (Be Authentic) Overcoming Fear Look for Dr. mOe's books on Amazon or Google. She writes under her given name Monica F. Anderson. 

Lifestyle consultant Jaye Chase is the embodiment of the idiom “STAY READY so You NEVER Have to GET READY!"  As a creative, in-demand chef, she pushes culinary boundaries to create mouth-watering dishes. She's also an author, activist, event planner, and CEO of Capital J Boutique, a lifestyle consulting group. Jaye recently published her first cookbook, “Cuttin’ Up in the Kitchen with Jaye.” In this HILARIOUS EPISODE she "dishes" on the staples every kitchen must have, virtual cook-alongs, charcuterie, alternative ingredients for the lactose intolerant and vegans, and why cooking is actually a love language.  Follow Jaye on IG and Facebook - @CapitalJLikeJefferson

A self-described "comedy rapper, Instagram actor, retired athlete, and physically intimidating podcaster" Tony Anderson is anything but ordinary. He's a 240 pound mass of muscle who works in finance for a global organization, hosts a widely popular podcast show  "Oooh They Funny," gets Tweet likes from Ava Duvernay, and speaks his mind as if America truly has freedom of speech. Oh, and yes, he's my son. Never, since he moved out, have we had a convo this long and this frank. I finally got to ask all my questions and hear his unrushed, unvarnished answers. In this episode, we discuss... Racism in athletics Colin Kaepernick style Growing up with a famous father Raising Black-ish kids with a sense of cultural identity Chris Rock's advice on raising daughters How to tell your kids are lying How to build a syndicated podcast from scratch... And more!  Subscribe to on Spreaker or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Squid Game is Netflix's addictive series about hundreds of cash-strapped people who enter a contest to potentially win millions of dollars. To win, they play children's games like Tug of War and Red Light, Green Light. What the participants fail to ask is "What happens to the losers?" (Spoiler Alert: if you haven't seen it. I give away some of the plot in this episode which was taped live on the new app "WISDOM" now available in the Apple store.) Subscribe, rate, comment, and share, please!

After retiring from a 30-year career as a tax lawyer, Shelia D. Harvey started My Personal Financial Friend to equip and assist others with financial planning. In this episode, she shares tips on finding unclaimed property, budgeting, and the importance of "value-based" spending. Other topics discussed include: Why you need a "Personal Financial Friend" Good debt vs bad debt How being debt-free may be a problem Why you must understand your relationship with money How to find unclaimed property in any U.S. state Learn more about Shelia D. Harvey and the Cocoa Millionaires Movement at https://personalfinancialfriend.com/  

When deciding on a major Anne Boyd chose tech because that's where the money was at the time. She was right and she was smart enough to get out before that bubble burst. After retiring young, Anne decided to pursue a career in the arts. She earned a master's degree in journalism and became a freelance writer interviewing celebrities like Anna Deavere Smith (Black-ish, West Wing, Nurse Jackie). Eventually, her curious mind explored playwrighting and it became her passion. In this episode, you'll hear the full audio play she wrote for Austin Community College's Radio Pandemic Series. It's called "Your Best Interest." It's a hilarious and prophetic piece about driverless cars. Look for Anne's new podcast show "Who's Running The Show" wherever you listen to podcasts.  Connect with Anne Boyd on social media or email her at aboyd711@mac.com. Warning: explicit content, there is some profanity in the play.

Armando Rayo aka Mando is a cultural historian, author, engagement strategist, and "Taco Journalist" whose work has been featured in The New York Times, Bon Appetite, NPR, Texas Monthly, and The Food Network. In this episode, he and Dr. mOe discuss immigrants, culture, street tacos, and more. Hear how Mando grew a blog about tacos into three published books, a podcast, and a documentary series in partnership with PBS Digital. He believes "food brings people together!" Watch the series ""  Listen to the podcast Watch on Youtube

Are you enough? Are you kind enough? Assertive enough?  Accomplished enough? Many people struggle with these questions every day. Ultimately, we are wondering if we have a meaningful existence, whether there is a point to the endless challenges in our personal and professional lives. We are encouraged to do "whatever it takes" to become a success. But what exactly does that mean? What is success? Is it a person? Place? Or thing? No, it is not. In this episode, serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, speaker, humorist, and Doctor of Dental Surgery, Dr. mOe Anderson, shares her views on the mindset of success.