S: 2 E: 38 Laurel Mellin ~ Emotional Brain Training (EBT)
Laurel Mellin is a health psychologist and founder of Emotional Brain Training (EBT). This scientific, easy-to-use skill set empowers people to take care of their health and happiness with fewer medications and less therapy. The circuits in the unconscious mind cause most health problems (e.g., obesity, addiction, anxiety, depression, relationship stress, chronic diseases, and trauma). Current methods often fall short of rewiring the unconscious mind, resulting in superficial and short-term outcomes. EBT transforms people’s lives by giving them rapid and direct control over their unconscious mind, allowing them to decide what change they want to make, identify the wire that causes the problem, and then rewire it. EBT comes with an App that if used properly can create the “Wonderful World” that Rick sings about in the musical feature of this episode! Find out more and Join the Community at: https://www.ebtconnect.net/
Dr. Mellin developed EBT as an Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine and pediatrics at the School of Medicine, UCSF. Dr. Mellin is a New York Times bestselling author who has written 12 books on the method and is an internationally recognized authority on achieving optimal health through rewiring the unconscious mind. Her process is evidence-based for treating obesity, stress eating, anxiety, addiction, work stress, relationship challenges, and chronic diseases. EBT is an entirely new, brain-based way to improve health that is becoming foundational to psychotherapy, medicine, and self-care. It includes an app, daily professional support, and coaching, all at an affordable price. Dr. Mellin maintains a private concierge practice and speaks widely at conferences and to the public.
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Paul Rushworth-Brown is an English-born Australian novelist whose work doesn’t just entertain, it confronts. His latest book, Outback Odyssey, takes readers deep into the raw beauty and brutality of 1950s Australia. What begins as an outback adventure soon becomes a deeply moving, allegorical exploration of Australia’s colonial legacy, First Nations’ resilience, and the silence that still lingers around reconciliation. This amazing conversation about Australia’s history and relationship with its First Nation’s inhabitants lay the groundwork for Rex inspired performance of his own “Little Song” in an episode that people from all cultures will enjoy and relate to.
Paul Rushworth-Brown is an English-born Australian novelist whose work doesn’t just entertain, it confronts. Known for transforming historical fiction into a powerful form of truth-telling, Paul writes gritty, emotionally charged stories that challenge the myths. His novels are packed with unexpected twists, stirring romance, and endings you never see coming, because real history rarely wraps up neatly.
His latest book, Outback Odyssey, takes readers deep into the raw beauty and brutality of 1950s Australia. When a young Yorkshire migrant is abandoned in the outback and taken in by a First Nations clan, the journey that follows is one of survival, cultural awakening, and painful reckoning. What begins as an outback adventure soon becomes a deeply moving, allegorical exploration of Australia’s colonial legacy, First Nations’ resilience, and the silence that still lingers around reconciliation.
Paul’s storytelling is driven by meticulous research and a passion for truth. His previous novels, Skulduggery, Red Winter Journey, and Dream of Courage, have been praised for their immersive detail, unforgettable characters, and emotional depth. He’s been featured on the ABC, BBC, in Publisher’s Weekly, and on literary and cultural podcasts across the U.S., U.K., and Australia. His books consistently resonate with readers hungry for fiction that doesn’t flinch from hard truths but delivers them through gripping plots and complex, human drama.
As a guest, Paul brings wit, warmth, and an unapologetic perspective. He’s a natural storyteller, equally at home discussing post-colonial identity, the craft of historical fiction, or how to write characters that feel real across centuries. With Outback Odyssey now being reviewed for film adaptation, Paul is also a voice at the intersection of literature and screen, offering behind-the-scenes insight into adapting big, emotionally resonant stories for a global audience.
He also hosts Down Under Interviews and History Bards, where he dives into the stories behind the storytellers, bringing a seasoned interviewer’s touch and a unique understanding of what captivates listeners.
Paul’s journey from Yorkshire to the red dust of Australia mirrors the themes he writes about, displacement, identity, and the search for belonging. As an English-born Australian, he brings an outsider’s clarity and an insider’s heart to the cultural contradictions many Australians would rather avoid. That unique lens is what makes his fiction so compelling, and his interviews so impactful.
His work is especially timely in the wake of Australia’s failed Voice referendum, as national conversations around truth-telling, colonial history, and cultural inclusion grow louder, and more divisive. Through allegory and character, Paul dares to go where politicians and media often will not. His novels create space for empathy, discomfort, and ultimately, connection.
Whether you want to explore how fiction can reveal buried history, how to write unforgettable characters, or why Australia still struggles with its past, Paul brings honesty, warmth, and a spark of mischief to every conversation. His interviews are as thought-provoking as his novels, full of humour, insight, and the occasional curveball, just like the stories he tells.
Learn more about Paul and buy his books at: https://www.paulrushworthbrown.com
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Season 2 Episode 34 brings us the incredible story of Marcy Langlois, who sums up How to Overcome Triggers & Limitations from Trauma as follows: “Our beliefs create our thoughts. Our thoughts dictate how we feel. Our feelings determine our actions. The actions that we take every day create the life that we live.” Marcy is a trauma survivor and chronic illness warrior 20+ years into her sobriety journey who shares tips and tools accumulated from a lifetime of work to help others live beyond their limits. Today, Marcy lives a life filled with self-love and contentment. However, her greatest passion lies in sharing her transformative story with others, providing them with hope and healing in their own struggles. All of which inspired a most unique version of Elton John’s Daniel performed live on the show by Rick.
Marcy Langlois: Triumphing over Adversity
Early Challenges and Inner Turmoil
Since birth, Marcy Langlois has faced formidable difficulties, undergoing more than twenty surgical procedures to address her cleft lip and palate. This physical struggle only compounded the emotional burdens she endured. Marcy was subjected to relentless teasing and bullying during her childhood, as her appearance and speech differed from her peers.
Navigating Identity and Overcoming Self-Doubt
As Marcy progressed through Catholic grade school, she confronted another layer of self-discovery: her attraction to girls rather than boys. Confusion and shame about her sexuality reinforced her already entrenched beliefs of being worthless and unlovable. The struggle between external and internal insecurities intensified, compelling Marcy to become a perfectionist in an attempt to deflect attention from her perceived flaws.
The Destructive Path of Addiction
In her quest to silence the nagging voice in her mind, Marcy turned to alcohol during her middle school years. While it temporarily numbed her pain, it accelerated a downward spiral. The tragic car accident she was involved in during high school claimed the lives of three individuals, fueling her guilt and deepening her reliance on alcohol as an escape. Thus began a decade-long struggle with alcoholism that resulted in the loss of employment, devastated relationships, and a battle with chronic illness that nearly cost Marcy her life.
Breaking Free and Embracing Transformation
Rock bottom was the turning point for Marcy at the age of 27. Utilizing resources provided by a Twelve-Step Program, she embarked on a miraculous journey of recovery. Embracing sobriety, Marcy engaged in extensive therapy, personal reflection, and spiritual exploration to heal her wounds and discover her true self.
Finding Love, Fulfillment, and Purpose
Today, Marcy lives a life filled with self-love and contentment. She and her wife have cultivated a beautiful, lasting relationship for over twenty years. Professionally, Marcy achieved remarkable success as a Mortgage Banker and Vice President in the banking industry and now works at a top mortgage banking business. However, her greatest passion lies in sharing her transformative story with others, providing them with hope and healing in their own struggles.
A Message of Resilience and Empowerment
Marcy Langlois exemplifies the power of resilience in the face of daunting challenges. Her journey serves as an inspiring testament to the possibilities of personal growth and triumph over adversity. Marcy’s story resonates with individuals navigating their journeys, reminding them that healing, self-discovery, and the redefinition of their narratives are always within reach.
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As the founder of Mindful Adaptations, Chandra (Taormina) Chappell aims to transform the psychotherapy paradigm by offering tools that empower clients to heal rather than rely solely on prolonged therapy or medication. Her mission is to foster Global Congruence – the alignment of heart, mind, and body – for individuals, families, and communities to create a kinder, more harmonious world. Her Inner Harmony – Outer Kindness and Dream Big approach was the inspiration for Rick’s performance of the Classic “Dream a Little Dream” in this must see episode!
Chandra is passionate about empowering individuals and families to achieve holistic wellness and alignment. Drawing from over 20 years of professional experience and a deeply personal journey, she specialize in helping children, teens, young adults, and parents turn challenges into strengths and foster lifelong resilience.
As the founder of Mindful Adaptations, she takes a science – based, integrative approach to mental, emotional, and physical wellness. Her work combines expertise in Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, meditation and Reiki mastery with cutting edge studies in Quantum Physics and Integrative Medicine.
She aims to transform the psychotherapy paradigm by offering tools that empower clients to heal rather than rely Soley on prolonged therapy or medication. Her mission is to foster Global Congruence – the alignment of heart, mind, and body – for individuals, families, and communities to create a kinder, more harmonious world.
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Robert Collin has taught, researched and published in law, social work and urban and environmental planning for over 40 years. He has also been appointed to advisory commissions by 3 state governors and 3 presidents, published many law reviews, and 9 volumes of encyclopedias, some with his wife Robin Morris Collin. His new book, “The Climate Adaptation Generation” was awarded the best climate change book in the US for 2025 and Accepted for consideration for the 2025 Pulitzer Prize. In addition to also being a certified expert witness in US federal court and in state Court and winning 2 awards teaching decided by students, Robert feels very passionately and we believe correctly that Climate Adaption and Education is of the utmost importance making him one of the first people to be invited to be featured in our upcoming Elder Series and the inspiration for Rick’s unique rendition of his Brazilian inspired medley of Aquarius & Manha de Carnaval. Buy Bob’s highly recommended new book today at: https://www.amazon.com/author/collin.com
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CHRISTIANE ARBESU: Stories That Matter Episode Teaser S:2 E:32
Our latest Season 2 Episode of “The Final Solution is LOVE!” Presented by Jazz for Peace™ brings us CHRISTIANE ARBESU, the FOUNDER & PRESIDENT of TERREBONNE PRODUCTIONS. Her mission is to create visual content that informs, educates and inspires the public across all platforms. Their goal is to raise human consciousness and awareness by creating informative videos that shed light on important issues, causes, communities and organizations. They specialize in working with the educational sector, the healthcare industry and charitable foundations. Their extensive background in television production, news, documentary films and corporate industries make her adept in sharing your story with the right audience. All of which inspired tremendous serendipity both in Rick’s musical selection of a Gordon Lightfoot Classic and his own story with Jazz for Peace and the Middle East.
Her mission at Terrebonne Productions is to create visual content that informs, educates and inspires the public across all platforms. Their goal is to raise human consciousness and awareness by creating informative videos that shed light on important issues, causes, communities and organizations. They specialize in working with the educational sector, the healthcare industry and charitable foundations. With extensive background in television production, news, documentary films and corporate industries they are adept in sharing your story with the right audience.
A must see episode! Learn more about Christiane and her latest Documentary about Tom & Rita Monte at: https://terrebonneproductions.com/
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Episode 46 brings us to Memphis to meet Saji Madapat, whose geopolitical insights come from his own experiences learning Marx in Kerala, India’s communist classrooms, mastering capitalism in Fortune 10 boardrooms, and performing ancient Theyyam rituals while advising on AI strategy. His NEW Book “The Gods Must Be Crazy II” actually makes people laugh while explaining why empires rise and fall. This wide ranging discussion with social justice and spiritual overtones became the inspirations for Rick’s own musical journey back to Memphis via his unique performance of the Elvis Presley Classic “In The Ghetto”.
The ultimate contrarian insider. From Kerala communist classrooms → Fortune 10 boardrooms → geopolitical war rooms. This Clinton Global Fellow and EY transformation architect (30+ years, 40+ countries) is also a Kala Sreshta laureate who excels in ancient Theyyam rituals. He’s your strategic Virgil through the digital inferno—part mythmaker, part McKinsey, all maverick.
Kala Sreshta (Most Accomplished Artist) award winner. Saji Madapat is the Author of a dozen best sellers, “The Gods of The Gods’ Own Country” and ” The Gods Must Be Crazy! in ~20 Languages. Graduate of Clinton Global Initiative GIFT (Global Institute for Tomorrow) Young Leadership program in China (Hong Kong & Cambodia) and the Masters in Leadership from PMI’s CCL patterned executive leadership programs. TOGAF9 certified EPM & ERP Architect of Enterprise Performance with over two-decade-long experience in numerous industries through Ernst & Young global clients and beyond. Published and presented ~50 papers globally, including Architecting the future state strategic ERP & EPM business system road map to Cloud, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), BOT’s, etc. Saji has contributed to all five major PMI Books/standards (PMBOK, OPM3, P&PM, and PMCD) based on experience with the ERP & EPM global implementations. Architect of Team India Movement, which transformed ASIA-PAC as the PMI’s most strategic region forever.
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Tom & Rita Monte are part of the heart & soul of an artist community located in the middle of New York City. Tom’s passion is music and Rita’s is writing. This interview covers their authentic journey together as a couple from the time they met in 1977 leading up to their latest project as the subject of a documentary by Cuban Filmmaker Christiane Arbescu titled “Our Journey to Resilience: Obstacles We’ve Overcome”. The episode features two original songs performed live by Tom and a poem also read live by Rita which naturally led to an additional musical tribute to their illustrious journey of love performed by Rick. Find out more about Tom’s Music Projects and piano tuning services as well as Rita’s upcoming Childrens Books at pianotuning4u@yahoo.com along with the additional info below!
Musical Duo Tom and Rita Montauredes Blend Performance, Advocacy, and Healing.For more than three decades, Tom and Rita Montauredes (aka: Monte) have combined artistic excellence with compassionate advocacy in the heart of New York City. Through their company, Monte Music Inc., the couple has carved out a unique space that merges live performance, piano tuning, holistic healing, and disability rights.
Tom Monte is widely recognized as one of the top 10 piano tuners in NYC, trusted by prestigious clients such as Lincoln Center, the Yale Club, Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and performers including Roberta Flack and Jimmy Webb. But he’s not only a master technician—he’s also a composer and performer. His musical theater project, Monte Music IV, features bold, original scores that fuse rock, gospel, jazz, and social commentary, exemplified in their theatrical production Poontang.
Rita Montauredes, who lost her sight due to glaucoma and corneal disease, is an award-winning patient advocate and author. She was one of the founding members of the New York Glaucoma education and support group. Rita helped expand talking library services, and successfully lobbied for audio newspapers and library improvements. Her tireless work earned recognition from local and national organizations for improving the quality of life for blind patients. Rita co-authored Coping with Glaucoma, the first accessible guide for patients navigating vision loss. Her second book, The Blind Chef: If I Can Cook, You Can Cook, offers practical, inspiring kitchen guidance for blind and sighted home cooks alike. She also works as a certified Reiki Master, offering energy healing sessions to those coping with chronic illness and emotional stress.
Tom and Rita continue to collaborate on creative and healing projects that serve New Yorkers from all walks of life. Whether through Tom’s piano work or Rita’s advocacy and wellness services, the couple’s mission remains constant: to uplift, empower, and connect.
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Season 2 Episode 44 brings us Australia’s David Chauhan, whose outstanding work Empowering Leaders & Equipping Organizations to Navigate Uncertainty & Lead with Purpose inspired Rick to perform a special version of the STYX Classic “Come Sail Away” in honor of the upcoming September 11th release of his New Book CAPTAIN, SET SAIL – a nautical guide to leadership in an unchartered world.
“Leadership today isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about mastering the voyage.” This is the conviction that drives today’s guest David Chauhan. With 17+ years navigating the often-turbulent waters of leadership – from factory floors to executive boardrooms across diverse industries – Dave has learned firsthand that old playbooks often fall short in our complex world. This journey inspired him to develop Nautical Leadership, a practical framework for leading with courage, clarity, and humanity, which he explores in his new book, “Captain, Set Sail.” His ability to not just weather storms, but also harness their power became the inspiration for Ricks live performance of the Classic song by STYX, “Come Sail Away”. Find out more about Dave and his groundbreaking book at www.davechauhan.com.
As an Author, Speaker, Strategist, and Thinker, Dave’s core mission is to equip leaders and organizations with the insights and tools to not just weather storms, but to harness their power. He believes in leadership that is both effective and fundamentally human-centric, built on strong values.
This philosophy is at the heart of Purple Spark Advisory, which he co-founded with Ish Kaily. They are deeply passionate about helping Australian SMEs thrive, providing accessible, enterprise-grade consulting and hands-on support. They partner with businesses to chart a clear course towards their boldest ambitions, delivering brilliant strategies and tangible results.
Whether he’s speaking to an audience, writing about new leadership perspectives, or working directly with a business on its strategic journey, his goal is to inspire and empower. He’s always keen to connect with fellow leaders, founders, and anyone committed to building a more purposeful and impactful future.
Let’s explore with Dave how we can navigate your challenges together. Find out more at www.davechauhan.com.
For the past five or six months, something significant has been unfolding in Dave’s world. After an incredible chapter with Amicus – a place that truly shaped him, and where he navigated some pretty choppy corporate waters together – he made a choice. It wasn’t easy, stepping away from something familiar. It felt a bit like sailing out of a well-known harbour, into… well, into the big, open sea, without a perfect map.
And to being honest with you, these few months? These have been a journey in themselves. Sitting with his own thoughts, really facing what leadership means in a world that feels unpredictable, messy, and sometimes… just plain hard. There were moments of real wrestling, wondering if these ideas swirling around in his head, these lessons learned from navigating my challenges, were even worth sharing. It felt vulnerable, honestly. The easy thing? Absolutely would have been to keep it all to himself, to stay quiet, to stick to what felt safe. But something… something just wouldn’t let him. That quiet pull towards believing that leadership can be something more, something deeply human, something that truly matters in the world… it just wouldn’t let him stay in the harbour.
And so, out of all that introspection, out of all that wrestling, something started to take shape. An idea. A framework. A way of seeing leadership not as command, but as courageous navigation. And it’s become a book. A book that’s poured out of him, filled with stories, with insights, with the deeply human lessons he’s learned about finding your compass, embracing the winds of change, and leading with heart, even when the storms hit.
And today, it feels both exciting and a little bit terrifying to share the first step of this new journey: www.davechauhan.com.
This website is more than just a digital space. It’s a starting point for a conversation. A place where he’ll be sharing more insights, reflections, and practical ideas on leadership. It’s an invitation to explore a different way of leading, a way that embraces uncertainty not as a threat, but as a landscape for courageous navigation.
But this is just the beginning. As Dave continues to refine the book for launch, he’s also incredibly excited to announce the next leg of this voyage: the launch of a new consulting practice-More details will be out soon (watch this space). He’s partnering with a truly exceptional individual, Ishpinder S. Kailey, whom he had the privilege of meeting and connecting with deeply during his MBA program at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign – Gies College of Business – University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Ishpinder’s insights, her passion for impactful leadership, and her complementary strengths make her the perfect co-captain for this venture. Together, they’ll be working with leaders and organizations, helping them to navigate their unique challenges and chart their own courses towards greater purpose and success.
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On Season 2, Episode 28 The Jazz for Peace Podcast addresses the Epstein issue and predatory concerns regarding our youth with seasoned clinical psychologist Alexandra J. Rogers and her NEW Book Journey to Successful Parenting! Throughout her thirty-year career in California, Dr. Rogers has worked with children and families. She began her career as a psychological assistant, doing psychological, educational, and neuropsychological testing. Soon, she branched into individual and group therapy, parenting groups, and implementing school-based interventions. Her basic advice to parents is to stay in touch with your kids even if it’s only five minutes a day to make sure there are no warning signs or major concerns which inspired an impromptu performance from Rick of the Dave Brubeck classic “Take Five”!
Dr. Rogers is a seasoned clinical psychologist from California. Throughout her thirty-year career, she worked with children and families.
She began her career as a psychological assistant, doing psychological, educational, and neuropsychological testing. Soon, she branched into individual and group therapy, parenting groups, and implementing school-based interventions.
During the span of her career, Dr. Rogers gave presentations on topics of suicide prevention, relaxation techniques, parenting autistic children, and police training on handling autistic individuals.
Now retired, Dr. Rogers focuses on authoring books and articles about mental health, offering her expertise to a broader audience through Medium.com and her website, https://www.ajrogersbooks.com.
She is passionate about helping parents understand what drives their children’s actions, arming them with time-tested methods to manage difficult situations, and making mental health and family harmony accessible to people who cannot access therapy when things go wrong.
Be sure to watch this full episode and find out how you can keep your children mentally sound and physically safe! Find out more about Dr. Rogers and how to buy her latest book “Your Journey to Successful Parenting” at: https://www.ajrogersbooks.com
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