Steve Alperin is at the heart of SurvivorNet’s mission — To bring comfort and power to those looking for answers by creating a valuable online resource for cancer treatment and prevention.
Would you take $1 from a homeless person? Jean discusses the amazing generousity of the human spirit with Rev. Dr. Mark Vierra & Rev. Marc Laponce of North Hollywood Church of Religious Science.
Jean’s talks with her long time friend Jeff Witten about his work with the amazing organization – World Vision – and all the opportunities they are creating around the globe.
Jean’s mother-in-law, the lovely Lucille Trebek, made this tasty hearty pea soup during the winter, a tradition that Jean happily continues.
While 20/20 focuses on Alex and Jean this Thursday January 2nd on ABC -Jean speaks about the interview.
Gail Pelote’s journey from class to the creation of the Helping Hand Ministry at the North Hollywood Church of Religious Science is a lesson in listening to your heart, taking action and opening up to compassion.
When we are blind-sided by positive stuff, too often we aren’t any less dumbstruck than if it were a slap to the face.. Dr. Elvira G. Aletta, PhD. share her 5 Tips on how to receive the gift of a compliment.
Australian born, Miranda Macpherson talks with Jean about judgement, letting go and spirituality.
We asked our guest writers to describe the best gift they have ever received. It’s amazing how different all the answers are and makes us think – what’s my favorite gift?
Armed with a comb and a pair of scissors, Maggie Goodner is helping to change lives for some of Los Angeles’ most vulnerable residents. “A haircut can change somone’s whole outlook on life”
Trust allows us to live fully in a world with other people. Faith allows us to fully live.
The theme this month is Gifts, so Alison turns inward and after much hand-wringing comes up with fours gifts she has given herself.
We all have one – someone who is challenging to buy for. Jean shares how she deals with buying that special something for that special someone.
This time of year is always so busy. It’s great to have some easy recipes for those last minute parties and gatherings. Jean and Patti thought you’d enjoy this one.
Jeanette DuBois beautifully looks at all the sides of family, triggers and renewed relationships in this month’s Morning Mimosa.
Dr. Aletta does it again with these incredible tips on how to get through a holiday family dinner. Read. Eat. Repeat as needed.
What if it is all okay? Against all appearance, against all odds… What if you could lean into a knowing that it is all working out?
Melanie Moore really, really, really loves books. See what great reads she recommends for a season of family gatherings, holiday festivities and that desire we all have to find “home”.
Our everyday hero, Anne Cochran, LOVES colleges- so much so that she left her high profile job, set up a table and started college counseling…now she runs a high school!
Traditions and family go together! Jean shares some holiday moments that bring her right back to her childhood.