Label Free: "To live your best life, live label free."

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes Steve Selengut, a seasoned investment manager and author of "Retirement Money Secrets." With over 40 years of experience in the financial industry, Steve now focuses on coaching individuals and advisors to achieve income independence. He shares valuable insights on the misconceptions surrounding money management and the importance of understanding the difference between stocks and bonds. Steve emphasizes a conservative approach to investing, advocating for a diversified portfolio that prioritizes income generation over speculative gains. He introduces his four pillars of risk minimization, which guide his investment strategies, and discusses the significance of generating consistent income, especially for those nearing retirement. Throughout the conversation, Steve highlights the pitfalls of relying solely on market value growth and encourages listeners to evaluate the actual income produced by their portfolios. He also shares success stories from his coaching clients, illustrating the transformative impact of his guidance. Tune in to discover how you can take control of your financial future and learn more about Steve's coaching services and his book, available on Amazon and other platforms. Don't miss this eye-opening episode filled with practical advice for anyone looking to enhance their investment strategies and secure their financial well-being. Learn more on his website:

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes broadcast journalist, author, and media professional Lisabeth Lange. They dive deep into the complexities of the media industry, discussing Lisabeths journey from working behind the scenes in Los Angeles to stepping into the spotlight with her new book, "The Luminescence Manual." Lisabeth shares her experiences in the media space, highlighting the challenges of maintaining a positive outlook in an industry often driven by power and fame. The conversation explores the impact of mass media on individual thought processes and the importance of questioning the narratives presented to us. Lisabeth emphasizes the need for critical thinking and self-reflection, encouraging listeners to reconnect with their inner voice and intuition. The episode also touches on the themes of fear and control in media consumption, particularly in light of recent global events. Lisabeths novel serves as both an entertaining story and a thought-provoking exploration of these issues, aiming to inspire readers to reclaim their power and light. Tune in to discover how you can break free from media conditioning and live a more intentional life. Don't forget to check out Lisabeth's book, available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble, and connect with her on social media for more insights. To learn more he'd to her website below:

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes award-winning film and voice actress Elizabeth von Isser, who is also the writer and producer of the intriguing film "Kate Hugo: Murder After Mayhem." Elizabeth shares her inspiring journey of creating her own opportunities in the entertainment industry, particularly as a woman over 60, where she faced limited roles often stereotyped as elderly characters. Frustrated by the lack of diverse and meaningful roles for women her age, Elizabeth took matters into her own hands, writing a screenplay inspired by the groundbreaking female Pinkerton detectives of the 1850s.

Throughout the conversation, Elizabeth discusses the challenges of producing her film, including the complexities of working with the Screen Actors Guild and the ongoing quest for funding. She emphasizes the importance of not waiting for permission to pursue one's passions and encourages listeners to follow their dreams without hesitation. The film, currently in post-production, is a crime drama that combines elements of mystery and thriller, and Elizabeth is preparing to pitch it at the American Film Market.

Listeners will also learn about Elizabeth's commitment to hiring women in both acting and crew roles, showcasing the talent and vibrancy of older women in the industry. As she gears up for her next project, Elizabeth's story serves as a powerful reminder to live label-free and embrace opportunities, regardless of age. Tune in to hear her insights and be inspired to take action in your own life!

LinkedIn:@evonisser

FB: @elizabethvonisseractress / @katehugomam

Insta: @actress.elizabeth.vonisser / @katehugollc

Twitter: @e_vonisser / @katehugo_dd

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes award-winning film and voice actress Elizabeth von Isser, who is also the writer and producer of the intriguing film "Kate Hugo: Murder After Mayhem." Elizabeth shares her inspiring journey of creating her own opportunities in the entertainment industry, particularly as a woman over 60, where she faced limited roles often stereotyped as elderly characters. Frustrated by the lack of diverse and meaningful roles for women her age, Elizabeth took matters into her own hands, writing a screenplay inspired by the groundbreaking female Pinkerton detectives of the 1850s.

Throughout the conversation, Elizabeth discusses the challenges of producing her film, including the complexities of working with the Screen Actors Guild and the ongoing quest for funding. She emphasizes the importance of not waiting for permission to pursue one's passions and encourages listeners to follow their dreams without hesitation. The film, currently in post-production, is a crime drama that combines elements of mystery and thriller, and Elizabeth is preparing to pitch it at the American Film Market.

Listeners will also learn about Elizabeth's commitment to hiring women in both acting and crew roles, showcasing the talent and vibrancy of older women in the industry. As she gears up for her next project, Elizabeth's story serves as a powerful reminder to live label-free and embrace opportunities, regardless of age. Tune in to hear her insights and be inspired to take action in your own life!

LinkedIn:@evonisser

FB: @elizabethvonisseractress / @katehugomam

Insta: @actress.elizabeth.vonisser / @katehugollc

Twitter: @e_vonisser / @katehugo_dd

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes brand strategist Henry Wong, the president of Vyoo, to discuss his journey in the advertising industry and his mission to work with companies that prioritize doing good in the world. With nearly 30 years of experience, Henry shares how his personal experiences, including the loss of a business partner to Alzheimer's, led him to focus on purpose-driven branding. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity and aligning with clients who genuinely want to make a positive impact.

Henry also discusses his unique approach to working with mid-growth companies, helping them build their marketing departments and empowering them to become self-sufficient. One of his exciting projects includes collaborating with Orialis Foods to create a healthy, protein-rich ramen product, which has garnered the attention of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes back Fred Talisman, a seasoned relationship coach with over 50 years of experience. Together, they delve into the theme of not giving up on love and share immediate tools to fix troubled relationships. Fred emphasizes that many relationships end unnecessarily, often when both partners still have love for each other but lack the right guidance. The conversation highlights the importance of having a clear vision for a relationship and the need to actively work on maintaining connection, especially as the initial chemistry fades over time.

Deanna and Fred discuss the common phenomenon of "status quo" relationships, where couples become more like roommates than romantic partners. They explore how routines can lead to disconnection and the significance of proactive communication. Fred shares practical tips, such as setting reminders to foster positive interactions and consciously choosing to speak to your partner with love and respect, even during conflicts. The episode also addresses the challenges of breaking habitual patterns of communication and the importance of interrupting negative cycles before they escalate.

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes back Jason D. Pike, a decorated combat veteran with 31 years of service in the United States Army. Jason returns to discuss his third book, "Leading Through the Crossfire," which delves into the challenges of toxic leadership and work environments he faced during his military career. He reflects on his previous book, "A Soldier Against All Odds," where he shared his journey of overcoming personal and professional obstacles. Jason emphasizes that while many of his years in the military were positive, he encountered toxic leaders who created hostile work environments that were more challenging than combat itself.

Deanna and Jason discuss the prevalence of toxic leadership not only in the military but also in corporate America and other sectors. They explore the emotional toll such environments can take on individuals, often leading to feelings of paranoia and stress. Jason shares valuable insights on how to identify toxic leaders and the importance of documenting experiences if one decides to file a complaint. He encourages listeners to be cautious and prepared when navigating these difficult situations.

Throughout the conversation, Jason highlights the significance of attitude and resilience in overcoming adversity. He reminds us that showing up with the right mindset can make a significant difference in our experiences. Listeners are encouraged to connect with Jason through his website, https://JasonPike.org, where they can find his books and social media links. This episode is a powerful reminder of the impact of leadership on mental health and the importance of fostering supportive work environments.

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes Kimberly Verbeke, a naturopathic practitioner and peptide bioregulator specialist. The conversation dives deep into the importance of holistic health and wellness, emphasizing the need to protect our bodies from the potential harms of conventional medicine. Kimberly shares her personal journey into naturopathic medicine, detailing her early experiences with holistic health and her disillusionment with traditional medical practices after witnessing the decline of patients in a nursing home setting.

The discussion highlights the fascinating world of peptide bioregulators—tiny chains of amino acids that can cross cellular membranes and interact with DNA, offering a unique approach to health optimization. Kimberly explains how these bioregulators can repair the body's systems and potentially reverse biological aging, making them a valuable tool for anyone looking to enhance their health, not just those who are ill.

Listeners will learn about the protocols involved in using peptide bioregulators, including the importance of personalized treatment plans based on diagnostic tests. Kimberly also addresses common misconceptions about alternative medicine and the challenges faced by practitioners in a system that often prioritizes conventional methods.

Throughout the episode, Kimberly emphasizes the power of hope and the body's innate ability to heal, encouraging listeners to take charge of their health and explore alternative options. For those interested in working with Kimberly, she offers remote consultations and a structured approach to health optimization. Tune in to discover how you can live your best life with a more holistic perspective on health and wellness. Learn more or to connect with Kimberly, head to the links below:

In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu welcomes multifaceted actor Toni Trucks, known for her roles in popular series such as Showtime's "Barbershop," CBS's "Seal Team," and "Made in Jersey." The conversation dives into Toni's impressive career, highlighting her portrayal of strong female characters in male-dominated spaces, which serves as an inspiration for women everywhere. Toni reflects on her favorite roles, particularly her first show, "Barbershop," and discusses the unique challenges and responsibilities of being the only female series regular on "Seal Team." She emphasizes the importance of accurately representing military life and the diverse experiences within it, having gained insight through her involvement with veteran organizations and military bases.

The episode also touches on Toni's personal advocacy for hearing health, stemming from her own experiences with hearing loss. She passionately explains the connection between hearing health and cognitive well-being, urging listeners to prioritize regular hearing check-ups. Additionally, Toni shares her commitment to abolishing the death penalty, motivated by a personal family tragedy that shaped her views on justice and humanity. The episode concludes with a warm exchange about their Midwestern roots, leaving listeners inspired by Toni's dedication to her craft and her advocacy work. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with insights on representation, health awareness, and social justice.

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In this episode of the Label Free Podcast, host Mike Radulescu engages in a lively conversation with comedian Joe Gatto, known for his work on "Impractical Jokers." Joe shares insights into his journey in comedy, which began as a hobby and evolved into a successful career spanning over a decade with the hit TV show. He reflects on the joy of entertaining audiences and the importance of laughter, emphasizing that the best part of their show was always the fun they had together. Gatto discusses his latest projects, including his YouTube comedy special "Messing With People," which showcases material from his recent tour, "Let's Get Into It." He also highlights his new children's book, "Where's Barry," inspired by a personal story about his son's lost stuffed animal, and his podcast "Two Cool Moms," where he and fellow comedian Steve Byrne offer comedic advice on various dilemmas. The episode touches on the strong bond between Gatto and his fellow comedians, the creative process behind their challenges on "Impractical Jokers," and his aspirations to direct and create films in the future. Listeners can find more about Joe Gatto's work, including his tour dates, children's book, and podcast, at https://JoeGattoOfficial.com and on his active Instagram account.