32:25 minutes (7.42 MB)
Laura Smith interviews Rabbi Shmuley, best-selling author and star of the award-winning national TV show, Shalom in the Home, which airs on TLC.

16:24 minutes (3.76 MB)
Jesse Dylan talks with John Gray, bestselling author of Men are From Mars, Women are From Venus about his latest release Why Mars and Venus Collide: Improving Relationships by Understanding How Men and Women Cope Differently with Stress. 

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Having a tough conversation with someone you care about is never fun nor easy, but there are times when it’s clear that something needs to be said. From telling someone they have bad breath to helping someone with a bad drug habit, Mel gives you tips on having these tough conversations.

44:29 minutes (10.19 MB)
Scott Cluthe interviews best-selling author and personal growth expert Gary Zukav on the release of his latest book Soul to Soul: Communications from the Heart.

32:24 minutes (7.42 MB)
New York Times bestselling author Neil Strauss shares with Karen inspiring and fun tips from his new informative book Rules of the Game--about how to overcome shyness, and approach the opposite sex with playful conversational techniques.

11:12 minutes (2.57 MB)
Karen demonstrates with coach Laurie Gerber how to successfully have that uncomfortable talk you've been avoiding--so you can enjoy the healthiest, most loving friendships and love relationships!

11:36 minutes (2.66 MB)
What a difference a chromosome makes! Bob Bowdon joins Karen in a conversation with linguistics expert Professor Deborah Tannen, author of the bestselling book You Just Don't Understand. They discuss gender differences and the challenges men and women face talking with each other.

What’s the best way to communicate with a family member who is away at war? Deepak Chopra emphasizes how to use modern communication methods to convey support with love, attention, care, and hope.

 

In the 1990’s linguist Deborah Tannen told us why men don’t ask for directions and why women make statements into questions with her bestseller, You Just Don’t Understand; Women and Men in Conversation. Her latest, You’re Wearing That?: Understanding Mothers and Daughters in Conversation, tackles another fraught communication arena. It turns out that there could be just as much demand for guidance here; almost as soon as it was published last month the book hit number 9 on The New York Times bestseller list.