Christina Paganelli talks to Rose & Leland about her overcoming great adversity, when she was diagnosed with both MS and an aggressively progressing cancer. With an emphasis on healing, Christina applied her science background by studying the absorption of plant based diets, enzymes and the advantage of blending vs. juicing. She originally created drinkme for herself. Christina is 15 years free of both diseases, and now gears product innovation towards proactive health and wellness.

Johnny Welsh has worked as a professional bartender in Frisco, Colorado, for over twenty years. He did so well at Syracuse University that they kept him an extra year. After five years of university study, he earned a degree in Italian Language, Literature, and Culture which has been a great prerequisite for a lifelong career in the mixology arts. He can now dictate silly bar stories in two different languages. His latest hobby is twisting these topics into books.

He is the author of Paper Maps, No Apps: An Unplugged Travel Adventure. His first book, Weedgalized in Colorado, about the legalization of marijuana in Colorado, won two awards from Readers’ Favorite. Find more at www.JohnnyWelsh.com

Friend, Fred Koch, discusses his journey with having a stroke, with Leland & Rose.  Listen in, be that Fly on the Wall...

The gang discuss the conflict with Hong Kong & China with student Sarah Moss.

Leland and Rose have a conversation with Madeline Bernstein, President spcaLA

Leland & Rose talk to Joie Leigh, aka GI Mary Jane, from the Civilian Platoon 420!  And some guy who's running for office!  You'll meet him this year!

The Gang have a discussion with Feminist Icon Phyllis Chesler, listen in, be that Fly on the Wall...

Mayor Bill Brand continues to discuss the local politics of Redondo Beach, California!

Comedian & Nurse Nanciann Horvath discusses the tools you can use during the holidays when sadness creeps up!

The Gang talk to Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand about local politics & Cancer.

Correction to Statement on Podcast: "The 50-acre AES Redondo power plant is NOT zoned for industrial uses as previously indicated. I misspoke.  The only permitted use is for parks.  Any changes will require voter approval according to the City Charter thanks to Measure DD in 2007.  Before anything is built on that property, voter approval will be required.  Same goes for the land under the power lines." ~ Redondo Beach Mayor Bill Brand