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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Public systems become personal here, through candid conversations about independence, health, faith, work, grief, and the choices people retain.
Self-Improvement | America Out Loud News treats personal agency as a political concern. Its rotating programs connect individual choices to public systems, moving from disability benefits and entrepreneurship to emergency preparedness, grief, trauma, and psychoanalysis.
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An earnest, faith-leaning challenge to mainstream health messaging, carried by strong conviction.
This episode follows Dr. Hummer's frequency healing and Dr. Sherry Tenpenny's effort to make room for voices and topics she says are often ignored, silenced, or censored.
Olympic pressure becomes a reflective study of resilience and performance.
The episode uses Olympic pressure to look at everyday resilience, with Dr. Angie Farrella linking the season to how people find their center in a messy stretch.
A grounded recovery update paired with a practical frame for steadier living.
This episode keeps its focus on recovery, presence, and the slower work of living more steadily. Peter Bregan gives a plainspoken update on his stroke rehab, which grounds the discussion in something lived in instead of abstract.
A candid, patient-centered discussion of deprescribing and mental health beyond standard answers.
The conversation brings Dr. Peter Bregan and Ginger Bregan together with Tara Lynn Sell, Ph.D., a licensed psychotherapist working in the space where standard explanations and treatments start to run out.
A fertility discussion that treats the issue as a whole-body problem.
This piece treats fertility as a whole-body issue rather than a single diagnosis. Melissa Schreibfetter speaks with Alyssa Finley, a registered nurse, board-certified functional nurse specialist, fertility nurse, and founder of Balance and Bloom Holistic Wellness.
A faith-forward, testimony-led conversation about chronic illness, functional medicine, energy, and practical lab work.
Melissa Schreitfetter centers the episode on chronic illness, functional medicine, and personal testimony. Karen Bettison comes across as a board-certified functional medicine practitioner, a part-time surgical nurse, and a nurse of 39 years, with experience that also includes…
A practical look at sleep, gut health, and the habits that quietly wear people down.
This episode makes a practical case for looking beyond symptom management and paying attention to sleep, blood sugar, gut health, nutrient deficiencies, and basic day-to-day care.
A sober warning about AI, control, and the risks of letting powerful systems touch too many parts of the world.
Dr. Sherry Tenpenny frames AI and AGI as a control problem more than a convenience, calling AI closer to an artificial brain than a routine program and warning that once it is connected to the internet, it may be hard to shut down.
A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.
Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
Rick Stevens opens first Sunday of Lent by defining faith as 'absolute confidence in God's trustworthiness' and exploring trust through biblical narratives.
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Elizabeth Joseph on Looking for Healing Radio argues that raw greens, fruit, and fiber matter more for colon health than supplements, IVs, or biohacking tools.
Cece Evans Pugliese describes psychoanalysis as work on the unconscious mind and quotes Carl Jung’s line that if the unconscious is not made conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.
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The conversation revolves around stress and how it can change the way the brain works.
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The episode treats entrepreneurship as a path to sovereignty.
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The conversation centers on reading dreams through a biblical lens.
Joseph Pangaro opens the Friday roundup in a conversational tone.
278 pounds—that was my wake-up call. I prayed to God to restore the lost years.
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Melissa Schreitfetter welcomes Karen Bettison.
Melissa Schreibfetter opens the hour on fertility.
Melissa Schreibfetter interviews Ashley Caputo on America Out Loud Talk Radio about postpartum weight gain, hormone imbalance, and her move from conventional nursing to functional medicine.
Five surgeries. Opioid addiction. And it was all misdiagnosed IBS.
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The episode discusses alternative cancer treatments including ivermectin and mebendazole, as well as the rise of peptides in health innovation.
A pastor encourages listeners to grow in absolute confidence in God's trustworthiness through faith.
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