The Next Step with Jeff Rock

We are taught to find a "good job" and stay there. But what if you are miserable? Sometimes there is profound change in your organization, or company...or you. What happens when you leave a well-paying job for a path of uncertainty? We'll find out when we talk with Doug Foresta, who did just that. Please join me in my inaugural broadcast.

LIFE/form’s mission is to provide sane guidance in a world gone mad. Aware that our world is changing fast and in often confusing ways, Holly Wren Spaulding serves as your personal advisor by guiding you through a contemplative process that explores attitudes, goals, choices and outcomes. She’ll support you in establishing greater equilibrium, better habits and new strategies for finding tangible fulfillment in daily life. At the core of this work are several key concepts including the twin forces of contemplation and action, the principal of Right Livelihood, the transformative power of simplicity, engagement withNature as critical nourishment, and the necessity of enacting one’s creative and spiritual potential. If you share an affinity with any of these values or ideas, get in touch. Holly's work is embolden and encourage those who want to create lives of meaning, beginning with what matters most to them.

What happens when you integrate Chiropractic treatment and Neurology? What conditions are treated? Dr. Bradford Eichwald graduated from the National College of Chiropractic in 2001 and received his chiropractic license in Massachusetts on February 14, 2002. Dr. Eichwald earned his Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, from Duke University in 1981. Dr. Bradford Eichwald has completed a 300 hour postdoctoral neurology course with the Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies, and passed examinations leading to the certification of Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Neurology Board; a credential held by less than 600 clinicians worldwide. He has continued advanced studies in the treatment of Childhood Neurobehavioral/Learning Disorders, Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation, Movement Disorders, and NeurochemistryDr. Eichwald combines scientific training as a physician and experience with yoga, meditation, and the performing arts to help patients benefit from treatment intellectually, physically, and emotionally.

Jennifer Eremeeva is an American writer, photographer, Russian historian, blogger, and humor and cooking columnist based in Moscow Russia. In 2009, Jennifer created the award-winning blog “Dividing My Time: Finding The Funnier Side of Life in Russia,” which highlights humorous aspects of her life in Russia, her cross-cultural marriage and offers up very digestible doses of Russian history, culture, politics, literature and her own wry observations of daily life in the world’s largest country. In 2011, Jennifer parlayed her passion for running great food to ground in Moscow in The Moscovore, an English-language site dedicated to gathering cooking resources, news, and recipes together in one place. Jennifer is a regular contributor to The Voice of Russia, BBC Russia Service, and is the Cooking and Humor columnist for “Russia Beyond The Headlines:” a monthly color supplement to The Washington Post, The Daily Telegraph, The Times of India and others. Jennifer was born in Oklahoma City, and raised and educated in New England and the United Kingdom. She received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Russian Area Studies from Columbia University in 1989. Jennifer’s professional life featured a decade and a half in the Travel & Tourism industry. She also served as Head of External Relations with United Financial Group (UFG) a major Russian investment bank from 2003 – 2006 through its strategic sale to Deutsche Bank. Her new book is Lenin Lives Next Door: Marriage, Martinis, and Mayhem in Moscow!

Dan is an experienced performer and recording artist, having shared the stage and the studio with a diverse collection of commercially and critically successful artists. He began his career with Rane, an award-winning rock ensemble who, in addition to becoming a success in their own right, opened for such acts as The Allman Brothers Band, The Jerry Garcia Band, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Wilco, Rusted Root, and Santana. After working with Rane, Dan became a freelancer, playing bass and cello with artists like Simon Kirke (of Free, Bad Company, and Ringo Starr’s All-Star Band), Kurtis John (of The Last Goodnight), Jennifer Hartswick (of the Trey Anastasio Band), Sean Kelly (of the Samples), and Rex Fowler (of Aztec Two-Step). His innovative and tasteful cello playing can be heard on recordings from innumerable artists, notably Frank Black (of the Pixies) and Mark Mulcahy. Dan appears on several tracks on Mulcahy’s 2005 release, In Pursuit of Your Happiness, an album that Thom Yorke of Radiohead called the best of that year. Dan is also a successful songwriter and composer. His style ranges from classically influenced chamber music to pop-rock songs, and he has been equally successful in both genres. His portfolio includes works for a variety of ensembles including chamber ensembles, choir, accompanied solo vocalists, and symphony orchestra.