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In 2007, over the course of several days, Steven Harrison and Martin Frischknecht engaged in a lively conversation exploring the chaos of the unknown, the movement of creative energy, and much more.

This recording is a frank and fascinating conversation between Chris Mercogliano and Steven Harrison, two inspiring visionaries in the alternative education field.

We're not spiritual enough. We're not enlightened enough. Has our spirituality left us with an inner voice of constant correction? Are we striving relentlessly for self-improvement?

Nothing is more frustrating than talent unrealized, and every actor struggles with bitterness when they aren't working to their full potential. One Less Bitter Actor offers sage advice.

In a telephone interview, Robert Rabbin discusses the power of authentic self-expression. (Includes all 8 parts.)

Discover how to express yourself with clarity, credibility and confidence — whether you're speaking to one person or a large group!

In The Risk of Creativity, Steven Harrison presents a clear choice: We can live in our ideas about life, or we can live in the powerful flow of life itself.

Can we ever find real happiness? Combining eastern philosophy and western psychology, Chuck Hillig points the way to true happiness for those who have struggled to find peace of mind.

Dr. Adrianne Ahern's powerful program can help you make a quantum leap to a life with purpose, joy, and excellence. Snap Out of It Now! is your guide to do-it-yourself fulfillment.

With great humor, Chuck covers a variety of subjects, including common myths that people hold to be true. He also discusses how to meet the challenges in relationships.

Many in our modern society are in the midst of an existential crisis. Choices for what to do with one’s life are virtually limitless, so how do you find your life’s direction?