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Join Montel Williams on an inspiring new episode of
Free Thinking with Montel as we explore the vital work of the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA). Montel is exceptionally
proud to highlight the MS community and welcomes a notable guest, Gina Murdoch, President, and CEO of the MSAA. With her leadership, the MSAA has been at the forefront of supporting individuals affected by MS through various services and resources.

This episode offers a deep-dive into the MSAA’s mission, their initiatives during MS Awareness Month, and winning strategies that empower those living with MS. Learn about the latest advancements in treatment, the
significance of mental health support, and what makes MSAA stand out among similar organizations.

Montel also shares his personal connection and excitement as the keynote speaker at the upcoming MSAA Women of Action luncheon in Atlanta, providing a platform to contribute to the organization's dynamic efforts.

Gina Murdoch brings with her a wealth of knowledge, a passion for advocacy, and a message of hope that resonates with individuals and families affected by MS. Tune in to hear about the powerful and progressive steps
being taken in research, community support, and education.

Whether you're part of the MS community, an advocate for chronic illness awareness, or simply a fan of engaging discussions with a positive impact, this episode is not to be missed.

Stick around until the end for all the details on how to get involved, support the MSAA’s cause, and participate in their upcoming events. Montel reminds us of the importance of community, resilience, and staying
informed.

Remember to check out mymsaa.org
for more information and don't miss the opportunity to join Montel at the Women of Action luncheon for a day of empowerment and fellowship.

Listen to this compelling episode for guidance, inspiration, and actionable insights in our collective effort to support the MS community.

In this gripping episode of Free Thinking with Montel, we’re joined by the awe-inspiring Barbara Feigin, whose life
story captures the essence of perseverance and the pursuit of the American Dream. Born amidst the terrors of Nazi Germany, Barbara’s early experiences laid the foundation for a life of trailblazing success and profound personal reflections.

Today, she shares her poignant narrative from her memoir, "My American Dream: A Journey from Fascism to Freedom" - a tale that navigates through the treacherous landscapes of World War II Europe to the bustling business
world of New York City, where she shattered glass ceilings in the advertising industry.

In her conversation with Montel, Barbara opens up about discovering her father's journal, which meticulously chronicled their escape to America. She offers insights into her childhood memories, her definition of the American
dream, and her experiences at the Harvard-Radcliffe Program in Business Administration during the 60s and 70s.

Barbara candidly discusses her pioneering role as a female executive when career opportunities for women were limited, addressing both personal and professional challenges, including her experience with anti-semitism. Her
balancing act as a mother, caretaker, and career woman is not only a testament to her resilience but also a powerful example for others facing similar struggles.

Endearingly honest and uplifting, Barbara’s key message to readers and listeners alike emphasizes the unyielding power of hope and the ability to define and achieve our dreams against all odds.

Join us on this episode of Free Thinking with Montel for a conversation that promises to move, motivate, and inspire
as we explore Barbara Feigin's extraordinary life and irrefutable wisdom.

"Tap in and be inspired – your own American dream is waiting to unfold." 🗽✨

Listen now to this mesmerizing tale of triumph against adversity and the enduring pursuit of freedom and success.

In this invigorating episode of Let's Be Blunt with Montel, we're joined by none other than the trailblazing Dr. Amy
Shah, a Cornell-educated, Top Doctor-awarded bestselling author. With her book, “I’m So Effing Tired,” Dr. Shah takes us on a journey to conquer burnout and reclaim our energy through cutting-edge nutritional and medical science.

As she shares her personal path from esteemed institutions like Cornell, Harvard, and Columbia to the pinnacle of nutrition and wellness expertise, Dr. Shah unveils the motivation and experiences that shaped her career and
led her to help others thrive in their busy lives.

In a candid conversation with Montel, we also dive deep into the world of gut health - an area of wellness often overlooked yet critical to our overall well-being. Discover the profound gut-brain connection, learn about
the impact of inflammation, and receive actionable advice from a leading expert on how you can nurture a healthy gut to banish fatigue.

Whether you're struggling with constant tiredness or seeking ways to optimize your health, this episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone looking to energize their life. Don't miss out on these life-changing tips
- tune in now, and let's get to the root of what's making us all so effing tired!

On this episode of Free Thinking, Montel speaks with an animal communicator and healing expert who consults with people, animal rescues, and sanctuaries all over the world on how to save, heal, and treat their own animals. Ellie Laks is the author of My Gentle Barn: Creating a Sanctuary Where Animals Heal and Children Learn to Hope and has appeared on influential media outlets including The Ellen Show, Animal Planet, PBS, The NY Times, People Magazine and many more. Ellie founded The Gentle Barn in 1999, a nonprofit organization that rescues and rehabilitates not only dogs and cats, but horses, cows, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens, turkeys, peacocks, emus, llamas, and donkeys. Ellie formulated her own "Gentle Healing" method, using a combination of animal communication, energy healing, holistic healing, holding therapy, and western medicine to heal animals no one else would take and had nowhere else to go. Ellie specializes in healing puppies with Parvo, calves from veal crates, and orphaned animals of all kinds.

Montel chats with relationship expert, Dr Jacquie Del Rosario on this episode of Free Thinking. Dr Del Rosario has engineered a host of tools to cultivate the skills for healthy relationships and marriage and is referred as “America's Marriage Coach”. She is an educator, author, advocate and counselor who holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, a Master’s and Doctorate in Education, with an emphasis on conflict resolution and curriculum development. She has been twice invited to the White House, worked on public policy and provided congressional testimony. As a participant on The White House National Advisory Panel she helped shape national standards for teen pregnancy prevention programs

Montel speaks with General Gregg Martin, author of The Bipolar General, on this episode of Free Thinking. Bipolar disorder is a brutal and destructive disease that indiscriminately affects the lives, health, marriages, families, careers, finances, and friendships of some 5–10 million Americans each year, including veterans and active military service members. Those with bipolar disorder can end up as alcoholics, drug addicts, homeless or in prison, and as victims of suicide. General Martin made a grueling multiyear recovery thanks to his own desire to get better. The Bipolar General is an important book and the first of its kind in telling the story of an Army general officer who was struck down and then recovered from bipolar disorder. He is a United States Army two-star general who retired as the Special Assistant to the Chief of Engineers in 2014. He was the President of the prestigious National Defense University and prior to that he served as the Commandant of the U.S. Army War College. He was second in command for 3rd Army/US Army Central in the Central Command Area of Responsibility, including support operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, and across the CENTCOM region and he led a complex enterprise of four major schools that educated, trained and developed thousands of soldiers, marines, airmen, sailors and civilians for leadership roles in global operations as the Commanding General at the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence