The Jocelyn Moore Show

Jocelyn Moore

A space for dynamic conversations that inform, inspire, and entertain. Welcome to The Jocelyn Moore Show! Jocelyn brings together diverse guests, from experts to everyday people, to explore current events, health, relationships, business, politics, the arts, and travel. Through thought-provoking discussions and relatable stories, the show delivers knowledge, humor, and fresh perspectives. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, insights, or great conversations, The Jocelyn Moore Show has something for everyone. Subscribe for engaging debates, personal stories, and expert opinions on the topics most matter to you. Let’s connect, learn, and grow together!

  1. Sep 23

    The Alcohol Treatment Most Doctors Have Never Heard Of

    Katie Lain struggled with alcohol addiction for nearly ten years before discovering the Sinclair Method a naltrexone-based treatment that helps the brain neurologically unlearn alcohol addiction without requiring abstinence. Now the founder of Thrive Alcohol Recovery, Katie joins Jocelyn Moore to break down how the treatment works, why it isn't more widely known, and why the traditional narrative around alcohol recovery may be missing something. She also shares the faith journey that brought her to peace and the one thing she'd go back and tell herself during the darkest years. Katie shares: ✅ Ten years of alcohol addiction — how it starts and why it's hard to stop ✅ Why most doctors have never heard of this treatment ✅ What she'd tell her old self: life is so much bigger than alcohol Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to Alcohol Recovery and Personal Journey 02:59 Understanding Alcohol Addiction and Its Impact 06:00 The Sinclair Method: A New Approach to Recovery 08:47 The Role of Medical Experts in Alcohol Recovery 11:55 Debunking Myths About Alcohol Recovery 15:12 The Importance of Community and Support 17:50 Personal Transformation and Spiritual Journey 21:08 Future Plans and Ongoing Support for Recovery Connect with Katie Lain: 🌐 Website: thrivealcoholrecovery.com Connect with Jocelyn Moore and support the show below: 🌐 https://www.jmentertainment.info 📱 https://linktr.ee/thejocelynmooreshow Want to be a guest? Visit the website, click "About", and follow the instructions.

    The Alcohol Treatment Most Doctors Have Never Heard Of
  2. Aug 26

    50 Is the New 25

    Army veteran, former IT tech CEO, and traumatic brain injury survivor Antoinette Berrafato joins Jocelyn Moore to answer the question more people over 50 are asking: how do you stay relevant in a world run by AI? From reversing kidney damage and eliminating 20 medications through natural medicine, to becoming a sponsored adventure sports athlete at 53, to building the New Normal Big Life podcast Antoinette brings hard-won wisdom about longevity, brain health, communication, and why emotional intelligence is the one thing a machine will never replace. Antoinette shares: ✅ What staying relevant over 50 really means in the age of AI ✅ How chronic inflammation is the root cause of dementia, obesity, heart disease, and cancer ✅ Emotional intelligence: the one human skill AI can never replace Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 Overcoming Health Challenges: A Personal Journey 01:48 Staying Relevant Over 50 in the Age of AI 05:30 Brain Health and Longevity: Key Habits for Sharpness 09:23 Natural Remedies and Reversing Health Issues 14:29 The Importance of Consistency in Health Routines 22:09 Emotional Intelligence: The Human Skill AI Can't Replace 26:02 The New Normal Big Life: A Journey of Transformation 36:29 Redefining Aging: 50 is the New 25 Connect with Antoinette Berrafato: 🎙️ New Normal Big Life | 🌐 nnbl.blog | 📱 @NNBLblog | @NNBLPodcast Connect with Jocelyn Moore and support the show below: 🌐 https://www.jmentertainment.info 📱 https://linktr.ee/thejocelynmooreshow Want to be a guest? Visit the website, click "About", and follow the instructions.

    50 Is the New 25
  3. Jul 29

    I Just Rode Across the Country. I Can Do Anything

    Teri M. Brown spent years writing copy for small businesses and hiding the fiction she desperately wanted to write until leaving an abusive relationship, riding a tandem bike across the United States, and deciding she could do anything. Fourteen months later her first novel was out. Now she has three novels, a memoir, a children's book, and a new comedic take on menopause coming this spring. She joins Jocelyn Moore for a warm, wide-ranging conversation about writing, research, healing, relationships, and why there's never just one right way to do anything. Teri covers: ✅ Writing fiction in secret for years inside an abusive relationship — and what changed when she left ✅ Good editing takes a book from good to really good — even for self-publishers ✅ Beach walks, sunrise therapy, and the perspective the ocean gives you when the world is closing in Chapters/Timestamps 00:19 Introducing Teri M. Brown: Author, Podcaster, and Traveler 03:39 From Small Business Copywriting to Published Author 08:39 Daughters of Green Mountain Gap: Faith, Science, and Family 12:46 Granny Women and Modern Medicine: Old Ways vs. New in 1890s Appalachia 19:06 Researching Cherokee Healing Traditions 20:30 Teri's Writing Process: Retreats, Focus, and Finding Flow 23:24 The Book's Message: Open-Mindedness and Letting Go of Judgment 27:38 Beach Walks, Balance, and What's Next for Teri Connect with Teri M. Brown: 🌐 Website: terimbrown.com Connect with Jocelyn Moore and support the show below: 🌐 https://www.jmentertainment.info 📱 https://linktr.ee/thejocelynmooreshow Want to be a guest? Visit the website, click "About", and follow the instructions.

    I Just Rode Across the Country. I Can Do Anything
  4. Jul 15

    Why Black Artists Had to Go Overseas to Feel the Love

    Amani Roberts is a DJ, music historian, and author who spent four and a half years writing the book on Black R&B groups that didn't exist yet. The Quiet Storm covers the full arc from civil rights anthems to the untold stories behind legendary groups including the Supremes' long road from being called the No-Hit Supremes inside Motown to 11 of 13 number one hits, and the Whispers' 23-year journey to the Billboard Hot 100 top 10. He joins Jocelyn Moore for a rich, wide-ranging conversation about music, history, resilience, and the business lessons every artist needs to know. Amani shares: ✅ R&B's roots in blues, gospel, and musical storytelling ✅ Frankie Beverly & Maze broke a Beatles venue record and still never won a Grammy ✅ Own your intellectual property, grow your email list — lessons from the music business classroom Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 Introducing Amani Roberts and The Quiet Storm 02:59 Writing The Quiet Storm: A Four-Year Journey 06:39 How R&B Groups Fueled the Civil Rights Movement 10:08 The Fight for Ownership: Black Artists and the Music Industry 14:23 Church Roots and the Isley Brothers' Six-Decade Legacy 17:48 Untold Stories: Gladys Knight, the Whispers, and the Supremes 24:28 Lessons from a Music Business Professor 28:50 DJ-ing Through Decades and What's Next for Amani Connect with Amani Roberts: 🌐 Website: amaniexperience.com 📚 Book: thequietstormbook.com | Also on Amazon — search The Quiet Storm by Amani Roberts 📱 Free Consultation: amaniexperience.com/call Connect with Jocelyn Moore and support the show below: 🌐 https://www.jmentertainment.info 📱 https://linktr.ee/thejocelynmooreshow Want to be a guest? Visit the website, click "About", and follow the instructions.

    Why Black Artists Had to Go Overseas to Feel the Love
  5. Jul 1

    Second Chance Life: Near-Death at 7, the Air Force, PTSD & a Creative Empire Built From Purpose

    Peter Gunn died at seven years old from heat stroke, had a near-death experience complete with a life review and an angel who sent him back, and came home with prophetic gifts he learned to keep quiet. What followed across the next four decades: a childhood obesity battle he solved at the library, a bodybuilding career that started at 18, the U.S. Air Force, PTSD from a mortar strike in Afghanistan, a new poetic form he invented to bring poetry to Gen Z, an epic poem written for his daughter, and a band formed with strangers in Germany. Peter Gunn joins Jocelyn Moore for a second chance life story unlike anything this show has featured. Peter shares: ✅ Near-death experience at age 7: the light body, the tunnel, the life review, the angel at the gate ✅ PTSD: a mortar strike in Afghanistan, an incoming siren that triggered him at a car dealership ✅ The Amazons: an epic poem written for his daughter — because no one had written an epic for the heroine Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 A Journey of Near-Death Experience 03:02 The Impact of Childhood Trauma 05:53 Overcoming Obesity and Finding Strength 08:46 The Military Experience and PTSD 17:51 The Power of Music and Poetry 21:08 Creating a New Genre: Linked Lyrical Poetry 26:50 Empowering Narratives in Literature 30:05 Future Aspirations and Projects Connect with Peter Gunn: 🌐 Website: Peter Gunn Connect with Jocelyn Moore and support the show below: 🌐 https://www.jmentertainment.info 📱 https://linktr.ee/thejocelynmooreshow Want to be a guest? Visit the website, click "About", and follow the instructions.

    Second Chance Life: Near-Death at 7, the Air Force, PTSD & a Creative Empire Built From Purpose
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A space for dynamic conversations that inform, inspire, and entertain. Welcome to The Jocelyn Moore Show! Jocelyn brings together diverse guests, from experts to everyday people, to explore current events, health, relationships, business, politics, the arts, and travel. Through thought-provoking discussions and relatable stories, the show delivers knowledge, humor, and fresh perspectives. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, insights, or great conversations, The Jocelyn Moore Show has something for everyone. Subscribe for engaging debates, personal stories, and expert opinions on the topics most matter to you. Let’s connect, learn, and grow together!