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In celebration of Father's Day, internationally acclaimed personal growth experts Ariel & Shya Kane share their revolutionary approach to parenting and personal transformation in a special episode of their top-rated internet radio show Being Here. Unlike traditional self-help modalities, the Kanes' approach - called Instantaneous Transformation - is not problem/solution oriented, but rather anthropological in nature. It has supported millions of people around the globe in discovering how to have more satisfying lives and relationships without working on themselves or their "problems." The Kanes' practical, modern-day tools for living in the moment allow old regrets and resentments to dissolve in an instant, and open the door to new, unprecedented possibilities for happiness and well-being.

From Tragedy to Triumph herself, bestselling author, speaker and host of the "You Are Not Alone" radio show April Joy Ford, invites Marianne Williamson with her new release, "Tears To Triumph".

In Today's world many women are going through a transformation as it relates to their identity as a Woman. Women are often misunderstood as it relates to their power, knowledge, courage and strength. Our roles are constantly in conflict with the norms of society, and how it relates to role of wife, mother and as a child of God. Jeanette Abney along with her guest, Telishia Berry will address in this show the overt expression and attitudes towards the Women, together they will seek to better understand The role of women in today's society and help encourage and empower them.

"VoiceAmerica enjoys the values of Insight Innovation and are proud to be its broadcast partner of the IIeX North America event" stated President, Jeffrey Spenard. "The IIeX event will deliver exceptional speakers from table talk organizations who champion innovation and cross industry collaboration. Please join us and listen live on June 13th as we kickoff the IIeX!", added Mr. Spenard.

Do you remember the excitement of opening a Cracker Jack Box and finding your special gift hidden inside? That was the same feeling I had when I opened the email asking me if I wanted to have Matthew Fox on my radio show. I'm very grateful to have so many of the people on my show who helped formulate who I am, what I believe and how I live my life. I still remember the feeling of holding Matthew Fox's books in my hands with my yellow highlighter at the ready to ensure that I absorbed everything I needed. He was my mentor, my teacher, my guide even though we had not met. Now, as I read again about Creation Spirituality, I understand what an amazing teacher he truly is. You can see the ideas I learned from him reflected in every show through my writings, silver lining stories, upcoming seminars, my guests, their ideas and our conversations. What a blessing to welcome Matthew Fox to my show. Please join us Thursday for a rare treat as he discusses A Way To God.

In a series of three episodes on "Turn the Page," Hemda Mizrahi offers a view into the process and realities of surrogacy as a family building option. The series launch on June 10 features Jen Rachman, an Outreach Coordinator and former client of Circle Surrogacy, the largest surrogate parenting agency in the world. Ovarian cancer, diagnosed when Jen was 26, left her infertile. As a result, she turned to surrogacy to have her now four-year-old son. Jen's guidance on navigating the surrogacy process is informed by both her personal and professional experiences.

Cheryl Jones, host of Good Grief radio, is proud to announce that her guest for June 8, 2016 will be Dr. Lucy Kalanithi. Her husband, Dr. Paul Kalanithi, was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer at 36 while in his last year of neurosurgical residency at Stanford. In the 22 months before his death, they continued their work as physicians, had a child, and he wrote a book about their experiences, When Breath Becomes Air, for which Lucy wrote the Epilogue. Since his death, she has continued the work they started; getting the book published, promoting it in numerous public appearances in venues such as PBS News Hour, Charlie Rose, NPR's Morning Edition, yahoo news with Katie Couric, and the New York Times and lending her voice to the ongoing effort to improve how medicine relates to patients during their lives and at their death. The dynamic intersection of her personal and professional experiences uniquely fuels her passion for improving healthcare value, meaning in medicine, patient-centered care and end-of-life care. She is an advisory member to the OpenIDEO challenge, seeking to answer the question, "How might we reimagine the end-of-life experience for ourselves and our loved ones?" The ideas generated by the campaign seek, ultimately, to change the way we approach the end of life in medicine and in the global community.

Today Chris Cooper provides our listeners with inspiration and practical guidance for effectively succeeding in their business ventures. Chris also believes that you are happier and more fulfilled if you are following your passion through your entrepreneurial or corporate ventures and that true high achievement means success in all areas of your life. Not just your business! One of our top business shows, Chris has created an exceptional library of over 200 hours of show recordings to inspire and practically help entrepreneurial and corporate leaders develop themselves and their businesses. Chris is a business mentor, facilitator, consultant, speaker and author as well as radio show host and founder of Chris Cooper – Business Elevation.

Lang Strategies recently entered into a formal partnership with Italian firm Marazzi & Advisors to work with the company's clients seeking expansion and business growth opportunities in the United States. The agreement comes after Lang Strategies recently announced the launch of its newest practice area: International Business Development and Cultural Transition Services. Barbara Lang, Managing Principal and CEO at Lang Strategies is the host of VoiceAmerica's "Insights and Strategies" radio show focusing on business, community and education.

Wesley C. Davidson and Dr. Jonathan Tobkes' new book When Your Child is Gay: What You Need to Know is a personal and powerful contribution. Co-author Davidson shares that she accidentally discovered her son was gay. While cleaning her thirteen year-old son's room, a love note fell out of her son's composition book. This was the first sign that her son might be gay. She describes the lack of information and support available in the 90's and her efforts to handle the situation while still maintaining a loving relationship with her son. Davidson says, "I wrote this book to help parents and kids through similar difficult situations."