Talk! with Audrey

What happens when life repeatedly knocks you down? In this powerful episode of TALK! with AUDREY, host Audrey Adams sits down with scientist and author Matin Miryeganeh to discuss her memoir All Is Well. Born during the Iran-Iraq War, Matin experienced childhood loss, emotional neglect, profound loneliness, sexual violence, and institutional betrayal. Yet through every challenge, she chose resilience over victimhood. During this candid conversation, Matin shares: • Why she believes we should normalize telling the truth about our lives • The difference between victimhood and survival • How she learned to become her own source of strength • Why trauma does not have to define your future • The surprising relationship between pain, resilience, and self-love Her story is both heartbreaking and inspiring—and a reminder that healing is possible even after life's most difficult experiences.

Love doesn't usually end with a fight—it fades in the everyday moments we overlook. Dr. Rami Geffner, joins Audrey Adams to discuss the hidden patterns that cause relationships to fail. From feeling unseen and unheard to losing empathy, affection, and connection, Dr. Geffner shares practical tools for recognizing relationship challenges early and rebuilding stronger, healthier partnerships through awareness, intention, and repair.  

Don Greco always dreamed of writing stories. He grew up in Youngstown, Ohio and has lived there his entire life. Had a wonderful career as a fifth grade school teacher, high school geometry teacher and professor of mathematics, all while quietly writing in his spare time. And he's written four books so far. He joins me today to talk about his passion for writing and two of his books,  Abramos Gift, a family saga and love story that takes place in Youngstown, Ohio in 1920. And a children's book he's written called Whatever Happened to The Smooth Tongue Cats.

Bobbi Rebell a certified financial professional and author, has information about what consumers should consider when considering flexible financing options for their health and wellness not covered by insurance.

John Madinger has dedicated his career to fighting the drug war, serving as a sheriff's deputy, narcotics agent, and special agent with the U.S. Department of the Treasury. His previous works include the memoir "Going Under: Kidnapping, Murder, and a Life Undercover and he joins me today to talk bout his latest book, LETHAL DOSES: The Story Behind 'The Godfather of Fentanyl, delves into the life of George Erik Marquardt.