The Neil Haley Show

The Neil Haley Show is heard in over 180 countries and has over 5 million listeners a week. The Neil Haley Show Live Streams 30 - 40 shows each week and is syndicated on 150+ stations. Here are some of the stations and markets the show is being played on: • BPTV Channel 7 Pittsburgh PA • 88.3 FM WRCT Pittsburgh • 1310 AM WDOC Eastern Kentucky • 92.1 FM / 1630 AM Tampa FL • 99.5 FM / 1520 AM Las Vegas NV • 87.9 FM / 870 AM Macon GA • 102.1 / 1640 AM Lancaster PA • 96.3 FM Boulder CO • 90.3 FM Milwaukee WI • 94.7 FM Pittsburgh PA • 101.5 FM Long Beach CA • 97.7 FM The Villages FL

The Neil Haley Show is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 1,000 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Neil Haley Show, a education show with 1,000 episodes published.

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  The Neil Haley Show

  Author Carolyn Mannila Harper, AI Office Hours with Pat Riley, and GildaGram with Dr. Gilda Carle

  Sep 29, 20261 hour

  This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with a faith-filled conversation with author Carolyn Mannila Harper about her memoir, Why Didn't Anybody Ever Tell Me About This! A Mother's Search for a Living God. Harper, whose son was at her side during the interview, described a mother's relentless journey caring for a boy who has epileptic seizures nearly every day, a road on which doctors offered no real solutions and even some religious voices questioned her faith. Through it all, she leaned on the belief she has carried since childhood, captured in the simple line Jesus loves me this I know, and on a conviction that Jesus is real, loving, and present through every trial. Neil praised her devotion as a caregiver, and Harper framed the book not as a set of answers but as a testimony meant to encourage others facing life's hardest trials, a reminder that faith is less an idea than a relationship with a God who walks alongside us. She spoke candidly about the exhaustion and isolation of caregiving, and about learning to trust God with what she could not control. Her enduring message was simple and hopeful: no journey is too difficult when you are not walking it alone. Neil then turned to an AI Office Hours simulcast with co-host Pat Riley, a lighter installment focused on the week's wins rather than any controversy. Riley opened with a laugh, offering that his real AI lesson of the week was never to bet on what a model predicts, after the algorithms gave the Broncos a chance on Monday Night Football and were promptly proven wrong, a reminder, both agreed, that the technology still misses the human element. Riley shared that he has his AI assistant building code for him in the background while he tackles other work, and Neil said he was pleased with his own progress for the week. The pair returned to their steady theme that these tools shine as a force multiplier when a person stays in charge and keeps a hand on the wheel, and read a few listener comments along the way. The program closes with two GildaGram simulcasts featuring Dr. Gilda Carle. In the first, she used the on-again, off-again romance of Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi, now reportedly turning serious, as a springboard to explore why a rekindled relationship sometimes finally works when it did not before, urging listeners to ask what has genuinely changed, in themselves or the other person, since the last time around, since that, she said, is usually what determines whether a reunion lasts. In the second, she reflected on a meme that made her smile, be a good human being, there is a lot of opportunity and very little competition, and lamented how much greed, nastiness, and you-did-this language dominates today, leaving real room for anyone willing to lead with love, kindness, and care. She encouraged listeners to be that person. Find Carolyn Mannila Harper's Why Didn't Anybody Ever Tell Me About This wherever books are sold.

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  Author Joby Walters, Author Judith Perrine Armour, Lifestyle Expert Jane Clauss, and Marine Pilot Robbie Allen

  Sep 29, 20261 hour

  Author Joby Walters, Author Judith Perrine Armour, Lifestyle Expert Jane Clauss, and Marine Pilot Robbie Allen This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with Joby Walters, author of Cut Free: A Hells Angel's Ride to Redemption. Walters, now seventy, traced an extraordinary arc from a hardened outlaw, an enforcer patched into the Hells Angels by the club's legendary founder, to a man remade by faith. He recalled a teenage brush with the Holy Spirit that frightened a boy with no family support to make sense of it, a handshake goodbye with his father at a Greyhound station before he went off to the army and Vietnam, and the long years he spent searching for identity after he came home. He said the very traits that once made him an instrument of destruction were, he now believes, God-given and meant for a different purpose. His book, he added, is a bold reminder that God's grace can reach anyone, and his mission now is to carry that message of hope to prisoners, veterans, and fellow bikers looking for a second chance, wherever the open road takes him. Neil then welcomed author Judith Perrine Armour to discuss In the Covenant of the Ark: A Prophetic Journey of Hope. A retired research chemist who once wrote scientific papers on environmental pollutants, Armour explained that she never intended to write a book, until, during Lent in 2023, she felt the Lord show her that her sin was one of omission: she had never written about her spiritual journey. Though she was seventy-seven and far more comfortable with math and molecules than prose, she began on Ash Wednesday and finished forty days later. She shared that a dream and a personal prophecy sit at the heart of the book, recounting the night she says she heard the Lord's voice, and she offers the whole of it, told through the ordinary events of her life, as a witness to a God who still speaks, heals, and loves beyond measure. The hour continued with Emmy-winning lifestyle expert Jane Clauss on how to calm the chaos this fall, a season she likes to treat as a second January and a chance to reset your routines. She walked through favorite finds for a smoother morning launch, from a Nitro Press brew kit that lets cold-brew lovers make cafe-quality coffee at home to a classic two-slot Dualit toaster with a sandwich rack and a warming rack on top, all aimed at saving time, money, and stress as everyday life ramps back up. The program closes with a Storehouse Media Group simulcast, hosted by Sherry, featuring Robbie "Juicy" Allen, who built a career at the intersection of aviation, leadership, and national defense and holds a stack of advanced degrees, including a PhD in business management focused on project management. A 1998 Naval Academy graduate, Allen spent years training before flying the F/A-18 as a Marine Corps combat pilot, serving as a forward air controller airborne and deploying in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom before moving on to the Pentagon and, later, a role as a director of U.S. government business development in the defense industry. He reflected on the disciplined climb from wingman to mission commander, a lifelong passion to serve that began in childhood, and the disorienting but rewarding transition from the military to the civilian world. Find Joby Walters's Cut Free and Judith Perrine Armour's In the Covenant of the Ark wherever books are sold.

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  L.A. Law's Michele Greene, Author Tom Askman, and the Marrow Marxman with Dr. Robert E. Marx and Eric Papenfus

  Sep 8, 20261 hour

  L.A. Law's Michele Greene, Author Tom Askman, and the Marrow Marxman with Dr. Robert E. Marx and Eric Papenfus This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with a Caregiver Dave celebrity segment, co-hosted by caregiver advocate Dave Nassaney, welcoming actress, singer, songwriter, and author Michele Greene, best known as attorney Abby Perkins on L.A. Law, a role that earned her a 1989 Primetime Emmy nomination and which she reprised in the 2002 reunion film. Greene shared the warmth of reconnecting with her castmates, recounting how nearly the entire cast reunited on The Talk, the first time they had all been together since the show ended, and marveled at how emotional it proved, with Michael Tucker admitting he was unprepared for how deeply it affected him. She said the group even headed out to an impromptu dinner that night, and previewed an upcoming fan signing event drawing familiar faces like Susan Ruttan and Harry Hamlin, with hopes that others, perhaps Corbin Bernsen, might turn up too. Beyond acting, Greene, raised in a bilingual Mexican and Central American household in Los Angeles, spoke to her parallel life as a bilingual singer-songwriter and author, and, over the yelps of her puppy in the background, came across as gracious and grateful for the affection fans still hold for the show. Neil then welcomed author Tom Askman to discuss his book The Way Back to Being: Tools for Returning Home. Askman explained that he never expected to become an author, having spent fifty-four years as a studio art professor, and that the book grew out of his own long journey through alcoholism and, ultimately, sobriety and a spiritual awakening. Teaching one-on-one, he said, he watched more and more students grow disillusioned, conditioned to chase happiness somewhere out in the world, and he came to believe, echoing Emerson and Wayne Dyer, that people are born connected to their authentic selves and lose that connection to overthinking and cultural programming. The book, he said, offers the practical tools that helped him reconnect, get free of addiction, and live more fully and lovingly, a message that grew out of a class he taught and that his students urged him to put into writing. The program closes with a Dr. Robert E. Marx Show and Million Dollar Minutes simulcast, produced by Michael Aguas, spotlighting the newly FDA-cleared Marrow Marxman, a device developed over years by oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Robert E. Marx and engineer Eric Papenfus, chief engineer and CEO of Medimetrix. Marx explained that the device harvests a patient's own adult stem cells from bone marrow at higher concentration, allowing surgeons to regenerate bone, even rebuild a jaw, without taking bone from the hip or leg, a minimally invasive alternative to older grafting surgery with a published track record dating to 2022. Papenfus walked through the patented flexible shaft and cutting head and the years of studies and rigorous review behind it. Both emphasized benefits they see for patients, no general anesthesia and little swelling, and framed it as their own account of the technology and its clearance rather than medical advice. Find Michele Greene on L.A. Law and Tom Askman's The Way Back to Being wherever books are sold.

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  The Neil Haley Show

  Punky Brewster's Soleil Moon Frye and Retired Chief John Matthews

  Sep 4, 20261 hour

  Punky Brewster's Soleil Moon Frye and Retired Chief John Matthews This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with a Total Celebrity conversation with Soleil Moon Frye, beloved as the star of the 1980s classic Punky Brewster. Frye, an unabashed lover of the era herself, reflected on how deeply the show still moves people decades later, saying Punky was never just a show but a way of life, and that her castmate Cherie felt like a true best friend and the set like family. She pointed viewers to her Hulu documentary Kid 90, a decades-in-the-making project that began as a film about everyone else and became a personal coming-of-age story of both the teen and adult her, spanning college, marriage, four children, and years of transformation, and she hinted a new book could be next. The heart of the conversation was her work with the Ask to Be Sure campaign, raising awareness of meningitis B, a rare but fast-moving and potentially deadly infection that especially affects teens and young adults roughly sixteen to twenty-three. Frye said she had not realized the childhood meningitis vaccine does not cover meningitis B until a friend told her, and, after hearing from survivors and grieving families, she spoke with her own daughter's pediatrician. Framed as awareness rather than medical advice, her message was simple: do not be shy about asking your doctor, pharmacist, or care provider to be sure. She noted that a striking share of seventeen-year-olds had not received a single dose, and that families often assume the shots kids get for school already cover it, a gap she hopes the campaign closes by keeping the conversation going between parents, teens, and providers. Neil then joined a Storehouse Media Group simulcast welcoming retired police chief John Matthews, who blended two very different passions into one memorable brand. A four-decade veteran of law enforcement who began with the Dallas Police Department and is known for the investigation and arrest of the city's first serial killer, Matthews went on to spend about thirty years training police nationwide, more than a hundred thousand officers, specializing in serial killers, mass shooters, and school safety, work he has also done alongside federal agencies. Rather than slow down, he founded the well-rated Casara Winery and Vineyards, focusing on Italian dry reds like Sangiovese and Montepulciano, and created True Crime and Wine, a live event and podcast in which audiences sip wine while he walks them through real cases, his own and others from around the world. He described more than a hundred sellout nights at wineries across the country and a new national tour ahead, noting his crowds are overwhelmingly women drawn to the how and the why behind these crimes. Born, almost literally, into a law enforcement family, Matthews said the most satisfying part of the career has always been helping put dangerous people behind bars and bringing families some measure of closure. He and Neil's co-host connected over shared roots in Virginia and Georgia, both stops on his upcoming tour, and he traced the surge of interest to appearances at CrimeCon, where audiences kept asking how someone could commit such acts, a question he tries to help ordinary, good-hearted people begin to understand.

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  Author Steven Jay Rubin, Crime Watch Daily's Chris Hansen, Author Tracy Emerick, and GildaGram with Dr. Gilda Carle

  Sep 4, 20261 hour

  Author Steven Jay Rubin, Crime Watch Daily's Chris Hansen, Author Tracy Emerick, and GildaGram with Dr. Gilda Carle This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with a Total Celebrity conversation with Steven Jay Rubin, author of The Twilight Zone Encyclopedia. Rubin, a film historian who spent over three years on the project, said he set out to honor not just Rod Serling but the hundreds of actors and behind-the-scenes people across the show's 156 episodes who might otherwise be lost to history, gathering rare photos and untold stories. He described Serling as a genius who came out of live television determined to tell morality plays about the common man, and who, blocked at every turn by nervous networks and sponsors, learned to cloak real-world issues in science fiction and fantasy, wanting to dramatize the Emmett Till case and being told to change the victim's identity before turning to allegory like Eye of the Beholder. Rubin argued Serling was among the first to grasp television's power to reach more people in twenty minutes than all the authors in history, and pointed fans to his daily Twilight Zone history feature on Facebook. The book is available at bookstores and on Amazon. Neil then welcomed veteran journalist Chris Hansen of Crime Watch Daily. Hansen described a daily program unlike anything else on daytime television, spanning murder mysteries, investigations, the latest Hansen versus Predator work, and breaking news, all guided by his longtime mission: to get into the mind of the criminal, hear the voice of the victim, and help prevent others from becoming victims. He spoke about the show's Badge of Honor segment saluting law enforcement, sharing the story of an Oregon state trooper shot twelve times who survived and returned to duty, and of NYPD officers who drove a suspected bomb to a less populated area to save lives. Noting the show reaches hundreds of cities, he previewed an exclusive interview in a self-defense case and pointed viewers to crimewatchdaily.com to find local listings. The hour continued with author Tracy Emerick, Ph.D., about his book Nifty Neighbors: Mister Rogers and Jesus Christ. Emerick explained that the book is part of a series he writes as bridges for people who are not necessarily believers, pairing well-known figures, Steve Jobs, Martin Luther King Jr., Bill Belichick, Oprah Winfrey, and others, with Jesus Christ, telling stories rather than lectures. He described Fred Rogers, a Presbyterian minister, as a masterful storyteller whose on-air transformation into sweater and sneakers made him a comforting neighbor, and drew parallels to Jesus welcoming the little children and meeting people, like the woman at the well, where they were. Both, he argued, were gentle but never pushovers, holding high expectations while leading with kindness, and his hope is simply to hold up a mirror that prompts readers to reflect. The program closes with GildaGram, where Dr. Gilda Carle explored what success can cost at home, warning that when two partners compete to climb, jealousy can replace partnership, and urging couples to set clear roles and boundaries and to give each other room to decompress after demanding days. In a heavier segment, she responded to backlash over a remark about male fragility, clarifying that she was pointing to the disproportionately high rate of suicide among men and boys and calling on listeners to mentor and support struggling young men rather than dismiss the issue. Find Steven Jay Rubin's The Twilight Zone Encyclopedia on Amazon and Tracy Emerick's Nifty Neighbors wherever books are sold.

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