This is an "Encore Presentation" of an audience favorite, my interview with the late, legendary George Carlin, originally taped in 2005.

My guest, Rick Mitchell, won 5 Emmy awards writing for The Ellen DeGeneres Show. We discuss that, his new book, “How to Write a Funny Speech…”, how comedy makes so many things easier, and much more.

This solo episode discusses strategies and suggestions for dealing with Winter’s challenges, including the weather, Seasonal Affective Disorder, and much more.

My guest is Vincent Price’s daughter, Victoria, but she’s known for more than that. We discuss her recent book, "The Way of Being Lost: A Road Trip to My Truest Self." We also discuss some valuable insights she shares in the book, her relationship with her father, and much more.

My guest, Michael Moriarty, on a show originally taped in 1995, is an award-winning actor and musician, whose career was affected by his political views. He is perhaps best known for his years starring on television’s Law & Order. We discussed his career, his thoughts about what’s going on in our country, how his political views affected him, and much more.

Our 300th episode, a solo episode, reflects back on the more than 30 years of “Coping Conversations’ history, guests, topics, and more.

My guest, Carole Shelley, is an actress known for stage, screen, and television roles in the UK and US. We discuss her career, her appreciation of audience respect for her performances, use of humor in her roles, and much more.

My guest, Charles Fox, is a world-renowned composer, known for many TV theme songs and movie soundtracks. We discuss his passion for music, how he never wanted to do anything else, some stories behind his composing, his belief in a variety of therapeutic benefits of music, and much more.