An honest conversation with a teen talking about the differences men versus women have, even at her young age

Jerry Caruso donated his talent for our first fundraiser benefitting the Fab Family Fund in 2020.  Since then, Jerry has become our #1 fan (really he will tell you that) and a positive ray of light in all we do bringing awareness to our audience.  Join us for a some positivity and laughter!

An honest and in depth look at the power of the word fat, fat shaming and body positivity.  Shannon shares her insight with us and her views on why weight is so important to people.  Dr Fab and Michelle finish up this enlightening conversation in part 2 of our series

An honest and in depth look at the power of the word fat, fat shaming and body positivity.  Shannon shares her insight with us and her views on why weight is so important to people.  Dr Fab and Michelle dive into their revelations on this subject in part 1 of our 2 part discussion

A story of positivity and strength.  This week we talk with Kim Molleur about her journey with cancer and what it looks like ten years after her diagnosis. A true warrior, Kim is on the front lines as a nurse helping to save people during the current pandemic raging in the US.

In this episode, we discuss the new non profit, The Fab Family Fund with two of the board members.  Created and Founded by Dr. Fabianna Marie and her family, take a listen and find out what we are doing to make a difference

Cancer survivors are often times labeled.  In this episode we talk with Melanie Lynn Penn, an artist, that has taken labels and made them into empowering art

Part 2 of our discussion with Shannon Thurston, a former school teacher, on how mental health has affected teachers and students during the pandemic.

Honest and in depth look at foster care and adoption in America with Jason Knight and Liron Prioleau, parents of 3 wonderful children.  This is part 1 of a 2 part series

A discussion with Shannon Thurston, a former school teacher, on how mental health has affected teachers and students during the pandemic.

This week we speak with Jeremy Woodward,  a heart failure survivor, athlete, coach, author, husband, and father to three beautiful girls.  He was born with a bi-cuspid aortic heart valve, which is a congenital heart defect.  At the age of 22, he had his first open heart surgery.  Seven years later, his eyes were reopened, when the valve replacement failed, pedaling him forward into severe congestive heart failure.  With a less than 1% chance of surviving, God blessed him with a miracle – he was the recipient of a mechanical heart valve.  Three years later, he completed his first IronMan triathlon, followed by six Boston Marathons in support with Teddy’s Team, and has completed over 180 road and triathlon races. All of this started with his first lap around the ICU.  Thousands of miles later, he opened his own Bootcamp and Personal Training Studio with the goal to coach and lead others on their fitness and lifestyle journeys.  In 2017, he was featured as an Ultimate Guy quarter finalist in Men’s Health Magazine.   He put a pen to paper and wrote down his story, in the pages of Heart Failure to Victory, bringing 2020 to a close.   Dream.  Believe.  Inspire.

An honest discussion about tackling motherhood during the age of Covid-19.   Kenna, Keisa and Fabianna, all moms, talk frankly about how 2020 and the pandemic impacted them as moms and how it changed them

On this episode, we speak with the first African American Rockette and cancer survivor, Jennifer Jones.  We talk a bit about life as a Rockette, learning that she had cancer and how she moved forward with positivity

In this episode we talk with Leisa Wallace, a new MS warrior, and what she is going to stay positive and focused.  According to the National Institutes of Health, up to 23.5 million Americans (more than seven percent of the population) suffer from an autoimmune disease—and the prevalence is rising.  We talk with Leisa about her life now and Dr. Fab gives us some helpful tools throughout for your health

This week we spoke with Joe Nickel, Founder of Thrive Dance Experience.  Thrive was created to help young dancers continue to work on their craft while being pushed to thrive in the classroom.  Joe has created an incredible environment filled with experience and diversity - and he has just become a first time Dad!

A continuation of Sebastian's journey overcoming cancer and the power of nutrition and positivity.

Part 1 of todays episode features Sebastian Carter, a NYC hair stylist that has overcome cancer.  Sebastian continued to work through radiation and chemo and didn't tell his clients until treatment was over.  Listen to how Sebastian kept positive and healthy through his journey.

A continuation of Lolita's journey and her story of hope and positivity.

Todays show features Lolita Frazier, a person that has faced tragedy head on and come out on the other side with positivity and a focus on spreading her knowledge.

This week, we talk about turning chaos into something constructive and how sometimes it is hard to get out of your own way.  We want you to know that you are not alone.We take mental health seriously.  If you know someone that needs help, reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255