Squeeze The Day Podcast: Linda Davis and Lang Scott share life lessons on relationships, the music industry, and family

Nashville power couple Linda Davis and Lang Scott have excelled in country and Christian music. As parents of Rylee Jean and Lady A's frontwoman Hillary Scott, their story is inspiring as is their love for life and learning. This podcast shares how they met, married, balanced careers, and managed a family. Learn how a talent series win and work with Reba McEntire and Kenny Rogers propelled them; their advice on the music business and their desire to leave a legacy are compelling.

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Virtual Speech Therapy Provides Support for Communication Challenges Related to Stress Around Social Settings

Have there been times when you are gathered with others in a group setting and you notice loved ones who have communication challenges are finding it difficult to engage with friends, family, and their community? As we age, we may become aware of diminishing communicative abilities and this may prevent us from easily reaching out to friends and family. The effects of these challenges can go far beyond the ability to communicate effectively. In fact, according to a recent study, older adults in particular can start to feel isolated, depressed, anxious, and lonely, and especially after the holidays.

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Squeeze The Day Podcast: Edgar Struble, a Small-town Creative, Hits Big Time Working with Kenny Rogers, Dick Clark Productions, Award Shows, and Film Production

Edgar Struble is a multi-faceted creative. He's a film producer, music director, author, performer, and public speaker. He played critical roles in the Kenny Rogers Band for 15 years and has an ongoing association with Dick Clark Productions, where he has been the music director and composer for the Academy of Country Music Awards and the Billboard Music Awards. To say he's been in and seen countless interesting situations and rubbed shoulders with all sorts of stars would be an understatement.

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