Saturday, February 4, 2017

Sleepless in Studio City Sunnie Paxson "Save It For Me"

Back by Popular Demand Superstar Sunnie Paxson, pianist, composer, arranger, producer, recording artist performs "Save It For Me" written by Sunnie and Jimmy Earl. Spectacular sounds to soothe your soul & lighten & brighten your spirits!

 DrDebzz Opening Shpiel: The Mind Blowing Transformational LA Women's March Jan 21st w/ Over 3/4 Million Strong-Are you Mad As Hell and Not Gonna Take It Anymore?!! Boundary Setting 101: Seven Steps to Protect Yourself from the Irreparable Damage Caused by Verbal/Emotional Abuse. Once Words Leave Your Lips the Wounds are Deeply Devastating, Despite Heartfelt Apologies.

Guest Caller Frankie from New England: I've been in a seven year relationship with a woman who refuses to commit. I wish she would be more available but being a caregiver for her mom always take precedence.

Write in Question from Janice in Tustin: My girlfriend's boyfriend has been coming on to me and I don't know how to deal with it. Any advice?

Esteem Builder for the Week: I deserve to say no when I mean no and yes when I mean yes. The choice is mine! https://archive.org/download/sleepless-in-studio-city-sunnie-paxson-addendum_EDIT_v3/sleepless-in-studio-city-sunnie-paxson-addendum_EDIT_v3.mp3

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Sleepless in Studio City Tierney Sutton SULLY


Stunning Radiant Gifted Jazz Vocalist Tierney Sutton (7x Grammy Nominee for Best Jazz Vocal Album) sings the theme song from the film SULLY"Flying Home" - Music by Clint Eastwood; Lyrics by Sutton & JB Eckl; Tierney Sutton Band players: Christian Jacob, piano; Kevin Axt, bass; Ray Brinker, drums - La creme de la creme of jazz artists at the top of their game!! 

DrDebzz Opening Shpiel: Silence has gotten us into a divisive state of affairs where unprecedented doom and gloom looms reminiscence of war time. It's time to speak up to protect our personal freedoms. What are you mad as hell about and not willing to take anymore? Is it womens rights, an end to verbal abuse, saying no to toxic relationships? The solution is recognizing that we're all one no matter how much money we have, the size of the house we live in, the make of the car we drive, or how high up we are on the corporate ladder. Your pain is my pain your homelessness is my homelessness your abuse is my abuse. On that note, watch the lauded film, Neruda, for the most touching heart wrenching hug in history.  

Caller Gary from Sacramento re: A woman from a past relationship says bad things about me to my friends and when I run into her at parties she gives me mean looks. I know I'm a nice guy and didn't do anything wrong so I don't understand her behavior. I've wanted to go up to her and find out why, but I'm afraid she'll make a scene. 

Write in question from Cheryl in Studio City: Should I have sex right away or should I wait? To sex or not to sex - That is the question!!  

Confidence Booster: I am capable confident and savvy in my sexuality. I deserve a mate who is generous gentle erotic passionate aware and adept at the art of lovemaking.


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Superstar Jazz Pianist Josh Nelson performs his original meaning "crying of the soul" (Vedic translation). Featuring master musicians: Nelson, piano/composer/arranger; Larry Koonse, guitar; Vanessa Robaire, vocal; Brian Walsh, bass clarinet; Alan Ferber, trombone; Dave Robaire, bass; Dan Schnelle, drums 

DrDebzz Opening Shpiel: Turning the Trump Administration into motivation for a monumental metamorphosis of the planet, morphing internally & externally. Action is the magic word: Come together right now for the beginning of the "we" era. Start in your own homes by breaking the cycle and saying no to verbal/emotional abuse.  

Caller Isaac of Redondo Beach: I'm dating a woman with serious health issues which I fear will negatively impact our relationship in the near future. I don't want to make waves and since it's nothing that can be changed, is it better to remain silent? 

Write in responses: To Sex or Not to Sex, That is the Question!!  

Esteem Builder for the Week & A Tongue Twister: I'm ready to receive plenteous pleasure renouncing preconceived perceptions.

Monday, November 7, 2016

Featured Talent: Jazz Vocalist Laura Pursell sings "You Don't Know Me," accompanied by her father, the infamous pianist, Bill Pursell; bassist Jim Ferguson; and the Nashville String Machine  

DrDebzz Opening Shtick: Preventing misogyny starts by teaching our sons how to treat women. Children learn by example, which is why it behoves parents to practice the character traits we hope to instill in our offspring. Using positive words more often than negative ones changes our brain chemistry by stimulating frontal lobe activity, thus moving us into action. Keep track of positive words you use in the coming week.  

Guest Caller Brian from Tarzana, CA: Why are women obssessed with their pets? What's the difference between a 'cat lady' and a 'dog lady?' Why do men wear earrings? Why isn't warmth and kindness valued anymore?  

Write in question from Seth of Kansas City: I keep attracting women who seem carefree but end up having so much baggage that I become quickly uninterested. I'm sick of hearing about all their woes and just wanna have fun.

Esteem builder: I deserve to have relationships with people who honor my boundaries.

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Sunday, October 30, 2016

Featuring Robin O'Herin, Berkshire based blues singer/songwriter with her original piece, "Stand," cowritten/performed with Lance Gallup. Robin's skillful fingerpicking/bottleneck guitar playing will blow your mind. Her deep passion & honesty comes through loud & clear. No wonder Robin describes music as "the air I breath." 

Guest Caller: Peter from Santa Monica re how to help his mom get out of an emotionally abusive relationship. The paradox of codependency-putting the oxygen mask on yourself first. Setting boundaries. Giving others the dignity to find their own solutions. When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. 

Write in question from Regina of Altadena: My paramour wants to be with me 24/7 but it makes me uncomfortable and I feel it's a bit "creepy." My friend says she wishes she had a boyfriend who wanted to be with her all the time. Am I the one with the problem? 

Confidence Booster: "I am enough."


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Wednesday, October 26, 2016


John Proulx, Superb Jazz vocalist, pianist, Grammy winning composer, & MAXJAZZ recording artist, sings "Proulx's Blues"(Music: John Proulx; Lyrics: K. Lawrence Dunham), accompanied by brilliant bassist, Chuck Berghofer & dynamo drummer, Joe LaBarbera  

DrDebzz Opening Spiel: Children who grow up in homes with verbal abuse are more susceptible to addictions. It's parents duty to protect them. Sure you'll feel sad mad tired overwhelmed, but don't take it out on them. It's never too late to learn the language of love. Pause before you speak. Consider whether your words will be supportive. Handle anger by appointment only. Beat a pillow, Take a walk, take a tizzy, call a friend, scream at the top of your lungs in the car.  

Guest Caller: Pam from Venice re: feeling pressure from society to "have it all together" by the time she's 30. How to hold on to your values beliefs and dreams without being influenced by peers and social media. Why women believe they're nothing without a man. 

Write in question from Rita of Grand Rapids, Michigan: I've been dating a guy who adores me and treats me like a queen, but he's boring. I'm outgoing and vivacious while he's quiet and passive - is that a deal breaker?  

Weekly Confidence Booster/Esteem Builder: I am filled with tolerance for myself and others.

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Saturday, October 22, 2016

Featured Talent, Maryanne Reall Sweet Jazz Vocalist, sings "These Foolish Things" (music: Jack Strachey; lyrics: Eric Maschwitz) accompanied by her creative partner, jazz pianist extraordinaire, Mark Massey.  

DrDebzz Opening Shpiel: Protecting precious children from verbal abuse, e.g. teasing, taunting, bullying. Are you a predator or prey? How to shield and keep yourself safe from verbal assault and battery.  

Caller: Jody from Studio City re finding the perfect partner. Does your rigid list of qualifications keep you from taking that leap of faith? Are you really ready for the work needed to be in a committed union? Do you feel unworthy of attracting your soulmate? Do educational degrees/financial success equal security & emotional maturity?  

Write in question: Arthur from Pacific Palisades - Why is it so hard to find someone who wants to be in a serious committed relationship?  

Esteem Builder: "I have a forgiving heart and I attract love from others."

Sleepless In Studio City - Robin Oherin

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