On The Radio with Dr. Robert Rey

Dr. Robert Rey M.D: World renowned surgeon will be having a live call in session for his listeners around the globe. This is a chance for YOU the fans to call in and ask Dr. Rey virtually anything you would like from cosmetic procedures and diet to sex and even relationships! Dr. Rey will be tackling the though questions without prejudice from listeners via Facebook/Twitter or the call in line. Tune in, this is one show you don’t want to miss!

It used to be that bullies would just steal your lunch money. But with changes in society and technology today, modern bullies prey on their victims through the Internet and at work, and too often cause their victims to commit suicide or murder their fellow students and co-workers. On this episode of On the Radio, Dr. Rey and Natalie hear from people who’ve suffered the torments of bullies and are determined to change the way society deals with its antagonists. Jesse Saperstein, the skydiving author of Atypical, Life with Asperger’s in 20 1/3 Chapters explains how he empowers victims through extreme sports, and Miss Alabama contestant Jessica Brookshire shows us that even beauty queens get picked on. University of Texas criminologist Nadine Connell introduces us to best practices against cyberbullying, and Charlotte Rayner, who literally wrote the book on workplace bullying, shocks us with tales of what happens when bullies refuse to grow up.

Do you feel like you’re missing out on the fun everyone else seems to be having between the sheets? If don’t always see fireworks in bed and are wondering how to spark things up, tune into On the Radio this week, when Dr. Rey and Natalie go between the sheets with two of the country’s hottest and most experienced sexual divas. First, the delicious sexologist Jaiya goes down under with tasty little secrets to oral lovemaking. Then adult video star Brittany Andrews plunges into the types of sex that dare not speak their names – all with the goal of cultivating a healthy self-image at heart.

It used to be that bullies would just steal your lunch money. But with changes in society and technology today, modern bullies prey on their victims through the Internet and at work, and too often cause their victims to commit suicide or murder their fellow students and co-workers. On this episode of On the Radio, Dr. Rey and Natalie hear from people who’ve suffered the torments of bullies and are determined to change the way society deals with its antagonists. Jesse Saperstein, the skydiving author of Atypical, Life with Asperger’s in 20 1/3 Chapters explains how he empowers victims through extreme sports, and Miss Alabama contestant Jessica Brookshire shows us that even beauty queens get picked on. University of Texas criminologist Nadine Connell introduces us to best practices against cyberbullying, and Charlotte Rayner, who literally wrote the book on workplace bullying, shocks us with tales of what happens when bullies refuse to grow up.

“Why can’t you grow up?” You’ve probably screamed these words at your boyfriend, son or brother if he’s a 20- or 30-something who refuses to move out of Mom and Dad’s house, refuses to put down the video-game controller and refuses to do anything that resembles responsibility, ambition or commitment. He may part of a new generation of “adultolescents” who resemble the Matthew McConaughey character in “Failure to Launch.” Guest Kay Hymowitz, author of Manning Up, takes the position that the rise of feminism is to blame for this decline in traditional manhood. Robert Weiss, who counsels celebrities on their porn and additions, explores healthy male sexuality at every age, and Barb Bartlein, author of Why Did I Marry You Anyway, introduces us to the “Wendy Syndrome” that entraps the women who love these irresponsible men. We’ll also hear how one of these “slacker” 20-somethings justifies his choices.

You see it on the cover of countless fitness magazines: that fit, oh-so-sexy hourglass figure with that perfectly toned tush. Admit it, you’ve wished you could rock that look. (Guys, you’re not off the hook. We’ve caught you fantasizing about your wives and girlfriends occupying that body!). It’s time to stop dreaming. You – and your significant other – can achieve that healthy, hot physique, and Lyzabeth Lopez is just the woman to show you how. Lyzabeth is a gorgeous superstar fitness model and trainer who’s created the Hourglass Workout, which she’s designed specifically to get you into this kind of shape. This week Natalie and Dr. Rey get Lyzabeth to tell you exactly what to do so you or the ladies in your life can all look like you should be posing on the cover of a magazine.

From oysters to chocolate to a luscious red wine, there’s little in life that’s sexier than food and drink. So why aren’t you using it to your seductive advantage? There’s nothing sexier than experimentation, and on this episode of On the Radio, Dr. Rey, Natalie and their guests teach you how to experiment to your partner’s heart’s delight. As author of Will Cook for Sex, Will Mix for Sex, and Will Cook for Sex - Again, Again...and Again, Chef Rocky Fino draws the map though the stomach to the heart and down to the pants. Philadelphia chef Townsend Wentz, who’s set the mood in some of the world’s most luxurious palaces to fine dining, guides us through the preparation of an elegant evening, and Chef Angela Ranalli, also from Philadelphia, explores the naughtier side of dessert. Master oyster shucker Gordon Weldon pries open the mysteries behind aphrodisiacs, and world-renowned sommelier Marnie Old decants the essence of wine as a lubricant for romance.

Just what DO football players do after they leave the NFL? With the Super Bowl beaming its energetic spotlight on the league and its current members, many former players endure terrible feelings of loss at this time. Hear from NFL veterans Lamar Campbell (Detroit Lions), Chad Levitt (Oakland Raiders), and Ray Ellis (Cleveland Browns) on how they manage to succeed post-retirement when so many of their friends struggle desperately to find meaning in a life that’s no longer filled with multi-million-dollar contracts, constant TV and fan attention, and the perpetual buzz of adrenaline felt from living the thrill of the game. … With special guest Rob Martin, natural products researcher on the effects of testosterone loss on aging players.

What’s that sexy bit lace peeking out from under your girlfriend’s dress? Ooh la la, it’s lingerie. From demure to racy, lingerie is more than a $10 billion industry in the U.S., which means there’s so much more to know about these sexy undergarments than what’s on the cover of the latest Victoria’s Secret catalogue. On this episode of On the Radio, FHM Top 100 lingerie model Sabina Essa reveals models’ tantalizing secrets about how lingerie can show off your best assets, set a mood and be just as daring or demure as you let it. And guys, that doesn’t leave you out – Sabina will tell you exactly how to shop for this gift for your lady that will give you just as much pleasure as it gives her. Then, Hayley Rey rejoins the show to dish with Dr. Rey and Natalie about designing the LingeRey frocks that every woman can feel sexy wearing.

It used to be that bullies would just steal your lunch money. But with changes in society and technology today, modern bullies prey on their victims through the Internet and at work, and too often cause their victims to commit suicide or murder their fellow students and co-workers. On this episode of On the Radio, Dr. Rey and Natalie hear from people who’ve suffered the torments of bullies and are determined to change the way society deals with its antagonists. Jesse Saperstein, the skydiving author of Atypical, Life with Asperger’s in 20 1/3 Chapters explains how he empowers victims through extreme sports, and Miss Alabama contestant Jessica Brookshire shows us that even beauty queens get picked on. University of Texas criminologist Nadine Connell introduces us to best practices against cyberbullying, and Charlotte Rayner, who literally wrote the book on workplace bullying, shocks us with tales of what happens when bullies refuse to grow up.

There are few women in the world as knowledgeable about sex or as confident in their sexuality as Jaiya. That’s right. Jaiya. She only needs one name. Trust us, it’s enough. On this episode of On The Radio, the founder of New World Sex Education and author of Red Hot Touch doesn’t shy away from using her own sexual experiences to guide listeners through the construction of an ideal steamy encounter. With Dr. Rey and Natalie consumed by every word, Jaiya reveals just how to harness the power of confidence, lighting, technique and even sweat in order to reach ever higher climaxes. Jaiya. She just needs one name. When she’s done with you, you’ll be seeing double.

When the US military needs to train its troops in lethal combat, it hires Damian Ross to do it. Ross’ Self-Defense Training System combines the most vicious techniques from the world of martial arts with silent killing practices from modern warfare then dumps in “every dirty trick in the book from old-school gutter fighting.” The result is a 12-step scientific training program that Ross calls “pure, unedited and uncensored brutality.” Wouldn’t you want these tools in your arsenal if someone were to attack you? In this episode of On the Radio, Ross teaches drills from his system then broadens his lesson to explain how serious study of self-defense can improve not just your safety but your nutrition, fitness and self-confidence, too.

Change, as it’s said, is difficult. But without it, we’d have no way to grow or to achieve our goals. Our listeners experienced a great deal of transformative change in 2011: newly spry Melissa Dalmacio won a fitness award and ran her first charity race after losing 100 pounds; Yvonne Quevedo has been named to a national honor society and is traveling to a prestigious conference in China, all because she enrolled in college ... 44 years after graduating from high school; and Dr. Debra Kimless-Garber has invented a way to make breast cancer survivors look and feel beautiful with a product that's being sold by department stores all over the country! What changes shaped your life in 2011? And what progress can our guests inspire you to make in 2012?

Can a book cause kids to develop eating disorders? That’s the charge leveled against children’s book Maggie Goes on a Diet and its author, Paul Kramer. Scheduled for release the day after he goes on the radio with Dr. Rey and Natalie, Maggie has already become one of the most controversial kids’ books in a generation. But does it really teach kids to loathe their bodies and believe the myth that being skinny equals being popular, as its critics accuse? Kramer doesn’t think so. Find out why he believes he’s spreading a positive message and what looming health crisis compelled him to write Maggie in the first place.

Lindsay Lohan and Amy Winehouse are just two of the many starlets and rockstars whose reckless exploits have made them infamous. Every time another episode of a star gone too far hits the news, the question arises: Where are her parents? Too often the answer is that the parents are as out-of-control as their children. On this episode of On the Radio, Dr. Rey’s wife, Hayley, and LA psychotherapist and single mom Dr. Stacy Kaiser join Dr. Rey and Natalie to debate the role parents and family structure play in forming the self-esteem of their kids. Are today’s kids predestined to follow in their parents’ footsteps or can they independently cultivate a healthy sense of self? And what does a parent need to do to raise a confident child in Hollywood and beyond, at a time when the pursuit of celebrity, image and materialism can trump even the well-intentioned parent? Hayley, Stacy, Dr. Rey and Natalie draw from their own experiences as parents to guide the rest of us in raising our kids right.

A healthy amount of sex goes a long way toward improving so many aspects of emotional and physical well-being. Sex isn’t just a way to build intimacy with your partner, it’s a way to keep you both living longer and staying youthful while you’re at it. But what happens when no amount of sex is enough? What happens when the desire for sex becomes an addiction? How much is too much?

You see it on the cover of countless fitness magazines: that fit, oh-so-sexy hourglass figure with that perfectly toned tush. Admit it, you’ve wished you could rock that look. (Guys, you’re not off the hook. We’ve caught you fantasizing about your wives and girlfriends occupying that body!). It’s time to stop dreaming. You – and your significant other – can achieve that healthy, hot physique, and Lyzabeth Lopez is just the woman to show you how. Lyzabeth is a gorgeous superstar fitness model and trainer who’s created the Hourglass Workout, which she’s designed specifically to get you into this kind of shape. This week Natalie and Dr. Rey get Lyzabeth to tell you exactly what to do so you or the ladies in your life can all look like you should be posing on the cover of a magazine.

If you’ve been working hard to develop and keep the physique of a top athlete, you know you need to do more than lift weights. But what does it actually take to get the look and athleticism of a pro athlete? If you’re Ricky Battalico, former Philadelphia Phillies All-Star, you get in shape with a specific regimen that drives your ability to throw hard and run fast. And if you’re Alan Jaeger, who trains baseball players for a living, you harness your inner strength by focusing your mind with Eastern Arts. On this episode of “On the Radio,” Natalie and Dr. Rey bring athletically-minded listeners to the intersection of mind and body to help them achieve a winning workout.

Have you endured a life-changing illness and can’t seem to get back in touch with your body? Mastering confidence in your body is hard enough under normal circumstances but now that things have changed, where do you find the strength to make peace with your physical self? Holistic healer Joan Jacobs, who develops and instructs programs for breast cancer survivors, and Dr. Linda Abrams, a licensed psychologist specializing in relationships, depression and anxiety, offer regimens to help you break through the mental boundaries that keep you from savoring the physical and sexual freedom you deserve.

Dr. Robert Rey M.D: World renowned surgeon will be having a live call in session for his listeners around the globe. This is a chance for YOU the fans to call in and ask Dr. Rey virtually anything you would like from cosmetic procedures and diet to sex and even relationships! Dr. Rey will be tackling the though questions without prejudice from listeners via Facebook/Twitter or the call in line. Tune in, this is one show you don’t want to miss!