Hilary Salk's guest appearances

Hilary Salk

The Patricia Raskin Show

Eben Alexander

Jack Canfield

Thomas Moore

Melinda Blau

Neal Barnard

Daniel Amen

Adam Hill

Steven Gundry

Arielle Ford

Julia Cameron

Chip Conley

Nina Teicholz

Ann Louise Gittleman

Daniel Miller

Jane Seymour

OwlTail

In the first half of the program, Patricia interviews Hilary Salk, author of Eavesdropping in Oberammergau, discusses her novel which draws on her experiences as an American Jewish girl living with her parents in Germany three years after the Holocaust. This is  a unique perspective and far different than anything that has been written about the village, world famous for its Passion Play. In the second half of the program Patricia interviews Larry Shushansky, an experienced public speaker, therapist and author  for over 30 years who has helped thousands of individuals, couples and families. Larry discusses his concept Independent Enough which is based on the basic fundamental truth is that in order for your relationships to work the way you want them to, you have to become Independent Enough to do what you need to do to make them work… regardless of what the other person is doing.

In the first half of the program, Patricia interviews Hilary Salk, author of Eavesdropping in Oberammergau, discusses her novel which draws on her experiences as an American Jewish girl living with her parents in Germany three years after the Holocaust. This is  a unique perspective and far different than anything that has been written about the village, world famous for its Passion Play. <br><br>In the second half of the program Patricia interviews Larry Shushansky, an experienced public speaker, therapist and author  for over 30 years who has helped thousands of individuals, couples and families. Larry discusses his concept Independent Enough which is based on the basic fundamental truth is that in order for your relationships to work the way you want them to, you have to become Independent Enough to do what you need to do to make them work… regardless of what the other person is doing.

Hilary Salk,Holocaust novel