Dr. Dionne Show

Bill Wooditch on Failure

In this episode, Dr. Dionne speaks with CEO, Entrepreneur, and Author Mr. Bill Wooditch about his new book “Fail More: Embrace, Learn, and Adapt to Failure As a Way to Success.” Listen to Bill’s advice on how to recover after you have fallen and need to get back up and move forward to achieve your dreams.

Race, Covid, Work-Life Balance, and What Makes an Effective Leader with Dr. Jim Fanale

Dr. Dionne speaks with Dr. Jim Fanale, CEO and President of Care New England Health System in Rhode Island. If you have ever wondered what happens behind the scenes in hospital operations of a fearless leader who isn’t afraid to “go there,” listen in! Race, covid, work-life balance, and what makes an effective leader are all candidly discussed.

When Tragedy Strikes What Would You Do?

In this episode Dr Dionne interviews Paralympic Silver Medalist, Author, TEDx Speaker, and Veteran, Mr. John Register, who in a split second—went from world class athlete to making the unimaginable decision to amputate his leg. Listen to John’s courageous journey “rebuilding and redefining” himself after tragedy, and why he suggests there is no “normal” for all of us to get back to after COVID.

Lead with Love and Kindness with Sheriff Candidate for Gwinnett County Mr. Curtis Clemons

In this episode, Dr. Dionne speaks with Sheriff Candidate for Gwinnett County Mr. Curtis Clemons about his decision to run for the top job as Sheriff, and also the senseless murder of Mr. Ahmaud Arbery who was “jogging while black” in Glynn County, Georgia. With 30 years in law enforcement and the philosophy to “lead with love and kindness,” you will hear Sheriff Candidate Clemons insights on the Arbery case, as well as what he believes would be the right outcome for Ahmaud Arbery’s family, and for some of the law enforcement officials involved in the case whom he suggests might have violated their oath of office.

Surviving The Fire

Listen to Dr Dionne’s interesting interview with Dr Nancy Koury King who shares insights about her book called, “Fired: How to Manage Your Career in the Age of Job Uncertainty.” Dr King insists that no one is “fire proof”and can be subjected to an “ungracious dismissal” even when you’ve been a top performer and have done a good job. This interview is for anyone who works for someone else!