Stand up for Yourself

BULLY-PROOF SERIES 2

This is second episode on how to be Bully-Proof. Standing up for your self is critical to one’s self-esteem and stopping any kind of bullying. These real people show you how and why.

Creating Self-Esteem

BULLY-PROOF SERIES 3

This is the third part of our Bully-Proof…a solution series. These familiar faces will show you that doing what you love and helping others, creates great self- esteem. Mark Williams will show how pity doesn’t help and how failure does. Mary Strafuss show us why parenting is the key in helping a child prepare for their future. And Ward Foley proves that it’s our scars that makes us who we are and what leads us to help others.

HELPING * HEALING * HUMOR

Humor helps us get through tough times. Helping others get them through their tough times. When we combine humor with helping others something magical happens, we heal our emotional conflicts. Art Fillmore, Dr. Gary Morsch and Dr. Patch Adams illustrate exactly how this works.

Jessica

Part 2 of YJHTL Cancer Series

Jessica Clem was diagnosed with Stage 4 Breast Cancer. She kept living life to the fullest. This Episode features her humor, spirit and love she had for life. Show this to everyone you can, it will change their life to really LIVE no matter what.

Comedy Tonight with Cancer

Part 3 of YJHTL Cancer Series

Joe Caronia is a husband and dad. He is a very funny comedian and quite a good actor. The toughest role he was ever given was when his doctor told him he had cancer. Joe will share with you how his humor and laughing at cancer got him and his family through it. It was an Oscar performance. The only difference was, this wasn’t pretend, this was REAL.

Caregivers Have To Laugh

Caregivers carry the emotion weight of the person(s) they are caring for. It is physically challenging and emotionally draining. BUT, who looks after the caregiver?  You are about to witness the enormous benefits humor and laughing provides the caregiver. From the heartbreaking effects of Alzheimer’s to the debilitating disease of multiple sclerosis they inspiring people will show how and why CAREGIVERS JUST HAVE TO LAUGH.

Ask the Experts

Part 1 – You Just have to be Yourself Series

Audrey is 100 years old. Rosalie is 97 years old. Jean is 87 years old. These very funny ladies have found humor their entire life. They are experts on how to live a joyful and find something to laugh about everyday. That’s probably why they’ve lived so long.

She’s Just Sandy

Part 2 – You Just have to be Yourself Series

Sandy DiGiovanni is honest, authentic and not only gay, she’s hysterical. She will have you laughing harder than you may ever have. Sandy talks about growing up Gay in the Midwest with brutal honesty, funny insights and her no-holes-barred charm, by simply being, Sandy.

Laughing harder than you may ever have. Sandy talks about growing up Gay in the Midwest with brutal honesty, funny insights and her no-holes-barred charm, by simply being, Sandy.

Dance for Grandma

Part 3 – You Just have to be Yourself Series

Max Brown is hilarious. He is a retired schoolteacher of over 40 years of service. Max’s gift to the world is heart. You will laugh at his funny stories of growing up gay in the mid-west and your soul will be forever touched to hear Max’s father’s response finding out Max is gay. Be prepared to laugh and experience of humanity and joy of Max Brown.

Laughing through Suicide and Depression

This episode features real people who have used humor and laughter to get through their depression, even suicidal attempts. We at You Just Have To Laugh sincerely hope these fine folks who shared their humorous experiences shine a light on anyone who is going through the darkness of depression.

Dealing with and Healing PTSD in the Military

Former Navy Seal and Family Therapist Walt Disney explains PTSD. He also helps numerous soldiers get through their haunting memories, as well as first responders too.

Why folks in the Military Have to Laugh

Men and women share their funny stories of why people in the Military have to laugh – and the enormous value humor plays in maintaining a healthy life.

Laughing When the Sirens Go Off

Former first responders Kevin Davison and Skip Straus explain why you have to laugh at the tragedies you run on every shift. Skip is now a Chaplain to help First Responders get through their emotional challenges. Kevin is a Country Singer who has a hit song that explains what First Responders go through, titled – “When The Sirens are Gone.” These two gentlemen bring you inside the world of first responders and why humor and laughter are a major survival skill.