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Dr. Rachel Moseley: Autism, Suicide, Masking, and the Mental Health Crisis Too Few People Understand

Show Notes Suicide is one of the most urgent—and least discussed—issues affecting the autistic community. In this powerful episode, Tony Mantor welcomes Dr. Rachel Moseley, autistic researcher, author, and leading expert on autism, mental health, and suicide. Diagnosed with autism at age 28 while…

Alan Warner of The Foundations: The Story Behind “Build Me Up Buttercup” and a Lifetime of Timeless Music

Alan Warner of The Foundations: The Story Behind "Build Me Up Buttercup" Few songs have stood the test of time quite like "Build Me Up Buttercup." For more than five decades, it has brought generations together, becoming one of the most recognizable and beloved songs in popular music. In this episo…

Todd McGuire: From Undercover Cop to Hope ,Suicide, PTSD, and Healing After Loss

Show Notes What happens when an elite undercover police officer is secretly fighting for his own life? In this deeply moving episode of Why Not Me?, host Tony Mantor sits down with retired Australian Detective Sergeant Todd McGuire, who spent 27 years investigating serious and organized crime—inc…

Josie & Tina Marie: Building the Josie Music Awards and Championing Independent Artists Worldwide

Show Notes Josie Music Awards founders Josie Passantino-Boone and Tina Marie Passantino join Tony Mantor for an inspiring conversation about creating one of the world's premier platforms for independent musicians. What began as a vision to give unsigned artists the recognition they deserve has gro…

Sean Hotchkiss on Men's Mental Health, Healing & Hope: How Losing His Father to Suicide Changed Everything |

Show Notes What happens when grief becomes the turning point instead of the ending? At just 22 years old, Sean Hotchkiss lost his father to suicide. That devastating loss led him into years of addiction, unanswered questions, and emotional isolation. But instead of allowing tragedy to define his …

Walter Egan: The Untold Stories Behind "Magnet and Steel," Stevie Nicks, Gram Parsons & a Lifetime in Music

Most people know Walter Egan for his timeless hit "Magnet and Steel," but that iconic song is only one chapter in an extraordinary career spanning more than five decades. In this episode of Almost Live Nashville, Walter joins host Tony Mantor to share the incredible stories behind his journey—from …

Susie Singer Carter: Exposing America's Nursing Home Crisis, Alzheimer's Care, and the Fight for Long-Term Care Reform

Show Notes What happens when a personal tragedy becomes a national movement for change? Award-winning filmmaker, actress, and advocate Susie Singer Carter joins Tony Mantor to share the heartbreaking story that inspired her acclaimed documentary exposing America's nursing home system. After watch…

The Marsh Family: From Viral Sensation to Original Music-Hope,Heart & Harmony

 Show Notes What began as a family singing together in their living room during the COVID-19 lockdown quickly became an international phenomenon. In this episode of Almost Live Nashville, Tony Mantor welcomes members of the Marsh Family to share their incredible journey from viral videos to worldwi…

Laura Bryna: The Story Behind “Rise”—Music, Loss, and Finding Strength

Show Notes What happens when a song you wrote to encourage others becomes the song you need yourself? On this episode of Almost Live Nashville, Tony Mantor welcomes country artist and songwriter Laura Bryna for a heartfelt conversation about music, family, perseverance, and connection. Laura rec…

Julianna Scott: Autism,Mental Health and Defying Predictions

When Julianna Scott’s son was diagnosed autistic at two years old, her family was given predictions about his future: he would never be mainstreamed in school, never drive a car, and never live independently. Today, at 25, he has done all three. But the journey between diagnosis and adulthood was…