
Quality of Life Radio
Big Blend Radio Network
Show overview
Quality of Life Radio has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 115 episodes. That works out to roughly 75 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 29 min and 46 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 32 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 81 episodes published. Published by Big Blend Radio Network.
From the publisher
Expert Big Blend Radio interviews, conversations and podcasts focusing on Health and Wellness, Family and Relationships, Education, Beauty and Style, and Personal Development.
Latest Episodes
View all 115 episodesA Story of Resilience, Faith & Community in Bunkie, Louisiana
Pets, Purpose & Slow Travel: Getting to Know Angela Laws of TrustedHousesitters
When Travel Becomes a Pilgrimage: Lessons from the White Lions of South Africa
Love Is Strength: Pride Month and World Caring Day Special
Palm Springs Uncovered: Solo Travel, Boutique Hotels & Desert Relaxation
Meet Produce Expert Robert Schueller: Passion, Produce & Success
Everwoven: Memoirist Megan Margherio on Trauma, Resilience & Self-Reclamation
Travel Writer & Storyteller Elaine Masters: Following Wonder Through Travel, Nature & Life
Author Margaret Whitford: War, Family History & Resilience
Getting to Know Author Cheryl Leutjen: Eco-Chic Living, Community & Partying with Purpose
Author Rocky Callen: YA Novel “A Breath Too Late” and Mental Health Awareness
Directory Loren Goldfarb - 96 Pounds of Dynamite Documentary
Henry Biernacki’s Global Legacy: World Travel, Giving Back & Educating Girls in Africa
Author Laurie Collister on Her Memoir "A Different Kind of Vow: Rewriting My Happily Ever After"
Rebirth and Renewal: Embracing Life’s Endings and New Beginnings

Ep 162Wellness in Wine Country: Inside the Montevalle Resort & Spa in Baja
Step inside a hillside sanctuary where wine country meets holistic renewal. Kicking off National Stress Awareness Month, this shared episode of Big Blend Radio's "Wander the World with Sharon" Podcast, features award-winning travel writer Sharon K. Kurtz who takes us to Montevalle Resort & Spa, an adults-only retreat tucked into the rolling hills of Mexico’s premier wine region. Discover a destination defined by private stone villas, lavender fields, and a comprehensive wellness program that includes everything from wine therapy massages to hyperbaric oxygen sessions. We explore the "Napa of Mexico" through the lens of restorative travel, featuring farm-to-table dining at Liebre and the perfect balance between vineyard tours and mindful living. Whether you are looking for a weekend escape from Southern California or a deep dive into "Baja Med" cuisine, learn why Montevalle is redefining the luxury wellness getaway. Resources & Links 📝 Read Sharon’s full article on Substack: https://bigblendlifestyle.substack.com/p/wellness-in-wine-bajas-country 🍷 Experience the Resort: https://montevalle.com/ 📖 Check out Sharon's Digital Podcast Magazine: https://online.fliphtml5.com/yhwzg/gyoy/#p=1 🌍 Learn more about Sharon K. Kurtz: https://sharonkkurtz.com 🎙️ Follow the Podcast: https://wandertheworldwithsharon.podbean.com

Ep 161Eat Smart for Your Heart: Easy, Budget-Friendly Meal Ideas
Celebrate National Nutrition Month with this shared episode of Big Blend Radio's "Heart Healthy Living" Podcast, where Dr. Jacqueline Eubany shares expert insights on the powerful connection between nutrition, heart health, and weight management. From debunking myths about quick-fix weight loss solutions to offering realistic, budget-friendly meal ideas, this conversation is packed with actionable advice for everyday living. Dr. Jackie discusses how diet impacts chronic diseases, the importance of circulation and preventing blood clots, and how simple lifestyle habits—like balanced meals and regular movement—can significantly improve cardiovascular wellness. She also shares easy breakfast, lunch, and dinner ideas, along with tips for satisfying sweet cravings without compromising your health. Dr. Jackie is a board-certified cardiologist and electrophysiologist, and author of the best-selling book, “Women and Heart Disease: The Real Story.”

Ep 160Pet Poison Prevention: Common Household Hazards & Life Saving Tips
In this shared Big Blend Radio "Pet Connection" episode for Pet Poison Prevention Month, we sit down with co-host Angela Laws from TrustedHouseSitters.com, to uncover the hidden hazards lurking in our homes and gardens. From common kitchen staples like chocolate to beautiful but deadly lilies, Angela shares expert insights on how to pet-proof your environment. Whether you are a long-time pet owner or a dedicated pet sitter, this conversation provides the practical tools and awareness needed to prevent emergencies and keep our furry friends thriving. Read more from the Trustedhousesitters.com Blog: https://www.trustedhousesitters.com/blog/search/?q=poison

Ep 159Breaking Democracy’s Chains: Metin Pekin on Reforming Politics Without Parties
Is modern democracy truly serving the people—or has it become controlled by powerful party systems? In this episode of Big Blend Radio’s 2nd Wednesday “Books & Authors” Show with Books Forward, we talk with author and entrepreneur Metin Pekin about his thought-provoking new book, "Breaking Democracy’s Chains: Freeing and Fortifying Democracy Against Hidden Capture." Drawing from political theory, history, and real-world experience, Pekin explores how political parties have evolved from representative institutions into powerful gatekeepers that can centralize authority, deepen polarization, and limit genuine democratic participation. He discusses the historical roots of party politics, the influence of money and media on elections, and why he believes meaningful reform may require moving beyond traditional party structures. The conversation examines ideas such as independent candidates, decentralized governance, local accountability, transparency in campaign financing, and empowering citizens through more direct representation. Whether listeners agree or disagree with his conclusions, Pekin’s arguments invite thoughtful discussion about the future of democratic systems around the world. Learn more: https://www.metinpekin.com/ 🎧 This episode is part of Big Blend Radio’s 2nd Wednesday “Books & Authors” series with Books Forward, highlighting new and thought-provoking books and the authors behind them. Visit: https://booksforward.com/

Ep 158Birita: A Son’s Documentary About His Mother, Alzheimer’s, and the Healing Power of Art
In this heartfelt episode of Big Blend Radio, we talk with filmmaker, musician, and theater director Búi Dam about his powerful new documentary Birita, premiering at the renowned documentary festival CPH:DOX. The deeply personal film follows Búi’s mother, celebrated Faroese actress Birita Mohr, who is living with Alzheimer’s disease. In an extraordinary act of love and artistic exploration, Búi attempts to bring her back to the stage to perform King Lear, exploring whether creativity, music, and performance can reconnect memory, identity, and joy. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Faroe Islands, the film captures a family of theater-makers navigating caregiving, artistry, and resilience. The documentary reveals how storytelling, music, and family bonds can illuminate the human spirit—even as memory fades. In this conversation, Búi shares the inspiration behind the film, the emotional journey of documenting his mother’s story, the role of music and art in Alzheimer’s care, and how personal storytelling can help raise awareness and compassion for families facing dementia. 🎬 Learn more about the film: https://biritafilm.com 🎥 CPH:DOX Festival: https://cphdox.dk 📲 Follow the film on social media: @biritafilm Through a moving blend of art, music, and family storytelling, Birita reminds us that emotional memory, creativity, and love can endure—even in the face of Alzheimer’s.