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    Patricia Gras, Writer at large

    Patricia Gras is an ardent storyteller, whether it is using the medium of television or music. She has a background of life experiences as diverse as the city she covers. Patricia speaks five languages and holds three master’s degrees (an MBA from ESADE in Spain, a Masters in international management from Thunderbird (AZ) and a master’s in journalism from Columbia University in New York. She's been hosting the award winning series "Living Smart with Patricia Gras" On Houston BS (KUHT-TV) since 2005. In 2012 and began her own production company. She recently wrote a book "The Yin and Yang of a Small Fish in a Big Murky ond" about her life experiences in the media and well and released her fourth album "Simplicity" of her favorite songs.

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    An Interview with Nan Hall Linke on Toxic People and How to Deal with Them Nan Hall Linke is a well-known Houston psychotherapist and astrologer in practice since 1971. In this capacity, she has counseled individuals, couples and families, as well as various business enterprises. For most of her time as an astrologer, Nan has

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  • An interview with a food addition expert

    An interview with a food addition expert0

    Joan Ifland, PhD., M.B.A., is a researcher and educator in the field of food addiction and allergies. She has a doctorate in addictive nutrition at Union Institute and University, Cincinnati, Ohio and holds an MBA from Stanford University. In 1996, she founded The Sugars and Flours Project of Houston, which provides education about food reactions.

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  • Get help for your binge eating.

    Get help for your binge eating.0

    Nan was once one of the millions of Americans who struggle with the most common eating disorder: binge eating disorder. A recent Harvard study found that approximately 7 million people have the disorder, which affects 3.5 percent of women and 2 percent of men. “I couldn’t stop eating. I started eating compulsively when I was

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  • Are smart phones making us smarter?

    Are smart phones making us smarter?0

    Depending on your age, you will probably find it humorous to think that just 25 years ago to do research, you went to the library, checked some index cards and found books or articles written at least a year or more ago to get the information to write your paper. Today, most of us in

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