In my book Pathfinding I write, “Psychologists have estimated that the average person has over 62,000 thoughts each day. Most people’s thoughts are a hodgepodge of internal concerns about money, sex, work, rent, car payments, meals, TV programming, health care, grocery lists, family issues, child rearing, the economy and traffic.
Patricia Raskin, host of The Patricia Raskin Show, is a nationally recognized, multi-media radio talk show host and podcast coach. award-winning producer, […]
WPRV MAY 6 4:30PMETStefan Swanepoel Tune in as Patricia interviews Stefan Swanepoel, author of the new book “Surviving Your Serengeti”. Stefan […]
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Join Patricia as she interviews Lisa Oz, married to Dr. Mehmet Oz for 25 years, award-winning host of “The Dr. Oz Show”. […]
By James J. Gillis. Newport Daily News staff.
June 28-29, 2008
She found her voice, audience in online radio
October 13, 2008
By Denise Perreault – PBN Staff Writer
Patricia Raskin always has been a pioneer. People laughed at her in 1982 when, as a teacher and guidance counselor living in Rockport, Mass., she began a public affairs show on what was then a new medium, cable television, to help viewers solve problems in their everyday lives.
She’s got good news, and good news
Newport This Week
December 26, 2008
by Tom Shevlin
NEWPORT — Facing the prospects of a long winter and a dismal economy, it may seem hard to focus on life’s blessings. But with the New Year upon us, one local radio talk show host says now may be the perfect time to focus on the positives. Meet Patricia Raskin, a recent Newport transplant and a beacon on positive thinking.