Hope with Ramona Holloway

Ramona talks with former WBTV reporter David Whisenant, who
talks frankly about his father's suicide and how it shaped his life as an
adult, and as a reporter covering his hometown for more than three decades.

This episode includes a frank conversation about suicide. If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts or a crisis, please reach out immediately to the Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255.

Former Charlotte news personality Brigida Mack joins Ramona to discuss her career, what she overcame just to get on the air at all, and she and her husband's struggle with infertility.

Former Charlotte investigative reporter-turned podcaster-turned author Stuart Watson joins Ramona to talk about his struggles with addiction, his career in TV news, and his new book project.

In this episode of Hope with Ramona Holloway, Dr. Chuck Edwards of Memory and Movement Charlotte discusses the crucial role of
caregivers in dementia care.

He emphasizes the importance of community resources, managing risk factors, and maintaining hope. Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, Dr. Edwards offers practical advice for
those caring for loved ones with cognitive decline.

Ramona and Dr. Chuck Edwards discuss the challenges and emotional toll
of dementia caregiving, emphasizing the importance of seeking support,
preserving dignity, and self-care for caregivers.

They emphasize the transition to professional care and managing caregiver burnout.