Solo Journeys Podcast

Dawn Maslar MS. award-winning author, adjunct biology professor and the go-to authority on the science of love. She is a TEDxBocaRaton 2016 speaker on How Your Brain Falls In Love and worked with the TED Education division to create their Science of Attraction video. She was voted one of the Top 20 Most Followed Dating Experts on twitter and Best 28 Dating, Marriage and Relationship Blogs in the UK to follow in 2015. Her book Men Chase, Women Choose: The Neuroscience of Meeting, Dating, Losing Your Mind, and Finding True Love will be released Oct. 18th. Her work has been featured on South Florida Today, Pittsburgh Tribune and NPR.

Lucy L. Brown, PhD, is a neuroscientist and Clinical Professor in Neurology at Einstein College of Medicine in New York. She received her PhD in Experimental/Physiological Psychology from NYU in 1973. During a post-doctoral fellowship at Einstein, she worked on visualizing dopamine neurons and testing their plasticity in reward systems. She also learned about functional brain mapping techniques during the fellowship, and continued at Einstein as a grant-funded investigator. She was Director of the Laboratory for Functional Neuroanatomy and Movement Disorders for over twenty years. Her area of expertise is the neuroanatomy of the somatosensory and motor systems.  Together with Art Aron and Helen Fisher she pioneered studies of the neuroscience of romantic love.  These studies have had clinical relevance as we begin to better understand drug addictions, and depression after heartbreak. 

Richard Chlup is an experienced family lawyer specializing in divorce, marriage contracts, and family law disputes. With a deep understanding of legal complexities and a compassionate approach, he helps clients navigate the challenges of separation, custody agreements, and financial settlements. Richard is dedicated to finding fair and practical solutions, ensuring his clients are well-informed and empowered throughout the legal process.