"Jim Peters At Night" To Run Interview Series on Leigh Richardson's "Crisis Brains"

DALLAS - EntSun -- This coming Thursday, March 13, talk-show host Jim Peters' live online interview program "Jim Peters At Night" will begin a series of three weekly interviews with Dr. Leigh Richardson, founder of the Brain Performance Center in Dallas, based on her  upcoming book "Crisis Brains: Unlocking Brain Capital for Smarter Decisions".

The interviews will air on Peters' show on three successive Thursdays, beginning March 13, at 9 PM Eastern. The first installment is titled, "The Brain Under Pressure: Why Smart Leaders Make Bad Decisions".

Peters said, "Leigh has been a regular guest on our show for some time. In addition to being a delightful conversationalist, she is also wise and insightful when it comes to the psychological issues that plague many people today. We present this series in the hope that the public who sees it can benefit, and in the process is entertained by her charisma and presence."

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Richardson said, "Jim and I seem to have hit it off. I always enjoy coming on his show to talk about my work. In this case, business and thought leaders often do not understand the impact their own brain functions have on their critical decision-making. Both with these interviews and my book, I am hoping we can clear up some misconceptions people have about how their decision-making process can affect other people and their own lives."

"JIM PETERS AT NIGHT" is broadcast live via video Mondays through Thursdays at 9 PM Eastern / 6 PM Pacific on six popular online platforms; the archived shows are subsequently available on-demand on all of those outlets. An interview program in the classic vein of Larry King and Tom Snyder, each installment centers around a conversation with a single guest, from all walks of life. According to Talkers Magazine, "JPAN" was the first talk show in America to take live video calls from the public; audio phone calls are also taken live by calling 325-CALL-JIM (325-225-5546). The show is a continuation of the popular podcasts and radio shows Peters hosted while editor-in-chief of Conk News, and it garnered over 2.000 followers on Rumble in its first six months.

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DR. LEIGH E. RICHARDSON is the founder and clinical director of the Brain Performance Center and the Brain Performance Institute in Dallas, Texas. She has studied human behavior for over 30 years. Her initial focus was on organizational behavior, but she shifted to human behavior in 2003 after her son had a traumatic brain injury. Dr. Leigh has been in the ICU twice herself with brain injuries, and all of this fueled her need to understand how the brain works or why it doesn't work. As a practicing brain health expert, neurotherapist and coach she regularly contributes to nationwide radio and television stations, travels as an international speaker, and is a popular syndicated radio host. Leigh is the author of "Turn Your Brain On – To Get Your Game On", and the upcoming book "Crisis Brains: Unlocking Brain Capital for Smarter Decisions".