Episodes
Oct. 28, 2010
Legacy Journals, Betty Collier , Medical Billing Fraud
Author Wendy Soria has been a journal keeping advocate for most of her life. She has created the Legacy Journals series, including one for Teens and Adults and Expressions of Wisdom and Advice. Wendy is also the author of Letters from a Lady Mormon Missionary. Her goal is to help others live exemplary lives of faithful obedience, and to leave a personal written testimony for their posterity! http://www.wendysoria.com Have you been hospitalized recently? Was your medical bill accurate? Insurance ...
Oct. 21, 2010
The World Strikes a Match in a World Full of Oil, Animal Health
Joel Gibbons writes an encyclopedic tour de force with The Empire Strikes a Match in a World Full of Oil. Joel Gibbons knowledge about history, finance, justice, politics, and the world around us offers a key hole peek into the possible future of American society. We have choices. Will we fall like the empires of Athens and Britain? What price are we willing to pay for world dominion? With degrees in several specialities, professor, philosopher, and economist Joel Gibbons makes us think before w...
Oct. 14, 2010
Moonlight Memoirs, Health and Technology
Teenage author, Maggie Mei Lewis shares her beautifully written and illustrated book for children, Moonlight Memoirs, where she takes us on a journey of forever. Through her conversation with her animal friends, we learn that love is forever and that we never have to say goodbye. This is an engaging and comforting book to help young ones learn about death. What happens when are bottoms are plunged into prolonged parking mode? In the past 50 years the average person has gained 24 pounds. Are we f...
Oct. 7, 2010
Flu Shots, Midlife Crisis Costs, Success Coaching in Tough Times
Why get vaccinated this year? Who should be vaccinated? When do you need your flu shot? How effictive is it? What are the side effects? Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany tell you what you need to know about the influenza vaccine. Americans of all ages are feeling the pressure of the economy. Boomers are experiencing mid-life crisis and it could cost them their future. Wall Street examined the rising costs of living the crazy dreams, and we’ll help you manage your angst. Do you feel like your li...
Sept. 30, 2010
Living with Certainty, High School Reunion, UFO’s,
Kristi LeBlanc’s Living with Certainty can immediately begin to change your life by transitioning you out of your rut and out of destructive patterns, helping you to discover your life’s purpose, and moving you ever closer to experiencing deep-soul joy and the life the universe always intended for you to live. Five percent of all UFO sightings are unexplainable.The reality of UFOs—a subject of intense interest to the general public—has now been verified at the highest levels. The recent NYT BEST...
Sept. 23, 2010
Gayle Rogers Returns, Mercury Rising
Author Gayle Rogers returns to discuss two more of her enlightened books, Gladyce with a C which continues the story of the star-crossed lovers chronicled in Nakoa’s Woman. My Name is Mary is the romantic love story between the wealthy Mary Todd and the poverty-stricken, but enlightened, Abraham Lincoln. Psychic abilities were considered a mental illness in the past. Today is being psychic a gift or a burden? Remarkable stories by a gifted writer.http://www.sojournerpublishers.com/ Mercury is a ...
Sept. 16, 2010
Cyberbullying, Frugal is Fabulous, OPERATION San Bruno Fire, Paraprosdokian
Internet harassment is on the rise. Cyberbullying puts teens and preteens at serious risk. Cynthia Brian uses tips from Be the Star You Are!® for TEENS to ease the teasing and taunting. The economy is in the tank, yet Americans are being encouraged to buy, buy, buy. Why? Frugal can be fabulous and thrifty is nifty. Join The Goddess Gals, Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany as they give you tips to live large with less. The inferno that raged through a San Bruno, California neighborhood devastated...
Sept. 9, 2010
Of Love and War, Nakoa’s Woman, Thrifty is Nifty, Authors Danielle Griffin and Gayle Rogers
A poetic glimpse of the war in Iraq through the heart, mind and soul of a soldier. Captain Danielle Griffin speaks through poetry in her book, Of Love & War: Notes from the Heart of a Soldier. She, herself, is that soldier, and the war of which she writes is the one against terrorism being fought in Iraq. Experience the feelings of being in the war zone with life in the balance in this brilliant book of understanding and acceptance. In Nakoa's Woman, Gayle Rogers has skillfully created a novel t...
Sept. 2, 2010
Multi-Tasking Malady, Healing our Anger, Reel Lyfe
We live in a culture of distraction. Information overload and modern living equal multi-tasking fatigue. All Americans are vulnerable and our distractions are causing major stress. How can we limit the stimuli in our environment and learn to uni-task again? Join The Goddess Gals, Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany as they get you back on the slow track. In Healing our Anger, author and psychotherapist, Frank West describes the eight truths about anger. The only person hurt by anger is the one wh...
Aug. 26, 2010
Divided in Despair, Puberty Paradox, Volunteer Jungle
What really happens to the children when a man with a family suddenly announces his homosexuality? Marie Vivian reveals the heartbreaking experience of one such family in her book, Divided In Despair. Puberty in children is beginning as early as seven or eight in today’s society. Black children enter puberty earlier than whites. What is the cause and what are we doing about it? Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany take a look at this medical issue in T42-A Mother/Daughter Brew. Most of us carefull...
Aug. 19, 2010
Dragons in the Sky, GaGa, Resistance to Change
Never heard of Planet X? Prepare to become enlightened, informed and warned about the effects this little known planet will have on our lives and discover the secrets that the governments around the world have been keeping from us for years. Get ready to be shocked as author Ann Eller, former nurse, school teacher and personal assistant to renowned astrophysicist and father of UFO research Dr. J. Allen Hynek, explains the coming of the end of the Earth as we know it and how we all need to be pre...
Aug. 12, 2010
Finding your Purpose, Dysfunctions of the Welfare State, Media Coaching
Scholar and prolific author, Joel Gibbons, returns with his book, Dysfunctions of the Welfare State. The book shows us a paternalistic society, looking to Washington to solve all our problems. But at what cost? Dr. Gibbons timely analysis of today’s economic realities relates the headlines to the long term causes from which they spring. The author finds the answers to these questions in the dysfunctions of the welfare state. Are you questioning the meaning of life? Have you discovered your passi...
Aug. 5, 2010
Aging Fabulous, Nuts in the Kitchen, Kinder Gardens
Andy Rooney had it right when it touted the qualities of women over fifty. Although humorous, his words are filled with wisdom. Heather Brittany and Cynthia Brian sing the praises of aging with grace, beauty, and style. Time to go nuts, with renowned food expert Susan Herrmann Loomis! Susan reveals all the secrets, flavor, tricks and tips about nuts in her new book, NUTS IN THE KITCHEN. Through more than one hundred simple yet sophisticated recipes, kitchen tricks, and essays, Susan cracks the s...
July 29, 2010
Color My World, Alice St., Journey of Life
The origins of color therapy stretch across continents and centuries. Color is a natural healer as it is a catalyst for feelings, molding moods and enhancing lives. Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany shine a light on the properties of color to enhance our lives. What color is your world? Richard Valeriote was born at the sunset of good times and the dawn of hard ones. His mother's fifteenth child, he worked his way through illnesses and medical school. A warm and informative look about the chall...
July 22, 2010
World Full of Oil, a tale that is told, Pet Insurance
The Empire Strikes a Match in a World Full of Oil by author Joel Gibbons is a book about history and about justice. The history is of American expansionism which has evolved into a plan for world domination to make the world safe for democracy. The plan isn't new. It was taught at the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University by a close Kennedy advisor Jules Davids, entitled Empire for Liberty. We need to ask at what price. Deeply rooted in Caribbean tradition, …as a tale that is told b...
July 15, 2010
Leadership for Success, Cops and Firefighters, Global Obesity
Showing the way is just as important as knowing the way. In Dr. Alfred Nkut’s new book Leadership for Success: A Dynamic Model of Influence the physician, entrepreneur and philanthropist demonstrates how success is best harnessed through integrity. Long hours, unpredictable shifts, and the crisis-driven nature of the professions of fire fighter or police offer turns the home front into an emotional roller coaster. Dr. Ellen Kirschman shares what a family needs to know with I Love a Cop and I Lov...
July 8, 2010
Moonlight Memoirs, Healing with Words, Shake Your Booty
A child's growing awareness of the mortality of people and pets prompts a natural curiosity about what happens after death...In this picture book Moonlight Memoirs, young author Maggie Mei Lewis shares a comforting view of an afterlife where the living are loved and watched over by the people and animals who have left life before them. http://www.moonlightmemoirs.com/ Healing With Words: A Writer's Cancer Journey is a compassionate and wry self-help memoir written by an award-winning prolific au...
July 1, 2010
Rockers Roll On, Soul Mates, Overcoming Anger
The 52nd Grammy Awards boasted more 50 plus winners than ever before. The unstoppable royalty of rock remain the hottest ticket in the music arena. And the kids are loving it. Mother/Daughter Dancing Divas, Heather Brittany and Cynthia Brian, go backstage with the vibrant artists who have been rocking our world since the 1960’s. Are you looking for the one, the person with whom you'll spend the rest of your life? Tatyana Noel shares her incredible autobiographical story of divine intervention, w...
June 24, 2010
Orange County’s Dead and Famous, Family Matters, Good Night’s Sleep
Author, Michael Thomas Barry takes us on a walking tour of twenty historic cemeteries of Orange County, California in his book, Final Resting Places: Orange County’s Dead & Famous. It includes over 200 life stories of famous and infamous Orange County residents. Included are President Richard Nixon, murder victim Nicole Brown Simpson, famed aviator Douglas “Wrong Way” Corrigan, Olympic hero Florence Griffith-Joyner, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bobby Hatfield, and legendary film actor John Wayne....
June 17, 2010
Balance, Peace, Harmony Journal, Generation Y Financial Crisis, Designs for Living
The Balance, Peace, and Harmony Journal by Charlotte Hall is a fun way to do new things, track your progress and write down your personal thoughts to keep as a diary or start that book you’ve always wanted to write. Charlotte wrote this journal to encourage readers to keep moving forward despite the daily pressures of life. Share your stories at http://www.Wgm2mpower.com. Members of Generation Y-today’s teens and 20 “somethings”-are likely to be the first generation in the US history to end up f...
June 10, 2010
The Wonderful Women’s Show
The newest book in the Conscious Women series, is Conscious Women, Conscious Relationships by author Darlene Montgomery. This book contains stories by some of North America’s leading women experts, media personalities, authors and more. www.consciouswomen.ca What are the must have medical tests for women? Women’s advocate and reproductive health professional, Heather Brittany, shares how women can stay in optimum health with vital health screenings including mammograms, pap smears, bone density ...
June 3, 2010
RAW, Food and People, WOW!
What is the raw food craze? Why do people love it and is it right for you? Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany go raw. Author Phyllis Watts invites readers to tap their inner chef as she unleashes a scrumptious collection of mouthwatering recipes as well as the memories and the people who made them special. In Where Food and People Meet, Phyllis shares her personal stories of foods and travel as she offers a variety of easy to prepare recipes perfect for all occasions. v World War II veteran pilo...
May 27, 2010
Spring Cleaning, Barnyard Banter, Crazy for the Storm
Clear the clutter and clean up your life! It’s time for spring-cleaning as the Goddess Gals, Cynthia Brian and Heather Brittany dig deeply into their closets to uncover the messes and help you simplify your life. Backyard barnyard banter with the Chicken Lady, Cynthia Brian, and her bevy of adopted critters. Mother Goose hatched four goslings with Father Goose quietly protecting the nest, the young Banty momma hatched six baby chicks, while Miss Piggy, Mini Goat, the ducks and bunnies join in th...
May 20, 2010
Depression in Women, Laughing Out Loud, Memoir Star
Women and depression: It may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of health conditions that affect women, but, in fact, it is one of the leading reasons women seek out medical help. While it’s not known for sure, higher rates of depression in women than men may be linked to biological and social differences. Cynthia Brian knows that laughter is not only great for the soul but healthy for the body. We will visit with a few funny stories, sayings, and ideas that not only tickle...