Tonight’s guests:

Dr. Joni Carley (New Leaders for New Economy), 8:06 to 9:00 p.m.

According to leadership expert and executive coach Dr. Joni Carley, leadership isn’t what it used to be, in part because today’s leaders answer to a different bottom line. The old profit-at-any-cost way of doing business is losing ground to concepts like ‘values-driven leadership’ and Carley says this new way of leading fixes both immediate and long-term problems, produces better profits and share prices, and creates happier, more productive workplaces. She’ll share what’s behind this paradigm shift and why leaders who don’t embrace the change will go the way of the dinosaur. Dr. Joni Carley has worked with United Nations departmental leaders and is featured in “Stepping Stones to Success,” co-authored with Deepak Chopra and Dennis Waitley.

Dr. Joni draws from a unique depth and breadth of experience – ranging from the jungle to the boardroom, from the United Nations to universities, and from coaching and consulting with small business, corporate, and non-profit leaders for over 20 years. She’s a co-author of “Stepping Stones to Success, vol. 1,” w/Deepak Chopra, Jack Canfield & Denis Waitley, a co-founder of the Community Foundation of South Jersey, a Fellow at Global Dialog Institute and she holds a Doctorate in The Reinvention of Work. Dr. Joni offers complimentary MP3′s, articles and e-books on her website:  http://www.leaderfuledge.com

Talking Points:

• Are profits and principles mutually exclusive?
• What are the 7 levels of organizational/leadership strength?
• What’s the difference between being leaderful and being bossy?
• What’s the difference between working like an Olympian and problem-solving?
• What’s the yin and yang of success?
• How does it pay to be a wise wonk?
• You say we’ve entered a New Paradigm. What does that mean?
• How is it different from the Old Paradigm?
• Why are values-driven companies so successful?
• What role does culture play in success?
• How do you build a winning culture?
• Isn’t this stuff just fluff?
• Why is it bad strategy to consider success an endgame?
• Why is it bad strategy to assume everybody’s on board with the same vision and mission?
• What’s your inner GPS and why is it so accurate?

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Alana Newman, 9:06 to 10:00 p.m. Website: http://happycoupleworkout.com/

As the millions of us who are struggling to get in better shape know, it’s hard to stay motivated enough to exercise —and even harder to afford expert programs, personal trainers, gym memberships, or home equipment. What if there was a way to actually look forward to workouts instead of dreading them, without spending thousands of dollars?

Alana and Rickard Newman have the solution with the Happy Couple Workout. Together they have developed a series of fun, highly effective exercises that help couples get in shape while they strengthen their relationships.

During the interview you will learn…

• Why working out as a couple is hands-down the most effective way to get in shape.
• The top 3 reasons most couple workouts suck—they require equipment, they don’t account for differences in ability, and they’re boring.
• How you can use your partner as exercise equipment and skip the gym membership or home workout gear.
• 3 ways exercising as a couple improves your relationship and relieves stress.

More Talking Points:

• What inspired you and your husband to design your own workout for couples?
• How will exercise improve my relationship?
• What is oxytocin? What is an endorphin?
• But what if my partner and I have large disparities in our fitness abilities and we can’t do the same things?
• What if my partner and I like to do different kinds of physical activity?
• Why should we work out together? Can’t we just rendezvous in the bedroom?
• How are we supposed to work out when we have to watch over the kids?
• We’ve got bills and other priorities for our money. Why should I prioritize working out when I have a mortgage and a college fund to save for?
• I noticed that your workouts have cute names. Why did you name your moves and what inspired some of them?
• One of your moves is called the “Cat Call”, Tell us about The Cat Call and how does it work?
• Another one of your moves is “The Crunchy Kiss”, how does that one work?
• What’s your ultimate goal with this workout, do you want to become the next Zumba?
• Where can we buy a copy at?

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David Lapp, 9:30 to 10:00 p.m.

David Lapp is a research associate at the Institute for American Values, and the co-investigator, along with his wife, of the Love and Marriage in Middle America Project, a research project about how working class young adults in one Ohio town form families and view marriage. Based on their interviews with over one hundred young adults, David and his wife are writing a book tentatively titled Love Like Crazy: Looking for Marriage in Middle America.

Talking points:

• The Love and Marriage in Middle America Project focuses on the marriage and family patterns of young Americans with a high school diploma, but no four-year college degree. Why?
• What percentage of Americans fall into this category?
• Are working class young adults who cohabit rejecting marriage altogether? What are they thinking about marriage?
• How do they think about divorce?
• Why are so many working class young couples having children before marriage?
• What are some of the things that are keeping working class couples from getting married?
• What was one of the most surprising findings about your research?
• Why are you calling your book Love Like Crazy: Looking for Marriage in Middle America?
• You’ve written publicly that simply encouraging cohabiting young adults to get married, and telling them about the benefits of marriage, is an insufficient response to the crisis of marriage in working class America. Why?
• What can be done to strengthen marriage in working class America?

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Tony Safina  (Media Research) tony@iglou.com

Tonight’s guests:

Stacy Swearengen, 8:06pm to 9:00pm

Website – www.portablecareerplanning.com

The wife of an Active Duty soldier, Stacy Swearengen has moved 5 times in the 9 years she has been married to her service member. But that’s just the life of a military spouse.

Despite the odds, Stacy has maintained a successful career for herself, all while following her husband. A Certified Career Management Coach, Stacy founded Military Spouse Portable Career Planning to help her fellow military spouses find and create their own career success stories, and then figure out how to make them transportable.

Recognized for this unique idea, Military Spouse Portable Career Planning has been named a Top Innovative Military Start-up by Inc.com.

Talking Points:

• We shared a little about your story, can you share more about your relationship with the military and what your experience has been like as someone married to a military man?
• For those unfamiliar with the military lifestyle, share with us a little bit about what the life is like daily.
• In the midst of everything you just talked about, tell us how your business, Military Spouse Portable Career Planning, came to be.
• Based on your experience, what is the biggest obstacle facing today’s military spouses?
• So how does the experience and dynamics of what is going in the spouse’s life impact the service member and the rest of the family?
• We hear a lot about troops returning from war impacting the families, but it sounds like the military spouses’ experience can also have a significant impact on the family dynamic. Is this a fair statement?
• Looking at your website, it seems much of your focus is on careers. How does that factor in to family and military spouse fulfillment?
• How does your business, Military Spouse Portable Career Planning, specifically help military spouses get to a place of fulfillment and satisfaction through their career?
• We briefly addressed in your introduction that your business actually travels with you as you follow your husband. How does that work if you are moving or not located near spouses who want your help?
• There’s been a lot of media coverage about cutbacks of our troops and government contractors. How do you see this impacting the overall military community, and perhaps that fulfillment we’ve been talking so much about?
• We talked a lot about fulfillment…. Can you speak more about why this idea of portability is so important?
• We see how you are helping your fellow military spouses. What can those of us outside of this community do to support the military families?
• What qualities do you think military spouses possess that set them apart from other job applicants?
• What is the number one issue you find military spouses face in finding fulfillment?
• Where can we find you and get more information?

Related Links:

Military OneSource (lots of related links in the subheadings)

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Rob Goldstein, 9:06 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Rob Goldstein has been helping businesses and consumers with credit and debt issues for almost 30 years. An innovator in the field of debt negotiation, he has counseled hundreds of clients nationwide on improving their financial situations. A co-author of two books and sought-after speaker and presenter, Goldstein’s workshops attract individuals and businesses alike. He is the author of TAKING CHARGE OF YOUR DEBT & CREDIT: What Everyone Should Know to Survive in Today’s Economic Crisis.

With millions of Americans trying to find their way from financial disaster back to credit worthiness, scammers, schemers, and tricksters are lining up to take advantage of  their fiscal naivety.

Rob Goldstein has been helping Americans pick themselves up by their financial bootstraps for decades and is now offering your audience everything he’s learned about how to avoid being scammed, while making the best financial decisions for today’s economic climate.

From securing the most advantageous mortgage terms and conditions despite predatory lenders to obtaining optimal credit terms with reliable and fair creditors, Goldstein’s advice will have your audience safely on their way back to financial security.

Talking Points:

• The most popular scams consumers run into, how to avoid them, and what to do if you’ve already been scammed.

• Collections 101: A crash course in handling debt collectors and avoiding falling prey to their  trickiest tactics.

• The truth about consumer credit agencies.  What you should know before deciding to sign up.

• The 3 things you need to do before considering bankruptcy.

Related links:

Identity Theft is a Crime (information from the U.S. Government)

Identity Theft (Consumer info from the Federal Trade Commission)

Scams List (Better Business Bureau)



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Tony Safina  (Media Research) tony@iglou.com

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Tonight’s guests:

John Reynolds, 8:06pm to 9:00pm

John Reynolds was born in Troy, Alabama, and grew up on a plantation during segregation.  In 1965 he volunteered to assist civil rights workers sent to Troy by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference as part of a campaign to register black people to vote in Alabama.  Later that year he was hired by Martin Luther King, Jr. as a member of SCLC’s field staff.  He worked for SCLC for the next seven years, primarily in the South, in places like Selma, Birmingham, Mississippi and South Carolina.  After leaving SCLC, he settled in Rhode Island where, after receiving a Master of Divinity degree, he served as Pastor of a Baptist church until his retirement five years ago.  He now lives in South Carolina where he has written a book about his experiences in the Civil Rights Movement.  His book, The Fight for Freedom; A Memoir of My Years in the Civil Rights Movement, was published in 2012.

Talking Points:

• •             How did you get involved in the Civil Rights Movement?
• What motivated you to do this?
• How old were you?
• Did you know Martin Luther King?
• What was he like?
• Tell us about the first time you met him?
• Where did you work in the Movement?  What kinds of things did you do?
• What sacrifices did you make when you joined the Movement?
• Do you think young people today would be willing to endure such sacrifices?
• Where were you when Dr. King was killed?  What were you doing?
• How did you deal with his death?
• Why did you write the book?
• What issues do you see today that compare to the issues you dealt with in the Movement?
• Do you think people work together today as they did then?
• How can communities and people today come together and work for change?
• If people are interested in the book, where can they purchase it?

Related Links:

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Dr Curtis Barrett, 9:06pm to 10:00pm

Dr Barrett is a psychologist and professor emeritus at the university of Louisville. He has worked with both the Kentucky and Indiana Councils on Problem Gambling as a founding member and a professional adviser, working to raise awareness of the issue among the citizenry, with governments, and even inside the gambling industry itself.

Talking Points:

• what triggers compulsive gambling?
• what makes it worse?
• it’s easy to see how people can develop chemical dependencies and addictions to things like alcohol and drugs, but what’s the biological basis for a behavioral addiction like gambling?
• how can we tell if someone we care about has a real gambling problem, versus them just gambling more than we think is wise?
• is it possible to have a gambling problem even if you don’t’ gamble frequently?
• Is gambling really a problem if the gambler can afford it?
• There are obvious health risks associated with other types of addiction, but what about gambling?
• What sorts of treatments and recovery programs are available for those who wish to overcome their gambling addiction?
• how can we help a gambler in recovery?

Related links:

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Tony Safina  (Media Research) tony@iglou.com

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Tonight’s guests:

Dr. Kate Tulenko is a globally recognized expert on global health labor markets. Her latest book is “Insourced: How Importing Jobs Impacts the Healthcare Crisis Hear and Abroad” on the devastating health, jobs, and economic impact of the insourcing of hundreds of thousands of foreign trained workers into the US.  Dr. Tulenko has published articles or reviews in the New York Times, Huffington Post, Salon.com, and Foreign Policy.  Follow her online at www.ktulenko.wordpress.com and on twitter @ktulenko.

Talking Points:

• Why as a physician are you interested in immigration reform?
• Why does it look like immigration reform might happen now after so long?
• Tell me about the different types of immigrants the US has?
• What is the group Obama refers to as “DREAMers”?
• What are “Value-Added Immigrants”?
• What is a high-value immigrant?
• What is the US’ immigration policy?
• How is immigration in medicine different from immigration in other high-tech fields?
• What are some of the changes we can make to immigration policy that will make the US stronger and more competitive?
• What are some of the changes we need to make internally to ensure the US remains a world leader in high-tech?

Related Links:

Immigration Reform (Wikipedia article)

DREAM Act –  Good moral character (Wikipedia article)

Immigration to the United States (Wikipedia article)

Illegal Immigration to the United States (Wikipedia article)

Lists of United States immigration laws (Wikipedia article)

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Dr. Dan Florell 9:06 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Dr. Dan Florell is an assistant professor at Eastern Kentucky University as part of the school psychology program. He also has a private practice that focuses on child and adolescent mental health services. Today he will be discussing stress among youth and what can be done about it.

Talking Points:

• What are some sources of stress for children and youth?
• What are some types of stress?
• What are the effects of toxic stress on brain development in early childhood?
• What are some effects of Toxic Stress in early childhood on adult health and well-being?
• How can I recognize stress in my child?
• Are there any other things I should be looking for?
• Are their health risks linked to childhood stress?
• What happens when teens become overloaded with stress?
• What are some mental health disorders for stress, and what does that look like?
• How can parents help?
• What can teens do to decrease stress?

Related Links:

Recent Podcast and Presentation recordings:

• RTI Presentation (10-11) – Audio and PPT ~90 minutes
• ADHD Parent Workshop (1-12) – Audio and Handouts ~80 minutes
• How Tech R U? ISPA Workshop (1-12) – Audio Pt.1 / Pt. 2 and PPT ~180 minutes
• Signs of Bullying KCSS (3-12) – Audio / Slides / Handout ~60 minutes
• Internet Safety and Sexting (10-12) – Audio ~135 minutes
• Problem Solving Assessment Series (cassette remastered) – Wesson, Reschly 1, Reschly 2, Allen, Shapiro, Fuchs, Shinn 1, Shinn 2, Wacker, Marston, Germann, Deno
• SPF Podcast – John Begeny, David Parker, Sarah Rowe (9-12)
• SPF Podcast – Randy Kamphaus (12-12)

And, more on stress and youth:

Coping With Stress  (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)

Stress  (Medline Plus)

Stress in Childhood  (Medline Plus)

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Tonight’s guests:

George Michael, 8:06p.m. to 9:00p.m.

George Michael received his Ph.D. from George Mason University’s School of Public Policy.  He is an associate professor of criminal justice at Westfield State University in Massachusetts.  Previously, he was an associate professor of nuclear counterproliferation and deterrence theory at the Air War College in Montgomery, Alabama.  He is the author of five books: Confronting Right-Wing Extremism and Terrorism in the USA (Routledge, 2003), The Enemy of my Enemy: The Alarming Convergence of Militant Islam and the Extreme Right (University Press of Kansas, 2006), Willis Carto and the American Far Right (University Press of Florida, 2008), Theology of Hate: A History of the World Church of the Creator (University Press of Florida, 2009), and Lone Wolf Terror and the Rise of Leaderless Resistance (Vanderbilt University Press, 2012).  In addition, his articles have been published in numerous academic journals.

Talking Points:

1. What is leaderless resistance?

2.  What factors do you believe give rise to the lone wolf terror trend?

3.  Which extremist movements have implemented the leaderless resistance approach?

4.  What can be done to counter the problem of lone wolf terrorism?

5.  What is the prospect of a small cell or lone wolf obtaining a weapon of mass destruction?

6. What are the key factors in looking for where lone wolf terrorist will attack?

7. Why is it so hard to find and stop them?

8. What is the government or law enforcement doing to prepare for it?

9. Why don’t large terror groups act as smaller groups if it can be more affective and are less  likely to be detected?

10. Are more lone wolf terrorist fighting against politics or religion?

11. Are the mentally ill more likely to act as lone wolf terrorist?

12. Would gun controls stop or slow down lone wolf terrorism?

Related links:

FBI: Terrorism

George Michael (Professor) ~ Wiki article

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Sherry Green, 9:06 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. author of Child Alone, who has taken up the causes of mental health and safety for children”

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Special Announcement:

Louisville Magic Club’s “Greatest Show” May 19th at The Palace

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Theme Song  “Mind Games”  by John Lennon

We’re playing those mind games together,
Pushing the barrier, planting seed,
Playing the mind guerrilla,
Chanting the Mantra peace on earth,
We all been playing those mind games forever,
Some kinda druid dude lifting the veil.
Doing the mind guerrilla,
Some call it magic the search for the grail,
Love is the answer and you know that for sure,
Love is the flower you got to let it, you got to let it grow,
So keep on playing those mind games together,
Faith in the future outta the now,
You just can’t beat on those mind guerrillas,
Absolute elsewhere in the stones of your mind,
Yeah we’re playing those mind games forever,
Projecting our images in space and in time,
Yes is the answer and you know that for sure,
Yes is surrender you got to let it, you got to let it go,
So keep on playing those mind games together,
Doing the ritual dance in the sun,
Millions of mind guerrillas,
Putting their soul power to the karmic wheel,
Keep on playing those mind games forever,
Raising the spirit of peace and love,
Love
(I want you to make love, not war, I know you’ve heard it before)

1973 ~ John Lennon

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BRIAN VANYO served in the U.S. Navy as an F-14 Tomcat Radar Intercept Officer in Fighter Squadron Eleven (VF-11) and is a veteran of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars–he deployed in support of Operations Noble Eagle (2001), Enduring Freedom (2002) and Iraqi Freedom (2004). Vanyo has worked as an analyst at the Office of Naval Intelligence and at the Defense Intelligence Agency. He holds a B.S. from the U.S. Naval Academy, a M.A. from the U.S. Naval War College, and a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law. He lives with his wife and children in Charlottesville, Virginia. Blog:  http://brianvanyo.com/ Book:   The American Ideology: Taking Back our Country with the Philosophy of our Founding Fathers

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Tonight’s guests:

David E. Hanna, Ph.D., 8:06pm to 9:00pm

Dr. Hanna is a licensed clinical psychologist with a wide range of clinical and administrative experiences.  He is currently the Interim President and CEO of Bluegrass.org, the regional board providing mental health, substance abuse, and intellectual and developmental disability services in the 17 county Bluegrass region.  Dr. Hanna received his bachelor’s degree from West Virginia University and his M.S. and Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Kentucky.   He is a recipient of the American Psychological Association’s Karl F. Heiser award for advocacy and the 2012 recipient of the Kentucky Psychological Association’s Psychologist of the Year award.

Talking Points:

• How well does the health care system recognize and help people deal with the impact of stress on their lives?
• What is the relationship between stress and chronic illness?
• What interventions can be used to help people deal with stress?
• What age related differences exist in people’s response to stress?

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General B.B Bell (UN- US Forces),  9:06pm to 10:00pm

Talking Points:

• What is North Koreas motive by announcing everything and making it public rather then trying to keep it more secretive
• China and North Korea are allies but China has warned North Korea about missile testing and other things they are doing. Why is North Korea Ignoring there allies that import there food and supplies.
• Is North Korea trying to bring attention to themselves to distract the US from one of there allies planning a attack
• What are we doing to strengthen our missile defense
• What are the strategic US military bases across the world going to prepare for this
• South Korea warned the US that North Korea has moved missiles in “considerable range” how close is “considerable range”
• The North Korean Military has been effectively running the country since Kim jun-il had a stroke in 2008 how much influence do they still have today
• How much is the Military influencing Kim Jong-un in his decisions today
• how long has this actually been an threat before it became public
• How much does North Korean’s isolation effect the diplomatic process, and is this turing into the next “Cold War?”

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Tony Safina  (Media Research) tony@iglou.com

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HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE !!!

(Tonight’s show was prerecorded. Dr. Stan and guests will be back next week.)

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Tonight’s guest:  Misty Vantrease, Esq. 8:06pm to 10pm

Ms. Vantrease received her B.A summa cum laude from Murray State University in 1998 and graduated University of Louisville in 2001. She has been Assistant Public Defender. She joined Kentucky Elderlaw, as associate in 2011 and became partner in January of 2013. Ms. Vantrease is the Chair-elect of the Elderlaw Section of the Kentucky Bar Association and a member of Probate Section. She is a member of the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, the Louisville Bar Association, and is a VA accredited attorney. She was voted a Top Elderlaw Attorney by her peers in Louisville Magazine in 2012 and again this year 2013.

Kelly Gannott serves on the Public Service Committee of the Louisville Bar Association. Before becoming an attorney, se was an editor and reporter at community newspapers. She grew up in Western Kentucky, where she was very close with her maternal grandmother. That relationship is what inspired her to become an elder law attorney.

Talking Points:

1.)  what is elder law?
2.)  why is it important to see and Elderlaw attorney/ how are they different than your general or estate planning attorney?
3.)  what legal documents should everyone have
4.)  what elements should a good POA have
5.)  difference between POA and guardianship
6.)  what are the levels of care? Assisted living, skilled, ect
7.)  how is long term care paid for in Kentucky
8.)  should a person have long term care insurance
9.)  what is the difference between medicare and medicaid
10) what is medicaid plannning
11) how is medicaid planning different from estate planning
12) what are early signs of dementia?
13) tell us about the stress of being a 24/7 caregiver?
14) when is a nursing home needed?
15) contrast using a private caregiver vs. an agency?
16) why are the protections an agency gives you important?
17) tell us about the dangers of guns in the home of a loved one suffering from dementia

This is all the information we have at this moment. We will add the rest as soon as we receive it from the rest of our guests.

Related links:

Eldercare Locator —
The Eldercare Locator is a public service of the U.S. Administration on Aging connecting you to services for older adults and their families. Also available by phone at  1-800-677-1116 .

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Tonight’s guests:

Harry Overline 8-9pm    Website:  journeytolove.net

Dr. Harry Overline is a clinical psychologist, in practice since 1976. He recently retired after 32 years at California State University, teaching courses in family therapy, couples counseling and more. He is the author of JOURNEY TO LOVE.

Talking Points:

• · I noticed your book is about helping people to have love in their lives. What stimulated you to help others and resulted in your entering the “helping professions”?
• · What motivated you to write this book, “The Journey To Love“.
• · What are the academic disciplines and other sources of information that led to the construction of your new definition of love?
• · How does your book begin?
• · What contribution did physical science make in your book?
• · What is the relationship of these energies you have mentioned to love?
• · What is the relationship between the flow of virtues in our essences and the ability to achieve love in human lives?
• · Earlier you mentioned that you believe that love has 5 stages, and that it is developmental over time. What are the names of these stages?
• · What did you mean when you said that love is a developmental process?
• · Please describe the characteristics of each of these stages?
• · How do you help individuals/couples to develop the love that they may be searching for in reading the Journey To Love?

Related Links:

Love  (Wiki article)

Quotes About Love  (goodread.com)

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Blake Levine   9-10pm   Website:  http://www.willlisten.com

Blake LeVine is a social worker and author of the book Beating Bipolar. He is the only social worker to meet Mother Teresa, Princess Diana, Margaret Thatcher, The Dalai Lama, Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney, Brad Pitt, Madonna, Nelson Mandela and over 5,000 notables.

Talking points:

• · Blake what is your book Beating Bipolar about?
• · Would you share about your experience dealing with bipolar disorder?
• · What would you tell others with a loved one or family members living with mental illness?
• · Do you have any interesting experiences meeting famous people?
• · What did you learn from meeting historical figures who made such an impact on our world?
• · Who was the favorite celebrity you met?
• · If you could share the funniest experience with a celebrity what is it?
• · For our viewers who are interested how do you work with clients?
• · What are some of the best lessons you’ve learned helping  those with  their mental health?
• · You seem very positive, how do you stay motivated and inspired?
• · How can we reach you?
• · Where can we find your book?

Related Links:

Bipolar Disorder  (MedlinePlus / a links extravaganza)

Mental Disorders  (MedlinePlus)

Mental Health  (MedlinePlus)

Mood Disorders  (MedlinePlus)

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St. Patrick’s Day links!!

St Patrick  (Wikipedia article)

St. Patrick’s Day (Wikipedia article)

St. Patrick’s Day  (stpatricksday.com)

St. Patrick: Little Known Facts (biography.com)

Irish-American Heritage Month (March) and St. Patrick’s Day (March 17): 2013 (census.gov)

St. Patrick’s Day Quotes  (quotegarden.com)

St. Patrick’s Day @The History Channel (history.com)
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