Archives for 2012

Good Grief!

March 9, 2012 by Claire Power Murphy, HonDL

A decade later a certified Grief Counselor shares how her former New York family has coped with 9/11!

Episode #81, “You Are What You Love”

March 8, 2012 by Vaishali

Vaishali fields phone calls from people seeking life management advice.

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Celebrating International Women’s Day with Women’s Foundation of California

March 7, 2012 by Robin Eschler

Judy Patrick, President and CEO of the Women’s Foundation of California speaks about the issues facing women in California. Hear the facts about women’s employment, women in prison, issues facing single moms and how you can make a difference and impact change.

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Tips to Starting a Running Program

March 7, 2012 by Kymberly Williams-Evans and Alexandra Williams

Fun and Fit interview running coach and Olympic hopeful, Meghan Kennihan on the best ways to start a running program. Ready? Set. Run!

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Alexandra Williams, beginning runners, beginning running program, FitFluential, fun and fit, jog, Kymberly Williams-Evans, Meghan Kennihan, prevent shin splints, race, run, running, running tips

“Here’s Lucie” – Susan speaks with Lucie Arnaz

March 7, 2012 by Susan Brender

Lucie talks about her life from A-Z: being the daughter of Icons Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball and her career spanning 45 years in TV, movies, music and theater. Stay tuned at the end of the interview for the song “The Music in Your Heart”, sung by Lucie Arnaz from her Latin Roots CD.

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“Yogawoman” Changes Yoga Forever!

March 7, 2012 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Kate Clere McIntyre shares how she started practicing yoga and how she sees women driving the yoga industry today.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Annette Bening, Anusara Yoga, Kate Clere McIntyre, Minnie Driver, pat lynch, speak up, The Heart of Transformation, yoga, yogawoman

Meditation for Stress Relief

March 7, 2012 by Beth Greer

Thom Knoles talks about the potential of the brain and its impact on the health of the body and how doing daily meditation reduces stress.

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Statehood for Puerto Rico – Yes!

March 6, 2012 by Pat Lynch, Editor-in-Chief

Elizabeth Cuevas-Neunder talks about the Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Florida’s current initiatives, as well as its upcoming Florida and Puerto Rican Summit.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: business, domestic trade, Elizabeth Cuevas-Neunder, Florida, Florida and Puerto Rican Summit, international trade, pat lynch, Port of Americas Ponce, Port of Tampa, Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Florida, Puerto Rico, speak up, speakup, trade

Green Marketing, Publishing & Big Vegan Cookbook

March 6, 2012 by Jennifer S. Wilkov

She Horowitz, a green/ethical marketing consultant & copywriter of GreenAndProfitable.com, talks green book marketing & publishing and Robin Asbell, a chef, food writer, and cooking teacher specializing in natural foods, talks about her “Big Vegan” cookbook.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: author, book marketing, chef, cooking teacher, environment, food writer, green, green marketing, jennifer s wilkov, jennifer wilkov, marketing, media, natural foods, New Vegetarian, organic, public relations, publicity, publishing, recipes, Robin Asbell, Shel Horowitz, vegan, vegan recipes, vegetarian, vegetarian recipes, women, writer, writing, your book is your hook

Brad Hurvitz – Trek to Teach

March 6, 2012 by Elaine Masters

After months traveling and teaching, Brad Hurvitz discusses his path to developing the Trek to Teach program in Tibetan villages.

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