Archives for 2012

The Real Stories of Blood and Honey

January 13, 2012 by Sharon Riegie Maynard

Danica Anderson, international Trauma Expert, shares over a decade of hearing and treating war crimes and trauma in Bosnia and around the world.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: Africa, Anderson, angelina, Balkan, birth, Blood, boycott, camps, catastrophic, Collaboration, concentration, criminal, crisis, Cross, Cultural, Danica, Darfur, Darfurs, food, herstory, history, holocaust, Honey, immigrants, india, jolie, justice, Kilo, maynard, movie, Muslim, Nations, radio, responder, riegie, secret, Serbia, serbo-Croatian, sharon, Sri Lanka, Sudan, trauma, United, violence, war, weaving, women, womens, world, Yugoslavic

Janice Waugh – Solo Traveler’s Handbook

January 12, 2012 by Elaine Masters

The Solo Travelers Handbook author, Janice Waugh, talks about triumphing over grief, empty nesting, and safe, independent travel.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: elaine j masters, janice waugh, safe travel, solo travel, solo travelers handbook, solo travelers society, trip wellness

Episode #73, “You Are What You Love”

January 12, 2012 by Vaishali

Vaishali fields phone calls from people seeking life management advice.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: vaishali

The 8th Annual Health Freedom Expo Returns to Long Beach Convention Center!

January 12, 2012 by WomensRadio

The Time for Action is NOW!

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: events, Health Freedom Expo, HealthKeepers Alliance, long beach convention center

Making Chemotherapy More Tolerable

January 12, 2012 by Richard Gracer

Interview with Miki De Vries and Rishi Sawhney, MD, on chemotherapy side effects and ways to make chemotherapy more tolerable

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: richard gracer

Optimism A Key To Successful Gen Y Entrepreneurs

January 11, 2012 by Tamara Bell

Small Businesses Good Launching Pads for Young Startups

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: finance, gen y, Gen Y Entrepreneurs, Keeping Up with Gen Y, rewards program, Sammy Shreibati, SaveUp, Silicon Valley, startup, tamara bell

Cradle to Career Project Addresses Latino Families

January 11, 2012 by Robin Eschler

Socially Conscious Investing online radio interviews Dr. Anita Perez Ferguson about the THRIVE education project, a cradle to career model based on the success of the Harlem Children’s Zone for children from low-income families. Learn how to take a step in assuring your own community’s successful future.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: child development, cradle to career, early childhood education, early childhood learning, early education, early learning, Harlem Children zone, no child left behind, santa barbara foundation, santa barbara foundation thrive project

Ravenous Romance & Yarnagogo.com

January 10, 2012 by Jennifer S. Wilkov

Lori Perkins, Editorial Director of Ravenous Romance and a literary agent at L Perkins Agency, and Rachael Herron, the founder of Yarnagogo.com and author of “A Life In Stitches”

Filed Under: Entertainment Tagged With: author, book marketing, books, jennifer s wilkov, jennifer wilkov, knitting, literary agent, Lori Perkins, publicity, publishing, Rachael Herron, ravenous romance, romance, writing, yarnagogo, yarnagogo.com, your book is your hook

Spike Humer – Author, Speaker, Thought-leader

January 10, 2012 by Get Conscious Now

Spike has formulated innovative business growth and explosive marketing strategies for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and multi-million dollar organizations.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: 10-Day Turnaround, coaching, consulting, entrepreneurial adviser, entrepreneurs, explosive marketing, high-achievers, intutive consultant, small businesses, small-business consultant, spiritual consultant, turnaround expert

Crafting Clothes, Art and the Wise Woman Tradition with Lucretia Jones

January 8, 2012 by Susun Weed

Susun Weed interviews herbalist and artist, Lucretia Jones.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: art, body care, herbal healing, lucretia jones, susun weed