August 1, 2013
01. Sentencing Bradley Manning
02. Peace Prize for Manning?
03. Forgiving Anthony Weiner
04. Is Salad Safe?
05. Cheap, End-of-Summer Fun
06. Pack Your Travel Smarts
07. Where Internet Predators Lurk
08. Hurricanes, Tornadoes & Summer Disasters
09. More American Families Homeless
10. Top 5 Interview Blunders
11. How to Talk at Work
12. She Built a $5M Business in 18 Months
13. Zimmerman Trial ? Spark that Ignited
14. Feng Shui of the Royal Family Tree
15. Can Clutter Make You Sick?
16. Former Actress on Facing Cancer with Grace
17. Can You Choose to Be Happy?
18. Summer Pet Safety
19. Astrologer on Hollywood Cold Cases
20. He?s the Ultimate Party Authority
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01. ==> Sentencing Bradley Manning
According to Gabriel Schoenfeld of the Hudson
Institute, Bradley Manning betrayed America, broke the
law, and needs to be punished. ?Our government is
acting fully within its rights and with justice on its
side when it punishes someone who betrays his oath,
abuses his position of responsibility in a way that
weakens our country and imperils friends and allies
around the world.? He adds, ?The indiscriminate mass
leaking that Manning engaged in was recklessness of a
high order. However much one wants to temper justice
with mercy when a young person commits a crime, it?s
Manning?s recklessness that demands he face a harsh
sentence.? Gabriel Schoenfeld is a senior fellow at the
Hudson Institute, a policy research center that
describes itself as working to promote national and
global security and freedom. He is the author of
?Necessary Secrets: National Security, the Media and
the Rule of Law,? and ?A Bad Day on the Romney
Campaign: An Insider?s Account.? Contact him at
schoenfeld.g@gmail.com; @gabeschoenfeld or James
Bologna at (202) 974-6456; jbologna@hudson.org
02. ==> Peace Prize for Manning?
Despite a judge finding him guilty of 20 counts -
include violations of the Espionage Act ? Norman
Solomon says Bradley Manning should get the Nobel Peace
Prize. ?Thanks to Manning, vast troves of information
have become public knowledge, making possible more
informed debate about war and peace. For instance, he
leaked the now-infamous ?collateral murder? video, with
a soundtrack of chilling banter as U.S. servicemen in a
pair of gunships fired on civilians in Baghdad.?
Solomon says he?ll deliver a petition to the Nobel
Committee in Oslo next month, with more than 100,000
signatures. Norman Solomon is founding director of the
Institute for Public Accuracy and author of ?War Made
Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us to
Death.? He?s the co-founder of RootsAction.org, which
organized the petition. Contact him at (415) 488-3606,
solomonprogressive@gmail.com
03. ==> Forgiving Anthony Weiner
After admitting he sent more lewd messages to women
after his 2011 resignation from Congress, NYC mayoral
hopeful Anthony Weiner?s poll numbers plummeted, his
campaign manager quit, and questions keep coming about
his online relationships. Weiner vows to stay in the
race, and his wife, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, says
she?s forgiven him and New York voters should too.
Should she? Could you? Should voters? Lisa Gibson
considers herself a forgiveness expert. She lost her
brother in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over
Scotland and made headlines when she met ? and forgave
- Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, one of the world?s
most notorious terrorist and man responsible for her
brother?s death. She?ll outline the five stages people
need to go through in order to forgive anyone and share
the life changing stories of others who have applied
these principles to their lives. Lisa is a terrorism
expert who does conflict resolution training in war
torn countries like Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq and Sudan.
She?s been featured on CNN, MSNBC, NBC, ABC, CBS, and
countless other networks and has written ?Releasing the
Chains: Timeless Wisdom on How to Forgive Anyone for
Anything? and ?Life In Death: A Journey from Terrorism
to Triumph.? Contact Lisa Gibson at (720) 839-3285
(CO); lisa@peaceandprosperityalliance.org
04. ==> Is Salad Safe?
Prepackaged salad is believed to be behind a cyclospora
outbreak that?s sickened hundreds across the country
over the past few weeks. Hundreds of people have been
affected in 16 states with almost two dozen
hospitalized. Health officials say the threat is gone
and people should still eat their fruits and veggies,
but they advise washing everything thoroughly. Jon
Frank says washing may help get rid of some health
threats, but you may still consume toxic residue and
eat food that has fewer nutrients, all because of the
way most produce is grown today. You?ll hear why
locally grown and organic produce may not be healthier
options, which minerals are missing from most produce,
how toxic residues reduce absorption of nutrients, and
health issues caused by the unlabeled genetically
modified foods you?re eating. Jon Frank owns a soil
testing lab and educates gardeners and large-scale
growers nationwide on how to produce nutrient dense
produce. His new book is ?Grow Your Own Nutrition: How
to Opt Out of Toxic Agriculture.? Contact him at (507)
236-9076 (MN); jon.frank@aglabs.com
05. ==> Cheap, End-of-Summer Fun
Looking to keep the kids occupied, have some summer
fun, and stay on budget? ?No problem,? says Denise
Winston. Invite the financial expert Readers Digest
calls one of the Cheapest People in America to talk
about ways to sneak in some fun this August, without
breaking the bank. Denise has lots of great ideas for
getting the whole family involved in planning ? and
paying ? for activities. You?ll learn where to find
inexpensive ? or even free ? workshops and classes, and
how giving back to others can bring great rewards.
Denise is a former banker and the author of ?Money
Starts Here! Your Practical Guide to Survive and Thrive
in Any Economy.? Contact her at (661) 333-5247 (CA);
denise@MoneyStartHere.com
06. ==> Pack Your Travel Smarts
Cubicles everywhere are empty but airports and highways
are hopping! It?s summer travel season, and Hon. Nancy
Steorts, a safety expert and former head of the U.S.
Consumer Product Safety Commission says travel is
exciting and fun, but you need to keep your wits about
you, and be smart. She?ll tell you the safest clothes
to wear on a plane and explain how simple things, like
noting your hotel?s emergency exits, could save your
life should you find yourself in a ?situation.? She
says women, in particular, should only use their first
initials and last names when making reservations and
checking in. ?And make sure the hotel clerk does not
announce your room number. If it happens, request a new
room.? She?ll also share a safety checklist on how to
keep your house safe while you?re away. Nancy Steorts
is the author of several books including ?Your Home
Safe Home.? Steorts has appeared on national networks
including ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News.
Contact her at (240) 401-7782 (VA);
nancysteorts@cox.net
07. ==> Where Internet Predators Lurk
Millions of us use the Internet every day for shopping,
emailing, connecting ? it?s a great resource but it?s
also the perfect avenue for predators waiting to take
advantage of their next victim. Cyberstalking expert
Jayne Hitchcock, a victim herself, will explain how
criminals use the Web to stalk victims, bully them,
extort them out of money and even target them as
victims of violent crime. You?ll learn where the bad
guys are most likely to get your information, why you
should always lurk before posting a comment, and how to
make sure your kids don?t become targets. Jayne
Hitchcock has appeared on numerous major network news
shows. She?s the president and co-founder of WHOA
(Working to Halt Online Abuse) and conducts law
enforcement training and school presentations about the
importance of Internet safety. Contact Rob Colding at
(609) 654-6266, ext. 330(ME); rcolding@infotoday.com
08. ==> Hurricanes, Tornadoes & Summer Disasters
It?s August, and prime season for some intense weather
around much of the country. Invite disaster
preparedness expert Dr. Arthur Bradley on your show to
share tips your listeners need to get through the rest
of summer, whether they?re in tornado alley or in
coastal areas prone to hurricanes. ?Most Americans
simply don?t appreciate that the United States
experiences more dangerous weather than any other
country in the world. It isn?t until winds are blowing
and rain is pounding that they begin to think about
their vulnerability. Unfortunately, by then, it is
often too late.? He?ll detail how to avoid what he
calls the Five Horsemen of Death and what everyone
should have on hand at all times, at home and in their
car. Arthur Bradley, Ph.D. is the author of ?Handbook
to Practical Disaster Preparedness for the Family and
the Prepper?s Instruction Manual.? Contact him at (757)
332-0829
09. ==> More American Families Homeless
Right now, one in five American children lives in
poverty and family homelessness in the United States
has increased more than 20 percent since the recession
began in 2007. Ralph da Costa Nunez, Ph.D., president
of the Institute for Children, Poverty and
Homelessness, has worked closely with homeless families
for more than two decades. He?ll discuss why there are
nearly 1 million homeless students in public schools,
why you should talk to your children about poverty and
homelessness, why simply building housing isn?t the
answer, and what can be done in your community to help
break the cycle of family and child homelessness. Dr.
Ralph Nunez is former deputy director for the New York
City Mayor?s Office of Homeless and Housing Services
and a professor at Columbia University. He?s the author
of ?A Shelter is Not a Home? Or is it? ? Revisited? and
numerous publications. Contact Linda Bazerjian at (212)
358-8086, ext. 1204 (NY); Lbazerjian@ICPHusa.org
10. ==> Top 5 Interview Blunders
You got the interview and waited to hear back but ?
nothing. What happened? According to interview coach
and recruiting expert Stuart Taylor, most people are
disqualified early on for any number of avoidable deal
breakers, including not knowing enough about a company,
fumbling on a response, a poor handshake, or even
forgetting to ask for a business card. Taylor advises
job candidates to approach the interviews the same way
you would a date. He?ll reveal the top 5 mistakes
people make, rules for a great interview, and how to
avoid the ?last second? mistakes that can derail one.
Taylor is the author of ?How to Ace a Job Interview.?
Contact him at (323) 974-7353 (MD);
stuart@topperformers.com
11. ==> How to Talk at Work
Shawn Kent Hayashi works with Fortune 500 companies to
help their employees learn how to communicate
effectively and collaboratively ? even when their
personalities, priorities and work styles are miles
apart. You?ll learn 12 conversations you can use in any
work situation and how to get workplace conversations
back on track ? even when they seem to be veering out
of control. She?ll share how changing the way you talk
with peers, employees and bosses can move your career
forward and help you motivate others and get results.
Shawn Kent Hayashi is an executive coach, keynote
speaker and the founder of The Professional Development
Group. Her latest book is ?Conversations that Get
Results and Inspire Collaboration.? Contact her at
(215) 588-1188 (PA);
Shawn@TheProfessionalDevelopmentGroup.com
12. ==> She Built a $5M Business in 18 Months
Did you know that more than 12 percent of U.S. adults
started or ran a new business last year? While millions
of Americans are eager to join their ranks, running a
successful small business is much more challenging than
most entrepreneurs expect. Interview business start-up
expert Niki Pfeiffer to learn what she did to grow her
start-up business. ?So many businesses fail because the
business tries to be everything to everyone or spread
itself too thin. Business success is more about what
you say ?no? to rather than what you say ?yes? to.? A
business strategist who has worked with many Fortune
500 companies, Niki Pfeiffer created a multimillion-
dollar technology business in just 18 months and is the
inventor of the Wine Gabby wine carrier. Contact her
at (610) 805-5803 (PA); npfeiffer@nikipfeiffer.com
13. ==> Zimmerman Trial ? Spark that Ignited
The George Zimmerman verdict has further divided
America on the issue of race, but many people are
missing key factors driving this nationwide emotion.
According to Sandra and Daniel Biskind, the spike in
anger and frustration isn?t just about this event. They
say the big picture goes way back. ?The not guilty
verdict has triggered a flood of ancient anger,
frustration and despair. When a tragedy like this
occurs, we can?t ignore the feelings we try to deny
every day; we are afraid we don?t belong in this world
with the people we find as our neighbors.? Sandra and
Daniel Biskind are spiritual life coaches who?ve
appeared on numerous radio shows and in magazines
throughout Australia and New Zealand. Their upcoming
book is ?The Forgiveness Principles.? Contact them at
(310) 658-8406; biskind@heartpower.net
14. ==> Feng Shui of the Royal Family Tree
Little Prince Georgie is third in line to be King,
behind Grandpa Charles, and his dad, William. Just like
an episode of Downton Abbey, we love the pomp and
circumstance of the Royal Family along with the cast of
characters. Bring Patt Sendejas on your show to talk
about the dynamics of the family by analyzing their
Feng Shui personality styles. She?ll explain the
relationship between Kate and the Queen, the success of
Kate and William?s marriage, and why Princess Di and
the Queen didn?t get along. She?ll also reveal how this
new edition to the family tree will change things. She
says it?s no surprise Prince Harry loves to play and
will make a great uncle. Patt Sendejas is the author
of several books including her latest, ?Live Your Life
on Purpose ? Discover Your Feng Shui Personality Type:
The People & Spaces that Support You? Contact her at
(805) 523-8488; pat@speaker4change.com
15. ==> Can Clutter Make You Sick?
Organizing expert Dorothy Breininger says most people
don?t realize the ill effect clutter is having on them.
She says summer is the perfect time to take a hard look
at your garage, basement, closet and everywhere in-
between where things accumulate. She?ll explain what
your clutter says about you if you have too much paper,
too many clothes, too much food, or too many books, and
the link between clutter and weight gain, unhappiness
and poor health. Dorothy Breininger is seen on A&E?s
Hoarders series and has appeared on the Today show, Dr.
Phil, The View, Oprah and other programs. Her latest
book is ?Stuff Your Face or Face Your Stuff.? Contact
Kim Weiss at Kimw@hcibooks.com
16. ==> Former Actress on Facing Cancer with Grace
Former All My Children actress Mary Ann Wasil was
diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004. She?ll share her
personal story and how she?s faced her battle with
grace, style and faith ? even if it means wearing
stilettos to her chemotherapy appointments and paying
her doctors in warm donuts and gerbera daisies. Invite
her to hear what it?s really like to be a cancer
patient, why a diagnosis isn?t a death sentence and why
she calls the years since her diagnosis the happiest of
her life. Mary Ann Wasil was 39 years old and the
single mother of three when diagnosed with cancer.
She?s since become a health activist, speaker, and the
author of ?A Diary of Healing.? She?s also the founder
the nonprofit Get In Touch Foundation. Contact her at
(203) 913-7773 (CT); mediarequets@maryannwasil.com
17. ==> Can You Choose to Be Happy?
We?ve all seen them; those people who always seem
upbeat, happy and hopeful, even when those around them
aren?t. What?s the secret? Rico Racosky says they
choose to be that way and he?ll explain how anyone can
transform their own attitude. Rico says we?re
conditioned to think happiness is elusive, rare or even
unnatural, but in reality, happiness is there for the
taking, if you decide to grab it. You?ll learn how
happy people keep smiling despite a struggling economy,
workplace or personal issues, and even the weather!
When he?s not flying planes, Rico Racosky writes
motivational books for kids and adults. His latest is
?Just2Choices ? It?s that Simple.? Contact him at (303)
442-0324 (CO); rico@just2choices.com
18 ==> Summer Pet Safety
From pests to heatstroke, pets face a whole host of
dangers in summertime. Bring Dorie Miller on your show
and learn the top five critters that pose the greatest
danger to your dog, how your pup?s teeth could be most
at risk during the summer months, and what happens when
you leave your pet outside ? even when the heat?s as
low as 70 degrees. Dorie Miller founded The Marley
Foundation after her beloved dog, Marley, was bitten by
a rattlesnake while on a hike. After a two-mile sprint
to an emergency clinic, Marley was able to recover from
the poisonous bite. Now, Dorie?s on a mission to
educate others on the hazards pets face in the summer
months. The Marley Foundation is a fund that helps
people pay for emergency veterinary care. Contact Dorie
Miller at (608) 520-4632 (WI);
dorie@changeunlimited.com
19. ==> Astrologer on Hollywood Cold Cases
Can the stars in the sky shed light on the mysteries
surrounding Hollywood?s brightest stars? Forensic
astrologer B.D. Salerno says yes?and she?ll discuss her
shocking findings with your audience. Ask B.D. whether
Marilyn Monroe?s death was really a suicide, if Natalie
Wood fell off that boat, and who the stars say is the
real culprit in JonBenet Ramsey?s murder. B.D. will
also discuss how the positions of stars and planets
reveal clues about the mysterious deaths and
disappearances of ordinary folks all across the
country. B.D. Salerno has been an astrologer for 20
years and has worked with investigators on missing-
persons cold cases. She is developing methods for the
astrological profiling of criminals and is the author
of ?Forensics by the Stars: Astrology Investigates.?
Contact Grace Allen at (888) 795-4274;
grace.allen@iuniverse.com
20. ==> He?s the Ultimate Party Authority
Staging an event is never easy, just ask Darren
Johnson, the nation?s top corporate event planner. He?s
the guy Microsoft, Disney, Universal Studios and Coca
Cola call to make their events special. Johnson has a
behind-the-scenes tale for the biggest and splashiest
parties he?s produced; And while nearly every story has
a happy ending, some of the moments leading up to them
are painful, unwelcome and truly terrifying. Surprises
like charging rattlesnakes, sprinklers going off during
outdoor receptions, and power outages at night. He?ll
share must-know rules to producing a killer event for
100 guests or 10,000. Johnson has produced more than
4,000 corporate and sport events throughout North
America and has appeared on NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, CNBC,
in the Miami Herald, and in several online news
magazines. His new book is ?Going Live: Insider Secrets
to Corporate Event Production. Contact him at (352)
205-6866 (FL); darren@dwj-p.com
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