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 Audio Archives for November 2009

 

11/28/2009
Carole Marks with Roz Savage

She is the first woman in history to row solo from California to Hawaii and the author of “Rowing the Atlantic: Lessons Learned On the Open Ocean” {Simon & Schuster} For more information on Roz, visit www.rozsavage.com.

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11/28/2009
Jane Seymour

She is a multiple Emmy and Golden Globe winner who is probably best known for her role as Dr. Quinn in the series “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.” She also starred in the cult fan favorite “Somewhere in Time” with the late Christopher Reeve and was seen recently on the hit TV show “Dancing With the Stars.” She will share her inspirational story and encourage others to share theirs in the “Open Hearts Community.” Go to www.keepanopenheart.com for more information.

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11/28/2009
Ellen Ratner/Carole Marks with Dr. Julie Holland

She is a psychiatrist specializing in psychopharmacology and is an assistant professor of psychiatry at NYU School of Medicine. She will talk about her new book, “Weekends At Bellevue: Nine Years On the Night Shift At the Psych ER.” {Bantam Books}

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11/28/2009
Steve Weisman

Steve will talk about holiday scams.

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11/28/2009
Carole Marks with Beverlye Hyman Fead

She is a stage IV Cancer survivor and the author of “Nana, What’s Cancer? {American Cancer Society}

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11/28/2009
Carole Marks with Debi Mazur

She is a New York native and made her feature film debut in Martin Scorsese’s “Goodfellas” as Ray Liotta’s junkie mistress. She also stars in HBO’s “Entourage” and on this season’s “Dancing With the Stars.” She will talk about her family member’s success story over Bipolar Depression. For more information, go to www.FacingBipolar.com.

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11/28/2009
Ellen Ratner/Jacqueline Marcell

She is the author of “Elder Rage, or Take My Father….Please! How To Survive Caring For Aging Parents.” {Impressive Press} She also has a radio show called “Coping With Caregiving.” For more information, visit www.elderrage.com. November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.

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11/28/2009
Richard Neer
 
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11/21/2009
Carole Marks with Linda Tarr Whelan

She served under both Clinton and Carter. She was appointed as Ambassador by Clinton and confirmed by the Senate in 1997. She also served as deputy assistant to President Jimmy Carter in the White House. Ladies Home Journal named her “One of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Washington.” She will talk about her book, “Women Lead the Way: Your Guide to Stepping Up to Leadership and Changing the World.” {Berrett-Koehler Publishers} Go to www.lindatarrwhelan.com for more information.

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11/21/2009
Dr. Michael Pryce

He is an orthopedic surgeon and medical expert who served on the Senatorial Inner Circle and presidential medical Roundtables in Washington, DC during the Reagan and Bush administrations. He will talk about his book, “ANATHEMA! America’s War On Medicine: A Veteran Doctor Offers a Cure For What Ails America’s Health Care System.” {Trafford Press}

 

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11/21/2009
Ellen Ratner/Carole Marks with Judith Stein

She is the executive director of the Center For Medicare Advocacy and will talk about the Medicare “Improvement Standard” Advocacy and Education Initiative. You can e-mail your personal stories at improvement@medicareadvocacy.org.

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11/21/2009
Steve Weisman

Steve will talk about people with 401k’s not cashing them in during bad times.  Steve is the author of “The Truth About Avoiding Scams” and “The Truth About Buying Annuities” both published by Prentice Hall.

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11/21/2009
Carole Marks with Robert Swan

He was the first person at the age of 33 to walk to both the North and South Poles. He will talk about his book, “ANTARCTICA 2041: My Quest To Save the Earth’s Last Wilderness.” {Broadway Books} For more information, visit www.2041.com.

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11/21/2009
Marc Padellaro

He is an attorney who practices law in Cambridge, MA and will talk about tort reform and the changes proposed for medical care for universal coverage.

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11/21/2009
Carole Marks with Theodore Roszak

He is professor emeritus of history at California State University and the author of “The Making Of An Elder Culture: Reflections On the Future Of America’s Most Audacious Generation.” {New Society Publishers}

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11/21/2009
Richard Neer
 
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11/14/2009
Carole Marks with Dr. Randall Starling

He is one of the foremost authorities on heart health and the author of “The Cleveland Clinic Guide To Heart Failure.” {Kaplan Publishing}

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11/14/2009
James Brown

He anchors CBS Television Network’s NFL pre-game show, The NFL Today and the author of “Role Of a Lifetime: Reflections On Faith, family, and Significant Living.” {FaithWords}

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11/14/2009
Ellen Ratner/Carole Marks with John Rasmus

He is the editor-in-chief of national Geographic Adventure magazine and will talk about his book “The New Age Of Adventure: 10 Years of Great Writing.” {National Geographic}

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11/14/2009
Steve Weisman

Steve will talk about whether your insurance company will be able to pay your annuity. Plug his book “The Truth About Buying Annuities” published by Prentice Hall.

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11/14/2009
Carole Marks with Zippora Karz

She is the author of “The Sugarless Plum: A Ballerina’s Triumph Over Diabetes.” {Harlequin} Zippora is a former soloist ballerina with the New York City Ballet, where she performed from 1983-1999.

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11/14/2009
Carole Marks with Dr. Robin Remsburg

She is the associate dean of Mason’s School of Nursing in the college of Health and Human Services. She is also a Gerontological nurse. She will talk about a new geriatric training program that will eventually be made available to other nursing schools outside of the region.

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11/14/2009
Larry Harris

He is the author of “And Party Every Day.” {Backbeat Books} This is the story of two men, cousins Larry Harris and Neil Bogart and the empire they built through Casablanca Records. Casablanca was famous for signing huge acts like KISS, Donna Summer, and The Village People.

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11/14/2009
Richard Neer
 
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11/7/2009
Carole Marks with Jim McHugh

He is the grandson of Jimmy McHugh and will talk about “I Feel a Song Coming On: The Life of Jimmy McHugh” by Alyn Shipton. {University of Illinois Press} Jimmy McHugh is the creator of favorites such as “I’m In the Mood For Love” and “On the Sunny Side of the Street.” This is the first part of the interview. The focus is mainly on his grandfather and how “I’m In the Mood For Love” came about.

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11/7/2009
Carole Marks with Jim McHugh

In this part of the interview he speaks about his career as a photographer and how he has photographed famous celebrities like Tina Turner and Clint Eastwood. His photographs will be at the Farmani Gallery in Brooklyn in December. Go to www.jimmchugh.com for more information.

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11/7/2009
Ellen Ratner/Julie Andrews and Emma Walton Hamilton

Julie Andrews is one of the most recognized figures in the entertainment world and a best selling author for more than 35 years. She has collaborated with her daughter Emma on a deluxe fully illustrated anthology, “Julie Andrews’ Collection of Favorite Poems, Songs and Lullabies.” {Little Brown Books for Young Readers}

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11/7/2009
Steve Weisman

Steve will talk about the Ohio Supreme Court imposing a 6.4 million dollar fine against a company that swindled seniors. He will talk about the lesson to be learned and what to avoid.

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11/7/2009
Carole Marks with Patricia Cornwell

She is one of the world’s major international best-selling authors, translated into thirty-six languages across more than fifty countries. She is the world’s best-selling crime writer and founder of the Virginia Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine. She will talk about her latest Kay Scarpetta novel called “The Scarpetta Factor.” {Putnam}

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11/7/2009
Erik Loebl

He is the author of “A Light In the Midst of Darkness.” {Xulon Press} The book helps families deal with crisis surrounding illness. For more information, visit www.miracleshappentoday.com.

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11/7/2009
Carole Marks with Gaylen Ross

She is an award-winning film and documentary producer, writer, and actress. Her latest film is called “Killing Kasztner: The Jew Who Dealt with Nazis.”The film began playing on October 23rd at Cinema Village in New York, and theatrically in major cities. For more information, visit www.killingkasztner.com

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11/7/2009
Richard Neer
 
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