October 2, 2018
01. Did Brett Kavanaugh Lie Under Oath?
02. Democrats’ Bogus Judicial Temperament Claim
03. Daytime TV’s Thom Bierdz’ Tell-All Sex Memoir
04. What You Don’t Know: Prince in the Recording Studio
05. Friday is Kids Music Day
06. She Survived a Tsunami Like the One in Indonesia
07. How Dads Can Raise Strong Daughters in the #MeToo Age
08. Caring for a Loved One with Breast Cancer
09. What You Can Do about Our Massive Problems
10. This M.D. Has a Cure for ‘Trump Anxiety Syndrome’
11. How to Triple Your Energy without Coffee
12. Interview the ‘Don Quixote’ of Health Care Reform
13. Neurologist On Solving Football’s Concussion Problem
14. How Mentally Fit Are You?
15. Is Staying in Your Home the Best Choice for Retirees?
16. Interview ‘The Decision Doctor’
17. 3 Reasons to Give Your Life a Scorecard
18. Is Cell Phone Addiction Hijacking Your Family?
19. Is Story Time for Kids a Thing of the Past?
20. Perfect for ‘Warrior’ and ‘Bloodfist’ Fans
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1. ==> Did Brett Kavanaugh Lie Under Oath?
Bob Schiff, Lisa Graves and Jeff Berman have written a Time magazine piece
entitled ‘Brett Kavanaugh Can’t Be Trusted. We Know Because We Worked as Counsel
to Senators When He Was in the Bush White House.’ In it they write: “At his
first confirmation hearing in April 2004, Kavanaugh said he had never received
material stolen from Democrats. He repeated that testimony in May 2006 under
questioning by both Democratic Senators and Chairman Hatch. But emails released
earlier this month, after originally being deemed ‘committee confidential,’ show
that Kavanaugh was in frequent contact with (Manuel) Miranda and received
material that had been stolen from the Senate Judiciary Committee server. These
emails contradict his testimony under oath. …” Robert Schiff served as chief
counsel for Senator Russ Feingold; Lisa Graves served as chief counsel for
nominations for Sen. Leahy; Jeff Berman served as chief counsel for Senator
Charles Schumer. Contact Bob Schiff at robertfschiff@gmail.com, Lisa Graves at
lisa@documentedinvestigations.org or Jeff Berman at jeffberman@gmail.com
2. ==> Democrats’ Bogus Judicial Temperament Claim
According to Andrew McCarthy, the most risible and blatantly political claim
posited by Democrats is their objection to Brett Kavanaugh’s purported lack of
judicial temperament. “Of course, the best measure we have of how someone will
perform in a government office is how that person has already performed when in
that office, or in a very similar one. And the best measure we have of the
seriousness and good faith of a critic’s claim against a nominee is whether the
critic consistently levels similar charges in analogous situations.” McCarthy
points to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg and her derogatory comments about Donald
Trump. “If they practiced consistency, Kavanaugh’s critics would be calling for
Ginsburg to step down, or at the very least to recuse herself from any case in
which a component of the Trump administration is a party before the Court.”
Andrew McCarthy, a former top federal prosecutor, is a senior fellow at the
National Review Institute, a contributing editor at National Review, and a well-
known commentator on legal, national security, and political affairs. He also
writes regularly for PJMedia and The New Criterion. Contact him at
media@nrinstitute.org; @AndrewCMcCarthy
3. ==> Daytime TV’s Thom Bierdz’ Tell-All Sex Memoir
Best known for his portrayal of Phillip Chancellor III on the daytime drama “The
Young and The Restless,” Thom Bierdz is out with a bombshell tell-all sharing
his very scandalous (often amusing and embarrassing) sex adventures. In “Young,
Gay & Restless” he holds nothing back, including how a Republican Congressmen
who, when drunk, routinely FB messaged him nude photos of himself. Book an
interview with him and hear how he escaped serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, was
sexually assaulted by a boss, a TV star, and a Hollywood photographer, and was
propositioned by a bishop and a billionaire. Bierdz has won multiple awards as
an actor, fine artist, writer, and filmmaker, but became disillusioned with the
entertainment industry, and has secluded himself in a cabin in Lake Arrowhead
without TV and minimal contact with the outside world for the past seven years.
His previous book, “Forgiving Troy,” recounts the murder of his mother by his
paranoid schizophrenic brother. Contact Harlan Boll at (626) 296-3757;
h.boll@dcpublicity.com
4. ==> What You Don’t Know: Prince in the Recording Studio
The wait is over for Prince fans eagerly awaiting his new album, ‘Piano & A
Microphone 1983.’ The previously unreleased material is finally available and
contains nine songs including a new version of “Purple Rain,” “Strange
Relationship” and a cover of Joni Mitchell’s “A Case of You.” Award winning
author Duane Tudahl interviewed more than 40 band members, singers, and
engineers chronicling Prince’s time in the studio during 1983 and 1984. He’ll
share an intimate look at Prince Rogers Nelson as told by those admitted into
his fiercely private inner circle. From the recording studio to his days on
tour, you’ll learn why Prince was so protective of his material, how his music
reflected his innermost thoughts and emotions, and the 3 very important keys to
Prince’s incredible success. Duane Tudahl is a long-time documentary director
and producer in the entertainment industry and a former stand-up comic. He’s the
author of “Prince and the Purple Rain Era Studio Sessions: 1983 and 1984,” which
includes details about hundreds of his recording sessions. Contact him at (818)
726-8638 (CA); duane@duanetudahl.com
5. ==> Friday is Kids Music Day
The 3rd Annual Kids Music Day is coming up on Friday, October 5th. To celebrate,
Keep Music Alive is partnering with over 500 music schools, music retail stores
and other music organizations worldwide to hold events including: open houses,
instrument petting zoos, student performances, community jams, instrument
donation drives and more. The ultimate goal of Kids Music Day is to enable more
kids to reap the educational, therapeutic and social benefits of playing music.
Several celebrities are supporting the holiday as Ambassadors including Julie
Andrews, Richie Sambora, Nancy Wilson from Heart, Sarah McLachlan, Victor
Wooten, Todd Rundgren and more. Invite Keep Music Alive’s Vincent James on your
show to learn about some of the lessor known benefits of music education and how
Kids Music Day is quickly becoming an international holiday. Vincent is the co-
founder of Kids Music Day, Teach Music Week and co-author of the book series
“88+ Ways Music Can Change Your Life.” Contact him at (610) 812-5231;
vincent@keepmusicalive.org
6. ==> She Survived a Tsunami Like the One in Indonesia
Last week, an earthquake sent 20-foot high waves of water across the Indonesian
island of Sulawesi. Many homes were instantly washed away and many families are
missing. Tsunamis are relatively rare examples of nature at its unpredictable
worst and few people who experience them live to tell the tale. Sana Brauner is
one of the lucky ones. She will share the compelling story of how she survived
the wall of water when her holiday in Thailand turned deadly. Sana’s son and ex-
husband also survived but her mother did not. Her two-year-old daughter has
never been found. Sana can talk about what it is like to lose everything you
hold dear in an instant and the steps she has taken to recover from her 2004
ordeal. She is the author of “The Borrowed Daughter,” a memoir containing
lessons to help anyone going through a life crisis. Contact her at
s.brauner@ihr-einkauf.at or Skype: sanab
7. ==> How Dads Can Raise Strong Daughters in the #MeToo Age
Dads play a very important role when it comes to empowering their young
daughters to become strong, independent women. Long-time female empowerment
advocate Kailin Gow offers valuable insights for dads of daughters. “Raising a
daughter who is aware and knowledgeable of the world so that she can navigate
through it with her eyes open, rather than closed, can be one of her best
protections,” she says. “Knowledge is power.” Kailin has released a book
especially for dads: “Raising Strong Daughters: What Fathers Should Know.” She
can share how men can help to empower their daughters when it comes to the
threats of sexual assault, school violence, bullying and other challenging life
situations young girls experience in modern society. Kailin is the founder of
Sparklesoup Inc., an internationally recognized, multi-award-winning bestselling
author who has sold over 5.5 million books, and director/filmmaker. She also is
the author of the recently released “Kailin Gow’s Go Girl Guide.” Contact her at
sparklesoup@aol.com or (949) 923-0243.
8. ==> 5 Things You Should Know: Caring for a Loved One with Breast Cancer
When a friend or loved one is diagnosed with breast cancer it can be difficult
to know how to help. Joffre McClung, who cared for a friend while battling
cancer says, “Almost everyone at some point in their lives is going to have to
care for someone battling an illness. The journey isn’t easy and it can, if you
let it, take everything out of you. However, you can be there wholeheartedly for
the person and not have to lose yourself in the process.” Invite her on your
show and learn how to come from a place of love rather than fear, and actually
use the experience for your own growth, and hear what every woman should do this
month to love and put themselves first. Joffre McClung has appeared on numerous
radio and TV programs. A former media producer, independent filmmaker, and
author, Joffre takes the esoteric and brings it back down to earth with a big
dose of common sense. She’s the author of “How Learning to Say Goodbye Taught
Me How to Live” and “The Heart of the Matter.” Contact her at (917) 690-5619
(TX); joffremcclung@gmail.com
9. ==> We Really Can Do Something About Our Most Massive Problems
Mark Landau says the problems surrounding us today are enormous. “Manmade
climate disruption escalates. The corruption of our democracy is nearly
complete. We edge closer to nuclear terrorism and war. We are ruled by money. We
must face these facts.” He says, “Those who deny them have their heads in the
sand and those who don’t, recoil, self-medicate and entertain them away. Unless
enough of us get behind doing something about them, they will likely reach their
logical end.” Landau says there’s still hope and we can turn the ship in a
better direction, but the time to act is now. Invite Landau on your show and
explore stunning, new, little-known developments and courses of action as well
as ancient, barely appreciated understandings that help make sense of our
psychotic world. Mark Landau is the founder of L&F, The Love and Forgiveness
Meditation. He’s written seven books including his latest, “A New American
Evolution.” Contact him at (505) 474-5308; (505) 670-3055 or m@mark-landau.com
10. ==> This M.D. Has a Cure for ‘Trump Anxiety Syndrome’
If you’ve been feeling anxious, hopeless, angry, fearful and depressed since the
2016 presidential election, you’re not alone. Trump Anxiety Syndrome (TAS) is a
thing, and physician Steven M. Hall has seen an uptick in patients suffering
from this. According to Dr. Steven, this is exactly what Trump wants. “This
feeds Trump; he lives on this,” he says. “Reasoning doesn’t work with Trump
supporters. Liberal people want to do everything with reason, but it just
doesn’t work. You can’t change other people’s minds.” Not only does TAS affect
people mentally, the stress it causes can also impact their physical health. Dr.
Steven can share simple yet powerful ways to combat the stress, on both the
mental and physical levels. Dr. Steven received his medical degree from
University of Utah School of Medicine and has been practicing family medicine
since 1985. He is the author of “The 7 Tools of Healing: Unlock Your Inner
Wisdom and Live the Life Your Soul Desires.” Contact him at (425) 531-3684.
11. ==> How to Triple Your Energy without Coffee
Do your listeners need a jolt of java in the morning? Do they find themselves
reaching for caffeine and energy drinks to make it through the day? Adita
Yrizarry-Lang will tell your audience that these strategies don’t work, in fact,
they backfire. Instead, she’ll share a better way to power up by carefully
selecting the foods you eat. You’ll learn what foods give you energy and which
foods suck it out of you, why you should work out when you think you are too
tired, and the real reason for your afternoon energy slump. Adita is a 30-year
wellness educator who helps audiences discover their superpowers. Quoted in
Shape and Fitness, she is the author of “SuperPowers, A Busy Woman’s Guide to
Health and Happiness.” Reach her at (305) 794-6505; info@AditaLang.com
12. ==> Interview the ‘Don Quixote’ of Health Care Reform
Dr. Ira Williams often calls himself the ‘Don Quixote’ of health care reform. At
85 years young he has been hounding the five federal agencies created to solve
the health care crisis in this country for decades. With over 130 years
collectively between those agencies our health care system is still a mess AND
medical errors leading to deaths in hospitals continues to rise. As the oldest
medical malpractice expert witness in the country he knows what he’s talking
about. He has developed a system to empower local grassroots activists in each
state to radically change our health care delivery system. “Everyone is
focusing on how to PAY for health care… when the DELIVERY system is what’s
really broken!” Dr. Williams will tell you why each state is responsible for our
nation’s healthcare delivery system, what the 3-phase process is that we need to
implement to create a 21st century healthcare delivery system and how to
organize state wide grassroots activists that will challenge the current system
and WIN! Dr. Ira Williams is an experienced surgeon, medical malpractice expert
witness and an expert in how to improve our healthcare delivery system. His
latest book is “Healthcare Warriors, Why and How to Become One.” Contact him at
(864) 676-1420; drirawilliams@gmail.com
13. ==> This Neurologist Could Solve Football’s Concussion Problem
NFL, college and high school football are under attack. All because of the high
risk of concussions and the resulting health consequences. But what if there
was a way to make concussions a thing of the past? Or at least a way to diagnose
and treat traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) more easily and quickly? Interview
Dr. Paul Wand to hear about a new protocol that could do all that and more. He
along with other private practitioners have created ways to diagnosis and treat
concussions which if put into place could save the NFL, as well as other sports
where concussions happen on a regular basis. Paul Wand, MD, PA has been a
medical doctor for 35 years specializing in the field of Neurology.
Contact Dr. Wand at (954) 344-9772; paulwandmd@gmail.com
14. ==> How Mentally Fit Are You?
How much can your brain bench press? Can your brain Zumba? “Everyone talks about
physical fitness, but mental fitness is where it’s at! Physical fitness won’t
matter if your brain is out of shape!” says Reena Jadhav, a Harvard-educated MBA
and Wharton undergrad, who took control over her own serious health issues after
doctors failed her. Reena will share with your audience 5 key questions to gauge
their mental fitness and 5 no-brainer mental workouts. She’ll explain why
working out your mind like your body can make all the difference… and why
scheduling time to belly laugh and smile in your daily calendar is so important.
Reena is the author of the Health Journal, an effective journaling tool she used
to reverse her 28 symptoms of auto-immune illness. She is also the creator of
the Health Pyramid which reveals 7 critical steps for going from sick to strong.
Contact Reena Jadhav at (650) 346-2500; reena@healthbootcamps.com
15. ==> Is Staying in Your Home the Best Choice for Retirees?
Many retirees want to stay in their home as long as possible. After all, it’s
often where they raised their children and is located near their faith community
and familiar shopping spots. Financial planner Penelope Tzougros helps people
dispassionately evaluate whether staying put or going makes the best economic
sense. Tzougros (pronounced Sue-grows) will share stories, insights, fears and
clever solutions her clients made when facing the same dilemma. “Ultimately,”
she says, “this is not a real estate decision but a decision about what retirees
need to have the best life possible.” She adds, “And the reality is that when a
house’s maintenance costs are draining people’s savings, it is no longer an
asset.” Penelope S. Tzougros, Ph.D., ChFC, CLU, is a Financial Consultant,
speaker and founder of Wealthy Choices. She is the author of several books
including her latest, “Your Home Sweet Home.” Contact her at (617) 733-3731;
penelope@wealthychoices.com
16. ==> Interview ‘The Decision Doctor’
Have you ever had to make a tough decision? Like whether to leave a job? Get out
of a relationship? Or what medical treatment to pursue? It can leave you feeling
scared, lonely, and frozen with fear. Terrie Novak is an expert at decision-
making… or “choice-making” as she likes to call it. As a systems analyst, she
does it every day at work for her customers. So, when she was faced with a scary
diagnosis and an even scarier treatment option, she decided (after freaking out)
to apply what she does at work to help her make some important decisions. Terrie
will share her powerful story with your audience and explain how her six-step
decision making process makes any decision easier to make. Terrie Novak works in
software engineering as a systems analyst. Her unique framework for “choice-
making” can be applied to decisions of any kind. Her book, “Hypothesis: An HPV
Healing Experiment,” outlines a six-step process she created to help heal
herself. Contact Terrie at (503) 707-4750; teresamarie.novak@gmail.com
17. ==> 3 Reasons to Give Your Life a Scorecard
We keep score during soccer, baseball, tennis, football, and golf. But should we
also be keeping a running score of our own lives? See what you think when author
and golfer Andre Huu shares his ingenious scorecard for adding meaning to your
round of life. You’ll find out what hole you are currently on, what mistakes you
may have made on past holes and what you might need to do to reach your full
potential in the game that lies ahead. He’ll also explain why keeping score does
not mean comparing yourself to others and how to get a free copy of his
scorecard. Huu is the author of “The Round of Your Life.” Reach him at (832)
418-8860; AndrePT228@aol.com
18. ==> Is Cell Phone Addiction Hijacking Your Family?
Being a child used to be filled with possibilities: playing in the mud, climbing
jungle gyms and pretending to be anything that could be imagined. But today,
more children than ever are dealing with ADHD, anxiety and depression. Digital
addiction may be to blame, says Patsie McCandless, a retired primary school
teacher. She says, “We can’t turn back the clock on cell phones, video games and
tablets, all of which take parents and children away from each other, but we can
and must decide to be more present in our children’s lives to support the magic
of their growth and learn how to have fun with them again.” You’ll learn why the
original tech leaders didn’t allow their children to have digital devices and
how parents end up choosing their cell phones over their children without even
realizing it. Patsie McCandless is an educator, artist, musician, mother and
grandmother who gave a TEDx talk on Saving the Magic of Childhood. “Becoming
Jesse” is her new novel. Contact her at (727) 608-7381;
patriciaSmccandless@gmail.com
19. ==> Is Story Time for Kids a Thing of the Past?
Today’s kids grew up with smart phones and video games, so how can you get your
kids to sit still to read an actual book with you? Children’s author and mother
of three Rosie J. Pova successfully gets children excited about reading in the
classroom, in the library, and at home. She can share tips that can get even the
most digitally obsessed children to enjoy reading books with their parents to
strengthen the family bond and help kids improve their reading comprehension.
She is the author of several children’s books including her latest picture book,
Sarah’s Song. Pova has been featured on radio and in print. Contact her at (214)
563-1633 (TX); rosie.pova@yahoo.com
20. ==> Perfect for ‘Warrior’ and ‘Bloodfist’ Fans
Interested in a book that combines the thrill of kickboxing with love of family?
“The Lonely Eagle” by national South African wrestling champion Stephanus J. de
Klerk is a raw look at kickboxing and family. Brothers John and Paul look after
each other – both inside the kickboxing ring and out. While Paul’s dedication
gets him close to the championship, John’s reckless behavior almost destroys his
chances. After their glory days, both brothers go their separate ways. When the
family is in danger of losing their farm, Paul prepares for one last
championship match. But when tragedy strikes, John must understand why he
fights: for money, for glory, or for family. Filled with action and drama, “The
Lonely Eagle” is an intense read perfect for fans of movies “Warrior” and
“Bloodfist.” Contact Stephanus J. de Klerk at (575) 602-1362 or
johanstephanus68@gmail.com
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