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July 23, 2019

01. Will Feds Cut Rates this Month?
02. Trump is Winning Immigration Messaging War
03. When You Don’t Decry Hate Speech
04. Yesterday: Why We Can’t Forget the Beatles
05. 50 Ways to Love Wine More this Summer
06. This Guest’s Outdoor Adventures Will Give You Shivers
07. How Foreigners Shut U.S. Students out of Jobs
08. Do a Show On Why Women Directors Are Snubbed
09. The Secret to Decoding Last Night’s Dream
10. The ‘Decision Dr.’ Takes the Agony out of Indecision
11. Women Over 40 Wrangling Their Best Lives
12. Do a Show on Compulsive Habits
13. Why Your Kids Bad Behavior is Caused by Your Anxiety
14. Consumer Alert: What Insurance Companies Don’t Want You to Know
15. Incompetent, Reckless, Smug — Does That Spell the IRS?
16. The Forgotten Lives of the Abortion Debate
17. This Summer, Mentor a Dad-less Boy
18. How to Tap into Your ‘Inner Genius’
19. It’s Anti-Boredom Month – Try a Crazy Hobby
20. Why Do People Act That Way??

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1. ==> Will Feds Cut Rates this Month?

Corporate Investment Strategist Chris Macke says if
you’ve been reading the press these past few weeks
you’d be convinced the Federal Reserve was going to cut
rates by the end of July. But he doesn’t necessarily
agree. “While the odds are better than not that the Fed
will cut rates by the end of July, especially given the
subsequent weak GDP report from China, there was an
irrational level of certainty based on what was known
at the time. Despite being less than three weeks away,
much can happen between now and the Federal Open Market
Committee (FOMC) meeting, and it already has.” Macke
says, “While an eventual rate cut is a certainty, the
timing is not, just as we know a recession is a
certainty but not when it will strike. In the absence
of certain knowledge of when either will happen, it is
prudent for investors not to assign an irrationally
high degree of probability to either occurrence.” Macke
has advised the Chicago and Washington, D.C. districts
of the U.S. Federal Reserve and the largest U.S.
pension fund, CalPERS with more than $300 billion in
assets. He currently guides research and investment
strategy for a $10 billion institutional investment
manager. Macke is also the author of “Solutionomics.”
Contact Johanna Ramos Boyer at (703) 646-5137; (703)
400-1099 (cell); johanna@jrbcomm.com or Erin Bolden at
(703) 646-5188.

2. ==> Trump is Winning Immigration Messaging War

A new report from the liberal think tank Center for
American Progress says Democrats are losing the
immigration messaging war to Donald Trump. Tom Jawetz,
vice president of immigration policy at the Center,
says the party’s decision to cede the “rule of law”
ground to Republicans creates “the false dichotomy of
America as either a nation of immigrants or a nation of
laws”—making the party and its candidates appear soft
on enforcement, and potentially weakening future
attempts for humanitarian-focused immigration reform.
Jawetz—a former immigration attorney and chief counsel
on the Immigration Subcommittee of the House Judiciary
Committee, differentiates “the rule of law” and Trump’s
“law and order” rhetoric, calling the latter “an
enforcement-heavy vision of social control that is
generally used as a racially coded dog whistle.” For
Democrats to achieve a fair and functional immigration
system, they have to patch the immigration system’s
fragmented legal framework, Jawetz says—instead of
“relying increasingly upon administrative discretion to
save the system from itself.” Contact Julia Cusick at
jcusick@americanprogress.org

3. ==> When You Don’t Decry Hate Speech

There is still a stunning silence from top Republicans
after last week’s Trump rally in North Carolina when
the US president attacked Somali-born Minnesota
Representative Ilhan Omar and the crowd chanted “Send
her back! Send her back!” Democrats and others have
condemned Trump’s recent Tweets about several
Congresswomen of color as racist, but the GOP and Trump
supporters are either unfazed or willing to look the
other way. Invite Ellen Korman Mains to talk about the
rise in race-based nationalism in the U.S. and abroad
and the challenge of responding to the alarming
increase in hate crime without going numb or responding
with more hate. She’ll explore the psychological
factors that fuel hate-filled behavior such as
existential fear, low self-esteem, feeling powerless,
and wanting to blame someone else to avoid feeling
one’s own suffering or shortcomings, and discuss why
hate speech is so dangerous. Ellen is the daughter of
Holocaust survivors and the author of the award-winning
memoir, “Buried Rivers: A Spiritual Journey into the
Holocaust.” Reach her at (720) 292-4520;
dranyen@yahoo.com

4. ==> Yesterday: Why We Can’t Forget the Beatles

Danny Boyle’s musical comedy ‘Yesterday,’ is about a
struggling singer-songwriter who gets hit by a bus and
wakes up in a world where The Beatles never existed.
Now armed with the knowledge of some of the greatest
pop songs ever written, he rises to stardom and
everyone is amazed by his talent. What makes the
Beatles so unforgettable? How did they change music
forever? Why are they still so relevant that a big
movie studio would make “Yesterday”? Will their legacy
go on forever even after people no longer remember The
Rolling Stones or The Who? Get the answers to these
questions and more with Susan Shumsky as your guest.
Susan regularly regales Beatles fans with fascinating
facts about the Fab Four’s “White Album” and their
lives in the 1960s. Susan spent 22 years living in the
ashrams of the Beatles’ guru. She is the award-winning
author of 17 books including “Maharishi & Me: Seeking
Enlightenment with the Beatles’ Guru.” She has done
over 1,000 media appearances. Contact her at (917)
336-7184; SShumsky@rtirguests.com

5. ==> 50 Ways to Love Wine More this Summer

Whether your listeners are wine connoisseurs or stumble
over the word “sommelier,” Certified Wine Educator
James Laughren offers a non-technical, non-geeky,
unintimidating exploration of the joy and pleasures of
wine. As the author of “50 Ways to Love Wine More:
Adventures in Wine Appreciation,” Jim is ready to
uncork some fun on your program as he demystifies the
mystery of wine and removes the snooty intimidation
factor. He’ll cover everything from how to get more out
of visiting wineries to why you needn’t take wine
parings seriously to inside tips on getting the best
wine for your buck. Jim is the past president of a wine
importing and distribution company and is known for his
fun and irreverent wine classes and seminars. He is
also the author of “A Beer Drinker’s Guide to Knowing
and Enjoying Fine Wine.” Contact him at (954) 317-9623;
JLaughren@rtirguests.com

6. ==> This Guest’s Outdoor Adventures Will Give You
Shivers

Most of us have never experienced the natural world the
way Sparrow Hart has. For example, who can say that
they have been charged by bears and has close
encounters with mountain lions? Or stuck around and
sung to a rattlesnake they unexpectedly encountered?
Who spent 700 days in the wilderness alone or got lost
in a canyon five times the size of the Grand Canyon?
Sparrow has done all that and more. He’ll share why he
says today’s man feels alone, isolated, and estranged
from the great rhythms of nature. An entertaining
storyteller, he can reveal how all of us can appreciate
nature more this summer and discover who we are in the
process. Sparrow has had a varied career that includes
being a Phi Beta Kappa at Stanford, working in a
slaughterhouse and leading men’s programs and vision
quests in nature. He is the author of several books
including “Letters to the River: A Guide to a Dream
Worth Living.” Contact him at (801) 516-0740;
SHart@rtirguests.com

7. ==> How Foreigners Shut U.S. Students out of Jobs

Did you know that in 2017 alone, 275,000 foreign-born
students got jobs that should have gone to American
college students? Or that less than 50 percent of U.S.
citizen STEM graduates actually land a job in STEM?
Most parents and students have no idea about the
discrimination against hiring American nor do American
taxpayers who are losing some $2 billion in
contributions to Medicare and social security as a
result. Let Hilarie Gamm—a nationally recognized leader
—enlighten your audience about two current bills: One
that ends diversity and favors Big Tech and another
that seeks to end the loophole that is eliminating
Americans as job candidates. She’ll bust the myth that
there is a shortage of homegrown highly skilled,
educated and qualified workers and share why every
citizen who cares about the future of the middle class
should be paying attention to this legislation and
taking action. Hilarie is one of three founders of the
nonpartisan American Workers Coalition, championing
H.R. 3564 Fairness for High-Skilled Americans Act
sponsored by Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar. A veteran
talk show guest, she is the author of “Billions Lost:
The American Tech Crisis and The Road Map to Change.”
Contact her at (203) 571-3819; hgamm@rtirguests.com

8. ==> Do a Show On Why Women Directors Are Snubbed

While female directors are not given their due in
Hollywood, this wasn’t always the case. “In Episode 3
of my TV series ‘Kailin Gow’s Go Girl Food, Travel, and
Lost History,’ I talk about the lack of women directors
in Hollywood,” says Kailin Gow. “But what’s fascinating
is that the earliest pioneers of filmmaking in
Hollywood were women who wrote and directed many silent
films. When films started making money and being
profitable, that’s when many men entered filmmaking and
turned it into a big industry. The pioneer women
filmmakers were forgotten and left behind.” Kailin can
share how women can break through the glass ceiling in
this and other male-dominated industries. She is a
director/filmmaker and the founder of Sparklesoup Inc.
and an internationally recognized, multi-award-winning
bestselling author who has sold over 5.5 million books.
Contact Kailin at KGow@rtirguests.com; (617) 582-2121.

9. ==> The Secret to Decoding Last Night’s Dream

From terrifying nightmares to ridiculous romps with
crazy characters and bizarre locations, your nightly
adventures aren’t random at all. They reveal a lot
about what’s going on in your life, but deciphering
them can be confusing, to say the least. Dream analyst
Layne Dalfen says your dreams are actually
conversations you have with yourself about specific
current issues in your life. She says, “The solution
you’re looking for about what (or who) in your life is
bugging you this week will appear in your unconscious
mind before it gets to your conscious. Dream analysis
gives you the power to decide how you want to respond
to people and situations in your life.” Dalfen will
teach listeners a step-by-step method to decode those
dreams and use the knowledge to help make decisions and
deal with difficult situations. Layne Dalfen teaches
dream analysis to counselling students at Concordia
University in Montreal. She’s appeared on hundreds of
radio shows and podcasts and loves call-in programs
because she is terrific at thinking on her feet and
knows how to have fun with listeners. Contact her at
(514) 898-9150; info@haveagreatdream.com

10. ==> The ‘Decision Dr.’ Takes the Agony out of
Indecision

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. As a
systems analyst, Terrie Novak is an expert at decision-
making… or “choice-making” as she likes to call it.
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. Now she can help
you and your audience do the same! Terrie Novak works
in software engineering as a systems analyst. Her
unique framework for “choice-making” is a three-step
process anyone can use and can be applied to decisions
of any kind. Terrie Novak’s new book is “Decision
Doctor: How to Overcome the Agony of Indecision.”
Contact her at (503) 336-3767; TNovak@rtirguests.com

11. ==> Women Over 40 Wrangling Their Best Lives

Like many women over 40, Sandra Matheson found herself
at a daunting crossroads. She was divorced, unable to
continue her career as a veterinarian due to work-
related chemical sensitivities and stuck with a money-
losing farm. But she managed to turn lemons into
lemonade by focusing on rebuilding her farm, which
became a metaphor for her life. “Just as a farmer grows
crops, you can make the choice to grow your dreams
after 40,” she says. “The main focus has to be on
silencing your ‘inner critic.’ Growing your life will
take some work. However, the fruits of that harvest are
well worth it. ” Sandra is a co-host of the New Cowgirl
Camps, which teach women about farming and ranching,
the next of which is set for Aug. 26-30 in Cheney,
Wash. She is also the author of the upcoming book
“Thrive After 40: How to Seize the Life of Your
Dreams!” Contact her at smatheson@rtirguests.com; (360)
325-4221.

12. ==> Do a Show on Compulsive Habits

Whether you like it or not, everyone has an addiction
or compulsive habit that controls their behavior and
their choices. One out of three persons is overtly
addicted to something – like alcohol or drugs. But did
you know that virtually two out of three persons is
covertly addicted to something – and they may not even
realize it? Subtle behaviors like gossiping, judging
others, people pleasing, shopping and working can all
be compulsive. Interview Michael McGee, M.D., about
the science of habit and his “Good now, Bad later”
philosophy to help your audience figure out if they
have compulsive habits and what to do about them! Dr.
Michael McGee trained at Stanford and Harvard Medical
Schools. He is the author of “The Joy of Recovery: The
New 12 Step Guide to Recovery from Addiction.” Contact
him at (978) 971-9703; MMcGee@rtirguests.com

13. ==> Why Your Kids Bad Behavior is Caused by Your
Anxiety

Your kids are acting like feral cats. They won’t
listen. They fight and raise your blood pressure. It’s
not their fault. It’s your body’s chemical reaction to
stress that is adding to their bad behavior, and it’s
also why you may be experiencing real pain. Noted spine
surgeon Dr. David Hanscom will explain the connection
between anxiety and surges of body chemicals, and
reveal how you can train your body to control these
surges– even when the stress comes from your kids.
Hanscom, author of “Back in Control: A Surgeon’s
Roadmap Out of Chronic Pain” will share research-based
evidence and information about the direct connection
between stress, the body’s chemistry and physical pain.
He’ll also discuss how Western medicine’s answer to
stress has led to drug abuse, gratuitous surgeries and
just plain bad-doctoring for adults and kids alike. An
in-demand speaker and talk-show guest, including The
Dr. Oz Show and Fox News, Hanscom will change the way
you react to stressful situations – getting your
audience back on track to really enjoy parenting.
Contact him dhanscom@rtirguests.com; (206) 890-1892.

14. ==> Consumer Alert: What Insurance Companies Don’t
Want You to Know

David Kottler, the Insurance Doctor ™, says the recent
Transamerica COI Settlement is a big WIN for insurance
companies and a big LOSS for policy holders. Invite him
on your show and learn what’s going on with the
settlement, what it means to the average policy holder,
and what consumers can do to protect themselves from
insurance companies that are illegally raising their
mortality costs. David Kottler combines his legal and
business experience with a passion for philanthropy.
His book “The Best Kept Money Secret in Your Insurance
Policy” details everything your audience needs to know
to get their insurance policies working for them and
generating cash! Contact David Kottler at (216)
532-1221; DKottler@rtirguests.com

15. ==> Incompetent, Reckless, Smug — Does That Spell
the IRS?

It’s one thing to hate and even fear the powerful
entity that takes a sizable chunk of your hard-earned
money. But according to tax expert Richard Green — who
used to be one of the Internal Revenue Service’s own —
it’s the abuses and pompous approach of the IRS that
should get you really angry. Find out more from this
former agent, who contends that we should be talking
about (and opposing!) the recklessness of the IRS year-
round. As your guest, Green will explore: disparaging
reports and Congressional investigations on the IRS we
hear about every month … whether most audits are UNFAIR
to taxpayers … stark realities about the slow-moving
IRS staff and antiquated technology causing chaos and
wastefulness nationwide … why it’s only getting worse,
and what you can do. Only someone like Green, who’s
seen it firsthand, can blow the whistle on the IRS
mess! Richard Green has authored “Agents of Deceit.”
Contact him at (909) 570-1509; rgreen@rtirguests.com

16. ==> The Forgotten Lives of the Abortion Debate

As the U.S. has become bitterly divided by the current
changes to abortion laws, best-selling author Jane
Jenkins Herlong points out that one faction of society
is being completely over-looked: elderly people. “When
it comes to sanctity of life, we really need to focus
on the elderly,” she says. “The extreme abortion laws
from New York to Alabama are vastly different. This
also affects the elderly, who are not part of the
current discussion.” Jane can discuss what she learned
from caring for her own elderly mom, and why we need to
take greater measures to protect the elderly to ensure
that they live the remainder of their lives in safety,
comfort and dignity. She is a former Miss America
contestant and the award-winning author of four books
including Rhinestones on My Flip-Flops. In addition,
she has recorded music CDs and personal growth and
comedy DVDs. As a humorist, her comedy is featured on
Sirius XM 97. Contact Jane at JHerlong@rtirguests.com;
(803) 599-2941.

17. ==> This Summer, Mentor a Dad-less Boy

As a divorced dad to two young boys, Pastor Eric
Hawthorne knows how important it is for boys to have
male role models. Since 81 percent of all single parent
households are headed by moms, he sees a real need for
men to get involved with the young males in their
communities. “There is a severe fatherhood deficit in
our society,” he says. “I see young kids out on the
street, doing drugs because nine times out of 10, their
fathers are absent.” Eric can share what men can do to
mentor the young boys in their communities, and how
this benefits society as a whole. “We need more
interaction between the church, the YMCA and other
programs through which men can help them to learn
manhood. It will impact society for the long haul and
help to keep boys out of trouble.” Pastor Eric is the
second-generation pastor of Daystar Deliverance
Ministries in Richardson, Texas, the author of the
upcoming book “Are You Ready for Marriage?” Contact him
at (214) 225-0769; EHawthorne@rtirguests.com

18. ==> How to Tap into Your ‘Inner Genius’

When it comes to achieving success and happiness in
life, most people focus on external factors and
circumstances such as skills, luck, hard work and
intelligence in an attempt to attain their goals. But
Intuition expert Kim Chestney claims that we are going
about this all wrong. “We all have an ‘Inner Genius’
which we can tap into by connecting with our most
valuable trait: intuition,” she says. “This a
revolutionary inner power. But it is not just for the
elite few; it’s the birthright of each and every one of
us.” Kim can illustrate with astonishing accuracy how
people like Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey, who began
life as everyday people, utilized this trait to become
wildly successful. Kim can also share with audiences
how to tap into this innate trait, with life-changing
results. She is an international best-selling author
and Intuition expert who founded the popular CREATE!
Festival in Pittsburgh, PA and just launched a global
online Intuition school. Contact her at
KChestney@rtirguests.com; (412) 214-9502.

19. ==> It’s Anti-Boredom Month – Try a Crazy Hobby

Do you have a crazy hobby? How about Toy Voyaging? Soap
Carving? Mooing? Train Surfing? Extreme Ironing? From
around the world people have hobbies – activities they
are passionate about that help them make friends, keep
active, and stay stress-free. Interview Jennifer
Cochern, LCPC to hear all about why everyone should
have a hobby of some kind… crazy or not! “It’s time
people took control of their time, learn how to
entertain themselves and become lifelong learners.
Hobbies help you do all that and more!” She’ll talk
about why summer is a great time to find a new hobby
and how that can help you… both physically and
emotionally. People who have hobbies are often
healthier and happier than those who don’t – find out
why! Jennifer Cochern, LCPC is a counselor and the
author of “Alignment: Move from Internal Chaos to
Clarity.” Contact her at (208) 817-2870;
JCochern@rtirguests.com

20. ==> Why Do People Act That Way??

Who hasn’t scratched their head while trying to
understand why a family member, coworker, friend or
stranger did something inexplicable? For instance, why
a business associate suddenly tells you about the
affair they are having or why the neighbor, who seemed
perfectly OK last weekend, just killed himself. Myke
Merrill, D.Min., will help your listeners understand
their fellow human beings’ behavior… and what they can
do about it! He’ll explain the 5 basic emotional
systems we all have, what shapes the way we each
interpret reality, and how to respond when someone says
or does something that makes you scratch your head. Dr.
Myke has authored 22 books and training manuals and was
a panelist on the national television show Ask the
Pastor for 18 years. He has a master’s of divinity
degree from Asbury Theological Seminary, a doctor of
ministry degree from Northeastern Seminary, has
traveled worldwide for training and educational
development in over 20 countries, and speaks or reads
eight languages. His latest book is “Why Do People Act
That Way? (And What Can I Do About It?” Contact Dr.
Myke Merrill, (585) 615-6383; inquiries@drmyke.com

01. Today is 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11
02. It’s Getting Creepy: We Need a Federal Privacy Law
03. How Do We Depolarize America?
04. How Foreigners Shut U.S. Students out of Jobs
05. National Security Expert on CIA Black Sites
06. The Growing Attack on America’s Beef Industry
07. No More Senior Moments? Reverse Memory Loss
08. Good Summer Medicine: Go Barefoot
09. How to Have Sustainable Summer Fun
10. Quiz: Are You Really Living in the Moment?
11. We All Know a Stressed Mess! This MD has Cure
12. Why Your Kids Bad Behavior is Caused by Your Anxiety
13. Compulsive Habits – What’s Yours?
14. Debunking the Myth of Men’s Work
15. Don’t Get Bored this Summer – Get a Crazy Hobby
16. Why Domestic Violence Hurts Everyone
17. Surviving Stage Four Cancer Like Alex Trebek
18. Do a Show on How Love Conquers All
19. How to Heal from a Broken Heart
20. Don’t Leave it to Chance: Planned Kindness
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1. ==> Today is 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11th
moon landing! Invite NASA expert and space historian
Rod Pyle to share an exciting behind-the-scenes look at
America’s journey to the Moon—from the space race to
the landing on the Sea of Tranquility to splashdown on
Earth and the aftermath. Vice President Mike Pence
recently promised the National Space Council that
Americans will return to the moon by 2024. Pyle can
also discuss the likelihood of that and share a glimpse
at the next few decades of spaceflight and NASA’s long-
term plans for exploration, utilization, and
settlement. Rod Pyle worked at NASA’s Jet Propulsion
Laboratory and the Johnson Space Center and has
produced numerous documentaries for the History Channel
and Discovery Communications, including the acclaimed
Modern Marvels: Apollo 11. He’s the author of more than
a dozen books including “First on the Moon: The Apollo
11 50th Anniversary Experience,” the incredible story
of the first men on the Moon. Contact him at (626)
399-4440; rodpyle@yahoo.com; Skype: rodpyle106

2. ==> It’s Getting Creepy: Why We Need a Federal
Privacy Law

It’s happened to all of us—getting unsolicited calls
for credit cards right after we’ve gotten a new job, or
suddenly being targeted with ads for baby products
before you’ve even told anyone you’re pregnant. Michael
Beckerman says it feels intrusive, and it is. “Those
ads, which have your real name, address, and phone
number, aren’t a coincidence. Data brokers that
consumers have no relationship with create custom
profiles of individuals and sell them to anybody
willing to pay for it. Most Americans are largely
unaware – and would be very troubled to know – that
these massive companies are assembling profiles of them
from thousands of different sources and selling it to
advertisers.” Beckerman, president and CEO of the
Internet Association, can explain what commercial data
brokers do, the surprising information they collect,
and why he believes we need a comprehensive federal
privacy law that protects consumers, provides
meaningful transparency, and gives consumers control
over how their data is collected, used, and shared.
Contact Michael Beckerman at (202) 602-2339;
news@internetassociation.org

3. ==> How Do We Depolarize America?

What causes polarization and how can we reduce it if
not outright eliminate it? Rachel Williams-Smith,
Ph.D., Ed.D., has a unique vantage point on the fear
that leads people to view others as less-human and what
we can do about it. Dr. Rachel grew up as a child of
extremist parents who thought the world was about to
end, so they moved to a remote homestead where they had
little contact with outsiders and lived with no modern
conveniences. Dr. Rachel grew up fearing the larger
world. When she was 16 and her father abandoned the
family, she found herself living in a world she had
been taught to shun. Her fascinating story and the
insights she can share about learning to appreciate
other people who don’t think as you do could not be
timelier. Dr. Rachel is the author of “Born Yesterday:
The True Story of a Girl Born in the 20th Century but
Raised in the 19th.” Now the dean of the School of
Journalism and Communication at Southern Adventist
University, Dr. Rachel is an experienced media guest
who speaks about the effects of extreme religion. Reach
her at (256) 665-6257; rachel@rachelwilliamssmith.com

4. ==> How Foreigners Shut Talented U.S. Students out
of Jobs

Did you know that in 2017 alone, 275,000 foreign-born
students got jobs that could have gone to American
college students? Or that less than 50 percent of U.S.
citizen STEM graduates actually land a job in STEM?
Most parents and students have no idea about the
discrimination against hiring American nor do American
taxpayers who are losing some $2 billion in
contributions to Medicare and social security as a
result. Let Hilarie Gamm—a nationally recognized leader
in the technology industry—enlighten your audience
about two current bills: One that ends diversity and
favors Big Tech and another that seeks to end the
loophole that is eliminating Americans as job
candidates. She’ll bust the myth that there is a
shortage of homegrown highly skilled, educated and
qualified workers and share why every citizen who cares
about the future of the middle class should be paying
attention to this legislation and taking action.
Hilarie is one of three founders of the nonpartisan
American Workers Coalition, championing H.R. 3564
Fairness for High-Skilled Americans Act sponsored by AZ
GOP Congressman Paul Gosar. A veteran talk show guest,
she is the author of “Billions Lost: The American Tech
Crisis and The Road Map to Change.” Contact her at
(203) 571-3819; hgamm@rtirguests.com

5. ==> National Security Expert on CIA Black Sites

The former director of the CIA’s Counterterrorist
Center and the FBI’s National Security Branch, Philip
Mudd is no stranger to covert ops, enhanced
interrogation techniques, and extraordinary renditions.
Yet in his honesty and forthrightness about our
intelligence shortcomings in the War on Terror, he has
sometimes invited the criticism of some high ranking
figures. Invite Mudd to share his sober, balanced
assessment of “The Program,” the post-9/11 strategy
developed by the CIA to hold captured prisoners,
extract information, and prevent another catastrophic
attack. You’ll hear about the planning, operating, and
disassembling of the notorious “black sites”—which were
the secret CIA-run prisons used to interrogate captives
from battlefields around the world. Questions about
these “black sites,” which were based in foreign
countries for legal reasons, have been circulating for
years. You’ll learn: how were prisoners transported
there? What did these secret prisons look like? How
were the detainees “broken”—and what happened after?
Philip Mudd’s upcoming book is “Black Site: The CIA in
the Post 9/11 World.” Mudd is available July 29-August
30. Contact Johanna Ramos Boyer at (703) 646-5137;
(703) 400-1099 (cell); johanna@jrbcomm.com or Erin
Bolden at (703) 646-5188.

6. ==> The Growing Attack on America’s Beef Industry

Most Americans are unaware of the ongoing assault on
the American beef industry—and their personal dietary
choices—led by such entities as the World Wildlife
Fund, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the United
Nations Environment Program. So says Tom DeWeese,
president of the American Policy Center, a grassroots
action and education foundation dedicated to the
promotion of free enterprise and limited government
regulations over commerce and individuals. DeWeese says
that while their stated goal is to produce a better
grade of beef, their true intention is to ban beef
altogether. Surprisingly, he adds, the National
Cattlemen’s Beef Association is allowing this to
happen. “The reality is it’s not going to go away
because the goal is not environmental protection,
rather the destruction of their industry and control
through what the U.N. calls the reorganization of human
society.” Tom DeWeese is a speaker and property rights
advocate who has debated at Cambridge University. He is
the author of many books including, “Sustainable: The
WAR on Free Enterprise, Private Property and
Individuals.” DeWeese has been featured by Fox News,
the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the
Washington Post and other media nationwide. Contact him
at (540) 341-8911 (VA); APCDeWeese@aol.com

7. ==> No More Senior Moments? Revolutionary Way to
Reverse Memory Loss

If you’re worried your short-term memory loss—those
moments when you just can’t remember a word, a name or
where you parked the car—are just the start of a
downhill slide, you’ll want to hear some encouraging
news from Julie Renee Doering. The brain rejuvenation
expert says memory loss can easily be reversed, even in
early stage dementia. She’ll discuss a ground-breaking
approach to cell regrowth and share the remarkable
results of a recent brain study that show the quantum
energy approach can dramatically improve not only
memory, but also mental outlook and sleep. It also
shows promise in reducing headaches and helping people
with speech difficulties. The brain rejuvenation work
Julie Renee is doing is just the tip of the iceberg in
her revolutionary Quantum Activation Academy. Doering,
who will soon be seen regularly on the long-running PBS
series Creative Living, embarked on her search for
answers after suffering several brain injuries, major
accidents and chronic illnesses in her earlier life.
The author of 12 books including “The Divine Human
Blueprint,” she currently offers more than 150
trainings and 180 transformative meditations. Contact
her at (415) 385 6394 or in8@JulieRenee.com

8. ==> Good Summer Medicine: Go Barefoot

Can you remember the last time you: Ran barefoot
through a field? Slipped off your sandals and got sand
between your toes? Dipped your toes in some warm, soft
mud? This activity is known as “earthing” and, believe
it or not, it has powerful health benefits, says
Nathalie Beauchamp, D.C., IFMCP. “Earthing works by
connecting you to the healing energies of the ground,
thereby neutralizing free radicals and reducing chronic
inflammation in the body,” she explains. “It sounds a
bit farfetched, but it works.” Invite Dr. Nathalie on
your show and learn how something as simple as kicking
off your shoes can lead to improved sleep, reduced
inflammation and chronic pain, reduced stress, improved
energy and a greater feeling of well-being. You may
also be surprised to learn that spending some time in
the sun and mindfully barbecuing this summer are
actually fun ways to add to your well-being. Dr.
Nathalie is an Ottawa-based doctor of chiropractic and
certified functional medicine practitioner with the
Institute of Functional Medicine. The founder of the
“What The Hack?! Podcast,” Dr. Nathalie has appeared on
numerous radio and TV shows and has her own YouTube
channel. Her latest book is “Hack Your Health Habits:
Simple Action-Driven, Natural Health Solutions for
People On the Go!” Contact her at (613) 852-1770;
drnathalie@drnathaliebeauchamp.com

9. ==> How to Have Sustainable Summer Fun

Summer is a time for fun in the sun, backyard
barbecues, trips to the beach and other outdoor
activities. But did you know that the activities and
objects we use, purchase and enjoy in summer might
actually harm the planet? According to author and
environmental engineer Yasmin Davar, “Single use
straws, not properly disposing of trash, buying patio
furniture made from illegally logged wood and
purchasing more food than we consume can have a very
negative impact on the world environment. If we can all
change small habits to be more environmentally
friendly, this can have a positive impact on the entire
plant.” Yasmin can discuss how our small, seemingly
harmless habits can have devastating impact on the
entire planet, and how we can change this. In addition
to being an environmental engineer, Yasmin holds a
Master of International Studies degree in Peace and
Conflict Resolution and is the author of “Our Peaceful
Planet: Healing Ourselves and the World for a
Sustainable Future.” Contact Yasmin at
YDavar@rtirguests.com

10. ==> Quiz: Are You Really Living in the Moment?

We hear the phrase ‘live in the moment’ all the time,
but what does that actually mean? Personal growth
expert and author Joffre McClung says “Living in the
moment is about being present in your life. It is
about moving through the world consciously and with
purpose. It is about being aware of your behavior and
its impact on those around you.” Joffre says a lot of
us think we’re living in the moment but we’re actually
sleepwalking through life not realizing what we’re
missing! Do you get upset or angry when your routine or
schedule is suddenly changed? Do you know anything
about the clerk who serves you coffee every morning?
Are you always multi-tasking? Joffre will share
questions to ask yourself to determine which areas of
your life you need to wake-up. She’ll also provide
easy, everyday ways to instantly become more present
and reap the rewards of living in the moment which
include feeling happier, less stressed, more focused
and healthier. A former media producer and independent
filmmaker, Joffre has appeared on numerous radio and TV
programs. Her latest book is “The Heart of the Matter.”
Contact her at (917) 994-0225 (TX);
JMcClung@rtirguests.com

11. ==> We All Know a Stressed Mess! This MD has Cure

Stress really can kill you. According to Steven M.
Hall, M.D., “Fifty percent of the U.S. population is
experiencing one or more stress-related diseases. What
society is doing to mitigate the adverse health effects
of stress isn’t working.” Dr. Steven has discovered a
solution to enable us to become impervious to the
stressors in our lives. And it does not involve
repressing any emotions; quite the opposite. His online
class Taming the Bear: Taking the Bite Out of Stress is
having phenomenal success in people’s lives, and he can
share how to get off of the vicious stress cycle, for
good. Dr. Steven 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
shall@rtirguests.com; (425) 531-3684.

12. ==> Why Your Kids Bad Behavior is Caused by Your
Anxiety

Your kids are acting like feral cats. They won’t
listen. They fight and raise your blood pressure. It’s
not their fault. It’s your body’s chemical reaction to
stress that is adding to their bad behavior, and it’s
also why you may be experiencing real pain. Noted spine
surgeon Dr. David Hanscom will explain the connection
between anxiety and surges of body chemicals, and
reveal how you can train your body to control these
surges– even when the stress comes from your kids.
Hanscom, author of “Back in Control: A Surgeon’s
Roadmap Out of Chronic Pain” will share research-based
evidence and information about the direct connection
between stress, the body’s chemistry and physical pain.
He’ll also discuss how Western medicine’s answer to
stress has led to drug abuse, gratuitous surgeries and
just plain bad-doctoring for adults and kids alike. An
in-demand speaker and talk-show guest, including The
Dr. Oz Show and Fox News, Hanscom will change the way
you react to stressful situations – getting your
audience back on track to really enjoy parenting.
Contact him dhanscom@rtirguests.com; (206) 890-1892.

13. ==> Compulsive Habits – What’s Yours?

Whether you like it or not, everyone has an addiction
or compulsive habit that controls their behavior and
their choices. One out of three persons is overtly
addicted to something – like alcohol or drugs. But did
you know that virtually two out of three persons is
covertly addicted to something – and they may not even
realize it? Subtle behaviors like gossiping, judging
others, people pleasing, shopping and working can all
be compulsive. Interview Michael McGee, M.D., about
the science of habit and his “Good now, Bad later”
philosophy to help your audience figure out if they
have compulsive habits and what to do about them! Dr.
Michael McGee trained at Stanford and Harvard Medical
Schools. He is the author of “The Joy of Recovery: The
New 12 Step Guide to Recovery from Addiction.” Contact
him at (978) 971-9703; MMcGee@rtirguests.com

14. ==> Debunking the Myth of Men’s Work

For years it’s been an unspoken rule that operating
heavy equipment is a man’s job, but Kathy Tuccaro says
women actually do a better job! “They are smoother,
they don’t operate like they stole it, and they do a
better job of housekeeping and maintaining the
equipment. Women also have better focus and ability to
multitask,” says Tuccaro. Invite her on your show to
explain why mining is men’s best kept secret and reveal
the three reasons they don’t want women to know about
it. Tuccaro was a nurse for many years and then became
homeless. She calls her current career driving the
largest truck in the world—a 2 1/2 story, 400-ton
Caterpillar—empowering, and she encourages other women
to give male-dominated careers like mining and trucking
a try, regardless of age or situation. Kathy Tuccaro is
the author of “Dream Big!” Contact her at (780)
318-3412; kmtuccaro@gmail.com

15. ==> Don’t Get Bored this Summer – Get a Crazy Hobby

Do you have a crazy hobby? How about Toy Voyaging? Soap
Carving? Mooing? Train Surfing? Extreme Ironing? From
around the world people have hobbies – activities they
are passionate about that help them make friends, keep
active, and stay stress-free. Interview Jennifer
Cochern, LCPC to hear all about why everyone should
have a hobby of some kind… crazy or not! “It’s time
people took control of their time, learn how to
entertain themselves and become lifelong learners.
Hobbies help you do all that and more!” She’ll talk
about why summer is a great time to find a new hobby
and how that can help you… both physically and
emotionally. People who have hobbies are often
healthier and happier than those who don’t – find out
why! Jennifer Cochern, LCPC is a counselor and the
author of “Alignment: Move from Internal Chaos to
Clarity.” Contact her at (208) 817-2870;
JCochern@rtirguests.com

16. ==> Why Domestic Violence Hurts Everyone

According to domestic violence awareness advocate Curt
Lindsley, “Domestic violence doesn’t just affect the
victims; it tears at the very fabric of entire
communities.” Lindsley will explain how it can impact a
company’s bottom line due to lost productivity, can
cause long-term health problems in victims, can spill
over to schools and workplaces, and involve innumerable
police man hours. He says a multi-pronged approach is
needed to tackle this madness head on and will share
how communities, organizations and individuals can come
together to curtail this epidemic, starting today. Curt
is the founder of the nonprofit domestic violence
awareness group Go Purple USA, sponsor of Go Purple
Day™ (Oct. 1); and co-founder of the Covington Domestic
Violence Task Force, official sponsor of Purple Light
Nights®. Contact him at clindsley@rtirguests.com; (256)
213-1092.

17. ==> Surviving Stage Four Cancer Like Alex Trebek

Beloved Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek recently said his
stage four pancreatic cancer is in “near remission,”
according to his doctors. He told PEOPLE, “It’s kind of
mind-boggling … The doctors said they hadn’t seen
this kind of positive result in their memory.” Anthony
Randle’s wife, Jessica, also faced a grim prognosis
when she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer,
and she too defied doctors’ expectations! Invite
Anthony to discuss what he believes saved his wife’s
life, what he discovered through his own research and
how it helped her sail through chemo to become
healthier and happier than ever. Anthony shares his
poignant experiences in his book “The True Story of a
Husband, A Best Friend and Care Giver: The Struggle
Within.” Contact him at ARandle@rtirguests.com or (702)
745-8349.

18. ==> Do a Show on How Love Conquers All

Why not do a show on the incredible true story of a son
who, after 20 years, learns that his estranged birth
mother is actually alive and living on the streets of
Philadelphia. He does everything in his power to find
her, rescue her, and love her…. even after she spits in
his face and refuses to leave the streets. He
sacrifices everything for love! Marty will share how
his love for his birth mom was tested time and time
again, but eventually prevailed – overcoming her
rejection and fear. This wonderful human-interest story
is really a tale of both mothers… including the one who
took him in, raised him, hid the truth from him – but
eventually gave him the information and the courage he
needed to go on the search of a lifetime! Marty Vargas,
MFA, is a media owner, author, and a sought-after
International speaker. He’s spoken to millions and has
been featured on more than 100 radio and TV shows
including ABC and NBC Philadelphia and Fox News
Washington, DC. Contact him at (631) 246-0790;
MVargas@rtirguests.com

19. ==> How to Heal from a Broken Heart

We’re all going to suffer from loss and heartbreak at
some point, but how can we speed up the healing process
so we can move on with our lives? Maryann Ridini
Spencer, author of “Lady in the Window” and the soon-
to-be-published “The Paradise Table,” writes about
healing from loss and heartbreak and offers valuable
ideas and tips to find balance and happiness every day.
Invite her to share how your thoughts can either heal
you emotionally or keep you in a negative mindset.
She’ll explain how to promote healing by getting moving
and getting out in nature, creating new goals for your
future, nurturing positive relationships, and doing
things that make you happy. Also a successful
screenwriter and TV/film producer, Maryann’s work has
appeared on Hallmark Hall of Fame (CBS-TV), the
Hallmark Channel, CNN, USA, SyFy, Showtime, PBS, and
many others. Contact her at (818) 884-0104 (CA);
recprinfo@gmail.com

20. ==> Don’t Leave it to Chance: Planned Kindness

You’ve heard of random acts of kindness. They are
certainly lovely, but why should kindness be random?
Could it actually be scheduled? That’s why Lyle
Benjamin created Planned Acts of Kindness, a global
social responsibility program in which each morning
people around the world receive cell phone and computer
notifications of a planned act of kindness they can do
with their family, friends, co-workers and in their
community. Benjamin’s goal is to have tens of millions
of people in the United States and hundreds of millions
of people around the world doing the same planned act
of kindness on the same day unleashing positive,
powerful energy into the world. “The problems of the
world — climate change, pollution, overpopulation,
pandemics, war and terrorism — are not going to be
solved by governments, corporations or religions alone,
but by ordinary people working on common causes with a
common purpose,” Benjamin adds. “The tipping points are
not 20 to 30 years in the future; they are now and if
we don’t get these problems under control the world
will be a very different place for billions of people.”
Invite Benjamin to talk about his Planned Acts of
Kindness program and how your listeners can
participate. Contact Lyle Benjamin at (212) 213-0257;
(917) 683-2625 (cell) or Help@PlannedActs.Org

01. Women’s World Cup Warriors – What Sports Needs Now
02. New Report – White Men are NOT More Electable
03. It’s All Numbers to Me! What the Jobs Report Means
04. It’s Not Just Billionaires – The Hidden World of Sex Trafficking
05. Cowgirl Camp – Women Wrangling their Best Lives
06. More Sharks! Expert on New Cape Cod Sightings
07. Why Do People Act That Way??
08. Is Trump the Next Teddy Roosevelt Trust Buster?
09. Consumer Alert! How Transamerica Settlement Affects You
10. Does it Pay to Be Ethical in Business? In Life?
11. Incompetent, Reckless, Smug – Does That Spell IRS?
12. Tough Choices – How to Make a Painful Decision
13. One’s in Jail for Attempted Murder, One Saves Lives – How Could
Brothers Be So Different?
14. The Forgotten Lives of the Abortion Debate
15. It’s Anti-Boredom Month! Do a Show on Crazy Hobbies
16. This Summer, Mentor a Dad-less Boy
17. How (and Why) to Connect with Your ‘Inner Genius’
18. That’s Amazing! What You Don’t Know about Meditation
19. Do a Show On Why Women Directors Are Snubbed
20. Mom, Are You Setting a Bad Example?

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1. ==> Women’s World Cup Warriors – What Sports Needs
Now

Just like they did on the soccer field, the US women’s
national team dominated the streets of New York City
yesterday during a ticker-tape parade and nearly three-
hour long celebration that put the team AND their
message of equality center stage. Amy Bass says the
team put a lot on the table for sports fans to talk
about. “From the smashing — literally — debut of the
US against Thailand, the 13-0 blowout that some called
excessive and others deemed powerful, to (Megan)
Rapinoe’s battle with the man who sits in the Oval
Office, the fact that some of the best soccer in the
world was played, …and that millions watched all of it,
is almost beside the point.” She adds, “The women’s
game deserves support. Women’s sports deserve support.
So the fanfare and fandom, the frenzy and the nail-
biting that we saw throughout this World Cup as the US
women battled and attacked their way into the World Cup
final would be nice at other times of the year, for all
sports and for all athletes.” Amy Bass has appeared on
the Today Show, CNN Newsroom with Brooke Baldwin, and
Anderson Cooper’s Full Circle and other major media
outlets. She served as senior research supervisor for
NBC Olympic Sports across eight Olympic Games. Bass is
the author of “One Goal: A Coach, a Team, and the Game
That Brought a Divided Town Together” and “Not the
Triumph but the Struggle: The 1968 Olympics and the
Making of the Black Athlete.” Contact Joanna Pinsker at
(212) 364-0562; joanna.pinsker@hbgusa.com

2. ==> Good News for Liz and Kamala? New Report – White
Men are NOT More Electable

A new report on the 2018 midterm elections finds that
women and people of color won their races at similar
rates to white men ? challenging the prevailing notion
of what types of candidates are more “electable.” The
Reflective Democracy Campaign, a group that studies the
demographics of elected officials in the U.S., looked
at the more than 30,000 candidates in races for
federal, state and county offices in 2018, as well as
those who won, and found that women of color, white
women, men of color and white men all won seats in
close proportion to their share of candidates. “There’s
a common assumption that white men are the more
electable candidates, but our research found the
opposite,” says Brenda Choresi Carter, director of the
Reflective Democracy Campaign. “We found women of
color, white women and men of color win at essentially
the same rate. There’s only one group that loses
slightly more, and that’s white men.” The Reflective
Democracy Campaign was founded by the Women Donors
Network in 2014. Contact Nick Kauzlarich at (202)
800-9010; reflectivedemocracy@berlinrosen.com

3. ==> It’s All Numbers to Me! What the Jobs Report Means

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that the
economy added 224,000 jobs in June, continuing the yo-
yo trend in employment growth. Corporate investment
strategy expert Chris Macke says if you’re looking to
read the tea leaves, don’t rely too much on any single
jobs report. Macke has worked in finance for more than
30 years and can discuss the June report, economic
trends and their impact on job growth numbers expected
in August, as well as employment numbers and their
impact on a Federal Reserve policy announcement
scheduled for July 31. As the director of research
investment strategy for a ten-billion institutional
investment management company and a regular contributor
to the Beige Book, Macke has followed domestic and
global economic developments; global trade policy;
monetary policy; corporate tax policy; financial
markets; and geopolitical developments in formulating
investment strategy. He’s also the author of
“Solutionomics.” Contact Johanna Ramos Boyer at (703)
646-5137; (703) 400-1099 (cell); johanna@jrbcomm.com or
Erin Bolden at (703) 646-5188.

4. ==> It’s Not Just Billionaires – The Hidden World of Sex Trafficking

The charges against billionaire financier Jeffrey
Epstein underscore the prevalence of human trafficking
and how it often goes undetected and unpunished
according to Raleigh Sadler, a Christian reverend and
founder of the human trafficking awareness group Let My
People Go. He says the situation is complicated, and
insidious. “Human trafficking is far more prevalent
than the general public realizes, and it can affect
virtually any community.” Raleigh says awareness is
part of the problem, along with inaccurate information.
“Currently, most who are trafficked come through legal
points of entry,” he reveals. “As we focus on those
illegally crossing the border, we miss the reality that
many who are undocumented and already in the U.S. are
potential targets of would-be traffickers.” Raleigh
Sadler is the author of “Vulnerable: Rethinking Human
Trafficking.” Contact him at RSadler@rtirguests.com;
(917) 341-6758.

5. ==> Cowgirl Camp – Women Wrangling their Best Lives

Like many women over 40, Sandra Matheson found herself
at a daunting crossroads. She was divorced, unable to
continue her career as a veterinarian due to work-
related chemical sensitivities and stuck with a money-
losing farm. But she managed to turn lemons into
lemonade by focusing on rebuilding her farm, which
became a metaphor for her life. “Just as a farmer grows
crops, you can make the choice to grow your dreams
after 40,” she says. “The main focus has to be on
silencing your ‘inner critic.’ Growing your life will
take some work. However, the fruits of that harvest are
well worth it. ” Sandra is a co-host of the New Cowgirl
Camps, which teach women about farming and ranching,
the next of which is set for Aug. 26-30 in Cheney,
Wash. She is also the author of the upcoming book
“Thrive After 40: How to Seize the Life of Your
Dreams!” Contact her at smatheson@rtirguests.com; (360)
325-4221.

6. ==> More Sharks! Expert on New Cape Cod Sightings

Two white shark sightings were reported off a Cape Cod
beach on yesterday and that’s just the latest shark
headline this summer, after several sightings and
attacks farther south off the coast of North Carolina
in recent weeks. Greg Skomal, PhD., is a shark expert.
Since 2009, the program manager and senior scientist
for the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has
been tagging and counting the great white sharks coming
to Cape Cod in increasing numbers. Besides leading the
Massachusetts Shark Research program, Skomal has also
become the go-to media expert whenever sharks are
making news. Contact Greg Skomal at (508) 742-9745;
gregory.skomal@mass.gov

7. ==> Why Do People Act That Way??

Who hasn’t scratched their head while trying to
understand why a family member, coworker, friend or
stranger did something inexplicable? For instance, why
a business associate suddenly tells you about the
affair they are having or why the neighbor, who seemed
perfectly OK last weekend, just killed himself. Myke
Merrill, D.Min., will help your listeners understand
their fellow human beings’ behavior… and what they can
do about it! He’ll explain the 5 basic emotional
systems we all have, what shapes the way we each
interpret reality, and how to respond when someone says
or does something that makes you scratch your head. Dr.
Myke has authored 22 books and training manuals and was
a panelist on the national television show Ask the
Pastor for 18 years. He has a master’s of divinity
degree from Asbury Theological Seminary, a doctor of
ministry degree from Northeastern Seminary, has
traveled worldwide for training and educational
development in over 20 countries, and speaks or reads
eight languages. His latest book is “Why Do People Act
That Way? (And What Can I Do About It?” Contact Dr.
Myke Merrill, (585) 615-6383; inquiries@drmyke.com

8. ==> Is Trump the Next Teddy Roosevelt Trust Buster?

What do Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Twitter have in
common with Standard Oil, Big Tobacco, big railroads,
mining companies, the Pinkertons and other entities
that roiled the business world more than 125 years ago?
Interview Jim Rumford to find out why he says the very
history that led to the Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890
is being repeated today with such behemoths as Google,
Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter. He can talk about ways
monopolies, big government and big corporations stick
together at the expense of middle- and working-class
people. Noting that the FBI and Dept. of Justice
recently opened investigations into these giant
corporations, Rumford will reveal surprising parallels
to U.S. history as well as why he believes that Donald
Trump is the next Teddy Roosevelt when it comes to
trust busting. Rumford is the author of “Tobacco,
Trusts, and Trump: How America’s Forgotten War Created
Big Government.” Rumford’s great-grandfather was a
tobacco buyer at the time the tobacco wars started.
Rumford’s own interest in the topic was piqued by his
ancestor’s scrapbook of newspaper articles of the day.
Reach him through Stephanie at (937) 272-8155;
stephanie@rumfordgroup.com

9. ==> Consumer Alert: What You Need to Know about Transamerica Settlement

David Kottler, the Insurance Doctor ™, says the recent
Transamerica COI Settlement is a big WIN for insurance
companies and a big LOSS for policy holders. Invite him
on your show and learn what’s going on with the
settlement, what it means to the average policy holder,
and what consumers can do to protect themselves from
insurance companies that are illegally raising their
mortality costs. David Kottler combines his legal and
business experience with a passion for philanthropy.
His book “The Best Kept Money Secret in Your Insurance
Policy” details everything your audience needs to know
to get their insurance policies working for them and
generating cash! Contact David Kottler at (216)
532-1221; DKottler@rtirguests.com

10. ==> Does it Pay to Be Ethical in Business? In Life?

What does it really mean to be ethical in business and
in life? Today people are living in a grey area, an
area that blurs the lines between right and wrong,
ethical and unethical. Would you know fraud if you saw
it? At work or in yourself? Interview John Smith, an
ordinary guy who unwittingly got caught up in the
1980’s S&L crisis and found out the hard way that you
don’t have to commit a crime to be convicted of one.
“Most people are unaware of what fraud actually is so
it’s overlooked and people remain unaware of illegal
activity around them. We all need to know exactly what
fraud is, how it happens, why it happens and how to
avoid it!” says John. Smith is a professional speaker
who shares his gripping story and the consequences of
ethical and unethical behavior. His book “Embracing the
Abyss” chronicles his true story of unknowingly
becoming a part of a fraud scandal and receiving a
presidential pardon. Contact John Smith at (214)
216-2199; JSmith@rtirguests.com

11. ==> Incompetent, Reckless, Smug – Does That Spell IRS?

It’s one thing to hate and even fear the powerful
entity that takes a sizable chunk of your hard-earned
money. But according to tax expert Richard Green — who
used to be one of the Internal Revenue Service’s own —
it’s the abuses and pompous approach of the IRS that
should get you really angry. Find out more from this
former agent, who contends that we should be talking
about (and opposing!) the recklessness of the IRS year-
round. As your guest, Green will explore: disparaging
reports and Congressional investigations on the IRS we
hear about every month … whether most audits are UNFAIR
to taxpayers … stark realities about the slow-moving
IRS staff and antiquated technology causing chaos and
wastefulness nationwide … why it’s only getting worse,
and what you can do. Only someone like Green, who’s
seen it firsthand, can blow the whistle on the IRS
mess! Richard Green is the author of “Agents of
Deceit.” Contact him at (909) 570-1509;
rgreen@rtirguests.com

12. ==> Tough Choices – How to Make a Painful Decision

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. As a
systems analyst, Terrie Novak is an expert at decision-
making… or “choice-making” as she likes to call it.
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. Now she can help
you and your audience do the same! Terrie Novak works
in software engineering as a systems analyst. Her
unique framework for “choice-making” is a three-step
process anyone can use and can be applied to decisions
of any kind. Terrie Novak’s new book is “Decision
Doctor: How to Overcome the Agony of Indecision.”
Contact her at (503) 336-3767; TNovak@rtirguests.com

13. ==> One’s in Jail for Attempted Murder, One Saves Lives – How Could Brothers Be So Different?

Christopher L. Hall and his brother Wayne Timmons both
grew up in one of the worst housing projects in Los
Angeles. They both ended up in foster care at young
ages and began lives of crime. Wayne is a seven-time
felon serving a long prison sentence while Christopher
is an ER doctor and military veteran. How did two
brothers end up taking such radically different paths
in life? Find out by interviewing Christopher, who
says, “Poor kids and kids in foster care and juvenile
hall are not destined for failure and low educational
achievement.” Christopher and Wayne both tell their
stories in the memoir “Ward of the Court.” Contact
Christopher at (251) 207-7527; chall@rtirguests.com

14. ==> The Forgotten Lives of the Abortion Debate

As the U.S. has become bitterly divided by the current
changes to abortion laws, best-selling author Jane
Jenkins Herlong points out that one faction of society
is being completely over-looked: elderly people. “When
it comes to sanctity of life, we really need to focus
on the elderly,” she says. “The extreme abortion laws
from New York to Alabama are vastly different. This
also affects the elderly, who are not part of the
current discussion.” Jane can discuss what she learned
from caring for her own elderly mom, and why we need to
take greater measures to protect the elderly to ensure
that they live the remainder of their lives in safety,
comfort and dignity. She is a former Miss America
contestant and the award-winning author of four books
including Rhinestones on My Flip-Flops. In addition,
she has recorded music CDs and personal growth and
comedy DVDs. As a humorist, her comedy is featured on
Sirius XM 97. Contact Jane at JHerlong@rtirguests.com;
(803) 599-2941.

15. ==> It’s Anti-Boredom Month! Do a Show on Crazy Hobbies

July is Anti-Boredom Month and a great time for a fun
show about your listeners’ favorite hobbies – the
crazier the better! Toy Voyaging? Soap Carving? Mooing?
Train Surfing? Extreme Ironing? From around the world
people have hobbies – activities they are passionate
about that help them make friends, keep active, and
stay stress-free. Invite Jennifer Cochern, LCPC to
share some hobbies you may not have heard about and
hear why everyone should have a hobby of some kind…
crazy or not! “It’s time people took control of their
time, learn how to entertain themselves and become
lifelong learners. Hobbies help you do all that and
more!” She’ll talk about why summer is a great time to
find a new hobby and how that can help you… both
physically and emotionally. People who have hobbies are
often healthier and happier than those who don’t – find
out why! Jennifer Cochern, LCPC is a counselor and the
author of “Alignment: Move from Internal Chaos to
Clarity.” Contact her at (208) 817-2870;
JCochern@rtirguests.com

16. ==> This Summer, Mentor a Dad-less Boy

As a divorced dad to two young boys, Pastor Eric
Hawthorne knows how important it is for boys to have
male role models. Since 81 percent of all single parent
households are headed by moms, he sees a real need for
men to get involved with the young males in their
communities. “There is a severe fatherhood deficit in
our society,” he says. “I see young kids out on the
street, doing drugs because nine times out of 10, their
fathers are absent.” Eric can share what men can do to
mentor the young boys in their communities, and how
this benefits society as a whole. “We need more
interaction between the church, the YMCA and other
programs through which men can help them to learn
manhood. It will impact society for the long haul and
help to keep boys out of trouble.” Pastor Eric is the
second-generation pastor of Daystar Deliverance
Ministries in Richardson, Texas, the author of the
upcoming book Are You Ready For Marriage? Contact Eric
at (214) 225-0769; EHawthorne@rtirguests.com

17. ==> How (and Why) to Connect with Your ‘Inner Genius’

When it comes to achieving success and happiness in
life, most people focus on external factors and
circumstances such as skills, luck, hard work and
intelligence in an attempt to attain their goals. But
Intuition expert Kim Chestney claims that we are going
about this all wrong. “We all have an ‘Inner Genius’
which we can tap into by connecting with our most
valuable trait: intuition,” she says. “This a
revolutionary inner power. But it is not just for the
elite few; it’s the birthright of each and every one of
us.” Kim can illustrate with astonishing accuracy how
people like Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey, who began
life as everyday people, utilized this trait to become
wildly successful. Kim can also share with audiences
how to tap into this innate trait, with life-changing
results. She is an international best-selling author
and Intuition expert who founded the popular CREATE!
Festival in Pittsburgh, Pa. Her new global online
Intuition school, IntuitionLab is launching now.
Contact Kim at KChestney@rtirguests.com; (412)
214-9502.

18. ==> That’s Amazing! What You Don’t Know about Meditation

Have you joined the millions of wise people (from Oprah
to Howard Stern to many of your own colleagues and
friends) who meditate daily? How will this benefit you
by reducing stress and avoiding stress-related
ailments, from headaches to heart problems and from
arthritis to asthma? How does meditation help in
successfully treating addictions and anxiety, and even
preventing/dropping bad habits? Learn more about
solving our 21st Century lifestyle issues with
meditation methods that have been around for millennia
with meditation expert John Sambalino. He’ll debunk
myths about meditation and help listeners improve their
lives by meditating. He says meditation even helps
prison inmates become more rehabilitated. “Is God in
That Bottle Cap? A Search for Truth” is Sambalino’s
latest book. Contact him at (609) 238-2775;
jsambalino@gmail.com

19. ==> Do a Show On Why Women Directors Are Snubbed

While female directors are not given their due in
Hollywood, this wasn’t always the case. “In Episode 3
of my TV series ‘Kailin Gow’s Go Girl Food, Travel, and
Lost History,’ I talk about the lack of women directors
in Hollywood,” says Kailin Gow. “But what’s fascinating
is that the earliest pioneers of filmmaking in
Hollywood were women who wrote and directed many silent
films. When films started making money and being
profitable, that’s when many men entered filmmaking and
turned it into a big industry. The pioneer women
filmmakers were forgotten and left behind.” Kailin can
share how women can break through the glass ceiling in
this and other male-dominated industries. She is a
director/filmmaker and the founder of Sparklesoup Inc.
and an internationally recognized, multi-award-winning
bestselling author who has sold over 5.5 million books.
Contact Kailin at KGow@rtirguests.com; (617) 582-2121.

20. ==> Mom, Are You Setting a Bad Example?

Mothers encourage their children to pursue their
passions, but do they model this behavior to their
kids? What message does it send when moms always make
sacrifices for everyone in the family and ignore their
own dreams? What better way to teach children to reach
for what they want in life than to show them what that
looks like! Invite children’s author Rosie J. Pova to
share small, simple ways to indulge yourself without
feeling guilty, why making sure you regularly recharge
helps you to help your children, and why doing things
just for yourself isn’t selfish. She is the author of
several children’s books including her latest, Sarah’s
Song. Pova has been featured on radio and in print.
Contact her at (214) 563-1633 (TX);
rosie.pova@yahoo.com

July 9, 2019

01. Billionaire’s Arrest Exposes the Hidden World of Sex Trafficking
02. The Sports Princess on US Women’s World Cup Win
03. Conservative Columnist Larry Taunton
04. It’s Road Trip Season: For the Love of the Open Road
05. Better than Random Acts: Put Kindness on Your Calendar
06. Stevie Wonder, Ed Henry: Organ Transplants in News
07. Putting an End to Extremism
08. Expert Says Rental Properties Are Where It’s At
09. Beach Boys Bodyguard Tells All
10. College Send-Off Blues: Ten Tips for Making the College Transition
Better (for Everyone!)
11. Creating the Perfect School is Possible!
12. Unconventional Advice: What to Wear to Land a Job
13. Put the Clothes Back on Your Audience
14. A Natural Cure for Opioid Addiction?
15. Why Not Relaxing This Summer Can Land You Flat on Your Back
16. Keeping Beds Dry Every Night
17. Doc Reveals What Your Illness is Trying to Tell You
18. Wake Up! You’re Not Living in the Moment
19. Revelations of an Undertaker’s Daughter
20. How Science AND Spirituality Can Bring More Abundance into Your Life
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1. ==> Billionaire’s Arrest Exposes the Hidden World of
Sex Trafficking

Federal prosecutors have released an indictment against
billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein, charging him
with sex trafficking and accusing him of using his
fortune to “create a vast network of underage victims
for him to sexually exploit.” The charges underscore
the prevalence of human trafficking and how it often
goes undetected and unpunished. Raleigh Sadler, a
Christian reverend and founder of the human trafficking
awareness group Let My People Go says the situation is
complicated, and insidious. “Human trafficking is far
more prevalent than the general public realizes, and it
can affect virtually any community.” Raleigh says
awareness is part of the problem, along with inaccurate
information. “Currently, most who are trafficked come
through legal points of entry,” he reveals. “As we
focus on those illegally crossing the border, we miss
the reality that many who are undocumented and already
in the U.S. are potential targets of would-be
traffickers.” Raleigh Sadler is the author of
“Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.” Contact him
at RSadler@rtirguests.com; (917) 341-6758.

2. ==> The Sports Princess on US Women’s World Cup Win

Team USA won its second consecutive World Cup and
fourth overall this weekend in France. With its
comfortable 2-0 win over the Netherlands, the US
Women’s National Team showed that it has both the youth
and experience to be a force to be reckoned with in
many World Cups to come. Invite Kate Delaney, aka The
Sports Princess, to discuss the team, criticism of
players’ behavior on the field during the tournament,
and the ongoing issue of pay equality in sports.
Delaney has been a broadcast personality for more than
20 years. She’s covered 15 Super Bowls, 10 U.S. Opens,
15 Final Fours, World Series Games, and a plethora of
sporting events. Her new book is “Deal Your Own
Destiny.” Contact Mark Goldman at (516) 639-0988
(text/call) or mark@goldmanmccormick.com

3. ==> Conservative Columnist Larry Taunton

For a lively discussion about our current social and
political climate invite conservative cultural
commentator and columnist Larry Alex Taunton on your
show. Taunton just wrote a special report in the
American Spectator titled, “While We Are on the Subject
of N@ It’s Road Trip Season: For the Love of the Open
Road

It’s road trip season and millions of Americans are
hitting the road looking for a summer adventure! Most
will come home with pictures and stories, but some,
like Jenni Raney Edwards, will find the experience
life-changing. Invite her to share how what began as a
solo cross-country adventure in her SUV turned into a
love affair with the open road, and led to her selling
her home and most of her possessions to hit the road in
a 40-foot Class A motorhome—despite having relatively
little RV experience! A successful businesswoman and
entrepreneur, Edwards traded in her office for an RV
and says she has no regrets. Jenni Raney Edwards is the
author of “Bumping Down Highways: From Boardrooms to
Back Roads in an RV.” She’s also the founder of Norsk
Tiny Houses, designing and building the first LEED
Certified Tiny House on Wheels, achieving Platinum
Certification. Jenni Raney Edwards is currently on an
RV book tour. Contact her at (904) 234-2891;
jenni@bumpingdownhighways.com

5. ==> Better than Random Acts: Put Kindness on Your
Calendar

You’ve heard of random acts of kindness. They are
certainly lovely, but why should kindness be random?
Shouldn’t it be intentional? That’s why Lyle Benjamin
created Planned Acts of Kindness, a global social
responsibility program in which each morning people
around the world receive cell phone and computer
notifications of a planned act of kindness they can do
with their family, friends, co-workers and in their
community. Benjamin’s goal is to have tens of millions
of people in the United States and hundreds of millions
of people around the world doing the same planned act
of kindness on the same day unleashing positive,
powerful energy into the world. “The problems of the
world — climate change, pollution, overpopulation,
pandemics, war and terrorism — are not going to be
solved by governments, corporations or religions alone,
but by ordinary people working on common causes with a
common purpose,” Benjamin adds. “The tipping points are
not 20 to 30 years in the future; they are now and if
we don’t get these problems under control the world
will be a very different place for billions of people.”
Invite Benjamin to talk about his Planned Acts of
Kindness program and how your listeners can
participate. Contact Lyle Benjamin at (212) 213-0257;
(917) 683-2625 (cell) or Help@PlannedActs.Org

6. ==> Stevie Wonder, Ed Henry: Organ Transplants in
News

Stevie Wonder announced to concertgoers this weekend
that his kidney is failing and he will receive a kidney
from a living donor this fall. Hours later, Fox News
correspondent Ed Henry told viewers live, on-air that
he was donating part of his liver to his ailing sister.
Discuss the issue of organ donation, including living
donations, when you invite Joe Lafferty, an organ donor
advocate, to share his own story of receiving a double
transplant. Joe survived cancer, diabetes, vision loss,
a pulmonary embolism, kidney failure, heart surgery, a
double organ transplant and seven minutes of death; all
while playing high school and college football, working
for three D-1A athletic departments, the Orange Bowl
and the Dallas Cowboys. He coached 14 seasons of high
school football, including 15 future NFL players, and
is a member of the Donate Life Hollywood board and
coauthor “Justin Time: A Memoir of Faith and Fight for
Life.” Contact him at (412) 897-1313;
joelafferty@me.com

7. ==> Putting an End to Extremism

What causes polarization and how can we reduce it if
not outright eliminate it? Rachel Williams-Smith,
Ph.D., Ed.D., has a unique vantage point on the fear
that leads people to view others as less-human and what
we can do about it. Dr. Rachel grew up as a child of
extremist parents who thought the world was about to
end, so they moved to a remote homestead where they had
little contact with outsiders and lived with no modern
conveniences. Dr. Rachel grew up fearing the larger
world. When she was 16 and her father abandoned the
family, she found herself living in a world she had
been taught to shun. Her fascinating story and the
insights she can share about learning to appreciate
other people who don’t think as you do could not be
timelier. Dr. Rachel is the author of “Born Yesterday:
The True Story of a Girl Born in the 20th Century but
Raised in the 19th.” Now the dean of the School of
Journalism and Communication at Southern Adventist
University, Dr. Rachel is an experienced media guest
who speaks about the effects of extreme religion. Reach
her at (256) 665-6257; rachel@rachelwilliamssmith.com

8. ==> Expert Says Rental Properties Are Where It’s At

A lot of people who go into the complex world of real
estate investing are convinced that they can get the
most bang for their buck by buying, renovating and then
selling properties, a process known as flipping. But
long-time real estate and property renovation expert
Dan Lieberman claims that this is not a recipe for
success. ” You take on a lot of risk if housing prices
go down,” he says. “That’s why it’s a good idea to get
into the rental market. With rentals, you have ongoing
income, even in a bad real estate market.” Dan has many
years of experience successfully developing rental
properties. He can share the secrets to developing
rental properties, getting the best rent and attracting
the nicest tenants so that you have a great source of
ongoing income. Lieberman is the author of “The
Effective Landlord: How Owners and Property Managers
Can Attract Better Tenants, Raise Rents, and Boost
Their Bottom Line in Any Market.” Contact him at
DLieberman@rtirguests.com.com; 510-570-1368

9. ==> Beach Boys Bodyguard Tells All

Much has been documented about Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s
struggles with drugs, his bandmate brothers, and cousin
Mike Love. But for the first time, Brian’s former
bodyguard/caretaker Rushton “Rocky” Pamplin tells his
riveting behind-the-scenes story. Rocky is a former NFL
player who was college roommates and best friends with
Stan Love, a former LA Laker and brother of Mike Love.
In the mid-1970s, they were enlisted as life savers for
Brian, who was on a death spiral. After years of
silence, Rocky authored the book The Beach Boys Endless
Wave: Inside America’s Band, with co-author Ron Hamady,
a veteran of the music and film industries. “Rocky went
where no one had ever been,” Ron says. “It was a
monumental time for the band. There have been plenty of
Beach Boys books; but, no one has ever been behind the
scenes.” Contact Mike Vezo at mvezo@rtirguests.com;
(310) 997-4947.

10. ==> College Send-Off Blues: Ten Tips for Making the
College Transition Better (for Everyone!)

This August nearly 20 million students will head off to
college. Did you know that 60% of them will struggle
with homesickness, depression and feeling overwhelmed?
Many parents will also struggle with feelings of
depression and anxiety during this time. “There are
simple things that parents and students can do now to
help them prepare for this transition in August,” say
Lindy and Tom Schneider, also known as America’s
College Advisors. Invite them on your show to share
their Ten Tip Transition Strategy with your audience
and ensure a better year for everyone! Lindy and Tom
have over 15 years of experience helping thousands of
college students and their parents. They’ve been
featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, the CW and Inside
Edition and are co-authors of “College Secrets of
Highly Successful People.” Contact Lindy Schneider at
(602) 499-4429; Lindy@AmericasCollegeAdvisor.com

11. ==> Creating the Perfect School is Possible!

Every September kindergartners start school and love
it. So why is it that every year after that more and
more students hate school – until high school when only
a few are left who actually love coming to school and
love learning? This problem is easier to fix than you
think! “There are so many ways to create a perfect
school,” says Lee Jenkins, a career educator with a
passion for improving student learning in school.
“From giving students choice in how to do homework to
creating a team feel in every classroom, where they are
more interested in outperforming their own best work
instead of competing with each other… it works! And it
works FAST!” In fact, teachers using Lee’s method are
seeing an increase in classroom learning by six times
the national average! The key is for students to be in
an environment where they both work hard and love their
learning. Lee Jenkins has been an educator and
administrator in public schools and universities. He’s
the author of “How to Create a Perfect School,”
foreword by Jack Canfield, and while he speaks
primarily to educators his message to parents is
essential. Contact him at 484-306-8784;
LJenkins@rtirguests.com

12. ==> What to Wear to Land Your Dream Job

So you just graduated from college and are ready to
launch an exciting career. According to critically
acclaimed author and Name Colorology expert B.P.
Greycastle, it’s great to have impressive academic
achievements under your belt, but there’s more to
landing a job than that. “Our names and the colors that
we wear have a great impact on achieving success in our
lives,” he says. He’ll reveal how job seekers can
impress prospective employers during job interviews by
knowing exactly what to wear and say on based on the
employer’s name. He can also supply testimonials from
those he helped land great careers. “I can show with a
tremendous amount of evidence, facts and figures that
our color-coded names are the number one factor in
determining our careers, with lists of the most
successful people in over 40 major career fields who
became successful because of their names.” B.P. is the
author of “Your Name and Colors: Key to Your Beauty,
Career, Personality, Romance and Success.” Contact him
at drolley@rtirguests.com; (510) 570-1929.

13. ==> Put The Clothes Back on Your Audience — And
Become a Better Speaker

You’re in front of a group, with key info to share, but
you need to get over your own nerves and apprehension.
First of all — you do NOT need to imagine your
audience naked! That old chestnut never works. You’ll
want your presentation, confidence and message to wow
everyone instead. So says communications and leadership
expert Jill Jaysen who will reveal on your show how
we’ve all been mis-taught when it comes to public
speaking, and what really makes a dynamite presentation
for winning big. Watch ratings climb when Jaysen
shares: Why gimmicks like “practice at a mirror” and
“videotape yourself” only risk creating mediocre
speakers who zap their own innate charisma. How the
speech truly starts long before you reach the podium.
How to prevent the biggest speaking turn-offs. And
amazing truths about NLP for enhancing your speaking
prowess. Contact Jill Jaysen at (203) 442-9301;
jjaysen@rtirguests.com

14. ==> A Natural Cure for Opioid Addiction?

As the opioid crisis has reached epidemic proportions,
health professionals primarily rely on drugs such as
methadone to cure addiction. But Dr. Isaac Alexis says
that there are other, natural ways to overcome
addiction, which focus on the whole person. “It’s not
just about treating addicts,” he says. “It’s about
treating their environments and families.” He can also
share natural and over-the-counter remedies that can
expedite the healing process. Dr. Isaac completed an
internship in trauma surgery at Cornell University at
New York Hospital of Queens. He served as medical
director at the Department of Justice as well as
director of infection control and chair of the quality
improvement medical committee. He is the author of
“Life and Death behind the Brick and Razor-Code Red
Diamond” and the upcoming “The Seductive Pink Crystal.”
Contact him at IAlexis@rtirguests.com; (315) 935-6348.

15. ==> Spine Surgeon Reveals… Why Not Relaxing This
Summer Can Land You Flat on Your Back

Summer is supposed to be the time to unwind, but most
Americans fill it to the brim with activities which
have the complete opposite effect. The stress they
create for themselves and their families manifests
itself in back and bodily pain that can put them flat
on their back. Noted spine surgeon Dr. David Hanscom
will explain the connection between summer chaos and
physical pain, while revealing how stress and anxiety
are at the core of most of our problems. Hanscom,
author of “Back in Control: A Surgeon’s Roadmap Out of
Chronic Pain” will show audiences how to cure
themselves and avoid costly trips to the doctor and
pharmacy. Presenting research-based evidence and
information about the direct connection between stress,
anxiety and physical pain in both adults and children,
he’ll also explore how anxiety has led to drug abuse,
gratuitous surgeries and just plain bad-doctoring. An
in-demand speaker and talk-show guest, including The
Dr. Oz Show, Hanscom will change the way you view
summer activities and get your audience back on track
to really enjoy the season. Contact him at
dhanscom@rtirguests.com; (206) 890-1892.

16. ==> Keeping Beds Dry Every Night

Does your child or teen do it — even once in a while?
Are older family members also prone to wetting the bed?
Find out more about this common condition that can be
treated, when you interview sought-after speaker Jeff
Lazarus, M.D. He will discuss his comprehensive home
video program “Keeping the Bed Dry,” which incorporates
medical hypnosis for anyone hoping to finally awaken to
a dry bed. Invite this acclaimed physician to answer
questions like: How does hypnosis work so well to help
keep beds dry? What other advice does he offer for
lifestyle and behavior? What should parents, teachers,
coaches and health professionals know? Why do so many
doctors avoid the issue? Do adult diapers only make
things worse? Contact Dr. Lazarus at (216) 202-3112;
jlazarusmd@rtirguests.com

17. ==> Doc Reveals What Your Illness is Trying to Tell
You

Do you realize you can empower yourself to reduce
physical discomfort, ease anxiety and even slow (or
reverse) the progression of disease? How does illness
send you messages about your body, that you need to
know for longer, healthier life? When working with your
doctors, what should you know about self-healing?
What’s the link between disease and emotions? Explore
the answers when you interview physician and speaker
Nelie Johnson, MD. Dr. Johnson will discuss what’s been
missing in health care (traditional Western medicine
AND alternative methods) and how patients are best
served when they become an acknowledged part of the
health team. Dr. Johnson is initiator of the Forum
“It’s Time to Heal,” offering an integrative approach
to treating illness. Her upcoming book is “The Healing
Message of Illness.” Contact Dr. Nelie Johnson at (604)
334-3853; njohnson@rtirguests.com

18. ==> Wake Up! You’re Not Living in the Moment

We hear the phrase ‘live in the moment’ all the time,
but what does that actually mean? Personal growth
expert and author Joffre McClung says “Living in the
moment is about being present in your life. It’s about
moving through the world consciously and with purpose.
It’s also about being aware of your behavior and its
impact on those around you.” Joffre says a lot of us
think we’re living in the moment but we’re actually
sleepwalking through life not realizing what we’re
missing! Do you get upset or angry when your routine or
schedule is suddenly changed? Do you know anything
about the clerk who serves you coffee every morning?
Are you always multi-tasking? Joffre will share
questions to ask yourself to determine which areas of
your life you need to wake-up. She’ll also provide
easy, everyday ways to instantly become more present
and reap the rewards of living in the moment like
feeling happier, less stressed, more focused and
healthier! A former media producer and independent
filmmaker, Joffre has appeared on numerous radio and TV
programs. Her latest book is “The Heart of the Matter.”
Contact her at (917) 994-0225 (TX);
JMcClung@rtirguests.com

19. ==> Revelations of an Undertaker’s Daughter

Most people don’t like to talk or even think about
death. But while growing up in a Midwestern funeral
home where her dad was an undertaker, Margo Lenmark
learned a lot about life from dead people. “I can share
fascinating experiences of growing up around death and
dead people, and the messages I received from them,”
she says. “I have a lot to say about death and gifts
people give when they die.” Margo can reveal her
journeys to the other side, experiences she had in
dreams and the important messages she received about
life from the deceased. She is the author of “Light in
the Mourning: Memoirs of an Undertaker’s Daughter”
which has received glowing reviews from prominent
authors and spiritual leaders including Deepak Chopra.
Contact Margo at MLenmark@rtirguests.com; (484)
928-7824.

20. ==> Science AND Spirituality Can Bring More
Abundance into Your Life

According to scientist David. L. Peters, “Abundance is
not more money or ‘things.’ Abundance is a life of joy
and happiness, under all conditions that life sends
you, the good or the not-so-good.” David has spent 80-
plus years living a joyful and abundant life, immersed
in science and spirituality where he has found that one
supports the other. “The pathway of the 12 steps leads
to joy and happiness even under devastating
conditions.” Peters has achieved great prominence in
his career as an engineer, holds 18 patents, raised
seven great kids and has enjoyed a loving marriage of
57 years. He is the author of “The 12 Steps to Joy and
Happiness: Finding the Kingdom of God that Lies
Within.” Contact him at DPeters@rtirguests.com; (607)
304-3329

July 2, 2019

01. Publicity Stunt or Peace Plan? Trump Steps in North Korea
02. Coming to a Ballpark Near You… PLAY
03. It’s National Hot Dog Month! Fun Weiner Facts
04. Beach Boys Bodyguard Tells All
05. July 4th – Declare Independence from Drug Companies
06. How to Have Sustainable Summer Fun
07. Do a Show About Why Women Directors Are Snubbed
08. He Backpacked Around the World Solo at 62!
09. Compulsive Habits: What’s Yours?
10. Are You a Stressed Mess? This M.D. Has the Cure
11. Great Grad Advice from an Unlikely Source
12. College Send-Off Blues: 10 Tips to Make College Transition Better (for Everyone!)
13. How Domestic Violence Hurts Everyone
14. Revelations of an Undertaker’s Daughter
15. July is Anti-Boredom Month: Don’t Get Bored, Get a Crazy Hobby!
16. Connect with Your ‘Inner Genius’ for Maximum Success
17. How Science and Spirituality Can Bring More Abundance into Your Life
18. Surviving Stage Four Cancer Like Alex Trebek
19. How to Heal a Broken Heart Faster
20. Cowgirl Camp: Rancher Teaches Women to Wrangle their Best Lives
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1. ==> Publicity Stunt or Peace Plan? Trump Steps in North Korea

President Donald Trump made history when he took 20 steps into North Korea on Sunday — the first sitting American leader to do so. But whether those were 20 steps toward long-lasting peace initiatives, or 20 steps toward empowering and legitimizing the hermit kingdom, remains to be seen. Discuss the issue with Lori Esposito Murray, an expert in nonproliferation, arms control, disarmament and North Korea. She is an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, an adjunct professor at the University of Connecticut, and president emeritus of the World Affairs Councils of America. Contact her at lmurray@cfr.org

2. ==> Coming to a Ballpark Near You… PLAY

The next time you’re at a Major League baseball game, look around. The national PLAY campaign is making stops at MLB stadiums all over the country this summer to promote the importance of children living a healthy and active lifestyle. Invite Miriam Heyman to share details on some of this summer’s events and explain why the campaign is so important. Heyman is chief inclusion officer for the Ruderman Family Foundation which advocates for the full inclusion of people with disabilities. PLAY was created in 2004 by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society to raise awareness about childhood health issues and disability inclusion. Contact Mark Goldman at mark@goldmanmccormick.com or call/text (516) 639-0988.

3. ==> It’s National Hot Dog Month! Fun Weiner Facts

America loves hot dogs! In fact, Americans are expected to eat 150 million hot dogs this July 4th alone! Despite this, hot dogs are among our most misunderstood foods. July is National Hot Dog Month and a great time to invite Hot Dog Top Dog Eric Mittenthal to share hot dog facts, trivia and fun quotes with your listeners. As part of Hot Dog month, the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (NHDSC) is inviting hot dog fans to show their creativity by developing a hot dog meme that demonstrates their love for hot dogs. Prizes include a Wiener Warrior t-shirt, tickets to the Great American Beer Festival and of course, hot dogs! Mittenthal is president of the NHDSC. Contact him at (202) 587-4238; (404) 808-8396 (cell) or emittenthal@meatinstitute.org

4. ==> Beach Boys Bodyguard Tells All

Much has been documented about Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s struggles with drugs, his bandmate brothers, and cousin Mike Love. But for the first time, Brian’s former bodyguard/caretaker Rushton “Rocky” Pamplin is telling his riveting behind-the-scenes story. Rocky, a former NFL player, was college roommates and best friends with Stan Love, a former LA Laker and brother of Mike Love. In the mid-1970s, they were enlisted as life savers for Brian, who was on a death spiral. After years of silence, Rocky authored the book “The Beach Boys Endless Wave: Inside America’s Band,” with co-author Ron Hamady, a veteran of the music and film industries. “Rocky went where no one had ever been,” Ron says. “It was a monumental time for the band. There have been plenty of Beach Boys books; but, no one has ever been behind the scenes.” Contact Mike Vezo at mvezo@rtirguests.com; (310) 997-4947.

5. ==> July 4th – Declare Independence from Drug Companies

The Fourth of July holiday is, of course, about independence from tyranny. While the colonists had to worry about the British levying taxes on their tea, today’s Americans are being held hostage by skyrocketing drug prices. April Schulte, a doctor of acupuncture and Oriental medicine, will show your listeners how they can take back their power. Schulte will explain how to save money and help prevent the health-care system’s demise by ending reliance on pharmaceuticals, why no one knows your body better than you, not even your doctor, and how to recognize your body’s clues about your health. April Schulte, DAOM, LaC, owns Healing Horizons Integrated Health Solutions in Grand Junction and hosts the Health Matters podcast. She’s the author of “Save Your Life Now: Your Health is in Your Hands.” Contact her at (970) 256-8449; aprilacudoctor@gmail.com

6. ==> How to Have Sustainable Summer Fun

Summer is a time for fun in the sun, backyard barbecues, trips to the beach and other outdoor activities. But did you know that the activities and objects we use, purchase and enjoy in summer might actually harm the planet? According to environmental engineer Yasmin Davar, “Single use straws, not properly disposing of trash, buying patio furniture made from illegally logged wood and purchasing more food than we consume can have a very negative impact on the world environment. If we can all change small habits to be more environmentally friendly, this can have a positive impact on the entire plant.” Yasmin will discuss how our small, seemingly harmless habits can have devastating impact on the planet and how we can change this. Yasmin is the author of “Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and the World for a Sustainable Future.” Contact her at YDavar@rtirguests.com

7. ==> Do a Show About Why Women Directors Are Snubbed

While female directors are not given their due in Hollywood, this wasn’t always the case. “In Episode 3 of my TV series ‘Kailin Gow’s Go Girl Food, Travel, and Lost History,’ I talk about the lack of women directors in Hollywood,” says Kailin Gow. “But what’s fascinating is that the earliest pioneers of filmmaking in Hollywood were women who wrote and directed many silent films. When films started making money and being profitable, that’s when many men entered filmmaking and turned it into a big industry. The pioneer women filmmakers were forgotten and left behind.” Kailin can share how women can break through the glass ceiling in this and other male-dominated industries. A director/filmmaker and the founder of Sparklesoup Inc., Kailin Gow is also an author, selling more than 5 million books around the globe. Contact at KGow@rtirguests.com; (617) 582-2121.

8. ==> He Backpacked Around the World Solo at 62!

When Chris Herrmann’s wife of 40 years suddenly died from cancer he mourned her death before deciding to step outside his comfort zone to embark on a 12-month backpacking adventure around the world. And he undertook this solo journey to 23 countries when he was 62, using only a carry-on size backpack. He now teaches people how to live their international travel dreams no matter their age or income. Invite this inspiring guest to imbue your audience with the spirit to travel to foreign lands where they can immerse themselves in other cultures. He can share everything from how to afford the trip to what to pack and what apps to use to meet kindred spirits. The author of “The Youthful Art of Midlife Travel” has appeared on TV, radio, and in print media across Australia. Reach him at (215) 883-4319; chrish@chrisherrmann.com

9. ==> Compulsive Habits: What’s Yours?

Whether you like it or not, everyone has an addiction or a compulsive habit that controls their behavior and their choices. One out of three people is overtly addicted to something – like alcohol or drugs. But did you know that virtually two out of three people are covertly addicted to something – and they may not even realize it. Subtle behaviors like gossiping, judging others, people pleasing, shopping and working can all be compulsive. Interview Michael McGee, M.D., about the science of habit and his “good now, bad later” philosophy to help your audience figure out if they have compulsive habits and what to do about them!
Dr. McGee trained at Stanford and Harvard Medical Schools and has helped hundreds of patients beat their addictions. He’d the author of “The Joy of Recovery: The New 12 Step Guide to Recovery from Addiction.” Contact him at (978) 971-9703; MMcGee@rtirguests.com

10. ==> Are You a Stressed Mess? This M.D. Has the Cure

Stress really can kill you. According to Steven Hall, M.D., “Fifty percent of the U.S. population is experiencing one or more stress-related diseases. What society is doing to mitigate the adverse health effects of stress isn’t working.” Dr. Steven has discovered a solution to enable us to become impervious to the stressors in our lives. And it does not involve repressing any emotions; quite the opposite. Invite him to share with your listeners how to get off the vicious stress cycle for good. Dr. Steven has been practicing family medicine since 1985 and his online class Taming the Bear: Taking the Bite Out of Stress is having phenomenal success in people’s lives. “The 7 Tools of Healing: Unlock Your Inner Wisdom and Live the Life Your Soul Desires” is his latest book. Contact Dr. Steven Hall at shall@rtirguests.com; (425) 531-3684.

11. ==> Great Grad Advice from an Unlikely Source

When he was growing up in one of the worst housing projects in Los Angeles, few people would have predicted that Christopher Hall would be a role model and inspiration. It was more likely that he would end up like his father, who was in jail, or his brother, a seven-time felon now serving a 1,300-year sentence for attempted murder. Hall, who is now an ER doctor in Mississippi, is living proof that poor kids and kids in foster care and juvenile hall are not destined for failure and low educational achievement. He will share his powerful journey of how he went from juvenile hall and sleeping in a box at a Carl’s Jr. to dental school, medical school, and the military. His story and that of his brother’s is detailed in his memoir “Ward of the Court.” Contact Hall at (251) 207-7527; chall@rtirguests.com

12. ==> College Send-Off Blues: 10 Tips to Make College Transition Better (for Everyone!)

This August nearly 20 million students will head off to college. Did you know that 60% of them will struggle with homesickness, depression and feeling overwhelmed? Many parents will also struggle with feelings of depression and anxiety during this time. “There are simple things that parents and students can do now to help them prepare for this transition in August,” say Lindy and Tom Schneider, also known as America’s College Advisors. Let them share their Ten Tip Transition Strategy with your audience and ensure a better year for everyone! Lindy and Tom have over 15 years of experience helping thousands of college students and their families. They are the co-authors of “College Secrets of Highly Successful People.” The Schneiders have been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, the CW and Inside Edition. Contact Lindy Schneider at (602) 562-8669; lschneider@rtirguests.com

13. ==> How Domestic Violence Hurts Everyone

According to domestic violence awareness advocate Curt Lindsley, “Domestic violence doesn’t just affect the victims; it tears at the very fabric of entire communities.” Invite Curt on your show to explain how domestic violence can impact a company’s bottom line due to lost productivity, cause long-term health problems in victims, spill over to schools and workplaces, and involve innumerable police man hours. Hear why a multi-pronged approach is needed to tackle this madness head on as Curt shares how communities, organizations and individuals can come together to curtail this epidemic. Curt is the founder of the nonprofit domestic violence awareness group Go Purple USA, sponsor of Go Purple Day™ (Oct. 1); and co-founder of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, official sponsor of Purple Light Nights®. Contact Curt at clindsley@rtirguests.com; (256) 213-1092.

14. ==> Revelations of an Undertaker’s Daughter

Most people don’t like to talk or even think about death. But while growing up in a Midwestern funeral home where her dad was an undertaker, Margo Lenmark learned a lot about life from dead people. “I can share fascinating experiences of growing up around death and dead people, and the messages I received from them,” she says. “I have a lot to say about death and gifts people give when they die.” Margo can reveal her journeys to the other side, experiences she had in dreams and the important messages she received about life from the deceased. She is the author of “Light in the Mourning: Memoirs of an Undertaker’s Daughter,” which has received glowing reviews from a number of prominent authors and spiritual leaders including Deepak Chopra. Contact Margo at MLenmark@rtirguests.com; (484) 928-7824.

15. ==> July is Anti-Boredom Month: Don’t Get Bored, Get a Crazy Hobby!

Do you have a crazy hobby? How about Toy Voyaging? Soap Carving? Mooing? Train Surfing? Extreme Ironing? All around the world people have hobbies – activities they are passionate about that help them make friends, keep active, and stay stress-free. Interview Jennifer Cochern, LCPC to hear why everyone should have a hobby of some kind… crazy or not! “It’s time people took control of their time, learn how to entertain themselves and become lifelong learners. Hobbies help you do all that and more!” She’ll explain why summer is a great time to find a new hobby and how that can help you… both physically and emotionally. People who have hobbies are often healthier and happier than those who don’t – find out why! Jennifer Cochern, LCPC is a mental health counselor and the author of “Alignment: Move from Internal Chaos to Clarity.” She has worked with hundreds of people promoting personal growth and healthier relationship skills. Contact her at (208) 817-2870; JCochern@rtirguests.com

16. ==> How to Connect with Your ‘Inner Genius’ for Maximum Success

When it comes to achieving success and happiness in life, most people focus on external factors and circumstances like skills, luck, hard work and intelligence in an attempt to attain their goals. But intuition expert Kim Chestney claims we’re going about this all wrong. “We all have an ‘Inner Genius’ which we can tap into by connecting with our most valuable trait: intuition,” she says. “This a revolutionary inner power. But it is not just for the elite few; it’s the birthright of each and every one of us.” Your listeners will learn how people like Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey utilized this trait to become wildly successful and how they can tap into this innate trait, with life-changing results. Chestney, a best-selling author and intuition expert, founded the popular CREATE! Festival in Pittsburgh, Pa. Her new global online intuition school, IntuitionLab is launching now. Contact her at KChestney@rtirguests.com; (412) 214-9502.

17. ==> How Science and Spirituality Can Bring More Abundance into Your Life

According to author and scientist David. Peters, “Abundance is not more money or ‘things.’ Abundance is a life of joy and happiness, under all conditions that life sends you, the good or the not-so-good.” David has spent 80+ years living a joyful and abundant life, immersed in science and spirituality where he has found that one supports the other. “The pathway of the 12 steps leads to joy and happiness even under devastating conditions.” David is a prominent engineer, holds 18 patents, has been married for more than 57 years and raised seven children. He’s the author of “The 12 Steps to Joy and Happiness: Finding the Kingdom of God that Lies Within.” Contact him at Peters@rtirguests.com; (607) 304-3329.

18. ==> Surviving Stage Four Cancer Like Alex Trebek

Beloved Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek recently said his stage four pancreatic cancer was in “near remission,” according to his doctors. He tells PEOPLE, “It’s kind of mind-boggling … The doctors said they hadn’t seen this kind of positive result in their memory.” Anthony Randle’s wife, Jessica, also faced a grim prognosis when she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer, and she too defied doctors’ expectations! Invite Anthony to discuss what he believes saved his wife’s life, what he discovered through his own research and how it helped her sail through chemo to become healthier and happier than ever. Anthony shares his poignant experiences in “The True Story of a Husband, A Best Friend and Care Giver: The Struggle Within.” Contact him at ARandle@rtirguests.com or (702) 745-8349.

19. ==> How to Heal a Broken Heart Faster

We’re all going to suffer from loss and heartbreak at some point, but how can we speed up the healing process so we can move on with our lives? Maryann Ridini Spencer, author of “Lady in the Window” and the soon-to-be-published novel “The Paradise Table,” writes about healing from loss and heartbreak and offers valuable ideas and tips to find balance and happiness every day. Invite her to share how your thoughts can either heal you emotionally or keep you in a negative mindset. She’ll explain how you can promote healing by getting moving and getting out in nature, creating new goals for your future, nurturing positive relationships, and doing things that make you happy. Also a successful screenwriter and TV/film producer, Maryann’s work has appeared on Hallmark Hall of Fame (CBS-TV), the Hallmark Channel, CNN, USA, SyFy, Showtime, PBS, and many other media outlets. Contact her at 818-492-9135 (CA); MSpencer@rtirguests.com

20. ==> Cowgirl Camp: Rancher Teaches Women to Wrangle their Best Lives

Like many women over 40, Sandra Matheson found herself at a daunting crossroads. She was divorced, unable to continue her career as a veterinarian due to work-related chemical sensitivities and stuck with a money-losing farm. But she managed to turn lemons into lemonade by focusing on rebuilding her farm, which became a metaphor for her life. “Just as a farmer grows crops, you can make the choice to grow your dreams after 40,” she says. “The main focus has to be on silencing your ‘inner critic.’ Growing your life will take some work. However, the fruits of that harvest are well worth it. ” Sandra is a co-host of the New Cowgirl Camps, which teach women about farming and ranching. (The next camp is set for Aug. 26-30 in Cheney, Washington) She is also the author of the upcoming “Thrive After 40: How to Seize the Life of Your Dreams!” Contact her at smatheson@rtirguests.com; (360) 325-4221.

01. Democratic Debate Winners and Losers
02. Election Issue: Detecting Deepfake Videos
03. US, Iran and Miscalculation in the Gulf
04. National Security Expert on CIA Black Sites
05. Kids Mag Slams Kid Separation Policy
06. Activist Reveals the Truth About At-Risk Immigrants
07. Before Stonewall – America’s Early LGBT Community
08. How to Survive an Active Shooter Attack
09. This Guest’s Outdoor Adventures Will Give You Shivers
10. Go from Middle-Aged Miserable and Alone to Mid-Life Magnificent
11. The Forgotten Lives of the Abortion Debate
12. Why You Should Dump Your Negative Parents, Friends and Family
13. 6 Lies about College that Everyone Believes
14. What No One Tells New Grads about Jobs
15. ‘Decision Doctor’ Takes the Agony Out of Indecision
16. This Summer, Mentor a Dad-less Boy
17. Laugh Your Way to Weight Loss and Fitness!
18. Discover 7 Types of Rest That Beat Stress
19. How to Spot the Warning Signs of Dangerous Jealousy
20. Earthing: The Health Benefits of Going Barefoot!
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1. ==> Democratic Debate Winners and Losers

Democrats have been waiting this moment. This week’s
presidential debates mark a pivot point in the most
turbulent and contentious presidency in modern history
and come at a moment of national polarization.
Communication expert Paul Hellman can discuss explain
how the candidates did—both in content and their
presence—, who took advantage of the opening seconds,
and which candidates stood out when the cameras were
rolling. Paul Hellman consults and speaks
internationally on how to make your point—so you get
heard, get remembered and get results. His columns and
advice have appeared in the New York Times, Wall Street
Journal, CNBC.com and on public radio’s Marketplace and
CNN’s Business Unusual. He is the author of “You’ve Got
8 Seconds: Communication Secrets for a Distracted
World,” an Amazon best seller. Contact him at (508)
276-7013; phellman@rtirguests.com

2. ==> Election Issue: Detecting Deepfake Videos

Lawmakers are concerned that deepfake videos could be
used to influence the 2020 election and now the U.S.
government is working to create technology to detect
them. Hany Farid teaches at UC Berkeley and is an
expert in digital forensics. He is working with the
Defense Department’s research program DARPA where
researchers have been downloading hours and hours of
video of the 2020 candidates to build a system that
recognizes how they move when they talk. He calls it
fingerprinting. “We are going to get to a point where
you are not going to be able to visually be able to
distinguish fake videos and we sort of wanted to get
out ahead, before we get to that point.” Hany hopes to
have all the candidates’ fingerprinted by 2020 so news
outlets and others can check questionable videos for
authenticity. Contact him at
hfarid@ischool.berkeley.edu; (510) 664-4438.

3. ==> US, Iran and Miscalculation in the Gulf

As President Trump and Iran’s President trade insults
and threats, many are worried about what comes next.
“The problem for both the United States and Iran is
that the global rules of engagement for asymmetrical
attacks on energy facilities are extremely unclear,”
says Amy Myers Jaffe, a leading expert on global energy
policy, geopolitical risk and energy and
sustainability. “The patterns of engagement are unclear
and that is dangerous for all concerned. That lack of
clarity raises the stakes of a miscalculation,
especially on the Iranian side.” And to those who say
it’s too late for diplomacy, she says, “The problem
with that logic is that diplomacy is often needed so
countries do not misunderstand the progression of
events that could result from a string of ambiguous
situations.” Amy Myers Jaffe is senior fellow for
energy and the environment and director of the program
on Energy Security and Climate Change at the Council on
Foreign Relations. Contact her at ajaffe@cfr.org;
@AmyJaffeenergy

4.==> National Security Expert on CIA Black Sites

The former director of the CIA’s Counterterrorist
Center and the FBI’s National Security Branch, Philip
Mudd is no stranger to covert ops, enhanced
interrogation techniques, and extraordinary renditions.
Yet in his honesty and forthrightness about our
intelligence shortcomings in the War on Terror, he has
sometimes invited the criticism of some high ranking
figures. Invite Mudd to share his sober, balanced
assessment of “The Program,” the post-9/11 strategy
developed by the CIA to hold captured prisoners,
extract information, and prevent another catastrophic
attack. You’ll hear about the planning, operating, and
disassembling of the notorious “black sites”—which were
the secret CIA-run prisons used to interrogate captives
from battlefields around the world. Questions about
these “black sites,” which were based in foreign
countries for legal reasons, have been circulating for
years. You’ll learn: how were prisoners transported
there? What did these secret prisons look like? How
were the detainees “broken”—and what happened after?
Philip Mudd’s upcoming book is “Black Site: The CIA in
the Post 9/11 World.” Mudd is available July 29-August
30. Contact Johanna Ramos Boyer at (703) 646-5137;
(703) 400-1099 (cell); johanna@jrbcomm.com or Erin
Bolden at (703) 646-5188.

5. ==> Kids Mag Slams Kid Separation Policy

In a scathing statement posted to Twitter this week,
venerable kids’ magazine Highlights for Children
denounced the Trump administration’s policy of
separating migrant children from their families at the
U.S.-Mexico border. “As a company that helps children
become their best selves — curious, creative, caring,
and confident — we want kids to understand the
importance of having moral courage,” CEO Kent Johnson
wrote. “Moral courage means standing up for what we
believe is right, honest, and ethical — even when it is
hard.” Johnson said the company’s core belief — that
“children are the world’s most important people” —
applied to “ALL children.” He asked people to write to
their elected representatives to express their outrage.
Contact Johnson at prdepartment@highlights.com

6. ==> Activist Reveals the Truth About At-Risk
Immigrants

As the immigration crisis continues to dominate the
news, there has been quite a lot of focus on the
possibility that human traffickers are exploiting many
asylum seekers. But according to Raleigh Sadler, a
Christian reverend and founder of the human trafficking
awareness group Let My People Go, the situation is far
more complicated, and insidious. “Currently, most who
are trafficked come through legal points of entry,” he
reveals. “As we focus on those illegally crossing the
border, we miss the reality that many who are
undocumented and already in the U.S. are potential
targets of would-be traffickers.” In addition, human
trafficking is far more prevalent than the general
public realizes, and it can affect virtually any
community. He can share how we can stop this terrible
human rights abuse, for good. Raleigh is the author of
the critically acclaimed book “Vulnerable: Rethinking
Human Trafficking.” Contact Raleigh at
RSadler@rtirguests.com; (917) 341-6758.

7. ==> Before Stonewall – America’s Early LGBT
Community

In the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, the police
raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York City’s
Greenwich Village, leading to three nights of rioting
by the city’s LGBT community. With this outpouring of
courage and unity the gay liberation movement had
begun. With the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots
later this month, the 1984 documentary ‘Before
Stonewall: The Making of a Gay and Lesbian Community’
is being re-released. The film offers a potent reminder
of what life was like for LGBT people before that
extraordinary event and features eye-opening historical
footage and interviews with those who lived through an
often brutal closeted history in America from the 1900s
on. ‘Before Stonewall’ was produced by Robert
Rosenberg, John Scagliotti and Greta Schiiller. All
three have gone on over the past three decades to
continue their groundbreaking work in LGBT film.
Contact Kelly Hargraves at (323) 493-1548;
kelly.hargraves@firstrunfeatures.com

8. ==> How to Survive an Active Shooter Attack

We read about it happening everywhere! How would you
react if caught in a public place where streams of
bullets put you in mortal danger? Would you know how to
escape an active shooter’s attack? Should you fight
back? Play dead? Run? Stay locked in a room, closet or
car? Shield others? Use special tactics to protect
yourself? And what should your kids know? Explore the
vital answers with personal protection specialist Allen
Banks, CEO of Proactive Protection Agency. He has
developed Active Shooter Prevention and Workplace
Violence Prevention Training, and also a special
program for schools and other public settings. In this
era of violent attacks and even terrorism, you and your
loved ones and colleagues will want to hear this
specialist’s life-saving insights and advice. Invite
audience questions! Contact Allen Banks at (661)
417-0786; abanks@rtirguests.com

9. ==> This Guest’s Outdoor Adventures Will Give You
Shivers

Most of us have never experienced the natural world the
way Sparrow Hart has. For example, who can say that
they have been charged by bears and has close
encounters with mountain lions? Or stuck around and
sung to a rattlesnake they unexpectedly encountered?
Who spent 700 days in the wilderness alone or got lost
in a canyon five times the size of the Grand Canyon?
Sparrow has done all that and more. He’ll share why he
says today’s man feels alone, isolated, and estranged
from the great rhythms of nature. An entertaining
storyteller, he can reveal how all of us can appreciate
nature more this summer and discover who we are in the
process. Sparrow has had a varied career that includes
being a Phi Beta Kappa at Stanford, working in a
slaughterhouse and leading men’s programs and vision
quests in nature. He is the author of several books
including “Letters to the River: A Guide to a Dream
Worth Living.” Contact him at (801) 516-0740;
SHart@rtirguests.com

10. ==> Go from Middle-Aged Miserable and Alone to Mid-
Life Magnificent

Get ready for a fresh perspective on being a single and
over fifty. Katherine Webster, author of “Becoming
Madam Widow”, will help suddenly single women reinvent
their lives, sexuality, attitude and outlook.
Definitely not your typical “Woe is Me Widow”,
Katherine tackles the real nitty-gritty issues of being
a female alone at mid-life and does so with frankness
and humor. Whether listeners are alone by fate or
choice, they’ll learn why it’s more fun not to have a
mate in or out of the bedroom, and why they are the
only ones that can satisfy their needs. Webster is a
spitfire of a guest who wants provocative topics and
isn’t afraid to show the world that real women are
single, feisty and bad-ass. She’s going to give
listeners a much-needed dose of reality, actual doable
solutions and real ways to kick-start the second, and
best part of their new lives. Contact her
atKWebster@rtirguests.com or (416) 921-2084.

11. ==> The Forgotten Lives of the Abortion Debate

As the U.S. has become bitterly divided by the current
changes to abortion laws, best-selling author Jane
Jenkins Herlong points out that one faction of society
is being completely over-looked: elderly people. “When
it comes to sanctity of life, we really need to focus
on the elderly,” she says. “The extreme abortion laws
from New York to Alabama are vastly different. This
also affects the elderly, who are not part of the
current discussion.” Jane can discuss what she learned
from caring for her own elderly mom, and why we need to
take greater measures to protect the elderly to ensure
that they live the remainder of their lives in safety,
comfort and dignity. She is a former Miss America
contestant and the award-winning author of four books
including Rhinestones on My Flip-Flops. In addition,
she has recorded music CDs and personal growth and
comedy DVDs. As a humorist, her comedy is featured on
Sirius XM 97. Contact Jane at JHerlong@rtirguests.com;
(803) 599-2941.

12. ==> Why You Should Dump Your Negative Parents,
Friends and Family

We all have them – those parents, friends and relations
who do nothing but criticize, complain about anything
and everything and make us feel small and undeserving.
Well, it’s time to call them out on their negativity,
start a dialog and if that doesn’t work, take a break
or walk away from that relationship. Annie Evans
believes that if you don’t deal with them, there’s a
really good chance you’ll turn out just like them.
Evans personally knows how negativity breeds
negativity. Combined with some serious life challenges,
she went on her own downward spiral. Being raised by a
severely mentally-ill mom and losing two life partners
is just the tip of the iceberg. Evans will share her
startling story, and help listeners learn real
strategies to change their mindsets, interactions and
take charge of their attitudes. Contact her at
aevans@rtirguests.com or (310) 621-0456.

13. ==> 6 Lies about College that Everyone Believes

Lindy and Tom Schneider, co-authors of “College Secrets
of Highly Successful People,” are college success
experts! They know how to increase the odds of students
completing their degrees and getting hired! But did you
know there are many misconceptions about the college
experience parents and students take at face value…
that just aren’t true? Interview the Schneiders about
the 6 lies colleges want you to believe. LIE: College
is a four-year commitment. TRUTH: 60% of our college
graduates are taking SIX years to graduate! LIE: Going
to an elite college sets your student up for life.
TRUTH: Doing certain things while you are in college
will catapult you to success no matter where you go!
Many successful CEO’s and celebrities did not attend
Ivy League schools… and some even dropped out of
college altogether! Interview Lindy and Tom to hear
about these and other lies that your audience believes.
Lindy and Tom are both professional college advisors
and have over 15 years of experience helping college
students through some of the toughest decisions of
their lives. Lindy has been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC,
FOX, the CW and Inside Edition. Contact Lindy Schneider
at (602) 562-8669; LSchneider@rtirguests.com

14. ==> What No One Tells New Grads about Jobs

With diplomas in hand, many college graduates are about
to begin the next step in their journey, the one that
leads to the workplace. But in most cases, they will be
taking that step without anyone having told them what
to expect, notes Jennifer P. Wisdom, Ph.D., a clinical
psychologist and consultant who spent two decades
working with students at Columbia University and George
Washington University. The author of “Millennials Guide
to Work” combines her own 30 years of work experience
with the coaching she has done with many millennials to
discuss the challenges young graduates will likely face
at work and how to handle them. Listeners will learn 6
rules of work every grad should know, how to deal with
temperamental bosses and gossipy coworkers, and the
proper way to use social media in the office. Jennifer
P. Wisdom’s diverse experience includes serving in the
U.S. military, working with nonprofit health-care
organizations, and teaching in higher education.
Contact her at (503) 484-5679; jpwisdom@gmail.com

15. ==> ‘Decision Doctor’ Takes the Agony Out of
Indecision

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. As a
systems analyst, Terrie Novak is an expert at decision-
making… or “choice-making” as she likes to call it.
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. Now she can help
you and your audience do the same! 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, Decision Doctor: How
to Overcome the Agony of Indecision (June 2019),
outlines a three-step process anyone can use. Contact
Terrie Novak at (503) 336-3767; TNovak@rtirguests.com

16. ==> This Summer, Mentor a Dad-less Boy

As a divorced dad to two young boys, Pastor Eric
Hawthorne knows how important it is for boys to have
male role models. Since 81 percent of all single parent
households are headed by moms, he sees a real need for
men to get involved with the young males in their
communities. “There is a severe fatherhood deficit in
our society,” he says. “I see young kids out on the
street, doing drugs because nine times out of 10, their
fathers are absent.” Eric can share what men can do to
mentor the young boys in their communities, and how
this benefits society as a whole. “We need more
interaction between the church, the YMCA and other
programs through which men can help them to learn
manhood. It will impact society for the long haul and
help to keep boys out of trouble.” Pastor Eric is the
second-generation pastor of Daystar Deliverance
Ministries in Richardson, Texas, and the author of the
upcoming book “Are You Ready for Marriage?” Contact
Eric at (214) 225-0769; EHawthorne@rtirguests.com

17. ==> Laugh Your Way to Weight Loss and Fitness!

Love food but hate your weight? Find inspiration from a
woman who persevered through 19 years of negative body
image and diet setbacks, but kept her sense of humor
and came out on top. Mary T. Prenon, author of “I’m
Lazy and I Love to Eat,” finally discovered that
laughter really is the best medicine for everything –
including losing 50 pounds. After struggling with
weight issues for almost 20 years, Mary began writing
about her problems as well as really funny events –
like joining a “diet center” sandwiched in between a
pastry shop and fast food restaurant! When her
cardiologist told her she was “heavy,” she jokingly
plotted to kidnap him and stuff him with junk food!
Instead of being sad and depressed, Mary learned to
laugh at herself, turn a bad mood into something
positive, and get motivated. Hear how she used humor to
transform workouts, make healthier food choices and get
in shape – at age 61! Mary works full-time and is all
about quick and easy fitness tips and meal preps. She’s
been featured on NBC’s “Good Morning Connecticut” and
“Coffee Break” in Providence, as well ABC’s “Morning
Blend” in Tucson. Contact her at (914) 552-0983;
lazylove2eat@gmail.com

18. ==> Discover 7 Types of Rest That Beat Stress

Show of hands: How many people wish they had less
stress? How many wish they weren’t burned out and had
more time for themselves? Hands down. The truth is we
all would like to have less stress, more joy and more
energy for what matters most to us. Saundra Dalton-
Smith, M.D., says the way to do this is to reduce your
“work-rest deficit.” Let her explain what this means
and how to do it by catching up on the seven different
types of rest you did not even know existed. Dr.
Saundra has been quoted in such major media as
Prevention magazine and Woman’s Day. She is the author
of “Sacred Rest: Recover Your Life, Renew Your Energy,
Restore Your Sanity.” Contact her at (256) 240-0564;
Sdalton@rtirguests.com

19. ==> How to Spot the Warning Signs of Dangerous
Jealousy

It can be flattering if your partner seems slightly
jealous when others show interest in you, but when does
it cross the line and indicate a more serious threat?
Invite personal transformation expert Arnoux Goran to
reveal the warning signs of dangerous jealousy. He’ll
explain the behaviors to watch out for and share when
to know that it’s time to end the relationship. His
method to reprogram yourself was studied by the
University of California, Irvine, and proven to be 100%
effective. His new book is “The Answer: How to Change
Your Life and Make Your Dreams Come True.” Listeners
will learn the warning signs of dangerous jealousy and
whether someone can change so you don’t have to end the
relationship. Contact Arnoux Goran at (878) 203-8231
(CA); AGoran@rtirguests.com

20. ==> Earthing: The Health Benefits of Going
Barefoot!

Can you remember the last time you: Ran barefoot
through a field? Slipped off your sandals and got sand
between your toes? Dipped your toes in some warm, soft
mud? This activity is known as “earthing” and, believe
it or not, it has powerful health benefits, says
Nathalie Beauchamp, D.C., IFMCP. “Earthing works by
connecting you to the healing energies of the ground,
thereby neutralizing free radicals and reducing chronic
inflammation in the body,” she explains. “It sounds a
bit farfetched, but it works.” Invite Dr. Nathalie on
your show and learn how something as simple as kicking
off your shoes can lead to improved sleep, reduced
inflammation and chronic pain, reduced stress, improved
energy and a greater feeling of well-being. You may
also be surprised to learn that spending some time in
the sun and mindfully barbecuing this summer are
actually fun ways to add to your well-being. Dr.
Nathalie is an Ottawa-based doctor of chiropractic and
certified functional medicine practitioner with the
Institute of Functional Medicine. The founder of the
“What The Hack?! Podcast,” Dr. Nathalie has appeared on
numerous radio and TV shows and has her own YouTube
channel. Her latest book is “Hack Your Health Habits:
Simple Action-Driven, Natural Health Solutions for
People On the Go!” Contact her at (613) 852-1770;
drnathalie@drnathaliebeauchamp.com

June 25, 2019

01. Trade Uncertainty Takes Toll on Business Confidence
02. Who Will Stand Out in Democratic Debates?
03. Today is the 10th Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s Death
04. 5 Fun Summer Date Ideas
05. What You Eat Before Bed Matters: Nightfood Ice Cream
06. The Market is Hot: Should You Sell Your Home?
07. How Your Name Can Determine Your Career Path
08. Great Graduation Advice from an Unlikely Source
09. It’s Wedding Season! Advice from Long-Married Expert
10. Her Voice Can Stop Pain — Book Her and See!
11. Connect with Your ‘Inner Genius’ for Maximum Success
12. What’s Really Behind Last Night’s Nightmare
13. How to Become Your Own Healer
14. Are you a ‘Stress-aholic?’ This M.D. Has the Cure
15. Keeping Beds Dry Every Night
16. Put The Clothes Back on Your Audience
17. What it Takes to Have a ‘Perfect School’
18. Why Do So Many Young People Hate Themselves?
19. Wine vs Beer: He Brings Cross-Drinking Couples Together
20. Help Kids Find their Star Power

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1. ==> Trump Trade Policy Uncertainty Taking Toll on
Business Confidence and Consumer Expectations

Strategic investment strategist Chris Macke has worked
in finance for more than 30 years. As the director of
research investment strategy for a ten-billion
institutional investment management company and a
regular contributor to the Beige Book, Macke can
discuss how the China and Mexico trade/tariff deals are
impacting Wall Street and Main Street. He can discuss
the administration’s jack-in-the-box trade policy, why
Moody’s Analytics Survey of Business Confidence stands
at its lowest level in a decade, and Why nearly half of
the CFO’s expect a recession to occur in the U.S. by
the second quarter of 2020 and more than two-thirds
expect a recession in the U.S. by the end of 2020.
Contact Johanna Ramos Boyer at (703) 646-5137; (703)
400-1099 (cell); johanna@jrbcomm.com or Erin Bolden at
(703) 646-5188.

2. ==> Who Will Stand Out in Democratic Debates?

This week American’s will get a chance to see a
whopping 20 Democratic candidates for president take
the stage in two separate debates. How will anyone
stand out? Communication expert Paul Hellman will
explain how the candidates should prepare–both their
content and their presence–what to look for in the
opening seconds, and what viewers can learn about
standing out in high-stakes moments. Invite Hellman
back after the debates to discuss the winners and
losers and his advice for the next go-round. Paul
Hellman consults and speaks internationally on how to
make your point—so you get heard, get remembered and
get results. His columns and advice have appeared in
the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, CNBC.com and
on public radio’s Marketplace and CNN’s Business
Unusual. He is the author of “You’ve Got 8 Seconds:
Communication Secrets for a Distracted World,” an
Amazon best seller. Contact him at (508) 276-7013;
phellman@rtirguests.com

3. ==> Today is the 10th Anniversary of Michael
Jackson’s Death

It’s the 10th anniversary of Michael Jackson’s passing
from an overdose of the powerful anesthetics propofol
and benzodiazepine. As you will recall, Jackson was
preparing for a massive comeback tour and had
difficulty sleeping. Michael E. Platt, M.D.,
internationally known for his innovative approach to
treating the cause of illness, will reveal the
surprising reason that likely led to Jackson’s chronic
insomnia and why creative people are more likely to
suffer from it. He’ll also share ways that Jackson
could have turned the situation around within 24 hours
through the addition of two nutrients used in
conjunction with a hormone cream. But more than just
providing interesting information about a talented
icon, Dr. Platt will explain how other people can learn
from Jackson’s case to improve their own well-being.
Michael E. Platt has been a board-certified internist
located in Palm Desert, Calif., who originated the
“Wellness Hour” on TV and wrote the weekly “Hey, Doc”
newspaper column. He is the author of “Adrenaline
Dominance: A Revolutionary Approach to Wellness.” Reach
him at (760) 836-3232 office; (760) 464-6424 cell;
meplatt2@gmail.com

4. ==> 5 Fun Summer Date Ideas

Love is in the air this summer, and you have enough
days left to embrace the glorious sunshine with a
thoughtful and romantic day out. Whether you’re getting
intimate on a summer’s evening or exploring the local
theme park, there are plenty of activities to get your
heart racing. Relationship expert Krystle Kotara will
share five fun summer date ideas for you and your
partner. Short on cash? Don’t have any vacation time?
No problem. Her ideas fit any budget and can be
squeezed into an afternoon or evening! Krystle Kotara
is the owner & creative director of Anya Lust, a luxury
lingerie brand centered around the beauty of romance
and love. Krystle encourages women to love their bodies
and explore their sensuality, while providing insight
on relationships and the secret to living a passionate,
fulfilled life. She’s also the author of “The Lust
Diaries.” Contact Mark Goldman at (516) 639-0988;
mark@goldmanmccormick.com

5. ==> What You Eat Before Bed Matters: Nightfood Ice
Cream

When do you head to the freezer for a bowl of ice
cream? If you’re like the majority of Americans, it’s
probably right before bed. So wouldn’t it be great if
you could make your pre-sleep treat better for you?
That’s the concept behind Nightfood, a sleep-friendly
nighttime ice cream specially formulated by sleep and
nutrition experts. Invite Nightfood CEO Sean Folkson to
explain what’s so special about this ice cream, what’s
in it and what’s not, and how the company started.
He’ll also discuss a new partnership with rock star
Michael Clifford, lead guitarist for the band, 5
Seconds of Summer that includes developing a limited-
edition, custom flavor for the chocolate-loving
Clifford. After manufacturing their first pint in early
2019, Nightfood ice cream is in the process of rolling
out in the Midwest, Carolinas and Virginia. Contact Tim
Sullivan at media@Nightfood.com; (732) 816-0239.

6. ==> The Market is Hot: Should You Sell Your Home?

In the world of real estate, we’re in a seller’s
market, so is it time to put your house up for sale?
What if you’re nearing retirement? “That depends,” says
financial planner Penelope Tzougros. “You may get more
money for your property now, but what will you do with
that money and where will you live?” Penelope will
explain why net profit isn’t the most important
consideration in selling your home no matter what your
age, and reveal the most critical questions to ask
before making the transition. Penelope says the key to
making the right decision is having a game plan.
“People don’t understand the cost of running their
lifestyle. A new residence has its own demands and
joys, but how you want to spend money every day is
likely to be predictable. Can you afford your lifestyle
and your new residence? If you are near or in
retirement these are critical questions that can
enhance or diminish your retirement.” Penelope
Tzougros, PhD, ChFC, CLU, is a seasoned media pro. She
created and hosted the Boston TV show Money Matters as
well as a radio show that aired for 7 years. “Your Home
Sweet Home: How to Decide Whether You Should Stay or
Move in Retirement” is her latest book. Contact
Penelope at (617) 733-3731 or
penelope@wealthychoices.com

7. ==> New Grads: How Your Name Can Determine Your
Career Path

So you just graduated from college and are ready to
launch an exciting career. According to B.P.
Greycastle, a Name Colorology expert, it’s not enough
to have impressive academic achievements under your
belt. “Our names and the colors that we wear have a
great impact on achieving success in our lives,” he
says. He can tell job seekers how to impress
prospective employers during job interviews by
revealing exactly what to wear and say on the basis of
the employer’s name. He can also supply testimonials
from those he helped land great careers. “I can show
with a tremendous amount of evidence, facts and figures
that our color-coded names are the number one factor in
determining our careers, with lists of the most
successful people in over 40 major career fields who
became successful because of their names.” B.P. is the
author of “Your Name and Colors: Key to Your Beauty,
Career, Personality, Romance and Success.” Contact him
at drolley@rtirguests.com; 510-570-1929.

8. ==> Great Graduation Advice from an Unlikely Source

When he was growing up in one of the worst housing
projects in Los Angeles, few people would have
predicted that Christopher L. Hall would be a role
model and inspiration. It was more likely that he would
end up like his father, who was in jail, or his
brother, a seven-time felon now serving a 1,300-year
sentence for attempted murder. Hall, who is now an ER
doctor in Mississippi, is living proof that poor kids
and kids in foster care and juvenile hall are not
destined for failure and low educational achievement.
He will share his powerful journey of how he went from
juvenile hall and sleeping in a box at a Carl’s Jr. to
dental school, medical school, and the military. His
story and that of his brother’s is detailed in his
memoir “Ward of the Court.” Contact Hall at (251)
207-7527; chall@rtirguests.com

9. ==> It’s Wedding Season! Don’t Walk Down the Aisle
Before Hearing from this Long-Married Expert

During the month of June, a lot of couples walk down
the aisle looking forward to a lifetime of love and
happiness with their new spouses. But since up to 50
percent of all marriages end in divorce, long-married
marriage counselor George Sukhdeo has tips for
newlyweds to ensure that their unions last for the long
haul. “Building your marriage on a solid foundation
that facilitates harmony and long lasting happiness is
the key,” he says. “I am living proof that marriage can
last.” Rev. George has been married to his wife,
Shirley, for 46 years and has counseled 500 troubled
couples, with an 85 percent success rate. He is an
ordained minister with the Pentecostal Assemblies of
Canada with 34 years of experience in Christian
ministries as a pastor, Christian counselor and life
coach. He is the author of “Preparing for and Fostering
Harmony in Marriage.” Contact him at
GSukhdeo@rtirguests.com or (647) 691-6042.

10. ==> Her Voice Can Stop Pain — Book Her and See!

If you, a colleague or one of your callers is
experiencing persistent pain Dawn Crystal may be able
to provide instant relief live on your show. Crystal
says even the healthiest of people have energy
blockages. As a gifted sound energy healer, she can
sense where the blockages are and blow them away using
the power of her voice. Simply put, this pain release
expert uses sound frequencies to rebalance the human
body and to rid it of inflammation. Best of all, other
people listening to the interview may also experience
the same instant pain relief from such problems as knee
pain, tooth pain and back pain. Crystal, who has been
effecting this type of dramatic drug-free pain relief
for a decade, counts celebrities and CEOs among her
clients. Now she wants to teach people how to heal
their own bodies for peaceful, pain-free lives. She has
a collection of MP3s for sale on her website that let
people release their own blockages. Reach her at (807)
907-6294; DCrystal@rtirguests.com

11. ==> How to Connect with Your ‘Inner Genius’ for
Maximum Success

When it comes to achieving success and happiness in
life, most people focus on external factors and
circumstances such as skills, luck, hard work and
intelligence in an attempt to attain their goals. But
Intuition expert Kim Chestney claims that we are going
about this all wrong. “We all have an ‘Inner Genius’
which we can tap into by connecting with our most
valuable trait: intuition,” she says. “This a
revolutionary inner power. But it is not just for the
elite few; it’s the birthright of each and every one of
us.” Kim can illustrate with astonishing accuracy how
people like Steve Jobs and Oprah Winfrey, who began
life as everyday people, utilized this trait to become
wildly successful. Kim can also share with audiences
how to tap into this innate trait, with life-changing
results. She is an international best-selling author
and Intuition expert who founded the popular CREATE!
Festival in Pittsburgh, Pa. Her new global online
Intuition school, IntuitionLab is launching now.
Contact her at KChestney@rtirguests.com; (412)
214-9502.

12. ==> What’s Really Behind Last Night’s Nightmare

From terrifying nightmares to ridiculous romps with
crazy characters and bizarre locations, your nightly
adventures aren’t random at all. They reveal a lot
about what’s going on in your life, but deciphering
them can be confusing, to say the least. Dream analyst
Layne Dalfen says your dreams are actually
conversations you have with yourself about specific
current issues in your life. She says, “The solution
you’re looking for about what (or who) in your life is
bugging you this week will appear in your unconscious
mind before it gets to your conscious. Dream analysis
gives you the power to decide how you want to respond
to people and situations in your life.” Dalfen will
teach listeners a step-by-step method to decode those
dreams and use the knowledge to help make decisions and
deal with difficult situations. Layne Dalfen teaches
dream analysis to the counselling students at Concordia
University in Montreal. She’s appeared on hundreds of
radio shows and podcasts and loves call-in programs
because she is terrific at thinking on her feet and
knows how to have fun with listeners. Contact her at
(514) 898-9150; info@haveagreatdream.com

13. ==> How to Become Your Own Healer

Do you realize you can empower yourself to reduce
physical discomfort, ease anxiety and even slow (or
reverse) the progression of disease? How does illness
send you messages about your body, that you need to
know for longer, healthier life? When working with your
doctors, what should you know about self-healing?
What’s the link between disease and emotions? Explore
the answers when you interview physician and speaker
Dr. Nelie Johnson, initiator of the Forum “It’s Time to
Heal,” offering an integrative approach to treating
illness. Dr. Johnson will discuss what’s been missing
in health care (traditional Western medicine AND
alternative methods) and how patients are best served
when they become an acknowledged part of the health
team. Your guest’s upcoming book is “The Healing
Message of Illness.” Contact: Dr. Nelie Johnson,
604-334-3853; njohnson@rtirguests.com

14. ==> Are you a ‘Stress-aholic?’ This M.D. Has the
Cure

Stress really can kill you. According to Steven M.
Hall, M.D., “Fifty percent of the U.S. population is
experiencing one or more stress-related diseases. What
society is doing to mitigate the adverse health effects
of stress isn’t working.” Dr. Steven has discovered a
solution to enable us to become impervious to the
stressors in our lives. And it does not involve
repressing any emotions; quite the opposite. His online
class Taming the Bear: Taking the Bite Out of Stress is
having phenomenal success in people’s lives, and he can
share how to get off of the vicious stress cycle, for
good. Dr. Steven 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 Steven at shall@rtirguests.com; (425)
531-3684.

15. ==> Keeping Beds Dry Every Night

Does your child or teen do it — even once in a while?
Are older family members also prone to wetting the bed?
Find out more about this common condition that can be
treated, when you interview sought-after speaker Jeff
Lazarus, M.D. He will discuss his comprehensive home
video program “Keeping the Bed Dry,” which incorporates
medical hypnosis for anyone hoping to finally awaken to
a dry bed. Invite this acclaimed physician to answer
questions like: How does hypnosis work so well to help
keep beds dry? What other advice does he offer for
lifestyle and behavior? What should parents, teachers,
coaches and health professionals know? Why do so many
doctors avoid the issue? Do adult diapers only make
things worse? Contact Dr. Lazarus at (216) 202-3112;
jlazarusmd@rtirguests.com

16. ==> Put The Clothes Back on Your Audience — And
Become a Better Speaker

You’re in front of a group, with key info to share, but
you need to get over your own nerves and apprehension.
First of all — you do NOT need to imagine your
audience naked! That old chestnut never works. You’ll
want your presentation, confidence and message to wow
everyone instead. So says communications and leadership
expert Jill Jaysen who will reveal on your show how
we’ve all been mis-taught when it comes to public
speaking, and what really makes a dynamite presentation
for winning big. Watch ratings climb when Jaysen
shares: Why gimmicks like “practice at a mirror” and
“videotape yourself” only risk creating mediocre
speakers who zap their own innate charisma. How the
speech truly starts long before you reach the podium.
Plus amazing truths about NLP for enhancing your
speaking prowess. And how to prevent the biggest
speaking turn-offs. Contact Jill Jaysen at (203)
442-9301; jjaysen@rtirguests.com

17. ==> What it Takes to Have a ‘Perfect School’

Every September kindergartners start school and love
it. So why is it that every year after that more and
more students hate school – until high school when only
a few are left who actually love coming to school and
love learning? This problem is easier to fix than you
think! “There are so many ways to create a perfect
school,” says Lee Jenkins, a career educator with a
passion for improving student learning in school.
“From giving students choice in how to do homework to
creating a team feel in every classroom, where they are
more interested in outperforming their own best work
instead of competing with each other… it works! And it
works FAST!” In fact, teachers using Lee’s method are
seeing an increase in classroom learning by six times
the national average! The key is for students to be in
an environment where they both work hard and love their
learning. Lee Jenkins is the author of “How to Create a
Perfect School,” (June 2019), and while he speaks
primarily to educators his message to parents is
essential. He has been an educator and administrator
both in public schools and universities. Contact Lee
Jenkins at (484) 306-8784; LJenkins@rtirguests.com

18. ==> Why Do So Many Young People Hate Themselves?

Parenting expert Emily Slingluff tackles some of the
toughest questions being asked today by thoughtful
persons everywhere: Why do many young people hate
themselves? Why do so many choose to be unkind, to
commit violence and break laws? Why would a six-year-
old choose to be a bully? Emily has been writing about
parenting topics for 30 years and has identified what
she says is the real cause of the hatred and mass
shootings that are plaguing our country and their
simple solution! Her newest book is “Choosing
Happiness.” She was named Fulltime Homemaker of the
Year for the State of Virginia by Phyllis Schlafly and
Eagle Forum shortly after her first book came out. She
is a graduate of Sweet Briar College with a degree in
government and economics and was an assistant editor at
The Virginia-Pilot. Contact her at (757) 800-0246;
eslingluff@rtirguests.com

19. ==> Wine vs Beer: He Brings Cross-Drinking Couples
Together

In many households, the great divide between men and
women is based on what they drink; one likes beer, the
other prefers wine, but how can they ever come
together? As the author of “50 Ways to Love Wine More:
Adventures in Wine Appreciation” and “A Beer Drinker’s
Guide to Knowing and Enjoying Fine Wine,” Jim Laughren,
CWE, has the perfect background for uniting cross-
drinking couples once at for all and having fun doing
so. Ask him: What are some good wine choices for people
who like intense, bitter IPAs or rich, creamy stouts?
What beer-like trend in wine makes them both perfect
for summer picnics or lazy days at the beach? He is the
past president of a wine importing and distribution
company and is known for his fun and irreverent wine
classes and seminars. Contact him at 954-317-9623;
JLaughren@rtirguests.com

20. ==> Help Kids Find their Star Power

Just as the bestseller “Rainbow Fish” helped children
in the 1990s to realize that their differences made
them special, another children’s book is having a
similar effect on children growing up today. Parents
and teachers have reported that Kari Faarup’s “Starlina
& the Magic of Believing in Yourself, “helps children
in preschool and elementary school gain confidence and
believe they are stars even if they are being teased or
bullied. Invite Kari on your show and hear her
inspiration for the book and ways to cultivate a
child’s unique gifts and self-confidence. Kari Faarup
is a sales professional and a certified life coach. The
former Sunday School teacher has also written “Take
Good Care of Me: What Kids Think Every Grown-Up Needs
to Know About Being a Parent.” Contact her at (248)
568-1735; karifaarup@gmail.com

June 20, 2019

01. How Should Dems Prepare for the Debates?
02. U.S. Suicide Epidemic is Hitting Trump’s Base Hard
03. Before Stonewall – America’s Early LGBT Community
04. 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11
05. The Growing Attack on America’s Beef Industry
06. 10th Anniversary of Michael Jackson’s Death
07. Beach Boys Bodyguard Tells All
08. He Backpacked Around the World Solo at 62!
09. July 4th – Declare Independence from Drug Companies
10. Been-There Psychotherapist: You Can Conquer Anxiety
11. What Most Real Estate Investors Get Wrong
12. Is Your Smart Home Spying on You?
13. Name & Color Expert: What to Wear to an Interview
14. 10 Amazing Things to Know about Meditation
15. Earthing: The Health Benefits of Going Barefoot!
16. Mom, Are You Setting a Bad Example?
17. Not Relaxing This Summer Can Land You Flat on Your Back
18. Why Domestic Violence is Everyone’s Responsibility
19. How to Connect with Your ‘Inner Cowgirl’
20. Laugh Your Way to Weight Loss and Fitness!

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1. ==> How Should Dems Prepare for the Debates?

Next Wednesday and Thursday a whopping 20 Democratic
candidates for president will take the stage. How will
anyone stand out? Communication expert Paul Hellman
will explain how the candidates should prepare–both
their content and their presence–what to look for in
the opening seconds, and what viewers can learn about
standing out in high-stakes moments. Invite Hellman
back after the debates to discuss the winners and
losers and his advice for the next go-round. Paul
Hellman consults and speaks internationally on how to
make your point—so you get heard, get remembered and
get results. His columns and advice have appeared in
the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, CNBC.com and
on public radio’s Marketplace and CNN’s Business
Unusual. He is the author of “You’ve Got 8 Seconds:
Communication Secrets for a Distracted World,” an
Amazon best seller. Contact him at (508) 276-7013;
phellman@rtirguests.com

2. ==> U.S. Suicide Epidemic: It’s Hitting Trump’s Base
Hard

A suicide occurs in the United States roughly once
every 12 minutes yet the public health crisis is barely
mentioned in the media or in politics unless a
celebrity is involved. Political scientist Rajan Menon
says after decades of decline, the suicide rate began
increasing sharply in the 1990s and has had an
inordinate impact on white workers. He writes: “This
surge in the suicide rate has taken place in years
during which the working class has experienced greater
economic hardship and psychological stress. …
Technological change, including computerization,
robotics, and the coming of artificial intelligence,
has similarly begun to displace labor in significant
ways, Americans without college degrees, especially
those 50 and older, in far more difficult straits when
it comes to finding new jobs that pay well.” Menon is
professor of international relations at the City
College of New York, and senior research fellow at
Columbia University. He is the author, most recently,
of “The Conceit of Humanitarian Intervention” and just
wrote the piece “America’s Suicide Epidemic: It’s
Hitting Trump’s Base Hard” for TomDispatch. Contact him
at rmenonnyc@gmail.com

3. ==> Before Stonewall – America’s Early LGBT
Community

In the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, the police
raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York City’s
Greenwich Village, leading to three nights of rioting
by the city’s LGBT community. With this outpouring of
courage and unity the gay liberation movement had
begun. With the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots
later this month, the 1984 documentary ‘Before
Stonewall: The Making of a Gay and Lesbian Community’
is being re-released. The film offers a potent reminder
of what life was like for LGBT people before that
extraordinary event and features eye-opening historical
footage and interviews with those who lived through an
often brutal closeted history in America from the 1900s
on. ‘Before Stonewall’ was produced by Robert
Rosenberg, John Scagliotti and Greta Schiiller. All
three have gone on over the past three decades to
continue their groundbreaking work in LGBT film.
Contact Kelly Hargraves at (323) 493-1548;
kelly.hargraves@firstrunfeatures.com

4. ==> 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11

Just in time for this summer’s 50th anniversary of the
Apollo 11th moon landing, NASA expert and space
historian Rod Pyle offers an exciting behind-the-scenes
look at America’s journey to the Moon—from the space
race to the landing on the Sea of Tranquility to
splashdown on Earth and the aftermath. Vice President
Mike Pence recently promised the National Space Council
that Americans will return to the moon by 2024. Pyle
can also discuss the likelihood of that and share a
glimpse at the next few decades of spaceflight and
NASA’s long-term plans for exploration, utilization,
and settlement. Rod Pyle worked at NASA’s Jet
Propulsion Laboratory and the Johnson Space Center and
has produced numerous documentaries for the History
Channel and Discovery Communications, including the
acclaimed Modern Marvels: Apollo 11. He’s the author
of more than a dozen books including “First on the
Moon: The Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Experience,” the
incredible story of the first men on the Moon. Contact
him at (626) 399-4440; rodpyle@yahoo.com; Skype:
rodpyle106

5. ==> The Growing Attack on America’s Beef Industry

Most Americans are unaware of the ongoing assault on
the American beef industry—and their personal dietary
choices—led by such entities as the World Wildlife
Fund, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the United
Nations Environment Program. So says Tom DeWeese,
president of the American Policy Center, a grassroots
action and education foundation dedicated to the
promotion of free enterprise and limited government
regulations over commerce and individuals. DeWeese says
that while their stated goal is to produce a better
grade of beef, their true intention is to ban beef
altogether. Surprisingly, he adds, the National
Cattlemen’s Beef Association is allowing this to
happen. “The reality is it’s not going to go away
because the goal is not environmental protection,
rather the destruction of their industry and control
through what the U.N. calls the reorganization of human
society.” Tom DeWeese is a speaker and property rights
advocate who has debated at Cambridge University. He is
the author of many books including, “Sustainable: The
WAR on Free Enterprise, Private Property and
Individuals.” DeWeese has been featured by Fox News,
the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the
Washington Post and other media nationwide. Contact him
at (540) 341-8911 (VA); APCDeWeese@aol.com

6. ==> Tuesday is the 10th Anniversary of Michael
Jackson’s Death

We are approaching the 10th anniversary of Michael
Jackson’s passing from an overdose of the powerful
anesthetics propofol and benzodiazepine. As you will
recall, Jackson was preparing for a massive comeback
tour and had difficulty sleeping. Michael E. Platt,
M.D., internationally known for his innovative approach
to treating the cause of illness, will reveal the
surprising reason that likely led to Jackson’s chronic
insomnia and why creative people are more likely to
suffer from it. He’ll also share ways that Jackson
could have turned the situation around within 24 hours
through the addition of two nutrients used in
conjunction with a hormone cream. But more than just
providing interesting information about a talented
icon, Dr. Platt will explain how other people can learn
from Jackson’s case to improve their own well-being.
Michael E. Platt has been a board-certified internist
located in Palm Desert, Calif., who originated the
“Wellness Hour” on TV and wrote the weekly “Hey, Doc”
newspaper column. He is the author of “Adrenaline
Dominance: A Revolutionary Approach to Wellness.” Reach
him at (760) 836-3232 office; (760) 464-6424 cell;
meplatt2@gmail.com

7. ==> Beach Boys Bodyguard Tells All

Much has been documented about Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s
struggles with drugs, his bandmate brothers, and cousin
Mike Love. But for the first time, Brian’s former
bodyguard/caretaker Rushton “Rocky” Pamplin tells his
riveting behind-the-scenes story. Rocky is a former NFL
player who was college roommates and best friends with
Stan Love, a former LA Laker and brother of Mike Love.
In the mid-1970s, they were enlisted as life savers for
Brian, who was on a death spiral. After years of
silence, Rocky wrote the book “The Beach Boys Endless
Wave: Inside America’s Band” with co-author Ron Hamady,
a veteran of the music and film industries. “Rocky went
where no one had ever been,” Ron says. “It was a
monumental time for the band. There have been plenty of
Beach Boys books; but, no one has ever been behind the
scenes.” Contact Mike Vezo at mvezo@rtirguests.com;
(310) 997-4947.

8. ==> He Backpacked Around the World Solo at 62!

When Chris Herrmann’s wife of 40 years suddenly died
from cancer he mourned her death before deciding to
step outside his comfort zone to embark on a 12-month
backpacking adventure around the world. And he
undertook this solo journey to 23 countries when he was
62, using only a carry-on size backpack. He now teaches
people how to live their international travel dreams no
matter their age or income. Invite this inspiring guest
to imbue your audience with the spirit to travel to
foreign lands where they can immerse themselves in
other cultures. He can share everything from how to
afford the trip to what to pack and what apps to use to
meet kindred spirits. The author of “The Youthful Art
of Midlife Travel” has appeared on TV, radio, and in
print media across Australia. Reach him at (215)
883-4319; chrish@chrisherrmann.com

9. ==> July 4th – Declare Independence from Drug
Companies

The Fourth of July holiday is, of course, about
independence from tyranny. While the colonists had to
worry about the British levying taxes on their tea,
today’s Americans are being held hostage by
skyrocketing drug prices. April Schulte, a doctor of
acupuncture and Oriental medicine, will show your
listeners how they can take back their power. Schulte
will explain how to save money and help prevent the
health-care system’s demise by ending reliance on
pharmaceuticals, why no one knows your body better than
you, not even your doctor, and how to recognize your
body’s clues about your health. April Schulte, DAOM,
LaC, owns Healing Horizons Integrated Health Solutions
in Grand Junction and hosts the Health Matters podcast.
She’s the author of “Save Your Life Now: Your Health is
in Your Hands.” Contact her at (970) 256-8449;
aprilacudoctor@gmail.com

10. ==> Been-There Psychotherapist: You Can Conquer
Anxiety

Audiences listen intently when psychotherapist Elke
Scholz talks about managing and reducing anxiety for
more fulfilling (and longer!) life. She has deserved
and happily claims the moniker “Anxiety Warrior” when
helping people overcome fears, panic, worrisome days
and sleepless nights. But she does more than recommend
how to corral anxiety in personal and professional
life. She tells of her own anxiety battles, and how she
turned her life around. Her top-selling books including
“Loving Your Life” and “Anxiety Warrior” volumes 1 and
2. Invite Elke on-air to explore questions like these:
Why is workplace anxiety such an onslaught? What about
anxiety triggered by a traumatic event, a lifestyle
interruption, a health challenge or seemingly nothing
identified? What does a life managing anxiety feel
like? Does therapy ever need to include meds? What
simple activities encourage confidence and calm?
Contact Elke at 705-710-4315; escholz@rtirguests.com

11. ==> What Most Real Estate Investors Get Wrong

A lot of people who go into the complex world of real
estate investing are convinced that they can get the
most bang for their buck by buying, renovating and then
selling properties, a process known as flipping. But
long-time real estate and property renovation expert
Dan Lieberman claims that this is not a recipe for
success. “You take on a lot of risk if housing prices
go down,” he says. “That’s why it’s a good idea to get
into the rental market. With rentals, you have ongoing
income, even in a bad real estate market.” Dan has many
years of experience successfully developing rental
properties. He can share the secrets to developing
rental properties, getting the best rent and attracting
the nicest tenants so that you have a great source of
ongoing income. Dan Lieberman is the author of “The
Effective Landlord: How Owners and Property Managers
Can Attract Better Tenants, Raise Rents, and Boost
Their Bottom Line in Any Market.” Contact him at
DLieberman@rtirguests.com; (510) 570-1368.

12. ==> Is Your Smart Home Spying on You?

Did you know your C-Pap is transmitting your sleep data
to insurance companies? Did you know the new toilet
seats coming on the market can take your blood
pressure? Where does your data go? Who wants this data?
Join product design expert Lorraine Justice, professor
at Rochester Institute of Technology, for a discussion
on the hidden costs of the technology we love, and the
next new products that may be coming into your future.
Plan now for your future with technology by getting
current information on new products and services.
Lorraine is a TED presenter and international keynote
speaker. She is the author of “The Future of Design,
Global Product Innovation in a Complex World.” Contact
Lorraine at ljustice@rtirguests.com; (585) 206-8823.

13. ==> Name & Color Expert: What to Wear to an
Interview

For new grads or anyone in your audience looking for an
edge in a job interview, B.P. Greycastle has some
unique advice you won’t hear anywhere else! The
critically acclaimed author and Name Colorology expert
tells job seekers how to impress prospective employers
during job interviews by revealing exactly what to wear
and say on the basis of the employer’s name. “I can
show with a tremendous amount of evidence, facts and
figures that our color-coded names are the number one
factor in determining our careers, with lists of the
most successful people in over 40 major career fields
who became successful because of their names.” B.P. is
the author of “Your Name and Colors: Key to Your
Beauty, Career, Personality, Romance and Success.”
Contact him at drolley@rtirguests.com; (510) 570-1929.

14. ==> 10 Amazing Things to Know about Meditation

Have you joined the millions of wise people (from Oprah
to Howard Stern to many of your own colleagues and
friends) who meditate daily? How will this benefit you
by reducing stress and avoiding stress-related
ailments, from headaches to heart problems and from
arthritis to asthma? How does meditation help in
successfully treating addictions and anxiety, and even
preventing/dropping bad habits? Learn more about
solving our 21st Century lifestyle issues with
meditation methods that have been around for millennia
with meditation expert John Sambalino. He’ll debunk
myths about meditation and help listeners improve their
lives by meditating. He says meditation even helps
prison inmates become more rehabilitated. “Is God in
That Bottle Cap? A Search for Truth” is Sambalino’s
latest book. Contact him at (609) 238-2775;
jsambalino@gmail.com

15. ==> Earthing: The Health Benefits of Going
Barefoot!

Can you remember the last time you: Ran barefoot
through a field? Slipped off your sandals and got sand
between your toes? Dipped your toes in some warm, soft
mud? This activity is known as “earthing” and, believe
it or not, it has powerful health benefits, says
Nathalie Beauchamp, D.C., IFMCP. “Earthing works by
connecting you to the healing energies of the ground,
thereby neutralizing free radicals and reducing chronic
inflammation in the body,” she explains. “It sounds a
bit farfetched, but it works.” Invite Dr. Nathalie on
your show and learn how something as simple as kicking
off your shoes can lead to improved sleep, reduced
inflammation and chronic pain, reduced stress, improved
energy and a greater feeling of well-being. You may
also be surprised to learn that spending some time in
the sun and mindfully barbecuing this summer are
actually fun ways to add to your well-being. Dr.
Nathalie is an Ottawa-based doctor of chiropractic and
certified functional medicine practitioner with the
Institute of Functional Medicine. The founder of the
“What The Hack?! Podcast,” Dr. Nathalie has appeared on
numerous radio and TV shows and has her own YouTube
channel. Her latest book is “Hack Your Health Habits:
Simple Action-Driven, Natural Health Solutions for
People On the Go!” Contact her at (613) 852-1770;
drnathalie@drnathaliebeauchamp.com

16. ==> Mom, Are You Setting a Bad Example?

Mothers encourage their children to pursue their
passions, but do they model this behavior to their
kids? What message does it send when moms always make
sacrifices for everyone in the family and ignore their
own dreams? What better way to teach children to reach
for what they want in life than to show them what that
looks like! Invite children’s author Rosie J. Pova to
share small, simple ways to indulge yourself without
feeling guilty, why making sure you regularly recharge
helps you to help your children, and why doing things
just for yourself isn’t selfish. She is the author of
several children’s books including her latest, Sarah’s
Song. Pova has been featured on radio and in print.
Contact her at (214) 563-1633 (TX);
rosie.pova@yahoo.com

17. ==> Why Not Relaxing This Summer Can Land You Flat
on Your Back

Summer is supposed to be the time to unwind, but most
Americans fill it to the brim with activities which
have the complete opposite effect. The stress they
create for themselves and their families manifests
itself in back and bodily pain that can put them flat
on their back. Noted spine surgeon David Hanscom, M.D.,
will explain the connection between summer chaos and
physical pain, while revealing how stress and anxiety
are at the core of most of our problems. The author of
“Back in Control: A Surgeon’s Roadmap Out of Chronic
Pain” will show audiences how to cure themselves and
avoid costly trips to the doctor and pharmacy.
Presenting research-based evidence and information
about the direct connection between stress, anxiety and
physical pain in both adults and children, he’ll also
explore how anxiety has led to drug abuse, gratuitous
surgeries and just plain bad-doctoring. An in-demand
speaker and talk-show guest, including The Dr. Oz Show,
Hanscom will change the way you view summer activities
and get your audience back on track to really enjoy the
season. Contact him dhanscom@rtirguests.com; (206)
890-1892.

18. ==> Why Domestic Violence is Everyone’s
Responsibility

According to domestic violence awareness advocate Curt
Lindsley, “This doesn’t just affect the victims; it
tears at the very fabric of entire communities.”
Lindsley will discuss how domestic violence impacts a
company’s bottom line due to lost productivity, causes
long-term health problems in victims, spills over to
schools and workplaces, and involves innumerable police
man hours and why a multi-pronged approach is needed.
Curt can share how communities, organizations and
individuals can come together to curtail this epidemic,
starting today. Curt is the founder of the nonprofit
domestic violence awareness group Go Purple USA,
sponsor of Go Purple Day™ (Oct. 1); and co-founder of
the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, official
sponsor of Purple Light Nights®. Contact Curt at
clindsley@rtirguests.com; (256) 213-1092.

19. ==> How to Connect with Your ‘Inner Cowgirl’

As she entered middle age, Sandra Matheson found
herself divorced, unable to continue her career as a
veterinarian due to work-related chemical sensitivities
and stuck with a money-losing farm, where she got
beaten up by a cow! But she picked herself up, dusted
herself off and set out on a successful career as a
rancher, which became a metaphor for her life. “Getting
older doesn’t mean we have one foot in the grave,” she
says. “We can seize life and wrangle what we want, make
hay while the sun still shines and embrace our
maturity, use what we have learned, do what we want to
and have some fun!” Sandra is the author of the
upcoming “Thrive After 40 ? How to Seize the Life of
Your Dreams!” Contact Sandra at
smatheson@rtirguests.com; (360) 325-4221.

20. ==> Laugh Your Way to Weight Loss and Fitness!

Love food but hate your weight? Find inspiration from a
woman who persevered through 19 years of negative body
image and diet setbacks, but kept her sense of humor
and came out on top. Mary T. Prenon, author of “I’m
Lazy and I Love to Eat,” finally discovered that
laughter really is the best medicine for everything –
including losing 50 pounds. After struggling with
weight issues for almost 20 years, Mary began writing
about her problems as well as really funny events –
like joining a “diet center” sandwiched in between a
pastry shop and fast food restaurant! When her
cardiologist told her she was “heavy,” she jokingly
plotted to kidnap him and stuff him with junk food!
Instead of being sad and depressed, Mary learned to
laugh at herself, turn a bad mood into something
positive, and get motivated. Hear how she used humor to
transform workouts, make healthier food choices and get
in shape – at age 61! Mary works full-time and is all
about quick and easy fitness tips and meal preps. She’s
been featured on NBC’s “Good Morning Connecticut” and
“Coffee Break” in Providence, as well ABC’s “Morning
Blend” in Tucson. Contact her at (914) 552-0983;
lazylove2eat@gmail.com

June 13, 2019

01. The Poor People’s Campaign Goes to Washington
02. It’s a Real Problem: Detecting Deepfake Videos
03. Celebrate Dad: Last Minute Father’s Day Ideas
04. What Dad Needs: Some Serious Self-Love
05. This Father’s Day, Take a Dad-less Boy Under Your Wing
06. It’s OK to Dump Negative Parents
07. Could You Forgive Your Abusive Dad?
08. Discover Why Global Travel is Safer Than You Think
09. What’s Really Behind Last Night’s Nightmare
10. How to Survive an Active Shooter Attack
11. The Market is Hot: Should You Sell Your Home?
12. It’s Weed Your Garden Day: Weed Your Garden, Weed Your Life
13. What No One Tells New Grads about Jobs
14. New Grads: How Your Name Can Impact Your Career
15. It’s Wedding Season! Before You Walk Down the Aisle
16. Human Trafficking Activist: The Truth About At-Risk Immigrants
17. Suddenly Single Again? The Nitty Gritty of Being Alone at Midlife
18. His Grandfather was the Prince of New York
19. Keeping Beds Dry Every Night
20. Put The Clothes Back on Your Audience — Be a Better Speaker

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1. ==> The Poor People’s Campaign Goes to Washington

The Poor People’s Campaign is organizing a series of
actions in Washington, D.C. over the next week
including a presidential candidates forum. Campaign co-
chairs Rev. Graylan S. Hagler and Rev. William Barber
explain the national call for moral revival. “Three
years ago, even before the Trump administration, we
went all across this country to more than 30 states,
invited by persons who said it’s time for us to have a
moral fusion movement, to say that we can challenge
these five interlocking injustices: systemic racism,
systemic poverty, ecological devastation, a war economy
and the false moral narrative of religious
nationalism.” Hagler is senior pastor at the Plymouth
Congregational United Church of Christ in Washington,
D.C. At last year’s actions by the Poor People’s
Campaign, Rev. Hagler was arrested at a protest for
voting rights. His passport was taken away and he’s had
to report to authorities weekly ever since. Contact
Rev. Hagler at gshagler@verizon.net, @graylanhagler,
@UniteThePoor

2. ==> It’s a Real Problem: Detecting Deepfake Videos

Lawmakers are concerned that deepfake videos could be
used to influence the 2020 election and now the U.S.
government is working to create technology to detect
them. Hany Farid teaches at UC Berkeley and is an
expert in digital forensics. He is working with the
Defense Department’s research program DARPA where
researchers have been downloading hours and hours of
video of the 2020 candidates to build a system that
recognizes how they move when they talk. He calls it
fingerprinting. “We are going to get to a point where
you are not going to be able to visually be able to
distinguish fake videos and we sort of wanted to get
out ahead, before we get to that point.” Hany hopes to
have all the candidates’ fingerprinted by 2020 so news
outlets and others can check questionable videos for
authenticity. Contact him at
hfarid@ischool.berkeley.edu; (510) 664-4438

3. ==> How to Celebrate Dad: Last Minute Father’s Day
Ideas

Did you forget that Sunday is Father’s Day? Are you
stumped about how to spend the day with dad? You can go
out to dinner or have the usual backyard BBQ, but why
not celebrate ALL the fathers in your life with an old-
fashioned Father’s Day family gathering! Invite wedding
and event specialist Lynne Goldberg to share tips for
creating a last-minute multi-generational event that
everyone will enjoy, especially Dad. “I suggest
inviting 3 or 4 families and their extended families,
depending on how large they are,” she says. “Then ask
each family to bring one of their dad’s favorite dishes
and name it, like Manny’s Marvelous Meatballs or Pop’s
Put the Fire Out Chili. You can even create hilarious
contests, silly competitions and trivia games that
allow younger generations to learn a little more about
Dad, Grandpa and Uncle Joe.” Lynne Goldberg is the
president of Boca Entertainment, a full service event
planning company that specializes in theme
entertainment. She’s appeared on reality TV and her
work and commentary has been featured in the New York
Times, Washington Post, Huffington Post and Wall Street
Journal. Contact her at (561) 212-6024;
Lynneggoldberg@gmail.com

4. ==> What Dad Needs: Some Serious Self-Love

Mention the concept of self-love and guys will snicker,
their juvenile sense of humor trying to deflect their
discomfort at the idea that loving yourself is in any
way masculine. “Most men have been raised to push their
emotions down and those who are sensitive are told to
‘man up’ and ‘grow a pair.’ It’s not surprising men
don’t embrace the idea of self-love,” says personal
growth expert and author Joffre McClung. “Women are
much more open to the concept, but men may actually
need it more.” McClung will share 5 easy things dads
can do to start or deepen their personal growth
journey, which she says everyone in the family should
support. “From opening up to their emotions to
separating their worth from their jobs, when men love
and support themselves they have more empathy and
compassion, which ripples outward into society.” Joffre
McClung has appeared on numerous radio and TV programs
including CBS TV-Austin TX, Hay House Radio and The Joe
Franklin Show. A former media producer, independent
filmmaker, and author, Joffre’s latest book is “The
Heart of the Matter.” Contact her at (917) 994-0225
(TX); JMcClung@rtirguests.com

5. ==> This Father’s Day, Take a Dad-less Boy Under
Your Wing

As a divorced dad to two young boys, Pastor Eric
Hawthorne knows how important it is for boys to have
male role models. Since 81 percent of all single parent
households are headed by moms, he sees a real need for
men to get involved with the young males in their
communities. “There is a severe fatherhood deficit in
our society,” he says. “I see young kids out on the
street, doing drugs because nine times out of 10, their
fathers are absent.” Eric can share what men can do to
mentor the young boys in their communities, and how
this benefits society as a whole. “We need more
interaction between the church, the YMCA and other
programs through which men can help them to learn
manhood. It will impact society for the long haul and
help to keep boys out of trouble.” Pastor Eric is the
second-generation pastor of Daystar Deliverance
Ministries in Richardson, Texas, and the author of the
upcoming book “Are You Ready for Marriage?” Contact him
at (214) 225-0769; EHawthorne@rtirguests.com

6. ==> Father’s Day Show – It’s OK to Dump Negative
Parents

We all have them – those parents, friends and relations
who do nothing but criticize, complain about anything
and everything and make us feel small and undeserving.
Well, it’s time to call them out on their negativity,
start a dialog and if that doesn’t work, take a break
or walk away from that relationship. Annie Evans
believes that if you don’t deal with them, there’s a
really good chance you’ll turn out just like them.
Evans personally knows how negativity breeds
negativity. Combined with some serious life challenges,
she went on her own downward spiral. Being raised by a
severely mentally-ill mom and losing two life partners
is just the tip of the iceberg. Evans will share her
startling story, and help listeners learn real
strategies to change their mindsets, interactions and
take charge of their attitudes. Contact her at
aevans@rtirguests.com or (310) 621-0456.

7. ==> Could You Forgive Your Abusive Dad?

If your dad belittled or hit you could you forgive him?
Should you? For many people, this is not an academic
question. It isn’t for Dr. Jeanne Sanner, whose father
often hit her with a strap and verbally abused her. But
as a grownup, she is at peace with her father and
herself. Invite her on air to explain why people like
her father approach life with fear and how knowing that
changed her perception of him and led her to stop
condemning him. For others in your audience who are
having forgiveness issues, Jeanne can share a simple
formula she created that has already helped hundreds of
people change their beliefs to lead happier lives. She
is the author of “Finding Unconditional Love a Little
Peace at a Time.” Jeanne has a doctorate in spiritual
studies, a master’s in education and a bachelor’s in
psychology. Reach her at (949) 284-7788;
JSanner@rtirguest.com

8. ==> Discover Why Global Travel is Safer Than You
Think

For some people, worries about crime and terrorism are
enough to rule out travel outside the U.S. And that’s a
shame, says internationally acclaimed travel expert
Chris Herrmann, who points out that when it comes to
being fearful many folks are their own worst enemy.
Chris can share the fears that nearly kept him back
from an amazing backpack trip he took around the world
at age 62 as well as ways to ensure that your own
international trip is as safe as possible. The author
of “The Youthful Art of Midlife Travel” has appeared on
TV, radio, and in print media across Australia. Reach
him at (215) 883-4319; chrish@chrisherrmann.com

9. ==> What’s Really Behind Last Night’s Nightmare

From terrifying nightmares to ridiculous romps with
crazy characters and bizarre locations, your nightly
adventures aren’t random at all. They reveal a lot
about what’s going on in your life, but deciphering
them can be confusing, to say the least. Dream analyst
Layne Dalfen says your dreams are actually
conversations you have with yourself about specific
current issues in your life. She says, “The solution
you’re looking for about what (or who) in your life is
bugging you this week will appear in your unconscious
mind before it gets to your conscious. Dream analysis
gives you the power to decide how you want to respond
to people and situations in your life.” Dalfen will
teach listeners a step-by-step method to decode those
dreams and use the knowledge to help make decisions and
deal with difficult situations. Layne Dalfen teaches
dream analysis to the counselling students at Concordia
University in Montreal. She’s appeared on hundreds of
radio shows and podcasts and loves call-in programs
because she is terrific at thinking on her feet and
knows how to have fun with listeners. Contact her at
(514) 898-9150; info@haveagreatdream.com

10. ==> How to Survive an Active Shooter Attack

We read about it happening everywhere! How would you
react if caught in a public place where streams of
bullets put you in mortal danger? Would you know how to
escape an active shooter’s attack? Should you fight
back? Play dead? Run? Stay locked in a room, closet or
car? Shield others? Use special tactics to protect
yourself? And what should your kids know? Explore the
vital answers with personal protection specialist Allen
Banks, CEO of Proactive Protection Agency. He has
developed Active Shooter Prevention and Workplace
Violence Prevention Training, and also a special
program for schools and other public settings. In this
era of violent attacks and even terrorism, you and your
loved ones and colleagues will want to hear this
specialist’s life-saving insights and advice. Invite
audience questions! Contact Allen Banks at (661)
417-0786; abanks@rtirguests.com

11. ==> The Market is Hot: Should You Sell Your Home?

In the world of real estate, we’re in a seller’s
market, so is it time to put your house up for sale?
What if you’re nearing retirement? “That depends,” says
financial planner Penelope Tzougros. “You may get more
money for your property now, but what will you do with
that money and where will you live?” Penelope will
explain why net profit isn’t the most important
consideration in selling your home no matter what your
age, and reveal the most critical questions to ask
before making the transition. Penelope says the key to
making the right decision is having a game plan.
“People don’t understand the cost of running their
lifestyle. A new residence has its own demands and
joys, but how you want to spend money every day is
likely to be predictable. Can you afford your lifestyle
and your new residence? If you are near or in
retirement these are critical questions that can
enhance or diminish your retirement.” Penelope
Tzougros, PhD, ChFC, CLU, is a seasoned media pro. She
created and hosted the Boston TV show Money Matters as
well as a radio show that aired for 7 years. “Your Home
Sweet Home: How to Decide Whether You Should Stay or
Move in Retirement” is her latest book. Contact
Penelope at (617) 733-3731 or
penelope@wealthychoices.com

12. ==> It’s Weed Your Garden Day: Weed Your Garden,
Weed Your Life!

Here’s a twist on National Weed Your Garden Day –
created to encourage gardeners to spend a few extra
minutes each day weeding. Just 5 or 10 minutes keeps
weeds at bay and keeps you in control of your garden.
Jennifer Cochern, LCPC, will help your audience do the
same in their personal lives! “Weeding your garden can
also be seen as a metaphor for weeding your life. It’s
important to take time each day to remove people and
things, thoughts and habits from your life that no
longer serve you. When you water a garden, everything
grows – weeds and plants alike. What do you want
growing in your life? And what no longer serves you?
And, most importantly, how can you know the
difference!” Jennifer Cochern, LCPC is the author of
“Alignment: Move from Internal Chaos to Clarity.” She
has counseled hundreds of clients promoting personal
growth and healthier relationship skills. Contact
Jennifer at (208) 817-2870; JCochern@rtirguests.com

13. ==> What No One Tells New Grads about Jobs

With diplomas in hand, many college graduates are about
to begin the next step in their journey, the one that
leads to the workplace. But in most cases, they will be
taking that step without anyone having told them what
to expect, notes Jennifer P. Wisdom, Ph.D., a clinical
psychologist and consultant who spent two decades
working with students at Columbia University and George
Washington University. The author of “Millennials Guide
to Work” combines her own 30 years of work experience
with the coaching she has done with many millennials to
discuss the challenges young graduates will likely face
at work and how to handle them. Listeners will learn 6
rules of work every grad should know, how to deal with
temperamental bosses and gossipy coworkers, and the
proper way to use social media in the office. Jennifer
P. Wisdom’s diverse experience includes serving in the
U.S. military, working with nonprofit health-care
organizations, and teaching in higher education.
Contact her at (503) 484-5679; jpwisdom@gmail.com

14. ==> New Grads: How Your Name Can Impact Your Career

So you just graduated from college and are ready to
launch an exciting career. According to c Name
Colorology expert B.P. Greycastle, it’s not enough to
have lots of impressive academic achievements under
your belt. “Our names and the colors that we wear have
a great impact on achieving success in our lives,” he
says. He’ll tell job seekers of all ages how to impress
prospective employers during a job interview by
revealing exactly what to wear and say based on the
employer’s name. He can also supply testimonials from
those he helped land great jobs. “I can show with a
tremendous amount of evidence, facts and figures that
our color-coded names are the number-one factor in
determining our careers.” Listeners will be amazed when
they hear examples of people in dozens of career fields
who became successful because of their names. B.P. is
the author of “Your Name and Colors: Key to Your
Beauty, Career, Personality, Romance and Success.”
Contact him at drolley@rtirguests.com; 510-570-1929

15. ==> It’s Wedding Season! Don’t Walk Down the Aisle
Before Hearing from this Long-Married Expert

During the month of June, a lot of couples walk down
the aisle looking forward to a lifetime of love and
happiness with their new spouses. But since up to 50
percent of all marriages end in divorce, long-married
marriage counselor George Sukhdeo has tips for
newlyweds to ensure that their unions last for the long
haul. “Building your marriage on a solid foundation
that facilitates harmony and long lasting happiness is
the key,” he says. “I am living proof that marriage can
last.” Rev. George has been married to his wife,
Shirley, for 46 years and has counseled 500 troubled
couples, with an 85 percent success rate. He is an
ordained minister with the Pentecostal Assemblies of
Canada with 34 years of experience in Christian
ministries as a pastor, Christian counselor and life
coach. He is the author of “Preparing for and Fostering
Harmony in Marriage.” Contact him at
GSukhdeo@rtirguests.com or (647) 691-6042.

16. ==> Human Trafficking Activist: The Truth About At-
Risk Immigrants

As the immigration crisis continues to dominate the
news, there has been quite a lot of focus on the
possibility that human traffickers are exploiting many
asylum seekers. But according to Raleigh Sadler, a
Christian reverend and founder of the human trafficking
awareness group Let My People Go, the situation is far
more complicated and insidious. “Currently, most who
are trafficked come through legal points of entry,” he
reveals. “As we focus on those illegally crossing the
border, we miss the reality that many who are
undocumented and already in the U.S. are potential
targets of would-be traffickers.” In addition, human
trafficking is far more prevalent than the general
public realizes, and it can affect virtually any
community. He can share how we can stop this terrible
human rights abuse for good. Raleigh is the author of
“Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking.” Contact him
at RSadler@rtirguests.com; (917) 341-6758.

17. ==> Suddenly Single Again? From Middle-Aged
Miserable to Mid-Life Magnificent

Get ready for a fresh perspective on being a single and
over fifty. Katherine Webster, author of “Becoming
Madam Widow”, will help suddenly single women reinvent
their lives, sexuality, attitude and outlook.
Definitely not your typical “Woe is Me Widow”,
Katherine tackles the real nitty-gritty issues of being
a female alone at mid-life and does so with frankness
and humor. Whether listeners are alone by fate or
choice, they’ll learn why it’s more fun not to have a
mate in or out of the bedroom, and why they are the
only ones that can satisfy their needs. Webster is a
spitfire of a guest who wants provocative topics and
isn’t afraid to show the world that real women are
single, feisty and bad-a$$. She’s going to give
listeners a much-needed dose of reality, actual doable
solutions and real ways to kick-start the second, and
best part of their new lives. Contact her
atKWebster@rtirguests.com or (416) 921-2084.

18. ==> His Grandfather was the Prince of New York

Prince Serge Obolensky was known as the “Prince of New
York.” Born a Russian Prince in 1890, he married a
Russian princess, escaped to England from the
Bolsheviks with a price on his head, immigrated to the
US with his second wife Alice Astor – an American
princess – in 1924, and reigned supreme at the St.
Regis Hotel in Manhattan working for Vincent Astor who
asked him to help restore the grand hotel. In 1931, at
the age of 53, Serge joined the Commandos under “Wild
Bill” Donovan and completed two successful missions
parachuting into occupied Europe. Ivan Obolensky,
Serge’s grandson, has fond memories of meeting his
legendary grandfather for lunch at the St. Regis… and
has many amazing true stories to relate, not only about
his grandfather but also the Astors and American
aristocratic life at that time. Ivan Obolensky is a
true Renaissance man in his own right. He’s the author
of “Eye of the Moon.” Contact Ivan at (818) 495-8731;
IObolensky@rtirguests.com

19. ==> Keeping Beds Dry Every Night

Does your child or teen do it — even once in a while?
Are older family members also prone to wetting the bed?
Find out more about this common condition that can be
treated, when you interview sought-after speaker Jeff
Lazarus, M.D. He will discuss his comprehensive home
video program “Keeping the Bed Dry,” which incorporates
medical hypnosis for anyone hoping to finally awaken to
a dry bed. Invite this acclaimed physician to answer
questions like: How does hypnosis work so well to help
keep beds dry? What other advice does he offer for
lifestyle and behavior? What should parents, teachers,
coaches and health professionals know? Why do so many
doctors avoid the issue? Do adult diapers only make
things worse? Contact Dr. Lazarus at (216) 202-3112;
jlazarusmd@rtirguests.com

20. ==> Put The Clothes Back on Your Audience — And
Become a Better Speaker

You’re in front of a group, with key info to share, but
you need to get over your own nerves and apprehension.
“First of all — you do NOT need to imagine your
audience naked! That old chestnut never works. You’ll
want your presentation, confidence and message to wow
everyone instead.” So says communications and
leadership expert Jill Jaysen. She’ll reveal on your
show how we’ve all been mis-taught when it comes to
public speaking, and what really makes a dynamite
presentation. You’ll learn: Why gimmicks like “practice
at a mirror” and “videotape yourself” only risk
creating mediocre speakers who zap their own innate
charisma. How the speech truly starts long before you
reach the podium. Plus, amazing truths about NLP for
enhancing your speaking prowess, and how to prevent the
biggest speaking turn-offs. Contact Jill Jaysen at
(203) 442-9301; jjaysen@rtirguests.com