Sharon Kleyne Hour

Eileen Tonick* (Queen Creek, AZ), writer and dog trainer, “Therapy Dogs for Recovery, Crisis and Hospice.” Dina Venezky (Menlo Park, CA), US Geological Survey. “How the USGS Communicates Volcano Information to the Public.”

Dr. Andrew Hudson (New York, NY), United Nations Water Governance Program Topic: “Improving access to water supplies and sanitation around the world.” Website: www.undp.org/water Rik J. Deitsch (Knoxville, TN), CEO of the Nutra Pharma Corp Topic: “Detoxing your body and balancing your PH” Website: www.sharethecause.com/behealthynow

Don Colbert, MD (Longwood, FL), Divine Health, Inc., “Nutrition, Lifestyle and Toxic Relief” Phone: (407) 331-7007 Dial 0 then ask for Nicole Website: www.drcolbert.com Email: inventory@drcolbert.com Address: 1908 Boothe Circle Longwood, FL 32750 California Farm Water Coalition: Mike Wade, Executive Director (Sacramento, Ca) “The California Water Supply Crisis” 916-391-5030 Website: www.farmwater.org Email: mwade@farmwater.org Address: 5999 Freeport Blvd Sacramento, CA 95822

Caring for Your Body Tissues Dennis Buckley, DC (Pasadena, CA), “Body Tissues and how to keep them healthy. 626-798-7805 Ext: 206 Website: www.performance-advantage.net Email: TriDocD@aol.com Address: 1450 N. Lake Ave. Pasadena, CA 91104 Art Bernstein, (Gold Hill, OR) Writer and naturalist. Topic: Book, “Weird Hikes” Quality and Quantity of hikes in Southern Oregon, Northern California 541-474-0950 Website: www.secrethiker.com/artbernstein.html Email: Bernstein@biologicaqua.com Address: P.O. Box 400 Grants Pass, Oregon 97528

1)Dr. Marguerite McDonald, MD,FACS (Long Island, NY) Corneal Specialist and Cataract & Refractive Surgery at Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans and senior consultant for VISX, Call: 516-593-7709 Contact Email:maligizakis@ocli.net Topic: Dr. McDonald would like to talk about dry eyes (cause, diagnosis and treatment). Please visit http://www.ocli.net/physicians/ocli-mcdonald-old.htm to learn more about Dr. McDonald. 2) John Salinas, (Grants Pass, OR) Full-time Instructor at RCC, Crater Lake Institute Board of Directors, Cascade Research Group Call: (541) 479-7351 Email: johnsalinas@charter.net Website: http://www.cascaderesearch.com , http://learn.roguecc.edu/science/jsalinas/ Topic: fresh water research and monitoring, and the several projects located in Southern Oregon

First guest: Jen Ambrose (Grants Pass, OR), manager of a local herb and supplement store called The Herb Shop and has been working with natural and alternative forms of healing for over 15 years. She has been an organic farmer on several produce and herbal farms and is passionate about whole food based supplements and localizing food sources. In addition to alternative medicine, she is a singer/songwriter who regularly performs conciousness raising music and also teaches music to At-Risk teenage girls and boys. Topic: Natural and Alternative forms of healing, How herbs and supplements can heal the body. Website: http://www.sonicbids.com/epk/epk.aspx?epk_id=61540 or jenambrose.net

First guest: Nancy Yonally-Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), management consultant, wellness trainer and Save-a-Child’s Life Foundation sponsor. Topic: “The recent ‘Melanoma Monday’ proclamation.” Website: www.saveachildslife.org/ Second guest: Mitch Roltz (Washington D.C.), Chief of Staff for American Pharmacists Association Topic: “Immunizations and the role of the pharmacist.” Website: www.pharmacist.com

First guest: Robert Cantrell (Alexandria, VA), writer, photographer and Director of Business Development at www.IP.com. Topic: “His new book, Outpacing the Competition: Patent-Based Business Strategy.” Websites: www.centerforadvantage.com & www.iliadreader.co.uk/book.142780.htm Second guest: Robert Cantrell, professional shark photographer. Topic: “Why sharks are endangered. Also, diving with sharks and what they need from us to survive.” Websites: www.robertcantrell.com/ and www.robertcantrell.com/future_of_shark_diving.htm

First guest: Marie Shum Brady, MD (Arlington, VA), associate of the late Dr. Batmanghelidj (“The Water Guru”). Topic: “Dr. Batmanghelidj and his books.” Websites: www.watercure.com/ Second guest: Winston Kao (Clearwater. FL), inventor and researcher in water, agriculture, nutrition and soils. Also, show host on “I am Healthy” talk radio. Topic: “Good drinking water: types, filtration systems, structure and hidden substances.” Website: www.gobeyondorganic.com

First guest: Gay Browne (Santa Barbara, CA), “Green” advertising and public relations including the Greenopia Website. Topic: “Maintaining a ‘green’ lifestyle. Also, the Go Green Expo, held in April 2009.” Websites: www.gogreenopia.com and www.gogreenexpo.com/ Second guest: Lynn Hardin (Oklahoma City, OK), writer and Board Member of the International Water for Life Foundation. Topic: “Dr. Emoto and the International Water for Life Foundation. Also, her book, The Magic of Why.” Websites: www.magicofwhy.com and www.internationalwaterforlifefoundation.org

First guest: Jill Klein (Berkley Springs, WV), Producer, International Water Tasting Festival, Director, New World Theater Company. Topic: “The International Water Tasting Festival. Also, ‘The Ripple Effect,’ a theatrical production to raise awareness of the benefits of water to humans and the environment.” Website: www.newworldtheater.com Second guest: Jeanne Mosier (Berkley Springs, WV), Board of Directors of Travel Berkeley Springs. Topic: History and health benefits of Berkeley Springs.” Website: www.berkeleysprings.com

First guest: Arthur Von Wiesenberger (Santa Barbara, CA), writer. Topic: His book, “H20 Guide to Quality Water.” Website: www.bottledwaterweb.com Second guest: Scott Gelman (Yosemite, CA), Media Relations Director, Yosemite National Topic: “How water effects the environment.” Website: www.yosemitepark.com/

First guest: Glen Fellman (Rockville, MD), Executive Director, Indoor Air Quality Association Topic: “Toxic dangers in your home.” Website: www.iaga.org Second guest: David Peterson (Seattle, WA), Research Biologist, US Forest Service – Pacific Wildland Fire Sciences Laboratory. Topic: “The effect of air quality on humans, plants and water.” Website: www.cfr.wshington.edu/research.FME/

First guest: Tom Atzet, PhD (Merlin, OR), U.S. Forest Service Regional Ecologist (Retired) Topic: “Climate change, soil exhaustion and accumulation of toxic materials in the ocean. Also, hunger and water.” Website: www.mailtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/section?Category=LIFE130104 Second guest: Art Bernstein, MS (Gold Hill, OR), writer and naturalist. Topic: “The Columbia, Potomac and the San Joaquin: North American rivers that cut through major mountain ranges.” Website: www.Secrethiker.com/artbernstein.html

First guest: Leah Yamaguchi (Portland, OR), acupuncturist. Topic: “Hydration, Dehydration and Re-hydration of Skin cells.” Website: www.greshamacupuncture.com/ Second guest: Art Bernstein, MS (Gold Hill, OR), writer and naturalist. Topic: “Waterfalls and ecosystems of Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area and Mark O. Hatfield Wilderness.” Website: www.fs.fed.us/r6/columbia/

1. Dr. Alan Kadish - (Medford, OR) Naturopath discussing Vitamin D and why you need it and a misunderstood supplement. For additional information, please visit www.centerofhealth.com/ 2. Chip Jenkins (Sedro-Woolley, WA), Park Superintendent with North Cascades National Park Complex... discuss why the park is considered a complex and focus on Lake Chelan... For additional information, please visit www.nps.gov/noca -

Forest Ecology, Global Warming and Natural Plant Ranges Art Bernstein, MS, writer and naturalist (Gold Hill, OR), “Global Warming and Movement in Natural Plant Ranges. Also, “The Amazing Retreat of Glaciers at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska”

1. Dave Dahl (Milwaukie, OR), Co-Founder of Dave's Killer Bread. For additional information, please visit www.daveskillerbread.com. “The health benefits of 100% organic, whole grain, all-natural breads, utilizing lesser grains and free from preservatives and ‘heavy’ sweeteners.” 2. Tom Atzet, PhD, ( Merlin Or). Regional Ecologist (retired), US Forest Service “Why ecosystems are important to everyone.”

Developing extraordinary leaders to protect our oceans. Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), Writer and Naturalist The ' True Head - Lake Itasca, Minnesota, and the source of the Mississsippi

Aging, Health and Water. Jeff Denny (Crescent City, CA), Ranger, Redwood National Park. The amazing redwood ecosystem