Make Love, Make Art. Neil Tepper discusses with guest Laura Hollick the art of sexuality.

Jeff Herring chats with Dr. Krista Bloom, Ph.D. LCSW, about "Relationship Flags:  What are the Green, Red, and Black Flags in Your Relationship?"

Lee Anne talks with Michael Shoppenhorst of SEMCO Productions about the "Atlanta Home Show."

Bernard talks with Bahareh Azizi, host of “Science Investigators.�

Susie talks with Kathrine, the wildlife director at the Chattahoochee Nature Center.

Free For All - Listeners call in with questions and host, Monica Ricci invites clients, Janet and Katherine in-studio to talk about their organizing experience.

Dr. Michael Dailey updates the news and studies on pandemic flu.  News items from around the world and the medical community are discussed plus Dr. Dailey's report on a recent Public Health meeting in Fulton County, GA.

We all know how we cry tears when we are sad or get "butterflies" in our stomach when we are nervous. These are simple connections between the mind and the body that are easy for us to understand. But what about the bigger issues, when the body gets ill, diseased, or damaged?  Drs. Kolb and Rayner speak with  Deb Shapiro, author of Your Body Speaks Your Mind, to show you a practical way to learn the language of your body so you can understand how your thoughts and feelings directly affect your physical health. "The body shows us what we are unconsciously ignoring".

Jeff Herring talks with Jess Kennedy, "Heart Break Free Dating" about relationship coaching.

Alyssa and Sara talk with Deon, a Georgia state pro-choice lobbyist about abortion.

Lee Anne discusses home theaters with Kirby Wright of the Home Waves company.

Bernard speaks with James Kautz, author of Footprints Across the South: Bartram’s Trail Revisited

Susie speaks with Hal from North Fulton Exterminators about termites, ants, and other pests.

Monica Ricci takes on organizing for homeschooling parents and kids.

Dr. Dailey discusses the hospitalist movement with guest Dr. Lena.

Sara and Alyssa talk with Dionne Vann, Executive Director of NARAL Pro-choice Georgia.

Dr. Michael Dailey with Hospitalist, Leena Dutta, MD, discuss the future of hospitals and a new way to look at staffing medical personnel.

Phil Hinson interviews State Rep. Fulton Sheen (R/MI) & State Sen. Mitch Seabaugh (R/GA).

Drs. Kolb and Clofine's guest, Jeff Volk looks at the universal search for harmony in our world. The remarkable Cymatics experiments of Dr. Hans Jenny demonstrate how sound creates form and structure in matter, vividly portraying many of the universal patterns which appear in nature and throughout the world's great artistic and architectural traditions. These patterns reflect certain universal principles which underlie our lives, just as specific vibratory frequencies underlie, and determine these forms.

 

 

Lee Anne talks with Kevin Flannagin who is a private investigator from New York City. Lee Anne and Kevin discuss how to make your home security system look stylish.

Bernard  discusses "The Diabetes Diet" with Dr. Neal Barnard.

Susie talks with Ottis and Roxanne from the Cherokee County Humane Society.

Host Monica Ricci of Catalyst Organizing, helps you organize your home inventory and assets with guest, Judy Brown.

Dr. Daily talks about travel medicine and how to protect yourself from diseases while traveling.

Host Kim Colvard, The Energy Doctor, talks with Sam Thompson of Sunscapes Landscaping, Inc.

Guest, Dr. James R. Overman, ND designed the Harmonic Quad zapper, formulated effective parasite killing herbal combinations and formulated herbal products to repair parasite damage in every organ and tissue of the body. He has identified and eliminated the parasites in oer 17,000 people in the last seven years.

Phil interviews Former U. S. Senator & Presidential Candidate Mike Gravel

Teen Talk with host Sara & Alyssa discussing local issues centered around teens and the changing landscape for todays youth.

Lee Anne talks with Michael Ballachino of Ballachino Designs, a custom furniture maker in the Atlanta area.

Creativity Salon with host Neil Tepper,  guest Bill Battles  talk about surfing and the creativity that goes along with the fast growing sport , and Mark St. Amant,  "In the Zone, In Sports and Life."

Relationship Radio with host Jeff Herring  and guest Frankie Doiron discussing "Dating Traps for Singles"

Following Your Passions with host Bernard Kearse and guest Ralph Luttrell, founder of Luttrell Guitar , They discuss Mr. Luttrell company and his history in the state of Georgia.

Animal Hour - With host Susie Aga, Talking about animal health care for your dogs and cats during the changing of the season.

Fitness Mythbuster with host Kelly Huggins, guest Frank McNall, along with Division of the Masters Competition winner Mr. Georgia LW . Show Mythbust:  Doing something is better than nothing

Organization Nation -  Hosted by Monica Ricci with guest author Donna Smallin-Kuper "One-Minute Organizing Tips"

Dr. Michael Dailey talks with Michael Orban. They update the public on the latest news dealing with infectious diseases, in particular the Chicken Pox.

Host David Moxley talks with Lucy Kusick of Focus. They touch on various topics dealing with the disabled, including travel.

Host Ann Lombardi talks with Jan Rudomina from the Poland Tourist Office, & Richard De Sousa, Sales Director of Peter Deilmann Cruises. She takes a look at various tourist destinations and how a good "escape" can be a good treat every now and then.

Host Phil Hinson gets an update from Regional Director of the Mid Atlantic, Bill Rollyson.

Host David Moxley talks with Virginia Grey, owner of TOUCH Incorporated, about employment opportunities for the homeless and disabled.

Kim Colvard, The Energy Doctor, interviews Debbie Gunter, a palliative nurse practitioner.

Guest Sylvia Sultenfuss is a co-author with Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra, and Mark Victor Hansen of Wake Up and Live the Life You Love: Finding Your Life's Passion.  Today's talk with Sylvia is about The Joy of Adulthood and giving yourself the power to distinguish the Child, Adolescent, Researcher/Observer and Adult by Default characters who govern your life.  You will be challenged to design a new model of adulthood--the Conscious Adult by Choice--not just by default. 

High School students Sara and Alyssa talk with Middle School student Anna about the transitions from middle school into high school.  The girls discuss what middle school life is like and how to ease the pain of being freshmen.

Celebrating the creative arts and the art of living a creative life.  Neil Tepper, the Creativity Doctor, interviews Gloria Karpinski.  Gloria is a holistic counselor, teacher and author and author of Where Two Worlds Touch.  The discussion is on creativity and spirituality.

Jeff Herring of Atlanta Conscious Dating is joined by Dane Cunningham, founder and CEO of Embraced Relationships.  The program addresses spiritual single dating or dating from a Biblical perspective.

Pat Montgomery with Dr. Michael Tucker of Georgia Reproductive Specialists, “Behind the IVF Door�

Lee Anne has part 2 of her interview with Tony Perry of Oakwood Homes, who built the Lake Arrowhead, Extreme Home Makeover home near Atlanta.  Lights and cameras and of course, Ty Pennington.

Bernard Kearse visits with Dr. Rebecca Snyder, curator of Giant Panda Research and Management.  Dr. Snyder's research involves the mothering of Atlanta's baby panda, Mei Lan.  Also in the studio from Zoo Atlanta is Jennifer Waller.

 Kelly Huggins, the Fitness Mythbuster with Wes Eugene, talk about Wes's appearance in, "Inspired, the Movie". 

Susie Aga of Atlanta Dog Trainer with Gladys Harper of the National Alliance on Mental Illness or NAMI.  Gladys fills us in on a program NAMI is trying to fund in conjunction with Psychiatric Dog Service in Arlington, VA. This program hopes to train dogs to help victims of mental illness using a protocol similar to that for dogs working for the blind and disabled.

Host and organizing expert, Monica Ricci takes you on a tour of new and fabulous organizing products. Guests are Monica's clients, Kim Banta and Melissa Estes.  Topics include organizing husbands and children!

Host Lee Anne Culpepper discusses the uses of natural stone with Walter and Jamie McDonald from Stone Solutions of Atlanta.  From kitchens to walkways, stone is a wonderful addition to home decor.

Phil Hinson is joined by Dr. John Bertou of the National Taxpayers Union, NTU.  They discuss tax reform and where NTU stands on the Fairtax.

GA Tech. Professor and Host, Bill Hunt talks with Dr. Robert Silliman, retired from Emory University, who is an expert on the history of science .

Neil Tepper interviews Dan Pink, former chief speechwriter for Vice President Al Gore.  In addition to his current book, “A Whole New Mind,â€? Dan is the author of “Free Agent Nationâ€? and many articles for publications such as The New York Times, The Harvard Business Review, Fast Company, Wired and others. Dan is also sought out as a speaker to corporations, associations and universities around the world.

 Dan has researched creativity in terms of human abilities and the way the world works. In his book, “A Whole New Mindâ€?, he offers a fascinating look at how left-brained thinking is being superceded by creative, right-brained thinking.  In fact, Dan asserts that “right-brained thinkers will rule the future".www.danpink

 

Host Lee Anne Culpepper and guest, Tony Perry of Oakwood Homes, discuss their participation in the building of Atlanta's Extreme Makeover home at Lake Arrowhead.  Stories include lights and cameras, owner Faith and her kids, and of course, Ty Pennington.  The first of two shows.

Drs. Kolb and Clofine talk with Ken Cohen, author of Honoring the Medicine: The Essential Guide to Native American Healing.

For thousands of years, Native medicine was the only medicine on the North American continent.  It is America's original holistic medicine, a powerful means of healing the body, balancing the emotions, and renewing the spirit. 

Written by a master of alternative healing practices, Honoring the Medicine gather together an unparalleled abundance of information about every aspect of Native American medicine and a healing philosophy that connects each of us with the whole web og life--people, plants, animals, the earth.  "If you have the courage to look within and without", Kenneth Cohen tells us, "you may find that you also have an indigenous soul."