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Interview Report Magazine
June 20, 2013
01. There Simply is No Privacy
02. Lawsuit – NYPD Spying on Muslims
03. Interview
04. Kim & Kanye Named their Baby What?
05. Celebrity Stylist Shares Summer Fashion Tips
06. Surviving Summer Break with Kids
07. Good Job with the Heckler, Mrs. O!
08. The 10 Commandments of Work Success
09. More Reasons to Raise Your Ranking
10. Be Green and Clean
11. Before You Lift or Tuck
12. Oh No! You Have to Give a Toast!
13. Wedding Trend - Vintage Gowns
14. What Makes Happy People Different
15. Grocery Store – Better than a Pharmacy
16. Your Gut is Talking to You
17. Post-Divorce Advice for Any Age
18. House Sharing – Not Just for College Kids
19. If You Could Read Your Pet’s Mind
20. Who Cares about Obama’s Horoscope?
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01. ==> There Simply is No Privacy
Over the last few weeks Americans have gotten a lot of
bad news about our privacy. The government is tracing
our phone calls and they’re looking through our online
information and emails. Basically, anything you’ve ever
shared with anyone about anything on the internet has
(maybe) already been seen by the government! Feeling
paranoid? According tech expert Shelley Palmer,
“Nothing you do on the Internet is truly private, and
nothing you put on the Internet will ever really be
deleted. Surrendering your right to privacy is the
price of living an Internet-based ‘connected” life.’”
“He says, “When it comes to phone calls, there’s an
easy way to fly under the radar… use disposable cell
phones.” But, he says the issue isn’t as simple as
privacy vs. safety. “It’s a complicated issue and it
needs to be discussed. Is this the
live in? You get to make the choice!” Palmer is host
of NBC Universal’s weekly show Live Digital. He’s Fox
5's (
MediaBytes, a daily syndicated radio segment. Contact
him at (917) 886-1173; shelly@palmer.net
02. ==> Lawsuit – NYPD Spying on Muslims
Religious leaders and civil rights advocates filed a
federal lawsuit this week charging the NYPD of spying
on Muslims. According to the suit, police are
undermining free worship by innocent people and the
widespread spying programs should be declared
unconstitutional.
Kumar says, “Muslim Americans have been living under a
nightmarish reality since the events of 9/11. They have
faced arrests, indefinite detention, torture,
deportation and surveillance. No human being should be
treated this way through the logic of 'guilt by
association.' This spying program -- as well as the
wholesale demonization of Muslims -- must stop." Kumar
teaches media studies and Middle Eastern studies at
Politics of Empire.” Contact her at (201) 683-0475;
dekumar@rutgers.edu
03. ==> Interview
In a decades-long career identifying and hunting down
spies, terrorists and other enemies of the United
States, counterintelligence expert Chris Simmons became
a master in understanding human nature. He created the
now-trademarked paradigm called “Human Chess” based on
his unique life experiences that enabled him to become
one of the most successful spy catchers over the last
half century. He’ll explain how nonverbal communication
can be more important than anything that’s ever spoken,
and how he used that to catch more than 80 spies during
his long and successful career as a Counterintelligence
officer in the U.S. Army and the Defense Intelligence
Agency. Simmons has appeared on major network news
shows and has been featured in USA Today, the
Washington Times and other publications. Contact him at
(571) 201-7209; chris_simmons_2006@yahoo.com
04. ==> Kim & Kanye Named their Baby What?
We’ve heard everything from Kleopatra to Kaidence, so
what did Kim and Kanye name their daughter? And does it
matter? Invite Sharon Lynn Wyeth to use the science of
Neimology to explain how names shape everyone! For fun
show, ask her about the names of anyone – on your
staff, or your audience etc. Wyeth is a frequent radio
and television talk show guest. She’s an educator and
former school administrator and the author of the best
selling “Know the Name, Know the Person.” Contact her
at (210) 355-6115 (TX); neimology@gmail.com
05. ==> Celebrity Stylist Shares Summer Fashion Tips
Sweaters are finally getting packed away across the
country and it’s time to bring out the summer stuff! So
what should you give to the thrift store and what are
this season’s new must-haves? Whether you need a new
pair of shoes or just want some fresh accessories,
celebrity stylist Felix Mercado will help you get the
biggest bang out of your closet this summer, and share
what’s hot – and what’s not – in fashion. Mercado is a
NY based celebrity style expert who regularly appears
on Fox News. His blog, “Shut Up and Wear it” offers
style and fashion advice. Contact him at (646)
918-6374; felixmercado@sayitwith-style.com
06. ==> Surviving Summer Break with Kids
If your kids aren’t out of school already, it’s just a
matter of days until they’re sitting around the house
complaining they’re bored. Invite Tara Kennedy-Kline to
share 10 ways to make the next few months fun – and
free of conflict! “As a mother to a child on the Autism
spectrum, I get that raising children is tough even
when they are in school eight hours out of the day, so
the thought of having them home 24/7 is enough to make
even the coolest parent explode.” From setting rules
and boundaries about computer and TV time to planning
activities for the inevitable rainy day,
great tips on dealing with kids of every age, including
those with ADHD. Tara Kennedy-Kline is a family and
life coach and the author of “Stop Raising Einstein:
Discover the Unique Brilliance in Your Child and You.”
Contact her at (484) 824-2160 (PA);
tara@multilevelmom.com
07. ==> Good Job with the Heckler, Mrs. O!
A heckler recently interrupted the first lady while
giving a speech at a fundraiser and while it made
headlines, it also probably struck a nerve with anyone
with a fear of public speaking. Priscilla Richardson
says Michelle Obama showed the world how to handle it.
“She asked the heckler to come up to the mike and
deliver a speech herself. The heckler declined and then
left. Mrs. O. then asked the audience if they wanted to
hear her; they said yes; she continued.” He says the
first lady’s reaction showed everyone how to handle a
heckler smoothly and recover her audience. Priscilla
Secrets to Master the Fear of Speaking.” Contact her at
(540) 992-1279; RichardsonPWrite@aol.com
08. ==> The 10 Commandments of Work Success
Do you covet your colleagues’ success? Use the
Internet for personal use while at work? Career
development expert Lizandra Vega reveals 10
Commandments that can make—or break—a successful
career, covering important aspects like ridding
yourself of entitlement issues, respecting your peers,
subordinates and superiors, and tainting your
professional image. Vega is a certified image
consultant, executive recruiter, and cofounder/managing
partner of a Manhattan-based boutique staffing company.
The author of “The Image of Success: Make a Great
Impression and Land the Job You Want”, she has helped
thousands of people with career development, interview
techniques, and verbal and non-verbal communication.
Contact her at (212) 796-1724 (NY);
info@lizandravega.com
09. ==> More Reasons to Raise Your Ranking
If you have a Twitter and Facebook account and will be
applying for a job at some point – or want to build
your business or personal brand – you need to know –
and likely boost – your Klout score. What is that? It’s
the all important number which could be anywhere from
zero to 100 that determines how influential you are in
the world around you. Miriam Slozberg, an expert on
search engine optimization and social media, can give
your audience the lowdown on what Klout is and how to
more of it. She says a low Klout score could kill your
chances for a new job while a high score might earn you
free dinners, airline tickets, upgraded hotel stays and
more. Slozberg is the author of “The Secrets to High
Social Media Rankings: How to Get Klout.” Contact her
at (905) 881-2135 (ON); mirb7000@gmail.com
10. ==> Be Green and Clean
For most people, the smell of bleach makes them think
their surroundings are clean and germ free, but what
they really smell is death! Clean cleaning and
environmental expert Vince Elliott blames cleaning
supplies for the rising number of babies born with
birth defects, and cancer. He’ll share the realities of
dangerous chemicals and advice every family needs,
including how to keep your environment clean without
endangering your family’s health. He’ll also share
surprising facts: Did you know that World War II
mustard gas was made from bleach and vinegar? Elliott
is the founder of the Chemical Free Cleaning Network
and the author of “Your Home: Clean, Green, and
Dangerous,” and “The Extreme Green Cleaning Book.”
Contact him at (410) 584-8560 (MD); velliott@cfcn.info
11. ==> Before You Lift or Tuck
For every success story regarding cosmetic surgery,
there’s a horror story lurking just around the corner.
Dr. Barry Lyka says many of the mistakes people make
when it comes to cosmetic surgery can be avoided with
just a little foresight. He believes since most people
have to pay for cosmetic surgery out-of-pocket, they
look for ways to cut corners and get the best possible
deal, which often means sacrificing the quality of
care. He’ll help people get the results they want by
telling them know what to look for, the five questions
to ask a cosmetic surgeon, and the secret to getting
the results you want from any procedure. Lycka is one
of
surgery, skin cancer surgery, reconstructive surgery
and laser surgery of the skin. He operates a non-
hospital surgical facility in
of “Restoring Youth.” Contact him at (780) 425-1212
(AB); baslcjsm@gmail.com
12. ==> Oh No! You Have to Give a Toast!
It’s wedding season and somebody has to toast the new
couple! Invite Katrin Kern and Chris Korbel to share
the essentials to making the perfect wedding toast and
the simple formula for creating a tribute the couple
they’ll remember for years to come. You’ll also learn
five things you should never mention in a wedding
toast! Katrin and Chris are personal public speaking
experts and popular authorities on special occasion
speeches and toasts. They’re creators of Make-a-
Toast.com. Contact them at (310) 709-2051 (CA);
ymailmenow@yahoo.com
13. ==> Wedding Trend - Vintage Gowns
This wedding season, brides are proudly wearing dresses
their mothers or grandmothers might have worn, with
some modern touches. Learn why traditional styles have
so much allure, why Gatsby and Downton Abbey theme
weddings are all the rage, and when brides started
wearing white when you interview seasoned vintage
fashion historian Betty Kreisel Shubert. She’s designed
clothes and costumes for stage, screen, TV specials,
previously owned a
the author of "Out-of-Style: A Modern Perspective of
How, Why and When Vintage Fashions Evolved." Contact
her at (949) 581 5910; bettyshubert@cox.net
14. ==> What Makes Happy People Different
Who doesn’t want to be happy? Many spend countless
years searching for it, but according to Domonique
Bertolucci, happiness begins with a choice. “So many
people are waiting to feel happy. They think they’ll be
happy when they’ve done this or achieved that. But the
truth is, enduring happiness is not a result of the
things you’ve done, but the person you’ve chosen to
be.” Invite Bertolucci on your show to share the secret
to living your best life and reveal 10 simple keys and
the role they play in creating lasting happiness and
fulfillment. Domonique Bertolucci is
popular life coach. She’s the author of “Your Best
Life,” and “The Happiness Code.” Contact her at
domonique@domoniquebertolucci.com; skype:
domoniquebertolucci
15. ==> Grocery Store – Better than a Pharmacy
Millions of Americans take prescription drugs for
ailments and disease but they come with their own risk
of illness and even death. In fact, adverse drug
reactions are the leading cause of premature death. Dr.
Richard Ruhling says health is a direct reflection of
what you put into your body on a daily basis and that
everyone can feel better and reverse many medical
conditions by eating the right food. Invite Ruling to
share how he’s teaching people to reverse disease
instead of treat it, and how prescriptions mask
symptoms without providing a cure. “What I've
discovered is that medicine can make you sick, disable
and even kill you.” Bring Ruhling on your show to
explain how he’s helped patients go from taking 12
pills a day, to living drug-free and healthy. Richard
Ruhling, M.D., MPH, is a retired physician who taught
health science at
conducts total health seminars. He’s the author of “Why
You Shouldn’t Ask Your Doctor: Choices that Can Save
Your Life.” Contact him at (928) 583-7543;
Ruhling7@juno.com
16. ==> Your Gut is Talking to You
Millions of Americans suffer from cramping, bloating,
diarrhea and other chronic digestive issues and they
spend countless dollars trying to feel better.
Internist Gregory Plotnikoff, M.D. and clinical health
psychologist Mark Weisberg, Ph.D., share their
revolutionary methods on how sleep, diet and stress can
be the cause and the cure and will explain why you
should literally ‘trust your gut’ to diagnose and heal
from stomach issues like IBS. You’ll learn how to
identify your particular type of gastrointestinal
distress, the brain/belly connection, and natural
remedies that really work. Dr. Plotnikoff and Dr.
Weisberg have developed a self-help program that helps
sufferers of chronic gut distress. Their book is “Trust
Your Gut.” Contact Pat Rose at (415) 978-2665, ext.
101; prose@rwwbooks.com
17. ==> Post-Divorce Advice for Any Age
Without a doubt, divorce is an upsetting experience,
but what happens when the divorce is final and it feels
like your life is over? Invite Barbara Miller to share
how to step into your new, single shoes with
confidence, whether you’re 30 or 60. She’ll cover
everything from handling friendships to coping with
feelings of rage, resentment and hate. She says you
don’t need the perfect spouse or perfect job to achieve
balance and success and will help your listeners
discover the inner strength to move on with their
lives. Barbara Miller is a motivational speaker and
life coach working to empower women by helping them
overcome negative thoughts and habits. She’s the author
of “You Lost Your Marriage, Not Your Life: How to
Create the Life You Want Your Way.” Contact her at
(239) 253-2579 (FL); baqrbara@baraandcompany.com
18 ==> House Sharing – Not Just for College Kids
You may think sharing a house is just for college
students and those in their 20s, but Annamarie Pluhar
says more older people are finding that shared housing
can be the solution to their financial woes. Invite her
to share tips on what to consider if you’re thinking of
opening your home to someone else, and how to find the
perfect housemate. Pluhar has lived in shared housing
for over 20 years and has developed a practical process
for selecting housemates. Her book is “Sharing Housing:
A Guide for Ding and Keeping Housemates.” Contact her
at (802) 451-1941 (VT); annamarie@haringhousing.com
19. ==> If You Could Read Your Pet’s Mind
For years, professional animal communicator Asia Voight
has helped animal owners understand their pets. Her
powers of intuition and her inspiring and amazing
stories of healing have been featured on television, in
books and the feature-length documentary Face2Face.
Invite her to share her experiences working with
animals as varied as dogs, cats, goats – even fish –
and talk about how every one of us can communicate with
our animal friends. She’ll even do on-air psychic
readings for pets. You’ll learn the surprising reasons
pet act out, how to straighten out your pets’
relationships with each other and how to help pets
heal. Asia Voight has been featured on ABC, NBC, Fox
and many other national and local media outlets. Her
work has appeared in several books including
“Extraordinary You: The Art of Living a Lusciously
Spirited, Vibrant Life.” Contact her at (608) 225-1925;
asia@asiavoight.com
20. ==> Who Cares about Obama’s Horoscope?
Long ago, leaders consulted astrologers before going to
war or making other major decisions. What would Obama
learn if he did? Astrologer Janet Booth says that, more
than a mainstream “horoscope” can, an individualized
analysis compares upcoming planetary positions to
factors and patterns at a birth moment. It shows the
way out of traps and foretells new opportunities. Going
beyond the common techniques most astrologers check,
Booth offers an insightful look at what Obama’s charts
show including the similarities between his chart,
Lincoln’s and Reagan’s. You’ll hear which world leaders
may clash with and pose problems for Obama and why
Booth sees a shift from his diplomatic and negotiating
style to one that’s tough-minded and hard-nosed. Janet
Booth has been a professional astrologer for the past
30 years. A seasoned radio and television guest, she is
an avid political junky who also performs
improvisational comedy for fun. Contact her at (860)
232-4670 (CT); janetbooth@astrologybooth.com
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