Wed, 17 December 2008  Tired of gaining weight over the
holidays? Most people easily gain five pounds between Thanksgiving and New
Year’s. At work, too many co-workers bring in decadent goodies, then you have to
attend holiday parties and family gatherings. We’ll get tips on resisting the
temptation of special holiday foods so you can look and feel good this holiday
season with Dr. Judith Beck, author of The Beck Diet
Solution. Part 1more information at www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Wed, 17 December 2008 Tired of gaining weight over the
holidays? Most people easily gain five pounds between Thanksgiving and New
Year’s. At work, too many co-workers bring in decadent goodies, then you have to
attend holiday parties and family gatherings. We’ll get tips on resisting the
temptation of special holiday foods so you can look and feel good this holiday
season with Dr. Judith Beck, author of The Beck Diet
Solution. Part 2 more information at www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Tue, 16 December 2008  This holiday season parents are faced with a frightening new challenge: millions of toys made in China are being recalled because they have been deemed dangerous. How can parents ensure the toys they buy are safe? Jacquie and Caroline talk with consumer advocate and founder of Toy Tips, Marianne Szymanski to get the truth about toys made in China and tips for keeping recalled toys out of the reach of children. Part 1 Find out more at www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Tue, 16 December 2008 This holiday season parents are faced with a frightening new challenge: millions of toys made in China are being recalled because they have been deemed dangerous. How can parents ensure the toys they buy are safe? Caroline and Jacquie talk with consumer advocate and founder of Toy Tips, Marianne Szymanski to get the truth about toys made in China and tips for keeping recalled toys out of the reach of children. Part 2 Find out more at www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 December 2008  He's the talented and nice guy actor from the TV classic "Mash" and popular family show "Providence". We talk with Mike Farrell about his passion for spreading peace and justice around the world and about finding blessings in everyday life. Part 1 For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 December 2008 He's the talented and nice guy actor from the TV classic "Mash" and popular family show "Providence". We talk with Mike Farrell about his passion for spreading peace and justice around the world and about finding blessings in everyday life. Part 2 For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 December 2008  Did you give up your career to be a stay-at-home mom? Millions of moms do, and while relaunching a career after years of diaper duty can be daunting, it's definitely doable. We'll get advice from women who went from career to family and back again when we talk with Emma Gilbey Keller, author of The Comeback. Part 1Comments[0] |
Wed, 10 December 2008 Did you give up your career to be a stay-at-home mom? Millions of moms do, and while relaunching a career after years of diaper duty can be daunting, it's definitely doable. We'll get advice from women who went from career to family and back again when we talk with Emma Gilbey Keller, author of The Comeback. Part 2 For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Thu, 4 December 2008  Almost
52% of parents say their stress levels go up during the holidays and
many of us rank the holiday season more stressful than our last job
interview, asking for a raise, getting a speeding ticket or going to
the dentist. Bah humbug! We'll find out how to make the holidays happen
and still enjoy it wit Dr. Kathleen Hall from the Stress Institute. Part 1For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Thu, 4 December 2008 Almost
52% of parents say their stress levels go up during the holidays and
many of us rank the holiday season more stressful than our last job
interview, asking for a raise, getting a speeding ticket or going to
the dentist. Bah humbug! We'll find out how to make the holidays happen
and still enjoy it wit Dr. Kathleen Hall from the Stress Institute. Part 2 For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 December 2008  Would you like to turn back your biological clock? Live to a ripe old age without taking medications? We're going to uncover the secrets of the world's longest-living people for looking and feeling your best when we talk with National Geographic explorer, producer and author, Dan Buettner, author of The Blue Zone. And no, it doesn't involve botox, plastic surgery or a magic pill. For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[0] |
Wed, 3 December 2008 Would you like to turn back your biological clock? Live to a ripe old age without taking medications? We're going to uncover the secrets of the world's longest-living people for looking and feeling your best when we talk with National Geographic explorer, producer and author, Dan Buettner, author of The Blue Zone. And no, it doesn't involve botox, plastic surgery or a magic pill. For more information visit: www.familymattersradio.com Comments[1] |
Family Matters Radio is an informative, entertaining and inspiring talk radio program focused on issues concerning women and families. FMR features nationally-known experts, best-selling authors, newsmakers and celebrities in friendly conversation, sharing expert advice to help us all raise healthy families and special insight on the experience of being a woman in today's world. Developed and hosted by broadcast media veterans and long-time friends Caroline Kruse and Jacquie Chakirelis, the program is celebrating its 10th year on the air on both AM and FM stations around the country and via podcasts internationally.
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