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- The Brian & Joe Radio Show airs weekly in Cincinnati, OH on WVQC - 95.7FM.
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The latest episode of The Brian and Joe Radio Show is recorded and ready for release on Tuesday, March 16, 2010.
We would like to dedicate this edition of The Brian and Joe Radio Show to our friend Don McPherson who passed away in 2009. To know Don was to appreciate his enthusiasm for the outdoors, specifically the Southern Appalachian Mountains and our National Parks. Don was able to transfer his love of nature to everyone close to him, especially his son Sam. Throughout his life he hiked sections of the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia and would have loved to hear our interview with Laurie Potteiger of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy….
Sticking with our new format we again feature two topics and reserve a block at the end of our program for our featured contributor. This week we started off with Laurie Potteiger of The Appalachian Trail Conservancy. Many people are no doubt familiar with the scenic Appalachian Trail which stretches some 2,178 miles from Mount Katahdin in Maine to 
Springer Mountain in Georgia. However, not as well-known is the work it takes to maintain this piece of our national heritage and how some of us more casual hikers can enjoy it. Laurie helps us fill in the missing pieces.
In the second part of the program we welcome clinical psychologist and author Anne Paris. Anne has become an authority in helping people get in touch with their creativity through her research and work in treating and 
counseling artists. Her book Standing at Water’s Edge: Moving Past Fear, Blocks, and Pitfalls to Discover the Power of Creative Immersion has been very well received and it is a privilege to have her share some of her expertise and insight with our audience. One of the most striking revelations during our conversation is that creativity doesn’t necessarily have to come from solitude, but can come amidst the turmoil and commotion of daily life.
In the final segment of this week’s show we are joined by featured contributor Katy Crossen. Katy, a self-proclaimed “foodie”, stops by the studio to talk about spring eats. Apparently it is time to take the brie cheese out of our refrigerators and replace it with artichokes, fiddlehead ferns, asparagus, avocado, and mustard greens.
Thanks for joining us this week! We love to hear from our listeners, so please use the links above to get in touch. And if your curious about the iPhone/iTouch application we mentioned at the top of this program you can find it here: FCC Test.
Today we added Katy Crossen to our featured contributors page. Katy is not actually a new contributor. She joined us on our holiday program in December and we’re happy to welcome her aboard. Katy is a self-proclaimed “foodie” and will be stopping by periodically to offer our listeners the latest in great eats.
Hosts: Brian Mueller and Joe Wessels
Topics: Brian and Joe talk with experts about porn addiction in the first segment; new media’s impact in the political field with Villanova professor Matt Kerbel; and finally, Chris Tomlin, pop culture critic and a regular Brian and Joe Radio Show contributor.
Guests:
Kelly Connell – Sexuality educator and consultant
Matthew R. Kerbel – Villanova political science professor
C.M. Tomlin – Pop culture critic and writer
Running Time: 01:00:15
The latest episode of The Brian and Joe Radio Show is recorded and ready for release on Tuesday, March 9, 2010. If you weren’t able to join us live, you can see and hear the show at the Ustream link above. Otherwise the program will be broadcast Tuesday on WVQC between 12 and 1pm EST, and podcast through iTunes or your favorite audio program. We would like to thank our guests this week: featured contributor Kelly Connell, Villanova Political Science Professor Matthew R. Kerbel, and featured contributor C.M. Tomlin. Topics include pornography addiction, new media and politics, and Oscar picks.
Up first is Kelly Connell with her expert insight and opinions into porn addiction. Many believe the problem of pornography addiction is hidden in America but is also on the rise because of easy and ubiquitous access to graphic content on the Internet. Kelly concedes that porn can cause problems for individuals but like many sex educators is not certain whether it can truly be classified an addiction. She points our listeners to the American Association of Sexuality Educators for more information.
In the second part of the show we seek some understanding of the relationship between new media and politics. Professor Matt Kerbel, a noted expert and the author of Netroots: Online Progressives and the Transformation of American Politics, enlightens us on the increasing use of new media to promote a social and political agenda. He believes this is a relatively new phenomena, but one that started during the Clinton Presidency and in some ways harkens back to the yellow journalism predating the Gilded Age. It is a fascinating subject and one sure to inspire thought and to provoke further discussion.
The final segment of this episode is devoted to the 82nd Annual Academy Awards. Featured contributor C.M. Tomlin takes a break from his busy routine as a copywriter and content provider to many blogs, and gives us his picks for best movie, as well as best actor and actress. The Oscars are certain to be even more entertaining than usual this year as there are twice the usual number of films nominated, and the ceremony will feature two hosts (Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin). Nonetheless, there is growing consensus that Avatar and Hurt Locker will be the big winners…
We recently added a new page to The Brian and Joe Radio Show website in order to feature our show contributors. Each week a lot of work goes into producing the radio show. Without the significant contributions of the highlighted professionals, our show would be lacking. Please check out the new page and see why we’re proud to share their insights and expertise with our listeners.
Hosts: Brian Mueller and Joe Wessels
Topics: Brian and Joe sit down with Thomas J. Fox, Community Outreach Director at Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp. to discuss the lessons learned from our current economic recession. Later in the program attorney Courtney Brooks stops by to offer a legal perspective on foreclosure and the steps one should take if served with such a notice.
Guests:
Thomas J. Fox – Certified financial counselor
Courtney Brooks – Attorney specializing in real estate
Running Time: 01:00:03
Good afternoon fans of The Brian and Joe Radio Show! We just finished recording the latest edition of our show which will be broadcast on WVQC in Cincinnati, tomorrow at 12pm EST. This week we discussed lessons learned from the current recession. To help us better understand the topic we were joined by Thomas J. Fox, the Community Outreach director at Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp., a non-profit with the mission of helping people regain control of their finances. Besides his work as an advocate and educator for the financially troubled, Thomas J. Fox is also an author, the creator of several informational DVDs, a contributor to various publications, and hosts his own weekly radio program called Money America on WAIC 91.9 FM in Springfield, MA. Throughout the hour, Mr. Fox talked about the role of credit counselors in helping to educate people and to turn their finances around. He offers a great deal of insights and makes many important observations.
In the Featured Contributor section of our show, Courtney Brooks joins us to talk about foreclosures and the steps people facing a foreclosure should take. Courtney is a lawyer with more than five years experience in practicing real estate law. As a volunteer she has helped many people and will be joining us regularly with important information and tips from a legal perspective. One of the many things we learn from Courtney about foreclosures is not to ignore the notices. And if you can’t afford legal representation, check with The Legal Aid Society in your area.
As soon as the show airs tomorrow, check back here or on iTunes for the podcast. You can also view video of the show on Ustream. The Brian and Joe Radio Show is typically recorded each Friday at 4pm EST. You can view the program live on Ustream and listen live on Talk Shoe. During the show listeners can participate by calling our studio line at (724) 444-7444 and use Call ID: 71029. At other times, listeners can leave a message for Brian and Joe on our comment line at (513) 443-2577.
Hosts: Brian Mueller and Joe Wessels
Topics: Brian and Joe host a virtual round table of guests including Kelley C. Long and Krista Neher in Cincinnati, OH, and Christopher Kemp from Dunedin, New Zealand. Among the many topics discussed are Tiger Wood’s apology, Mardi Gras, and ambergris.
Guests:
Kelley C. Long – Personal financial coach
Christopher Kemp – Author and research biologist
Krista Neher – CEO of Boot Camp Digital
Running Time: 48:51
Hosts: Brian Mueller and Joe Wessels
Topics: Brian and Joe interview Jane Schulte, time management consultant and author of WORK SMART, Not Hard!: Organizational Tips and Tools That Will Change Your Life! The conversation includes valuable tips to get organized and to better manage your valuable time. In the second part of the show Kelley C. Long joins Brian and Joe with ideas for sharing a romantic, but frugal Valentine’s Day.
Guests:
Jane Schulte – Author and time management consultant
Kelley C. Long – Personal financial coach
Running Time: 01:11:43
We just finished recording the next installment of our weekly radio program. Our thanks to Jane Schulte for joining us to discuss the many facets of time management. Jane Schulte is a family woman, entrepreneur, time management consultant and author. We also want to thank our frequent show contributor Kelley C. Long for her expert tips and advice for saving money.
Learn more about Jane Schulte by visiting the following websites:
WORK SMART, Not Hard!: Organizational Tips and Tools That Will Change Your Life!
Contact Kelley C. Long and learn more about her work at:
Listen to the entire broadcast on WVQC – Voice of the Queen City this Tuesday, February 16, 2010 @ 12 Noon EST. You will also be able to download and listen to the show at this website and via iTunes that same day!
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