IS MY ACNE KILLING ME? / GUEST: CHRIS GIBSON

With a high percentage of acne sufferers in the world, many are experiencing the effects of harsh antibiotic regimens and over-the-counter creams.  These can not only be very harmful to the skin, but also toxic for the body.  Chris Gibson shares with your guests the natural remedies to acne and how everyone can achieve the skin they want in 3 days! Click here for full release.

THE TOP 5 FOODS NOT TO PUT ON YOUR GRILL THIS SUMMER! / GUEST: TED BROER

Americans are firing up the grill for summertime cookout season, but throw one charcoal broiled steak on the BBQ and you may as well be handing your family 600 lit cigarettes according to Dr. Ted Broer, author of “Maximum Age Reversal.”  Broer says cookouts can poison your family.  He blames food for making America the world leader in Heart Disease, Diabetes and Cancer.   “A cookout is one big cancer causing meal!”

America is in the heat of baseball season.  More than two million kids under the age of 13 will play on seven thousand Little League teams this year.  Yahoo News reports more than 3 of every 10 Americans are baseball fans.  “What is on the field is an imitation of human life,” says Dan Liberthson, PhD and author of the new book “The Pitch is on the Way: Poems about Baseball and Life.”  Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig praises Liberthson for pointing out how watching the professionals on the field is a fantastic way to teach your children – and refresh your own thoughts about the moral issues and guidelines of life. Click here for full release.

HAS SCIENCE FICTION PREDICTED TODAY'S SOCIETY? / GUEST: JOHN RINGO

Global warming.  Disease.  Technologically dependent.  Political upheaval.  These terms are now synonymous with our current American society.  Interestingly enough, these same subjects are ones which science fiction writers have been building stories around for decades.  Has science fiction predicted our current society?  Let best-selling sci-fi novelist John Ringo tell your listeners how science fiction can and may predict our civilizations future.

SHARPER IMAGE…LINENS ‘N THINGS…COULD YOUR COMPANY BE NEXT TO FILE BANKRUPTCY? / GUEST: TOM DECOTIIS

Once strong empires Linens ‘n Things, Bombay Company, Sharper Image and Steve & Barry’s are among the growing list of companies which have sought bankruptcy protection this year.  “Empires are crashing,” says Dr. Tom DeCotiis.  He was part of the team that created the strategies for Boston Chicken, Outback Steakhouse and Blockbuster Video.  He is now the author of “Make It Glow” (Greenleaf Book Group Press 2008).   “Part of it is this downward economy, but another factor is that these companies have lost the vision of their founders at the worst possible time!”

HOW CAN GOVERNMENT BE MORE EFFECTIVE IN SOLVING AMERICAN’S PROBLEMS? / GUEST: MARCO MARSAN

There always seems to be a “war” on something.  It could be an actual conflict like in Iraq or an attempt to wipe out a huge crisis like poverty, illegal drug use or terrorism.  Are any of these battles ever going to be won?  If so, what’s the best way to solve any of these issues?   “Empathy is the ultimate problem solving tool,” proclaims Marco Marsan, the Billion Dollar Problem Solver for Gatorade, Trident and Absolut Vodka has been recognized as one of America’s top Out-of-the-Box thinkers by the Mazda Corporation.  In his new book, “The Lion’s Way,” Marsan explores topics like “might vs. right” and the idea of “thinking through all the implications” of an action before acting.

VALUE OF THE DOLLAR DROPS TO RECORD LOW / GUEST: HOWARD RUFF

Gas prices are now $4.00 a gallon.  Housing values are crashing.  America has already promised to give out more money for Social Security and Medicare than the nation’s entire budget.  The 2008 Presidential candidates don’t know what to do other than print more money.  “We are headed toward a hyperinflationary depression where soon a $100 dollar bill will be worth more as toilet tissue than currency,” says Howard Ruff.  Ruff is the advisor not for Wall Street, but for America’s neglected and abused middle class, author of “How to Prosper During the Coming Bad Years In The 21^st Century” and creator of the most read financial advisory newsletter in the world.  “I don’t know how to fix America’s finances, but I do know how individual families can protect themselves from the stressful economic times ahead, and even profit handsomely from it!”

CAN YOU GET A REFUND ON YOUR NEW CAR? / GUEST: NORMAN TAYLOR

California dealers sell about 1,500,000 new cars, trucks and RV’s each year.  Studies say up to 10-percent of those (150,000) are Lemons.  Unscrupulous manufacturers often run customers through the gauntlet when they try to get those unfixable vehicles repaired.  Norman Taylor, the attorney who wrote the book on Lemon Law, “Lemon Law: The Standard Reference Guide,” says customers are told the defect is intentional or they’re told the problem is in their head.  Sometimes the dealer keeps the vehicle for weeks then says the problem is covered under a different warranty.  “Some manufacturers and dealers will say and do anything to make the customer give up trying to get their new car repaired.  But owners of a Lemon have rights!”