Month: July 2013

Sam Bass Community Theatre, Change Already with Jillian Maas Backman, ImaginePublicity

Change Already! with Jillian Maas Backman: Non-Profit and the Arts, Sam Bass Community Theatre is a Winner!

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Change Already! Your Future, Your Choice Jillian, Warm and Fuzzy with an Attitude! Listen in live, or listen at your convenience through the archive of the show.   Jillian will walk you through the maze to an enlightened and engaging future of change! Tune in Thursdays at 1pm ET, 12pm CT Listen LIVE: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/jillianmaasbackman One Soul Tithes So Another Soul Thrives Non-Profit and the Arts, Sam Bass Community Theatre is a Winner!   The magic of the theatre is like no other, when the lights go on and the curtain goes up individuals transport the audience into a new dimension, the escape from their own lives into the lives of the actors on the stage. Unlike television and film performances, the theater is live acting, mistakes and all, and the show must go on! The Sam Bass Community Theatre in Round Rock, Texas has been presenting their magic for over 35 years, a non-profit run strictly by volunteers, offering not only quality entertainment to the community, but many theatre education programs, many geared towards youth. The …

Dr. Laurie Roth, The Roth Show, ImaginePublicity

The Roth Show: Michelle Cruz Vocal for Victims and Monica Caison features Missing Person Patrice Smith

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Join Dr. Laurie Roth weekdays at 7-10pm Pacific, 10pm-1am Eastern Listen LIVE or to the Archive:  http://therothshow.com Hour #1 Attorney Michelle S. Cruz Former Connecticut State Victim Advocate, Michelle S. Cruz was still in office when the tragedy in Newtown’s Sandy Hook Elementary School took place.  United Way was designated as the place to donate for the benefit of the victims and their families, however, the money has still not been disbursed as of this date. “These families have been through enough.  they shouldn’t have to make complaints about the disbursements of the funds; to fight for the funding so they can take time off from work to deal with their grief.  We’re talking about a horrific tragedy, and instead of dealing with the aftermath, they’re  out trying to get money that was gathered for them,” Cruz said. Where is the transparency when donating to victims’ funds? Also, questions are arising in Moore, OK from families who lost children in the devastating tornado which hit two elementary schools and hundreds lost their homes and all …

What You Need to Know about Women's Hormones, Dr. Pamela Smith,Dr. Dalal Akoury,Hormones, Your Health is Wealth

Your Health is Wealth with Dr. Akoury: A Symphony of Hormones, Women’s Health

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Your Health is Wealth with Dr. Akoury Monday-Wednesday-Friday at 12:30pm on WFXB FOX TV Special guest: Dr. Pamela Smith If you’re a woman over 40 (the new 30!) you’ve probably begun experiencing some changes in your body and mind, perhaps having trouble sleeping, or maybe changes in mood. We’ve all heard of estrogen as a female hormone, and testosterone as a male hormone, but did you know that both are very important to women’s hormone balance? The key to aging gracefully is the balance of hormones which decrease as we age. The balance is very personal, not a one size fits all prescription of drugs, but a balance of the proper hormone dosages, along with appropriate nutrition and exercise. There are simple tests that can be done to determine the exact measurement needed for a healthy hormonal balance. Dr. Dalal Akoury and Dr. Pamela Smith are both experts in the field of anti-aging and metabolic medicine and offer all the information needed to make an informed decision for exploring the gift of aging and the beautiful …

Attorney Michelle S. Cruz, ImaginePublicity

Michelle S. Cruz and Margaret McLean Discuss Crime Victims’ Rights on “It’s a Crime Radio”

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Listen LIVE Saturday with guest Attorney Michelle S. Cruz, Advocate for Victims’ Rights.  To listen LIVE at 1-2 Pacific, 4-5 Eastern CLICK HERE   When it comes to the rights of crime victims not too many are in the league of Michelle S. Cruz. Cruz is the former Connecticut State Victim Advocate and in that capacity she has had experience with all kinds of victims from domestic violence to murder and fearlessly defended their rights. This show will feature two powerhouse attorneys and former prosecutors discussing topics such as victims compensation at Sandy Hook in Newtown, CT to the rights of the victims of  Whitey Bulger currently amidst a dramatic federal racketeering trial, and who left countless victims in his wake. In a society where we feel that the criminals are balancing the scales of justice in their favor, crime victims need so much. Many have no idea exactly what their rights are and how to properly use them, if they don’t know what questions to ask, there aren’t answers they so richly deserve. Michelle Cruz …

Shattered Lives: Anna Doroghazi Returns for Updates on the State of Sexual Assault

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SHATTERED LIVES with Donna R. Gore, “LadyJustice” Examining the effects of those who have survived violent crime and how it has impacted their lives. Real people, real tragedy, real help. Saturdays at 5pm ET Listen LIVE:  CLICK HERE Frequent guest, Anna Doroghazi of (CONNSACS) Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services, Inc. returns to Shattered Lives to update listeners on what her organization is doing to proactively stem the tide of sexual assault. Legislatively Anna will bring the audience news of bills in this session that concern disability, restraining orders, and lease laws for victims of abuse. She will also talk about CONNSAC’S collaboration with Men Can Stop Rape and the joint campaign titled, “Where Do You Stand Connecticut?” based on the primary prevention of sexual assault and how society can change and behave differently. Engaging men in the issue requires them to be more actively involved in the behavior changes and accountability for their actions. Already a full plate of topics, we will turn to military sexual violence and the variety of factors that contribute to why service members are experiencing …