KUCI: Real People of Orange County: Recent Episodes
Kimberlee Martin
Today's guest, Jason Holland, Vice President, Community Engagement for the Segerstrom Center for the Arts will discuss a line up of free public events for 2020 at the Center. This interview includes an exciting collaboration with UCI called "Brilliance: A night of Music and Light"
Healthcare legislative expert Den Bishop untangles healthcare for all voters wanting to understand this beast.
Jeff Tacklind, Lead Pastor of Little Church by the Sea in Laguna Beach, talks about the meaning of faith, living with doubt, finding the lovely balance between glory and humility, and where to find comfort during uncertain times in an ever-shifting world.
Jeff is the author of "The Winding Path of Transformation." He shares his insights and experiences as pastor, philosopher, author, and spiritual director.
Laguna Art Museum Communications Director, Cody Lee leads us around their current exhibitions, on view until 1-5-2020, on all three floors in beautiful downtown Laguna Beach. In addition, Cody lifts the curtain on the 101 year old institution and invites one and all to take in concerts, films, and talks. Details are available at: https://lagunaartmuseum.org/
Christina Adams, author of "Camel Crazy," joins Marrie Stone to talk about her journey into the world of camels and camel's milk as an elixir for autism. When she discovered that the milk significantly alleviated many of her son's symptoms, she became obsessed with learning more.
Christina shares her journeys through India and Dubai, time spent with Somalis and the Amish, and the many discoveries—scientific, religious, social, cultural, and human—she made along the way. She also shares the many challenges and rewards in writing the book.
To learn more about Christina and find out where you can see her speak or buy her book, check out her website:
https://christinaadamsauthor.com/
Mike Marriner, co-founder and president of Roadtrip Nation, joins guest host Marrie Stone to talk about his innovative and fresh company. He discusses the future of work, how college students should approach their future career, and all the incredible people he's met along the way and their advice for success.
Marriner stresses the importance of perseverance and shares the many failures his company experienced along the way. He advises the best way to build a unique and authentic life is to lean into your quirks and make the most of your idiosyncrasies.
Check out www.roadtripnation.com for more information on this incredible resource for students, millennials, or anyone at a career inflection point.
In honor of Friends of the Library Week, guest host Marrie Stone is joined by Alison Wright (VP of Programs at the Costa Mesa Library), Jane Deeley (Regional Manager of the OC Public Library System) and Glen Warren (Encinitas Union School District Director of Literacies, Outreach, and Libraries).
Together they share some staggering statistics about our California school system, the surprising and extensive work going on in our library system, how the public can get involved, and the many programs our libraries offer.
Solar Panels! Why now? We have a compelling discussion about solar panels for your home with Doug Jones and Erick Whiteside about why you should consider the timely nature of this energy saving modality. For more information contact dougcjones@gmail.com at Solar Connection Inc.
Lemonade Day entrepreneurs and volunteers share this amazing organization's mission about youth entrepreneurship with our listeners.
Heather McCoy- A KUCI DJ and Talk Show Host favorite returns for an update and tells us about living in Portland.
Fitness and martial arts expert Bobby Lee joins guest host Marrie Stone to talk about his journey through martial arts and the psychology and spirituality behind it. He also discusses general biomechanics, fitness, and strength training for beginners, advanced athletes, and provides a roadmap for staying healthy at any age.
Local gal, Michelle Trgovac, transforms a business model to help young families in Orange County.
Sue Guilford, President of the Orange County Area League of Women Voters offers the heft of the vaunted League's analysis of 6 statewide propositions on the Nov. 6 midterm election ballot. Useful resources are available on their brochure: https://votersedge.org/ca. Guest host Claudia Shambaugh conducts this interview.
Steve and Bella Vegh are part of a "Happy SPAMily" and they join us to discuss their long standing relationship with the OC Fair
Chef Striffolino and Chef Mattos directors of the Mekjian Family Culinary Arts and Hospitality Conservatory at Orange County School of the Arts discuss their students and this robust culinary arts program.
O.C. Fair Culinary Arts Promenade- Pamela Wnuck Today we take a tour of one of the O.C. Fair's delightful exhibits. Join us and Free your inner Farmer.
Presenting right here, right now, Lisa Pedersen and Shawn Roselius: co-organizers for the Orange County Poor People's Campaig. On December 4, 2017, they joined others such as Jan Meslin, Pat Alviso, Ed Garza, and Jeff Merrick; who kicked off this campaign in Orange County, which they continue to this present. Details about current activities are available at: https://www.meetup.com/Orange-County-Poor-Peoples-Campaign/.
Neighbors of the victims would like to share some details that may shed light on this terrible tradgedy.
Screenwriter Joe Becker and author Paul Freeman join Marrie Stone to talk about their creative process. They discuss inspiration, perseverance, what makes compelling fiction, their synergy with other artists, and much more.
If you need a kick in the pants to ignite your inner artist, you won't want to miss this discussion.
Dr. Stephanie McClellan is a renowned gynecologist in Orange County, the chairman of the OB/GYN department at Hoag Hospital, and co-author of the book, The Ultimate Stress-Relief Plan for Women.
She joins Marrie Stone to discuss various aspects of women's health, hormones, the role of estrogen, the psychology and biology of women's brains, birth control, mindfulness, stress and much more.
UCI Law Professor Jane K. Stoever speaks about the UCI Initiative to End Family Violence. This is our feature for October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Harley Rouda joins Marrie Stone to talk about his congressional campaign and intent to unseat incumbent Dana Rohrabacher in the U.S. House of Representatives. He shares his views on health care, immigration, human rights, the economy, foreign policy, education and more.
For more information about Harley and his campaign, visit www.harleyforcongress.com.
Activists Shelly Fitzpatrick and Jessica Kim join Marrie Stone to talk about the tragedy of the dog meat trade, prevalent in South Korea, China and throughout much of Asia. Today, the dog meat trade is legal in 44 U.S. states.
Find out what you can do to help, how you can educate yourself, and exactly how horrific this practice is. The details will stun you.
Guest host Claudia Shambaugh talks with Middle School Teachers: Lisa Tita, Petra Johnson, and Linda Whitmore from the South Orange County campus of Las Flores. As they offer a look under their classrooms' hoods, they discuss how variably their students are processing climate science material. A follow-up to this conversation is the local chapter of the Americans United For the Separation of Church and State meeting featuring Glenn Branch, Deputy Director of the National Center for Science Education, 9-16-17 at 1:30 p.m. at the Irvine Water Management District Community Room at 155500 Sand Canyon. More information is available at www.au-oc.org or 714-299-4551.
Hurricane Harvey. Houston locals discuss the devastation and what Orange County locals can do to help in the recovery efforts.
Former President and CEO of IKEA North American joins Marrie Stone to talk about designing your life. Sharing her own life story, and using personal experiences, Pernille talks about how principles utilized by corporations can be applied to our individuals lives to create our best and happiest selves. By writing personal mission statements, strategic plans, keeping a journal and finding a mentor, we can intentionally design our most authentic lives.
Learn more about Pernille Lopez by visiting her website, www.goodlifedesigned.com, or check out her book, "Design Your Life."
A panel of women -- activists, historians, an author, an educator and a KUCI radio host -- join guest host Marrie Stone to talk about the state of our nation, hate groups, propaganda, and what concerned citizens can do.
Aline Ohanesian, Carol Ann Garrick and Claudia Shambaugh discuss constructive approaches to the America First rally planned for Sunday, August 20th, in Laguna Beach. They each bring their experiences and expertise to bear on the questions of propaganda, false equivalencies, fake news, and more.
Gregg Smith, Torie Wilson Smith, and their son Wilson join Marrie Stone to talk about building off the grid. The Smith team are architectural visionaries, imagining homes built inside cliffs, under the sea, and over rushing rivers. They share their ideas, their challenges, and how they make their family fun and interesting by building their lives, and the lives of their clients, together.
Nicole Boice, founder and CEO of Global Genes, joins Marrie Stone to talk about rare diseases, the medical advancements being made, and the RARE Patient Advocacy Summit coming up in September.
There are over 7,000 rare diseases worldwide, affecting 1 in 10 Americans. For those affected, those suffering, and those wanting to get involved, this show provides a wealth of information.
Visit wwww.globalgenes.org to find out about exciting events coming up in the month of September and how you can get involved.
Larry Landauer, Executive Director of the Regional Center of Orange County, joins Marrie Stone to talk about the Center's work with people with developmental disabilities. He discusses the services available, the many opportunities for recreational programming, employment assistance, residential assistance and more.
Liza Krassner, parent and board member, talks about her experiences with the Regional Center and the varied ways her son has been helped over his many years.
For more information, please contact them at http://www.rcocdd.com or call 714.796.5100.
Ron Morrissette, exhibitions director of the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts, joins guest host Marrie Stone. He shares the long and rich history of the Festival, as well as how exhibitors are selected. He shares the stories and art of many of this year's exhibitors, highlights of the summer, and more.
Al Smith- The head coach and owner of the Novastars, a professional basketball team in OC talks with Real People OC
Ladan Davia- CEO Of Beeya and Orange County Business Journal's Nominee for Women in Business, shares her story with Real People OC
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Orange County- Melissa Beck CEO and Orange County Business Journal, Women in Business Award recipient, joins us to discuss how the power of mentoring can end the poverty cycle in our communities through building important relationships at a young age in a child's life.
Children's Bureau and Young Professionals Orange County respresentatives, Valerie Brauks and Melissa Chelius discuss their organizations and the event coming up On April 28th from 6:00-9:00 p.m. at Michelson Sky Garden called THE Happy Hour. Go to www.All4kids.org for more information.
Treasures of Africa Founder Rita Langeland, Former UCI Assistant Tennis Coach, Rob Nelson andaaa Salma Zaidi, Cycle Kili Campaign Manager, share with Real People OC about their journey up Mount Kilimanjaro to help the children in Tanzania. www.cyclekili.com
Andrew Tonkovich, UCI lecturer and KPFK Bibliocracy host returns to KUCI’s airwaves to offer up his latest project edited along with his wife Lisa Alvarez, "Orange County; A Literary Field Guide." Joining Andrew, and reading excerpts of their own work, are the anthology's contributors: poet and UCI composition lecturer Lorene Delany-Ullman and writer/ Laguna College of Art and Design professor Grant Hier. For details on the many events showcasing this marvelous go to: https://www.facebook.com/Orange-County-A-Literary-Field-Guide-1709352889383705/. Books can be ordered through: https://heydaybooks.com/book/orange-county/ or your favorite independent book vendor.
Longest DJ at KUCI, Michael Rydzynski 40th Anniversary reflects about his time at KUCI.
Christina Hildebrand- A Voice for Choice Advocacy discusses some of the nuances in the new Federal 21st Centuries Cures Act.
Citizens Climate Lobby activists Mark Tabbert and Bruce Tierney, and Alex Maldonado, fresh from face time with Congressional and other legislative offices, from both sides of the aisle, report on their latest encounters, with guest host Claudia Shambaugh. Real people with real marching orders, while the global clock ticks. Interested in knowing which is the OC chapter of CCL and upcoming events nearest you? Consult this page for active as well as in progress chapters in OC and around the world. https://citizensclimatelobby.org/about-ccl/chapters/.
Dr. Andrea Deerheart of The HeartWay joins guest host Marrie Stone to talk about her work as a death doula. She shares her insights into grief, fear, and peaceful transitions. Learn more at her site, www.theheartway.org or at the Death Cafe she hosts in Laguna Beach. Her first appearance on the show was June 30, 2016. A copy of that podcast is available on our website.
Filling in again for Kimberlee Martin, is Ask A Leader Host, Claudia Shambaugh. Tomoya Shimura, Orange County Register reporter, weighs in with his scoop on Irvine's politics. He puts this election season into context, as the campaign fliers wash up at our doors and onto our screens.
French Chef Pascal Olhats feeds the elephants of Thailand and comes to to raise money to save and protect them. www.thegrayevent.com
James Swanwick discusses why he wears amber glasses and explains why our eyes may be at risk looking in to computer screens all day.
Dave Asprey- Discusses the Bullet Proof Conference and explains why "bio-hacking" is great at any age.
Mary Franz is a licensed marriage and family therapist in private practice in Laguna Beach. She conducts individual psychotherapy, group counseling, and workshops. She joins Marrie Stone to talk about issues surrounding depression, life transitions, conscious aging, women’s concerns, relationship problems, co-dependence, Adult Children of Dysfunctional Families, menopause and the various seasons of our lives.
We sit down with Kirby Piazza, Visual and Performing Arts Dept. Chair and Coordinator for the Academy of Creative Expression, at Costa Mesa High School. With so many hats he dons, he along with a cadre of colleagues present so many amazing programs available to the students there. Upcoming gala will be celebrated at the school on 10/1/16. More information about that and other opportunities for viewing and or supporting Costa Mesa High School arts are: http://www.cmhsfoundation.org/, https://cmhs.schoolloop.com/cms/page_view?d=x&piid=&vpid=1211914114255 and https://cmhs.schoolloop.com/cms/page_view?d=x&piid=&vpid=1223740799170.
Susie Campbell and Jan Guyette of the Women's Sailing Association of Orange County (www.wsaoc.org) join Marrie Stone to talk about the Ocean Awareness Challenging on September 9th - 11th on Catalina Island. People from all ages and backgrounds are welcome to attend this fun, educational, and informative event. Space is still available!
Susie and Jan share their passion for the ocean, how our greatest natural resource is being threatened, what each of us can do to help, and more. Their message is inspiring, and their enthusiasm is uplifting. Tune in to hear their story and learn more about how to become involved in healing our planet.
Patrice Courteau, divorce coach and child specialist for Collaborative Divorce Solutions of Orange County, joins Marrie Stone to talk about divorce. OC suffers one of the highest divorce rates in the nation at 70%. While divorce is a painful process, it doesn't have to be emotionally destructive and devastating. Collaborative divorce offers a better alternative and gives couples and their children a kinder approach to a difficult life event.
Jane Hanauer, owner of Laguna Beach Books, and Debby Mitsch, owner of Mystery Ink, join Marrie Stone to talk about summer book recommendations. From historical fiction, romance, mystery, to YA, politics and biographies, there's something for everyone on their reading list. Teen Haley Rovner joins to give her thoughts on great YA reads.
We sit down with performer and professor Robin Buck with all that he can say about his 35 years of stage experience in very diverse roles and how that enrichens his students at UCI's Claire Trevor School of the Arts (SCTA). Robin Buck will be performing at UCI's New Swan Shakespeare 2016 Festival's final Mozart Monday August 15th. Details at: http://newswanshakespeare.com/mozart-monday-iii/. Then we get glimpses behind the scenes with UCI Costume Manager, Julie Keen-Leavenworth. Imagine putting your unused articles in your home on the CTSA stage; arrangements can be made either with Julie (949-824-4907), or her colleague Pam Marsden (pmarsden@uci.edu).
Judie Mancuso brings to us a portfolio of animal advocacy and environmental activism on her way to filing for the Laguna Beach City Council election. Having visited many a radio platform, she graces our community radio for our consideration. Information about her background or he campaign is available at: http://www.judiemancuso.com/. Claudia Shambaugh, fills in for Kimberlee Martin on her show today.
Dr. Andrea Deerheart, founder of The HeartWay, talks about end of life issues, being a death doula, how honoring death allows us to embrace life, and how we can help ourselves and those around us embrace a healthy death experience. Andrea shares personal stories, as well as different religious and spiritual philosophies to shed light on this important topic.
Alan Gibbons, the new editor-in-chief of Orange Coast Magazine joins guest host Marrie Stone to talk about what's in store for the Magazine, surprising stories she's covered, as well as recommendations for what to do around Orange County, where to eat, and all our hidden gems.
Grace Adams with the Bolsa Chica Conservancy and Jeff Hyder with Simple Green discuss the new WOW Van (Windows to our Wetlands) and share a discussion about the importance of our wetlands and corporate sponsorship.
Dr. Joshua Grill from UCI MIND, the Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders, joins Marrie Stone to talk about dementia and Alzheimer's disease. He discusses early warning signs, preventative strategies, and lifestyle choices. He also shares hopeful research and therapies.
Listeners interested in learning more, or in participating in clinical trials, should refer to their website: http://mind.uci.edu/
Billionaire Colemen Fung CEO of Blue Goji shares his career and discusses his new venture, Blue Goji, in the Health sector
Mentoring Monday event for women is an exciting opportunity for women to meet a mentor in a city near them. Janine Iannarelli tells us the importance of mentoring and why she is participating as a mentor in her local city.
We discuss the "ins and outs" of colon cancer and current diagnostic procedures that make detection easier and more comfortable.
Dr. Marc Makhani - Colon Cancer Awareness Month. He discusses many important myths around colon cancer.
Janine K. Iannarelli with Par Avion LTD. shares her perspective on the Brussels attacks. She was in Brussels just days before the attacks as a representative of the international aviation industry.
Camilla Rhodes and Denise Hall share work with Abercrombie and Kent Philanthropies and discuss how a local school can help an African village called the Nakatindi Village in Zambia.
With Hope Foundation Founder, Annette Craig, shares with us about her foundation for educating students about suicide prevention
Annette Craig, Founder of With Hope Foundation discusses the need for early education of our youth so they can help spot depression among their peers.
Annie Hall, and local high school student at Tessoro, and World Reader put Kindle readers in to the hands of students in the Masai Mara Region of Kenya
Robyn Openshaw- Green Smoothie Girl and the Breakthroughs LIVE Tour coming to Orange County
Pet Grief Recovery Expert, , discusses how we can help ourselves and our loved ones better understand this little understood form of legitimate grief and loss.
Part Four- Human Trafficking with Deputy District Attorney, Dan Varon and Dr. Sandra Morgan
The Honorable Maria D. Hernandez and Dr. Sandra Morgan, Executive Director of the Global Center for Women and Justice at Vanguard University discuss how our trafficked children are cared for in the judicial system here in Orange County.
Human Trafficking Part Two Dr. Sandra Morgan, Executive Director of the Global Center for Women and Justice at Vanguard University joins Sargent Juan Reveles of the Anaheim Police Department, Task Force on Human Trafficking.
Week One- Human Trafficking Dr. Sandra Morgan, Executive Director of the Global Center for Women and Justice joins Jasmine Shodja, volunteer, to discuss Human Trafficking in Orange County.
Christina Adams, author of "A Real Boy: A True Story of Autism, Early Intervention, and Recovery," joins guest host Marrie Stone to share her son's story with autism. She provides insights into diet, support groups, school, and her discovery of camel's milk as a successful method of controlling the symptoms associated with autism.
Janice Hayden, founder and owner of Folk Art Mavens, shares handmade treasures by Palestinian women. Jared Hoffman, creator of "The Stoner's Coloring Book," tells why adult coloring books are the perfect gift for nearly anyone. And Peter Sanger, the Literary Gourmand, shares his passion for hot sauce, jams, jellies, pickles, and boozy fruits. To find unique, personal, affordable, and oh-so-cool holiday gifts for everyone on your list, and support local artists and entrepreneurs, this episode is your one-stop shopping guide this season. Plus, discover host Kimberlee Martin's secret succulent talent!
Choral director and conductor Wesley Martin of the All American Boys Chorus joins guest host Marrie Stone to talk about the Chorus, who these boys are, how they train, and where you can hear them sing. He also discusses their upcoming album and TV Christmas Special.
In the second half, three of the boys from the Chorus join the show! Brady, Jamie, and Evan from the Boys Chorus talk about their experiences, where they've been, what they've learned, and how to get involved. We also feature their music throughout the show. A wonderful way to kick off the season!
Sally Fallon, Founder of Weston A. Price Foundation discusses their interesting view on the foods we eat and why indigenous people lend us some valuable insights into our own health epidemics.
Leslie Manookian, Producer of the film, The Greater Good, speaks at the Wise Traditions Annual Conference
Nutritionist, Kim Shuette, GAPS Diet Specialist, discusses the special diet discovered in part by the Weston A. Price Foundation and shares what we can learn at the Wise Traditions Annual conference.
Gretchen Cryer- Film Writer, Singer, Actress tells Real People OC about her current play at the Laguna Beach Play House. She explains how she wove her past and present experiences in to this wonderfully entertaining tale about being a feminist and making in on her own. I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking it on the Road.
Team Kids Founder, Julie Hudash, shares her vision with Real People OC. Kids can make a difference in their communities and she shares stories just how they support kid's efforts to do so in Orange County and around the country.
Rex Smith, teen idol and famous Broadway actor shares stories about his career with Real People OC.
Local Irvine Estate Planning Attorney, Scott Feig, discusses how we may help our elderly loved ones organize their estates and prepare for this stage of life.
UCI Sociology Professor John Dombrink joins guest host Marrie Stone to discuss his latest book, The Twilight of Social Conservatism: American Culture Wars in the Obama Era. Professor Dombrink covers abortion, race, marriage equality, and how Jerry Falwell's death impacted the social conservatives.
Top Chef's Chef Shirley Chung, of Twenty Eight OC; a Modern Chinese Cuisine Restaurant, shares how she has made Orange County her home and discusses the interesting trajectory of her extraordinary career as an Chef.
Orange County School of the Arts Founder, Ralph Opacic, shares many new and exciting updates on their campus.
Senior Serv/ Senior Care Hero Awards organizers, Darla Olson and Susan Papiri tell us about this special way to acknowledge caregivers in the lives of our elderly citizens.
Executive Business Coach Joan S. Smith joins KUCI to discuss her international coaching business and her book Building Blocks for Breakthrough Results.
The Other Side of Cannabis, filmmaker, Jody Belsher, and Ilana Zivkovich, Chief Clinical Officer of Northbound Treatment Services joins KUCI to discuss the film and local treatment options.
Summer Foot Health with Dr. Jeffrey De Santis, D.P.M, F.A.S.P., F.A.C.F.A.S. Trustee of the American Podiatric Medical Association talks about foot health and special summer care of our feet.
Special Olympics Global Messenger Jenny Skinner, Regional Leadership Council Member, Marilyn Skinner and World Games Ambassador, Jeff Snow stop by to discuss how we can support "Host City" Huntington Beach for the Special Olympic World Games this July.
Ben Peters, retired professor and OC writer, joins guest host Marrie Stone to provide a history of Orange County, including growing up in the 1930s and 40s on Balboa Island, working at Disneyland the summer it opened, his study of cults in southern California (and why LA cultivates so many cults), and much more.
Troy Astrino, Emma Ramadan, and Eric Hallett all graduated from Sage Hill in Newport Coast. They went on to MIT, Brown, and Stanford and all recently graduated. They join guest host Marrie Stone to discuss what the future holds, how their education served them, reflections on Orange County after they've lived away, and how 21st century graduates are making their way in an uncertain world.
Folks from the Ocean Institute in Dana Point tell us about their extraordinary programming for both the public and visiting schools.
Brian Cullen (president of PERC Water), Andrew Komor (Vice President of PACE), and Floyd Wicks (formerly Vice Chairman, President and CEO of American States Water) join guest host Marrie Stone to discuss the California drought, the extent of the problem and the solutions that are being implemented. There are a host of misconceptions about the drought, and a number of creative solutions. Water conservation just became a very sexy topic, and we discuss it all.
CEO Dereesa Reid & Medical Director Dr Alan Beyer of Hoag Orthopedic Hospital discuss the importance of value-based healthcare.
Karen Caplan, CEO of Freida's, Inc. Talks about the documentary "Fear No Fruit" showing at the Newpiort Beach Film Festival that features her mother and their family business that has introduced exotic fruits to the United States.
Hello, My Name is Frank Director and Writer Dale Peterson and his Producer wife, Wendy Peterson join Real People OC to discus third upcoming feature at the Newport Beach Film Festival
David Demeter from the Drum Lab features local youth bands. The Taco Truck and Rocklin play their music for KUCI.
Diversity Expert Devin Hughes talks about bullying and a free workshop he will offer on the topic at Halstrom Academy in Newport Beach. www.halstromsuccess.com
In Part II of our two-part series on the arts in Orange County, Genny Boccardo-Dubey and Marinta Skupin from the Laguna Art Museum, and Heather Katz and Troy Thompsen from TKO Art join guest host Marrie Stone to talk about fine art in the OC.
Scott Brown, Andrew Mitchell and Dave Mosso join guest host Marrie Stone in the first of a two-part series on art in Orange County. They discuss the history and future of graphic arts and design, living and working as artists in Orange County, and the influence of digital technology on their work.
Donna Friess- Author, The Unraveling of Shelby Forrest.
Survivor, Life Coach, Author and retired professor joins us to tell her personal story to Real People OC
Gamechangers US CEO and Founder Guy Chanin shares his unique outlook on talent management and the career search industry.
Real People of Orange County welcomes Diana Dehm who is the CEO of Sustainable Business Partnerships. She also hosts Sustainability News & Entertainment Radio.
If you're wondering about crime in Orange County, which crimes are on the rise and the decline, how to protect yourself against fraud, how marijuana laws got put on the books and how laws could change depending on who's in office, tune in as Federal Deputy Public Defender of the Central District of California, Jesse Gessin, joins guest host Marrie Stone.
Fitness experts Stephanie Chapel and Megan Tyrell join guest host Marrie Stone to talk about the importance of exercise and proper nutrition through the holiday season. They give their tips on what keeps them motivated, strategies for avoiding unhealthy eating, and small personal challenges to stay on track during the most difficult time of year.
Welcome to U.C.I.'s Claire Trevor School of the Arts Open House and 2014-2015 year of fine arts delights. Interim Dean Stephen Barker, Theater Professor Jane Page, and Marketing Director Jaime Dejong cover this year's performances and installations in theater, dance, music, and graphic arts. On today's program they beckon the public to tonight's Open House, an annual early November ritual.
Janice Wagner, co-president of the North Orange Co. Chapter of the League of Women Voters, takes up the many complexities in the propositions and measures that are on our general election ballot, for this November 4th. Jan covers the California State Bond Measures 1 and 2; California Propositions 45-48; Orange County Measures E and G; and general points about North Orange County school bonds. Additional sources offered from the League of Women Voters include: www.smartvoter.org, www.lwvnoc.org and www.cavotes.org.
Penelope Collins, UCI professor with the School of Education, speaks on the occasion of the roll out of a new program known as the Bachelor of Arts in Education Sciences. Watch for more interdisciplinary opportunities and successes at this School with other Schools at UCI. More information is available at: http://education.uci.edu/academic_programs/ba_index.php. During the second half of the show, Daniel Bravo returns to this show to talk about his transitioning into several pursuits: his DACA (the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) paperwork, his transferring to CSFU, the canvassing for candidates who support DACA at the Orange Co. Congregational Community Organization. More information about electoral support for DACA beneficiaries and immigration reform is available at: https://www.facebook.com/occcopico.
Kimberlee welcomes Joe Fleishon who is the chairman of board of Animal Donation Advocate. Who raises money for needy families for veterinarian supplies.
For more information find them on line at: www.donationtoapet.org
Charlie Blek, Founding President of the Orange County Chapter of the Brady Campaign to prevent Gun Violence discusses upcoming bills for the State of California
Founder and Executive Director of Parents Advocate League Julie Collier and Outreach Director, Romney Miller discuss school choice and how they help parents become more informed. www.parentsadvocateleague.org Twitter: @PALs4students Text: JOINPAL to 22828
Renaissance Clubsport experts Dan Levin and Chuck Rudolph weigh in on the process of getting in shape for the summer. Great common sense from the club's trainer and nutritional expert
Ben Morey with Morey Construction talks about the SoCal Remodeler's Council and courses offered here in Irvine. This is a good look at the changing building industry and how to be part of the action.
Today we talk about the amazing healing benefits of Viniyoga yogawithjuris.blogspot.com with Juris Zinbergs and Stephanie Sutherland
Leigh Dundas, General Counsel for The A21 Campaign, Inc., joins guest host Marrie Stone to talk about the ever-increasing problem of human trafficking. She discusses why everyone needs to be vigilant, why the problem is spreading, what's being done to stop it, and much more.
Domestic Violence- Part 4 Legal Aspects of Domestic Violence. Linda Schilling, Partner, Latham & Watkins; Jane Stoever, UCI Assistant Clinical Professor of Law; Vincent Marquez, LCSW and Program Director for Human Options Emergency Shelter.
Here today to discuss the impacts on physical health from domestic violence are Maricela Rios Faust, LCSW, Chief Operating Officer with Human Options; Juliann Toohey, M.D., physician at UCI in Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Chair of the Orange County Domestic Violence Death Review Team and Mary Jo Mursa, RN, PHN, BSN, MBA the Service Line Administrator for Women and Children at Kaiser Permanente
Moms in Charge Founder Dotty Hagmier comes by KUCI to discuss how "normal" was killing her while on the standard American diet.
Shine by S.H.O. Founder Susan Hornbeak Ortiz and Husband/CEO Russ Ortiz come in talk about how to they have used their creativity to build a multi-national, multi-million dollar design company.
The Wooden Floor Co-CEO Dawn Reese and student dancer Paula Orozco join us to discuss all the great things going on at The Wooden Floor in Santa Ana.
Our series on Domestic Violence Part 2 continues with a focus on Child Abuse Awareness. Shirley Gellatly with Human Options, Mary Ann Soden with Orangewood Children's Foundation, and Eldon Baber with the Raise Foundation/ Child Abuse Prevention Council join KUCI and share some resources and statistics about child abuse in Orange County.
Cure Duchenne leaders Debra Miller, Doug Freeman, and Dr. Michael Kelly discuss new strategies for raising money for medical research in non profit organizations.
Dr. Dalla Stout, President of the California Chapter of the Brady Campaign for the Prevention of Gun Violence talks about: OC Sheriff Hudgens' policy shift on permitting concealed weapons; Facebook's gun sale provisions; and the NRA's attack on the record of U S Surgeon General nominee Dr. Murthy. On the second half of the show Heidi Campbell (Innovative Teaching for Autism), Loretta Kiberly (Get Safe), and Jeff Lund (Lund Advocacy and Behavioral Sciences) address the complexities raised in what they know about autistic spectral disorder vis a vis Peter Lanza's experiences published recently in the New Yorker.
Working Wardrobes- Peggy Goldwater Clay, Community Relations talks to Real People OC about this vital wardrobe and employment service offered to Orange County residents.
Human Options, Founder-CEO Vivian Clecak and Nora Caldwell discuss domestic violence in Orange County and how Human Options can help. This is Part 1 in our series on Domestic Violence.
UCI's Vietnamese Student Association volunteers Arlene Ho and Julie Huynh come in to talk about the upcoming Tet Festival held at the OC Fair and Events Center. (Orange County Fairgrounds) Go to www.tetfestival.org for more information.
The HEMA Alliance joins Real People O.C. Jonathan Mayshar, Miles Cupp, and Lacey Hague discuss the historical aspects of sword fighting and how we can experience the martial arts of Europe here in Orange County.
Acquisitions Editor, W. Terry Whalin, author of Jumpstart Your publishing Dreams comes in to tell us some of the ways we can publish our own books.
Satori Discovery, Founder, Joyce Catherine joins Real People O.C. to talk about how to make New Year's resolutions stick and discusses the field of Life Coaching.
Comedian Shawn Wayans joins Kimberlee to talk about comedy, growing up in a large family and his upcoming stint at the Irvine Improve.
Al Smith coach of the professional basketball team the Orange County NovaStars in Orange County is our guest for this afternoon.
David Rohlander CEO Coach and author of The CEO Code tells us why understanding the fundamentals of communication are so important to personal success. This segment explores the code of Communication, Execution and Operations.
Home Instead CEO, Nayda Poblete, Carole Anne Gillespie, and Liz Barman share with KUCI the importance of great care giving and how to find good caregivers.
Jen Shirkani, author of EGO vs. EQ and founder of the Penumbra Group, shares strategies for using emotional intelligence as a primary prevention tool to avoid career derailment.
Dr. Ju Young Lee- Founder and CEO of Daily MOMO an language learning solution explains why it was difficult learning English as a second language. Her answer, develop a better way! Daily MOMO is making a difference in how we learn a new language.
Peace Now (Peacenow.co) founder Scotty Bruer shares his vision to have one billion peace ambassadors sign his petition for world peace.
Evan Marks and Dr. Meg Heisinger from the ecology center in south orange country joins the show.
Sonia Marsh author of My Gutsy Story Anthology comes to discuss how she is empowering women to be more "gutsy" and tell their stories. We also meet with Marketing Chair of Womansage.org Susan Saldibar.
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation members Sabrina Irsay and Allison Miller come to KUCI to talk about their upcoming event the Second Bocce Invitational at Il Fornaio on August 23rd, 2013
Rancho Santa Margarita Catholic High School members and alumni come and share about their event that honors Lady Runner Sarah Demille.
State Assembly Travis Allen of the 72nd District talks about the bonfire issue in Huntington Beach and tells the community how they can help save the bonfire pits on our public beaches.
Today we discuss with Bob Linzy, the principles of Wu Shu, the way of energy, in order to harness the basis of "The Secret."
Kimberlee Martin welcomes Richard Franzi - Founder and CEO of Critical Mass for Business comes to visit the program to talk about peer group learning.
Head of School, Anthony Saba for The Academy, a new charter high school in Santa Ana, sponsored by Orangewood Children's Foundation www.theacademyiscoming.org
David Kanani and Daniel Wu with Kanani Advisory Group discuss financial planning for all ages.
Real People of Orange county discusses Floral Park and the upcoming Floral Park Home and Garden Show.
http://www.floral-park.com/hometour.html
Kimberlee and Heather welcome to the studio Dr. Judy B. Rosener, Professor Emerita of the Paul Merage School of Business. We reflect on UCI's history, how she became a PHD at age 50, and her groundbreaking work that changed the way we view women leaders in the workplace today.
Fahim Fazli and Michael Moffett join us to reminisce about the success of "Fahim Speaks," Fahim and Michael's Michael's book. And Fahim shares stories of being the "token terrorist" for Hollywood. He shares his own inside scoop on the Oscars and what it was like to be a part of Hollywood's Best Picture of the year.
Michael Katz and Melissa Yoon from boutique litigation law firm Katz and Yoon, LLP join us to discuss various aspects of developing a law firm and why they enjoy practicing law in Orange County.
Dr. John Demartini of The Demartini Institute, internationally recognized human behavior specialist and published author and Laura Pennino of Pennino and Partners call in to discuss Valentine's Day with Kimberlee and Heather.
Erwin Chemerensky, Founding Dean of University of California at Irvine's Law School discusses the success of the 5 year old law school. And he shares views and opinions on some of the interesting legal cases facing our society today.
Naam Festival- Love Takes Flight at the Temple of Light, February 9th, 2013 in Irvine. Organizers Lemia Astarabadi and Joshua Bowser tell us about the upcoming event.
Dr. Demartini, Internationally Recognized Human Behavior Specialist teaches strategies and action steps to increase self-wealth, increasing self-worth, and dissolving limiting beliefs.
Kimberlee and Heather discuss holiday traditions with Kimberlee's long time friends Jackie Mattox and Taya Paige.
Marilyn McGowan with Uncharted Journeys comes to the studio to tell us about the Intrepid Trekkers, a local hiking group she leads, and why hiking just may be your path outside of your comfort zones to lead you to new adventures.
Kathy O Kelley, Health and Wellness Nurse Practitioner comes in to talk with us about why caring for the largest organ in our body(our skin) is so vitally important. www.blissfullypure.com
Heather and Kimberlee talk about adventures in Las Vegas & do the pledge drive. If you enjoy our show please consider donating.
Connie Byrnes-Jersey Girl transplant goes into action to help her favorite East Coast Community
Tania King, Vice President, General Counsel for Advantage Sales & Marketing comes by to share with us insights for law students/ Paralegal students seeking to pursue in-house corporate legal opportunities.
Josie Walsh, choreographer, and AJ Abrams, dancer, with Festival Ballet Theater join us to talk about theuUpcoming performance of The Secret Garden at Irvine's Barclay Theater.
In the studio today is Daniel Wu, Gail Sperling and Piper Medcalf with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. They share information about the Light The Night Walk that is being held at Angel Stadium on September 29th for Blood Cancer Awareness Month
Amy Kaplan, Director of West Coast Surrogacy comes to the station with some of her team and tells our listeners about surrogacy.
Joanne Pittman & Linda Lamitie join us to discuss why image is so important in our personal and professional lives.
Randy Larson, Shauna Bogert and Stacy Enmeier from the Glennwood Housing Project join us to discuss their upcoming Ground Breaking Ceremony for their housing project in Laguna Beach for the developmentally disabled.
Leslie Dixon, Founder of the Birds and Bees Connection is here in the studio sharing her unique, comprehensive, parent-child preparation preparation for puberty and adolescence. She discusses some STD statisics that will be informative for our student base at UCI.
Readings with Michelle from Monstrous Verse: Angels,Demons, Vampires, Ghosts,Fabulous Beasts
and readings from Bullfight
Tiziana Trovati joins us at KUCI to tell us her story as an Italian immigrant and professional dancer in New York. This lead to her career as a business owner of Trovati Pilates in Tustin.
Brandon & Jake join Real People to tell about the The Take Steps Walk to raise money for Crohn's & Colitis Foundation. The walk is June 24th 2012 at UCI.
Ty and Carole Moss bring awareness of this deadly hospital bug. They run the Nile's Project, a coalition to eliminate unnecessary deaths from MRSA, VRE, and other preventable hospital acquired infections.
Terry O'Neal, President of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (ASPCC)
this week Kimberlee welcomes Michelle Spieker on Eco-literacy in public education" www.journeyschool.net & Jodi Levine from Earthroots.