Bob Salter

WFAN Public Affairs.

2/5/12 Robert Stack

February 5, 2012
Community Options Incorporated founder, President and Chief Executive Officer Robert Stack discussed the nonprofit organization’s work developing homes and employment for people with disabilities and the Cupids Chase 5k Run event.
1/29/12 Eric Herm

January 29, 2012
Fourth generation farmer Eric Herm discussed soil degradation and crop contamination caused by the widespread use of genetically modified organisms (GMO’s) in commercial agriculture , why he feels the need to eliminate the use of GMO crops, and the need to localize food and fiber crop production within communities.
1/29/12 Joanne Mazzotta

January 29, 2012
Author Joanne Mazzotta discussed her family’s experience losing a son to suicide, signs that a loved one is considering taking their life and what can be done to help, and her emotions and struggles while coping with life after suicide.
1/22/12 Michael Sandler

January 29, 2012
Run Bare cofounder Michael Sandler discussed why he believes barefoot running or walking allows individuals to get in touch with the Earth, how he overcame disabling injury to return to running, and ways runners can avoid injuries.
1/15/12 Dr. Albert Levy

January 15, 2012
Dr. Albert Levy discussed constitutes an official fever, when to go to the doctor and when to stay home, and ways to protect ourselves from the spread of germs and infection.
1/15/12 Judy Prescott

January 15, 2012
Actress Judy Prescott discussed her mother’s journey into Alzheimer’s, her use of poetry to reflect her mother’s life, and her process to come to grips with the disease and her mother’s condition.
1/15/12 Terry Marshall

January 15, 2012
Author Terry Marshall discussed parallels between the United States civil rights movement and the Mexican-American civil rights movement, and how Dr. Martin Luther King Junior’s legacy is relevant to current concerns over immigration laws.
1/8/12 Ben Frank

January 10, 2012
Author and travel writer Ben Frank discussed his experiences travelling to far-flung Jewish communities, unique differences and similarities of Jewish communities and Jewish life in the lands visited.
1/8/12 Dave Street

January 10, 2012
Educational performer Dave Street discussed environmental programs he has presented at schools and events, his role as emcee of Ecofest, the two environmental books he authored, and his development of “The Problem”, a theater project.
1/1/12 Matt Walker

January 9, 2012
Psychologist Matt Walker discussed how mountain climbing expeditions provided him with a deep understanding of the human experience, his five elements of adventure, and ways to incorporate adventure into our daily lives.
12/25/11 Jane Dwinell

January 9, 2012
Author Jane Dwinell discussed her experience living a free and frugal life for more than twenty five years, why she feels frugality is a values-filled lifestyle, and why she counsels people to give away or recycle things they have not used in a while.
12/25/11 Aurora Winter

January 9, 2012
Grief coach Aurora Winter discussed how isolation prolongs and deepens grief, how holiday celebrations can increase grief feelings, why bringing cheer to others is the fastest way to feel happier yourself, and how refocusing on the joy already received helps individuals quickly shift from grief to gratitude.
12/18/11 Gregory Gianforcaro

December 19, 2011
Attorney Gregory Gianforcaro discussed the process of raising statute of limitations for sex crimes against children, the worst states at protecting children from sexual predators, and the Penn State/Jerry Sandusky scandal.
12/11/11 Anthony Zenkus

December 12, 2011
Anthony Zenkus, Director of Education and Mental Health Services of the Coalition Against Child Abuse and Neglect, discussed the scope of child sexual abuse nationwide, how sex offenders groom their victims, warning signs in children who are being abused or groomed, needed legislation changes and the outgrowth of the Penn State and SU sex abuse scandals.
12/4/11 Garrett Jay

December 11, 2011
Garrett Jay discussed why children should start learning about money at an early age, the importance of saving money, and advice for parents of adult children who are still entirely or somewhat financially dependent.
12/4/11 Dorine Kenney

December 11, 2011
Dorine Kenney explained she started Jacobs Light Foundation in memory of her son, a paratrooper killed in Iraq, the sending of care boxes to troops on the front lines or to those who do not receive anything from the United States, and the non-profit organization’s need for financial support and donated space.
11/27/11 Frances Moore Lappe

December 11, 2011
Frances Moore Lappe discussed why she feels planetary issues such as hunger are not the core challenge to the planet’s survival, why fears undermine the culture’s response to the global environmental and poverty crises, and how changing the way we think can help solve challenges the planet faces.
11/27/11 Dr. Jamie Koufman

December 11, 2011
Jamie Koufman, M.D., discussed one hundred million Americans suffer from acid reflux, health consequences of the federal Food and Drug Administration’s move raising the levels of acid in prepackaged food, research into the benefits of low-acid, low-fat eating, and how to reduce acid reflux during the holidays.
11/20/11 Hungerthon

November 22, 2011
Grassroots Action Network director Brooke Smith, Why Hunger board member Ruth Katz and food justice advocate Salema Jones Daley discussed the origin of Why Hunger, the plight of hunger and poverty in America, the farm and food justice movements, the history and significance of the annual Hungerthon radio broadcasts, and the work of the East New York Farms pr
11/13/11 Sam Pitkowsky

November 18, 2011
Adoptive Parents Committee president c discussed the volunteer parents support group, the different types of adoption, myths and realities of adoption, and the 31st annual Tri-State Adoption Conference.
11/06/11 Jonathon Prince

November 18, 2011
Philanthropist Jonathon Prince discussed his plan to become the athlete to run the first mile on the moon, his efforts logging ten thousand miles in support of causes, and why he thinks it is important to re-ignite space exploration.
11/06/11 Mat Stein

November 18, 2011
Disaster preparedness advocate Mat Stein discussed advice for weathering any kind of storm, what individuals should have on hand before a storm, and how to prepare the family vehicle to escape a disaster or emergency.
10/30/11 Bob Bowdon

November 11, 2011
Choice Media founder Bob Bowdon discussed his beliefs why education reform is needed, the education reform effort in New Jersey and nationally, the charter school movement, and reasons for the explosive growth in home schooling nationwide.
10/23/11 Dr. Tim Sayed

November 11, 2011
Plastic surgeon Dr. Tim Sayed discussed breast conservation treatment for post-mastectomy patients, why breast reconstruction has become a popular medical procedure, and the impact of the internet in providing patients with medical information and guidance.
10/23/11 Dr. Ricardo Komotar

November 11, 2011
Neurooncologist Dr. Ricardo Komotar discussed the increased incidence and diagnosis of concussions, the danger of second impact syndrome, and what happens to the brain when multiple concussions occur.