The Staying Young Radio Show

Special Guests: Montel Williams

This whole show is dedicated to educating our listeners about Multiple Sclerosis. Montel Williams started the Montel Williams MS (Multiple Sclerosis) Foundation www.montelms.org and constantly puts himself out there to help others find treatments and solutions to better their lives who are battling this illness. Listen in as he shares his personal journey with us.

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Special Guests: Jose Guzman and Leeza Gibbons

Leeza Gibbons is the co-host of the daily syndicated TV news magazine "America Now" and the show "My Generation" (airing on PBS stations), and hosted and produced the nationally syndicated radio program "Hollywood Confidential" for 17 years. She served as Executive Producer of her talk show, "Leeza," which aired from 1994 through 2000 and garnered 27 Daytime Emmy nominations, winning three. But while Leeza has been known to viewers for three decades from shows like "ET," "EXTRA" and "Leeza," she is most proud of being mom to Lexi, Troy and Nathan and wife of Steven. She has also undertaken an extraordinary array of entrepreneurial, charitable and advocacy endeavors, from Leeza Gibbons Enterprises (LGE) to the Leeza Gibbons Memory Foundation. The foundation honors her mother's legacy and her family's journey through her mother's Alzheimer's disease, and its signature program, Leeza's Place, offers free services for family caregivers who are caring for someone they love who is sick or dying.

Special Guest: Suzie Humphreys, Radio and Television Icon

Forgiveness is the key to maintaining good health. Suzie Humphreys has been entertaining audiences for years. This show takes the listener on a journey that will make them laugh, cry, and think about things on a whole new level. Since our listeners can't seem to get enough of Suzie, please feel free to visit her website at www.suziehumphreys.com

Special Guest: George Church, Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Health Sciences and Technology at Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

If you want to know what's going on in the world of Genetic – you go straight to the source. This is information that you don't want to miss. Our special guest, George Church is the Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and Professor of Health Sciences and Technology at Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is Director of the U.S. Department of Energy Center on Bioenergy at Harvard and MIT and Director of the National Institutes of Health Center of Excellence in Genomic Science at Harvard. The advancements in genomics may seem like science fiction – but it's now becoming reality!

Special Guest: Robert Pappas, Director of the Film To Age or Not to Age

Robert Pappas has interviewed the brightest minds of our time and created a documentary on aging that is a must see. After watching the film To Age or Not to Age, the hosts of the Staying Young Show knew that he must come on the air. This mind-blowing show is a favorite download on iTunes and is one of the all time favorites for the hosts as well.

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Special Guest: Dr. Robert Rey (Dr. 90210)

Dr. Robert Rey, Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, reality TV star Dr. 90210, and author of Body by Rey, specializes in the latest minimal scar Plastic Surgery. Dr. Rey completed a plastic surgery fellowship at Harvard Medical School's Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital.

Dr. Rey has conducted academic research in both cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery. He has published in some of the most prestigious medical and plastic surgery journals in the World. Dr. Rey also served in The Office of the United States Surgeon General, as health policy speech writer to Dr. C. Everett Koop.

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Special Guests: Fran Walfish and Brittany Camp

Fran Walfish is a celebrity doctor and leading child, and family pschotherapist in Beverly Hills. She is also the author of The Self-Aware Parent: Resolving Conflict and Building a Better Bond With Your Child.

Brittany Camp is now a Sophmore at the University of Arkansas, but shortly after finishing high school wrote the book First Day to Finals: A Guide to Surviving High School.

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Special Guest: Eva La Rue, Actress (CSI Miami)

Eva La Rue plays Natalia Boa Vista on the internationally syndicated television show, "CSI:Miami". The show is currently seen in over 150 countries worldwide. Many television fans know her from her Emmy nominated role as Dr. Maria Santos on the daytime drama, "All My Children". She will be making a number of special appearances on "All My Children" as the iconic series enters it's final months on television. Currently, Eva is the spokesperson for Beckstrand Cancer Foundation (www.beckstrand.org).

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Special Guest: Shannon Miller, Olympic Gymnast Hall of Famer (twice)

Shannon Miller remains The Most Decorated American Gymnast, male or female, in history. She is the only American to rank among the Top 10 All-Time gymnasts and is the only female athlete to be inducted into the US Olympics Hall of Fame – Twice! Individual (2006) and Team (2008) Shannon has won an astounding 59 International and 49 National competition medals. After battling with her own weight and confidence after retiring from Olympic competition, Shannon has made it her mission to help other women achieve a healthy and fit lifestyle. In 2011, after a diagnosis of a Germ Cell Tumor, a type of ovarian cancer, she has become a passionate advocate for women to get their regular exams and screenings. Learn more at www.shannonmillerlifestyle.com.

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Special Guests: Michelle Williams (3-time Grammy Award Winner and Autism Advocate)
Cheryl Kilmer, TERI CEO and Founder
Dr. Bonny Forrest (National Expert on Behavior, Creator of SKIP)

Michelle Williams, three-time Grammy award-winning songstress, television sitcom star and Broadway performer, Michelle Williams, will join us. Michelle will be using her voice to spread and advocate TERI's mission that every individual with autism and other developmental disabilities has the right to lead a valued, meaningful and fulfilling life of uncompromised quality.

Cheryl Kilmer, CEO and Founder of TERI (Training, Education, and Research Institute) and an expert on autism will also be interviewed on this segment. Cheryl graduated from the University of Michigan and holds a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology.

Dr. Bonny Forrest has long advocated for people of limited means, both as an attorney and as a psychologist. After practicing law for more than a decade, Dr. Forrest received her Ph.D. from Columbia University with fellowships at Yale University and the National Institute of Mental Health. She has led numerous early intervention programs and maintains an active private practice. Forrest has published in peer-reviewed journals, authored book chapters, and has presented nationally about social development and related issues in children. She is also a frequent contributor to TV news programs and conferences on topics concerning child development and parenting. Log on at www.projectskip.com.

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