Comedian Todd Glass is back! Get ready for some happy talk.
Plus a special friend shows up to review Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. And of course we’ve got our weekly news round up.
And in the second hour, free sperm, free advice, and mother-in-law drama plus a visit from Marcus Osborne of Straight Male Friend.
Don’t miss it! Now on Comcast Hometown Network Channel 104 (DVR it, or On Demand it if you can’t stay up that late); Saturday at 10p in San Francisco on Green 960 and in Sacramento on Talk 650AM; Sunday at 10p on KWSS 106.7FM. Listen live, stream it or get the podcasts later in the week! And by all means, sign up for our emails for heads up on each week’s topics!
Learning to share—it’s not just for kids! We talk to Neal Gorenflo of shareable.net, a professional sharer recently featured in Sunset Magazine, to find out just how far you can go with this concept.
Plus, is Gary Busey really selling cars? And, drama queens or kings at family events—love em or hate em? A listener shares her story.
We’ve also got some amazing stories about career change from Jennifer Gresham of No Regrets Career Academy. And, advice for someone who had a run in and wants to know if she should have run out.
We’ll wrap up the show with some seriously bad date stories and what to do if you’re on one.
Don’t miss it! Now on Comcast Hometown Network Channel 104 (DVR it, or On Demand it if you can’t stay up that late); Saturday at 10p in San Francisco on Green 960 and in Sacramento on Talk 650AM; Sunday at 10p on KWSS 106.7FM. Listen live, stream it or get the podcasts later in the week! And by all means, sign up for our emails for heads up on each week’s topics!
Are the resolutions you made last week, already SO last year? We’ve got tips on how to make them stick–and how much cash they could cost you.
Plus, we’ll take a quick look back at 2011 and share predictions for 2012 you won’t want to miss.
And the Oscars are coming, we’ll name our favorites for the win (yes, we know the nominations aren’t in yet–but why would that stop us?)
We’ve also got the latest in sext ed–is technology replacing those awkward teenage conversations?
Plus—we found a list of men’s body issues that will make any woman feel like a few wrinkles ain’t nothin’. Stay tuned to find out what we learned, guys.
Don’t miss it! Now on Comcast Hometown Network Channel 104; Saturday at 10p in San Francisco on Green 960 and in Sacramento on Talk 650AM; Sunday at 10p on KWSS 106.7FM. Listen live, stream it or get the podcasts later in the week! And by all means, sign up for our emails for heads up on each week’s topics!
Our favorite lady doctor, Sara Gottfried, MD is in the house to advise us on how to handle holiday stress—and why it makes us crave so much sugar! And—is beauty rest for real?
Plus our Straight Male Friend Marcus Osborne joins us to debunk a few myths about men and women, whether women over a certain age should wear a bikini and when it’s ok to bring your boyfriend or girlfriend home for the holidays. And—tips for vacation travel. Should you talk to strangers?
Don’t miss it! Now on Comcast Hometown Network Channel 104; Saturday at 10p in San Francisco on Green 960 and in Sacramento on Talk 650AM; Sunday at 10p on KWSS 106.7FM. Listen live, stream it or get the podcasts later in the week! And by all means, sign up for our emails for heads up on each week’s topics!
Friends: Tired of not having anyone to go out with? Looking for a loyal BFF near you? Or do you just want to hear about the desperate things other people do in their quest for friendship?
Well tune in this week for our interview with Rachel Bertsche, author of MWF Seeking BFF: My Yearlong Search for a New Best Friend. She will discuss her hilarious new memoir and share some of her experiences going on “best friend” dates, including what it’s like to hand over the cash to your new ‘pal’ after using Rent-a-Friend.
Gifts: Or if you have all the loved ones you can manage, and possibly a few more besides, our second guest is Dana Holmes, Editor in chief at Gifts.com. She will reveal the hottest gift ideas this holiday season for all ages. And later we provide suggestions for gifts to give people that you hate (kidding, kind of!)
Holidays: Plus, we’ll go into how to tell a friend/co-worker not to get smashed at office party. And dealing with Christmas in school when you celebrate something else.
Don’t miss it! Now on Comcast Hometown Network Channel 104; Saturday at 10p in San Francisco on Green 960 and in Sacramento on Talk 650AM; Sunday at 10p on KWSS 106.7FM. Listen live, stream it or get the podcasts later in the week! And by all means, sign up for our emails for heads up on each week’s topics!
This week we we kick off the show with a review of the forthcoming film “Take Shelter” starring Acadamy Award nominee Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain. This film takes planning for the worst to new extremes! Rob Dudgeon of the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management will join us too, for the facts on how you can prepare for disaster, for real.
We’ll also talk with Abe Sylvia, Writer/Director of the new Weinstein Company production “Dirty Girl,” starring Juno Temple, Mary Steenbergen and William H. Macy. You read that right!
And, are we really innocent until proven guilty or is the other way around? We’ll talk with Brandon Garrett, author of “Convicting the Innocent,” about why eyewitnesses get so much credibility, yet are actually so unreliable.
We can’t let a Leisha Hailey’s PDA in the news escape us–we’ll debate how much is too much–AND Robin Martinelli tells us some secrets of private investigators!
Plus, we talk with FM from our sponsor Bank of Commerce Mortgage, about how much money you need in the bank to buy a new home (and what to do if you don’t have enough), in an all new “That’s So Money” segment. Find FM at fmz@bankofcommercemortgage.com.
Don’t miss it! Saturday at 10p in San Francisco on Green 960 and in Sacramento on Talk 650AM; Sunday at 10p on KWSS 106.7FM. Listen live, stream it or get the podcasts later in the week! And by all means, sign up for our emails for heads up on each week’s topics!
Bay Area adults can now get live advice weekly on relationships, sex and more from forthright female hosts
San Francisco, CA –Lady Brain (www.askladybrain.com), known as ‘the most candid advice show on the air,’ announced today that they are moving their show to a live call-in format on Channel 92.3 (KSJO). The show will air on Sunday nights 9-9:30pm, beginning June 27, 2010.
Lady Brain is hosted by expert advice-givers Lauren Schiller and Stephanie Dominguez Walton, who offer intelligent, straightforward opinions laced with down-to-earth humor on the personal issues women face every day in relationships, sex, and family (think sexy dreams, unhelpful husbands, vasectomies, scary co-workers). The show has been called “Oprah for the ears” and “Car Talk meets Cosmo Magazine.”
“We’re taking the stuff girlfriends usually whisper to each other in the ladies room, and talking about it out in the open—it’s often astounding what we reveal to one another,” said Lauren Schiller.
“Guys are going to want to hear this. There’s no filter. It’s real fly-on-the-wall stuff,” said Stephanie Dominguez Walton.
Michael Solari, Program Director for KSJO said, “We’re excited to take on a show that knows how to shake things up. Sunday night is going to be the new girls’ night out—and this time, the guys can overhear it.”
Listeners will be able to hear honest answers to their questions, every week. Phone lines will be open Sundays 9-9:30p at 877-WE-ASK-LADYBRAIN (877-932-7552), and questions can be emailed to theladies@askladybrain.com.
Lady Brain began as a ‘no holds barred’ podcast, and soon gained their own show on 90.3, KUSF, as well as a premier position on Green960 podcasts. Their launch onto Channel 92.3 (KSJO) will enable an even larger audience to have real-time interaction on personal issues.
Spencer introduces us as “Just as wild and wonderful as Joan Rivers”!
Four simple ways to celebrate mom “beyond brunch” and show her how much she means to you!
Make mom feel good on Mother’s Day:
Promote inner peace: Do something you know she would never do for herself, indulge her with a massage appt or take her on a hike to a beautiful waterfall. (Maybe she’ll leave you alone about your career choice for a little while too.)
Make peace/show your love: Make sure she knows how much you love her with words–write a poem, or a sweet note. Be nice to her the whole day-long. (You get to focus on the good times, instead of any recent disagreements)
Have a peaceful day: Do something for her — plant a bunch of new spring flowers, get her car detailed and then take her out to dinner and let her choose where to go. Let her choose the movie or make her lunch at your house. (She’ll know how much you appreciate her with your actions)
Thoughtful gifts: Get her something you know she’s been wanting–load up a kindle with her favorite authors, find a long-lost edition of a book, get her the jewelry she’s been wanting, get her an ipod and fill it with her favorite music (and show her how to use it in a non-condescending tone!)
The history of Mother’s Day in America:
The first North American Mother’s Day was conceptualized with Julia Ward Howe’s Mother’s Day Proclamation in 1870. Despite having penned The Battle Hymn of the Republic 12 years earlier, Howe had become so distraught by the death and carnage of the Civil War that, she called on Mother’s to come together and protest what she saw as the futility of their Sons killing the Sons of other Mothers.
In 1914 Woodrow Wilson signed it into national observance, declaring the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day.
The National Retail Foundation predicts Mother’s Day is a $14 Billion industry
Florists see their highest sales in May
U.S. restaurants claim that it is the busiest day of the year
Long distance telephone calls also peak on this day
The U.S. Postal Service experiences increased volume during the surrounding days
According to Hallmark, 96% of American consumers take part in shopping on Mother’s Day, while retailers report it as the second highest gift giving day of the year behind Christmas
Learn about the latest way yoga studios have conceived to bring in people who want to be more in touch with their bodies, their minds…and their taste buds. We knew you were supposed to wait 30 minutes after eating and before exercising, but who knew you could eat dinner before you even left the gym?
Then find out how to perfect the art of the apology. WTF some people don’t know?!
Thanks NYTimes.com for the yoga story and the apology story that inspired this particular show. Anyone want to guess which paper Lauren reads most often?
Find out what happens when you eat too much Optimum Fiber with Blueberry, and join the discussion about why on earth you would want Will Ferrell (cute as he is!?) in your wedding photo–unless you were marrying him of course. Which we’re not. We mean, they’re not. WTF, seriously!
