Health Show 11:00-12:00
11:00-11:50 
Frankie welcomes back Dr. Michael Ozner author of “The Great American Heart Hoax: Lifesaving Advice Your Doctor Should Tell You About Heart Disease Prevention (But Probably Never Will).” Addressing the importance of preventative measures over uncertain surgeries, this groundbreaking study reveals the secret to cardiovascular health. Illustrating the disturbing realities about the heart industry and how undependable bypass surgery can be, this survey argues the alternative—how the majority of people can employ much simpler methods, such as a change in diet, to achieve better results. Also featured is a 12-step program to improve heart health and reduce the risk of heart disease, methods for controlling cholesterol and blood pressure, recommended vitamins and medicines, and much more.
11:50-12:00 
Frankie welcomes Andrea Tone author of “The Age of Anxiety: A History of America's Turbulent Affair with Tranquilizers.” historian of medicine Andrea Tone explains how a confluence of political and cultural events helped make the first prescription minor tranquilizer, Miltown, into a near-instant sensation. Offering inexpensive and fast-acting relief from symptoms such as worry, doubt, panic, and fear, Miltown and the tranquilizers that followed it premeated popular culture, forever changing the field of psychiatry, the pharmaceutical industry, and the way Americans live their lives.
Lifestyle Show 12:00-1:00
12:00-12:20 
Frankie welcomes Steven Baum author of “The Psychology of Genocide: Perpetrators, Bystanders, and Rescuers.” In the last century, 262 million people have been victims of genocide, with Jews, Armenians, Cambodians, Darfurians, Kosovons and Rwandans among them. The horrors of genocide are more poignant as patterns emerge. There are those who commit brutal acts, there are those who resist genocide and help victims, and there are those who position themselves in the middle, taking neither side. Baum reveals what patterns of personality and psychology emerge during wartime that give rise to these conditions. He Also examines the complex relationship between social and personal knowledge, and how people conflate stereotype with personal experience. Baum presents a new understanding of identity and emotional development during genocide, showing that behavior during genocide mirrors behavior in everyday life.
12:20-12:40 Frankie speaks with Jim Walsh, Founder of “Intentional Chocolate” Intentional Chocolate™ originates from a tradition of exemplary chocolate which includes Hawaiian Vintage Chocolate (www.hawaiianchocolate.com) and a network of other fine independent chocolate growers from around the world. Founded by CEO Jim Walsh in 1992, HVC was the first and only grower of cacao in the United States at the time of its inception. HVC is used regularly by high-profile chefs like Emeril Lagasse and Alain Ducasse, was served at Bill Gates’ wedding, and was the first chocolate the Dalai Lama ever tasted; “He said, ‘I think this chocolate will bring great happiness to mankind,’ ” recalls Walsh. Intentional Chocolate™ is a conscious for-profit company founded in 2007 and based in Los Angeles, CA. www.intentionalchocolate.com
Intentional Chocolate™ donates 50 percent of its net profits to organizations committed to the benefit of humankind and ten percent of proceeds are given to the Deer Park Buddhist Center and Monastery. (http://www.deerparkcenter.org/) to further the Dalai Lama’s vision of creating a center where dialogue between science and spirituality can continue.
12:40-1:00
Frankie welcomes Dr. Frank Lipman M.D., a dynamic physician with high-profile clients including Donna Karan, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kyra Sedgwick, and Kevin Bacon, offers a proven six-week solution in his book “SPENT: End Exhaustion and Feel Great Again.” Does this sound familiar? The alarm clock sounds and you instantly hit the snooze button—exhausted and dreading the second ring. The day starts with a rushed bagel, a doughnut, or sometimes just a swig of coffee and an “energy bar.” Bolstered with caffeine, carbs, and sugar (or sometimes on an empty stomach), the daily scramble begins at a frantic pace and doesn’t let up. Amidst the barrage of urgent messages, bills, children’s schoolwork, and errands, you find yourself too overwhelmed to take pleasure in your family and friends—and far too drained to make it to the gym or even prepare a healthy dinner. You just feel SPENT. SPENT is the complete guide to rediscovering the natural rhythms that help our bodies restore, revive, and replenish.
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