Allan welcomes Pat Buchanan back to the show to talk about his dire prediction for the Republican Party and his new book, Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?
Also the week, its Allan’s highly anticipated interview with Brian Johnson of AC/DC. Brian shares stories about his youth, his love of cars and how he became a part of the biggest selling Rock and Roll band in history. His book, Rockers and Rollers: A Full-Throttle Memoir is now available as an audio book and, in a few weeks, as a paper back. He is also launching HIGHWAY TO HELP to raise money for a foundation that provides financial assistance for families of kids with cancer.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
America's Vet, Doctor Marty Becker
FRIDAY 10/28/11- The Allan Handelman Show is on location at Camp Bow Wow, North America's premier doggy day and overnight camp, in Durham. Doctor Marty Becker joins us by phone to answer your veterinary and pet care questions. http://www.drmartybecker.com/ http://www.campbowwow.com/us/nc/
Also on today’s show, Allan and Dr. Becker talk with Donna Lawrence, the owner of Susie, the dog that became famous for helping to change animal cruelty laws in North Carolina, and may soon be starring in a movie about the journey of hope and healing between Susie and Donna.http://susieshope.com/
One of our favorite sponsors, the Pet Pantry, is now the official supplier of pet food for Camp Bow Wow. Learn more about holistic, human-grade quality food for your pets at http://feedyourpets.com/
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Also on today’s show, Allan and Dr. Becker talk with Donna Lawrence, the owner of Susie, the dog that became famous for helping to change animal cruelty laws in North Carolina, and may soon be starring in a movie about the journey of hope and healing between Susie and Donna.http://susieshope.com/
One of our favorite sponsors, the Pet Pantry, is now the official supplier of pet food for Camp Bow Wow. Learn more about holistic, human-grade quality food for your pets at http://feedyourpets.com/
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson
WEDNESDAY 10/26/11- Even as the band enters the planning stages of a new album, 64-year-old Brian continues to seize the day in all sorts of ways; he has devoted a big portion of his life to auto racing, and recently authored a book, "Rockers and Rollers: A Full-Throttle Memoir." He is also an advocate for the Austin Hatcher Foundation, which is dedicated to helping children with cancer. The next big AC/DC special will air Nov 6th.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Pat Buchanan: we are committing national suicide
WEDNESDAY 10/26/11- Patrick J. Buchanan, widely considered to be America's leading populist conservative, was a senior adviser to three American presidents. He also ran for the Republican nomination in 1992 and 1996, and was the Reform Party's presidential candidate in 2000. Mr. Buchanan is a syndicated columnist and regular panelist on MSNBC. “SUICIDE OF A SUPERPOWER: Will America Survive to 2025?” is Pat Buchanan’s controversial new political treatise on America's decline in the 21st century.
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Monday, October 24, 2011
SUNDAY syndicated program 10/23/11 (hr1)
First up, a quick conversation with AC/DC lead singer Brian Johnson. Angus & Malcolm are now working on the next album, and Brian continues to perfect his racing skills. Allan’ next big AC/DC special will air November 6th. https://www.acdc.com/us/home
Also this week, dream interpreter Lauri Loewenberg, whose dream-working techniques are so easy and ground-breaking that she has been invited on The Dr. Oz Show, The View, Good Morning America, The Today Show, CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, and in a CNN Dr. Sanjay Gupta special called "Sleep." http://www.lauriloewenberg.com/
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Also this week, dream interpreter Lauri Loewenberg, whose dream-working techniques are so easy and ground-breaking that she has been invited on The Dr. Oz Show, The View, Good Morning America, The Today Show, CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, and in a CNN Dr. Sanjay Gupta special called "Sleep." http://www.lauriloewenberg.com/
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Sunday, October 23, 2011
Preview of the Brian Johnson interview
FRIDAY 10/21/11- Following Allan's impromptu phone chat with Brian on Thursday, here is a sneak peak of the entire interview, which will be featured on the syndicated Sunday show on Nov 6.
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Brief chat with AC/DC's Brian Johnson
THURSDAY 10/20/11- A quick conversation with Brian Johnson, lead singer of AC/DC, the band that has the distinction of being the biggest selling band in history. Angus & Malcolm are now working on the next album and Brian continues to develop his skills as a race car driver. He will be racing in the ‘24 Hours of Daytona.’ His recent book, Rockers and Rollers: A Full-Throttle Memoir, continues to get great reviews.
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Close encounters of the famous kind
FRIDAY 10/21/11- Listeners tell their stories of random encounters with celebrities, as well as clever plans to get close to musicians, movie stars, and other famous people.
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Another teacher gone wild
THURSDAY 10/20/11- Did this teacher deserve to get fired? Patricia McAllister was fired by the Los Angeles school district after making anti-semitic comments during an 'Occupy L.A.' Protest. McAllister, in a local TV interview, said, "the Zionist Jews who are running these big banks and our federal reserve -- which is not run by the federal government -- they need to be run out of this country."
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Exotic animals--THEY'RE NOT PETS!
THURSDAY 10/20/11- State legislatures everywhere may be rethinking their statutes regarding the private ownership of wild animals after the incident this week in Ohio, where sheriff's deputies were forced to shoot nearly 50 wild animals - including 18 rare Bengal tigers and 17 lions - in a big-game hunt across the countryside. The owner of an exotic-animal park in Zanesville apparently threw their cages open and committed suicide in what appeared to be one last act of spite against his neighbors and police.
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Can a teacher be fired for being anti-gay?
THURSDAY 10/20/11- A New Jersey teacher's anti-gay comments on her Facebook page have sparked a firestorm of criticism. Now, some are demanding Viki Knox be fired. Is she no longer suitable for teaching? Outrage over Knox's comments erupted last week when a parent in the school district where she teaches saw the posts, in which she described homosexuality as "perverted" and said it "breeds like cancer." Parents want Knox fired, but there are also supporters, who argued that Knox has a right to free speech.
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Can a teacher be fired for being anti-gay?
THURSDAY 10/20/11- A New Jersey teacher's anti-gay comments on her Facebook page have sparked a firestorm of criticism. Now, some are demanding Viki Knox be fired. Is she no longer suitable for teaching? Outrage over Knox's comments erupted last week when a parent in the school district where she teaches saw the posts, in which she described homosexuality as "perverted" and said it "breeds like cancer." Parents want Knox fired, but there are also supporters, who argued that Knox has a right to free speech.
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Training and protecting our animal friends
TUESDAY 10/18/11- If you have a problem with your dog pulling on the leash, or being aggressive toward other dogs, and you want training ideas that work, Mikkel Becker has some important information for you. She is a nationally recognized dog trainers, and is also the daughter of our favorite vet, Dr. Marty Becker. She even trains horses, chickens and rats! http://www.vetstreet.com/
Also on today's show, we have the story of Susie, the dog that became famous for helping to change animal cruelty laws in the Tar Heel State, and could soon be starring in a movie about the journey of hope and healing between Susie and her owner, Donna Lawrence. http://susieshope.com/
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Also on today's show, we have the story of Susie, the dog that became famous for helping to change animal cruelty laws in the Tar Heel State, and could soon be starring in a movie about the journey of hope and healing between Susie and her owner, Donna Lawrence. http://susieshope.com/
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The Underdog Edge
MONDAY 10/17/11- There will come a time when you will be the underdog, and you’ll have to change the mind of someone more powerful than yourself. The typical influence tactics for general influence situations don’t often work with powerful people. These situations call for extreme influence tactics. In "The Underdog Edge", you’ll learn why being the underdog is an advantage when influencing up, and how to engage the edge for influence success.
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Monday, October 17, 2011
SUNDAY syndicated program 10/16/11 (hr1)
This week Allan opens the phone lines to speak to the ‘99 Percenters’ across the country. Who are the people involved in the "Occupy Wall Street" protests and what do they want?
Also this week, we take another look at the continuing growth of Vampirism among teenagers. T.L. Hines writes “Noir Bizarre” stories, mixing mysteries with oddities in books such as The Unseen, Waking Lazarus, and The Dead Whisper On. Waking Lazarus received Library Journal’s “25 Best Genre Fiction Books of the Year” award. In THE FALLING AWAY he delves into issues ranging from teen homelessness to post-traumatic stress disorder and Vampire Rituals.
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Also this week, we take another look at the continuing growth of Vampirism among teenagers. T.L. Hines writes “Noir Bizarre” stories, mixing mysteries with oddities in books such as The Unseen, Waking Lazarus, and The Dead Whisper On. Waking Lazarus received Library Journal’s “25 Best Genre Fiction Books of the Year” award. In THE FALLING AWAY he delves into issues ranging from teen homelessness to post-traumatic stress disorder and Vampire Rituals.
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Best burgers--do we have a consensus?
FRIDAY 10/14/11- Presidential candidate and former fast food exec Herman Cain may have unleashed a national burger war by making his pronouncement that Burger King has the best hamburgers in America. It's time to ask listeners: Which burger joint is your favorite and why? Are there any defunct fast food chains that still hold a special place in your heart?
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Friday, October 14, 2011
50 Ways To Better Social Media
THURSDAY 10/13/11- What makes something on the internet go viral? Is it luck or is there a calculated formula? How can you increase your chances of your video, blog post, or other online product taking on a life of its own? And how do you leverage it to optimize your fifteen minutes of fame? MELISSA G. WILSON, author of "50 Ways To Better Social Media," is one of the world's leading experts on the development of networks as a means of growing and accelerating brand loyalty and performance improvement inside, outside organizations and personally. For more than a decade Melissa's organization, Networlding, has provided innovation programs for organizations such as AT&T, CNA, UBS, Hewitt, Motorola and Disney. The company specializes in social media and social networking in the business-to-business space.
http://networlding.com/
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Paul O'Neill of Trans-Siberian Orchestra
THURSDAY 10/13/11- Rock Theater originators Trans-Siberian Orchestra are preparing to light up the road for an eight-month world tour, traveling to over 120 markets in the U.S. and Europe. The tour will showcase their unique combination of story-telling, virtuoso musicianship and over the top production, as they perform the timeless classic “Christmas Eve and Other Stories" in its entirety, followed by excerpts from the upcoming Rock Theater installment "Gutter Ballet and The New York Blues Express.” Then in February, TSO will unleash their Spring Tour with “Beethoven's Last Night,” bringing the music and the story of the famed composer's battle for his eternal soul to markets new and old.
TSO will perform in Raleigh and Greensboro in early December. For ticket information and concert dates, go to http://trans-siberian.com/
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TSO will perform in Raleigh and Greensboro in early December. For ticket information and concert dates, go to http://trans-siberian.com/
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Computer fix-it guy Rick Wagoner
WEDNESDAY 10/12/11- Rick was the founder of CompuDoctor, and is now President of Trust I.T. Inc., providing I.T. support for small to midsized businesses.
http://www.trustit.pro/
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Who are the 99 Percenters?
TUESDAY 10/11/11- According to the AP, the protesters in New York and other metropolitan areas represent various groups and causes, and have made no demands but largely speak about unemployment and economic inequality. Most of their criticism is levied at Wall Street. Are they being portrayed fairly and honestly by news organizations? Do they have legitimate grievances which need to be addressed?
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Creepiest places on earth
MONDAY 10/10/11- Where are the world's creepiest places? English writer, lecturer and broadcaster, Bob Curran’s latest book, “The World's Creepiest Places” deals with the arcane and the mysterious, from Celtic lore and Irish fairies to zombies and vampires.
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Debt relief expert Gerri Detweiler
MONDAY 10/10/11- More timely advice from Personal Finance Expert Gerri Detweiler, who has been helping consumers find reliable answers to their credit and debt questions for the past twenty years. Gerri's latest book "Debt Collection Answers" available at www.credit.com
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Is Mormonism a deal breaker?
MONDAY 10/10/11- Robert Jeffress, a prominent Dallas pastor, who endorsed Rick Perry at the Values Voter Summit on Friday, introduced the Texas governor as "a true conservative" and "a genuine follower of Jesus Christ." Speaking with reporters afterward, Jeffress called the view that Mormonism is a cult a "mainstream view," and said Mitt Romney is "not a born-again follower of Christ." Should Romney’s religion be an issue for voters who consider themselves to be “true” Christians?
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SUNDAY syndicated program 10/9/11 (hr1)
Each year, 6.1 million Americans are harmed by diagnostic mistakes, drug disasters, and preventable medical errors. The good news is that we can protect ourselves, and our loved ones, by being educated and vigilant medical consumers. In Top "Screwups Doctors Make and How to Avoid Them," Joe and Terry Graedon give patients specific, practical steps to ensure their safety: the questions to ask a specialist before getting a final diagnosis, tips for promoting good communication with your doctor, pre-surgery checklists, how to avoid deadly drug interactions, and much more. http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Bowzer from Sha Na Na
FRIDAY 10/7/11- Jonathan “Bowzer” Bauman will hold a benefit concert Saturday night at RJ Reynolds Auditorium in Winston Salem for the Childhood Cancer Foundation. The former Sha Na Na star is on a personal mission to bring attention to childhood cancer, which remains the number one disease killer of America’s children – more than Cystic Fibrosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Asthma and AIDS combined. Bowzer & the Stingrays will perform with Rocky & the Rollers in Winston-Salem beginning at 7PM.
For more information:
http://www.bowzerparty.com
http://kidsofchildhoodcancer.org/
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For more information:
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http://kidsofchildhoodcancer.org/
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
Hank Jr, ESPN, and the 1st Amendment
THURSDAY 10/6/11- Hank Williams Junior's association with ESPN has permanently ended after the sports network pulled his musical open to its telecast, following Williams' comparison of President Obama to Adolf Hitler. Williams claims ESPN's decision was a violation of his free speech rights, although he did not explain how a non-governmental entity would be able to suppress the 1st Amendment.
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Are Wall St. protestors the "liberal Tea Party?"
WEDNESDAY 10/5/11- Protests are now popping up in metropolitan areas across the country, so it's time to ask some fundamental questions: Who are the people in this growing movement? What do they want? What do they oppose?
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Medical screwups and how to avoid them
TUESDAY 10/4/11- Each year, 6.1 million Americans are harmed by diagnostic mistakes, drug disasters, and preventable medical errors. The good news is that we can protect ourselves, and our loved ones, by being educated and vigilant medical consumers. In 'Top Screwups Doctors Make and How to Avoid Them,' Joe and Terry Graedon give patients specific, practical steps to ensure their safety: the questions to ask a specialist before getting a final diagnosis, tips for promoting good communication with your doctor, pre-surgery checklists, how to avoid deadly drug interactions, and much more. http://www.peoplespharmacy.com/
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Is marriage becoming a whites-only deal?
MONDAY 10/3/11- During the past half century, black Americans have become the most unmarried people in our nation. More than two out of every three black women are unmarried, and they are more than twice as likely as white women never to marry. The racial gap in marriage extends beyond the poor. Affluent and college educated blacks are also less likely to marry or stay married than their white counterparts. In his book, Stanford law professor Ralph Richard Banks has combined scholarly data with the poignant stories and frustrations shared by black women throughout the nation.
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More peril for Perry
MONDAY 10/3/11- In addition to sinking poll numbers, the Texas governor is now dealing with accusations of racial insensitivity, after the Washington Post story about his family's association with a hunting camp formerly known as "N-gger Head."
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Monday, October 3, 2011
SUNDAY syndicated program 10/2/11 (hr1)
This week, Allan welcomes back America's #1 consumer advocate, Clark Howard, and we take your calls about the recent announcement that Bank of America's plan on charging a monthly fee for using ATM cards for purchases.
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SUNDAY syndicated program 10/2/11 (hr2)
Banking discussion continues. Later in the hour, ABC news entertainment correspondent David Blaustein has information about Youtube's plans to compete with traditional television. Then, Allan talks with Triumph founding member Mike Levine about the release of the 30th Anniversary Edition of "Allied Forces."
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SUNDAY syndicated program 10/2/11 (hr3)
Follow-up interview with Bradley Lockerman, writer and director of a documentary about John Searl's Perpetual Motion Machine.
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Was terrorist death an "assassination?"
FRIDAY 9/30/11- For most Americans, the death of a terrorist leader bent on killing fellow U.S. citizens is considered a very good thing. However, presidential candidate Ron Paul is condemning the action because the terrorist was also an American citizen, and he is calling the death an "assassination." Al-Awlaki, the man described as the bin Laden of the Internet, has been associated with a number of plots, including the failed Underwear-Christmas Day bomber, and the mail bombs plot last October. He is also linked to the Time Square bomber and the Ft. Hood shooting attacks. Does Congressman Paul have a valid point?
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