
“Focus your attention and creativity on basic things, things that people need and want. Then look for ways to enlarge, improve, and enhance your big idea.”
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Live healthy. Live responsibly. Live well. "Whole Living" refreshes your body and your mind with expert advice and fresh ideas about eating well, going green, staying fit, and much more. Join host Emily Hoffman as she discovers the best ways to make yourself, your home, and your planet healthy and beautiful, inside and out.
Listen to "Whole Living" live every weekday from 10 to 11 a.m. ET. Monday, November 17, 2008Today's Topics and Guests- Alice Peck, author of several books, including "Bread, Body, Spirit," is on air.
- Tune in to hear from the editors of Body+Soul and to hear the latest health news and more!
- Raw Chef Dan will tell you how to make tasty, raw Thanksgiving desserts!
Tuesday, November 18, 2008Today's Topics and Guests
- Dr. Cheryl Dellasega, author of "Forced to be Family: A Guide for Living with Sinister Sisters, Drama Mamas, and Infuriating In-Laws," will tell you how to deal with family during the stressful holiday season (at parties, gatherings, etc.).
- Filmmaker Jeff Barrie, who made "Kilowatt Ours: A Plan to Re-Energize America," is on air today.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008Today's Topics and Guests- Ellis Jones, Ph.D., author of "The Better World Shopping Guide," will discuss holiday shopping tips for gifts and meal-making.
- KC Compton, editor of The Herb Companion magazine, will chat about natural remedies for Thanksgiving-related illnesses such as burning your skin on the oven door, feeling bad after eating too much, getting stressed, and more.
Thursday, November 20, 2008Today's Topics and Guests- Peter Davis, chef of Henrietta's Table and author of "Fresh & Honest: Food From the Farms of New England and the Kitchen," is live today.
- Dr. Brent Ridge, our healthy living expert, will answer your health questions today!
Friday, November 21, 2008Today's Topics and Guests- Meredith Niles, director of the Cool Foods Campaign, will discuss how the very first Thanksgiving was a simple celebration of one group's ability to thrive in hard times, which is reminiscent what we're going through today.
- Tune in to our Market Watch segment: A representative from a farmers' market will chat about what's in season all across North America, one market at a time. Today, Tammy Neumann, director of the Iowa City Farmers Market, is on air.
- Jennifer D. Frank, author of "Wine At Your Fingertips," will chat about green wines to drink during the holidays.
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