Financial literacy is an important and necessary life skill. And my guest today is Dr. Billy Hensley, the president and CEO of the National Endowment for Financial Education. We’re going to talk about the benefits of financial education in high school, and how to make it have the most positive impact.
The 2019, 2020 judicial Hellholes report shines a light on the year’s abuses in the civil justice system and the state legislative bodies. Joining me to discuss which states need the most judicial reform and what can be done to ratify change in the court system, Tiger Joyce, the President of the American Tort Reform Association.
Two health topics: first, Doctor Jeffrey Weber and Doctor Louise Perkins join me with information about melanoma and a new therapeutic treatment option that may help improve melanoma from coming back after surgery, and then, in recognition of Rare Disease Day and Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month, hematologist, Doctor Michael Callaghan and Ken, a patient who was diagnosed at two years old with hemophilia and a new therapy to treat hemophilia A with factor 8 then, credit card expert, Jason Steele, joins me with tips to help you get the most out of your credit cards and travel journalist, Patricia Schultz, has her top 10 trips and tips for women travelers and what all women should know before they hit the road.
Michael Barry, Senior Vice President, Head of Media & Public Affairs, Insurance Information Institute talks with me about the affordability and availability of homeowner’s insurance in California as well as the trends impacting the state because of its recent wildfi
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Financial literacy is an important and necessary life skill. And my guest today is Dr. Billy Hensley, the president and CEO of the National Endowment for Financial Education. We’re going to talk about the benefits of financial education in high school, and how to make it have the most positive impact.
The 2019-2020 Judicial Hellholes Report shines a light on the year’s abuses in the civil justice system and the state legislative bodies. Joining me to discuss which states need the most judicial reform and what can be done to ratify change in the court system, Tiger Joyce, the President of the American Tort Reform Association.
For many, the end of a year ushers in a period of retrospection and reevaluation of life choices made in the previous year which leads to many making New Year’s resolutions. However, only 8% of people accomplish those resolutions. Julie Brown – Life Time’s Nutrition Coaching Program Manager is encouraging people to make a specific commitment to One Positive Action in 2020.
Millions of women in the U.S. search the internet or flock to their favorite store for the perfect red, lipstick. While their “mainstream” red lipstick may look perfect, they may not realize that perfection comes at a cost to their health; Madame Athena Chang, ASE Beauty Chief Education & Intelligence Officer; International Health and Wellness Expert and I talk about what could be in your lipstick.
Did you know some 5 million American households with school-aged children don’t have high-speed internet at home, with 96.5 percent of students reporting that they are expected to go online to finish their homework assignments?
This week on TALK! with AUDREY, Former Olympic runner, personal trainer, and senior director of Worldwide Fitness and Education at Herbalife Nutrition, Samantha Clayton has her secrets to help you achieve long-term fitness and nutrition success! Lifestyle Expert Terra Craft, has some tips and trends if you’re looking at purchasing the perfect luxury gift. Dominique Ciccarelli education expert for Kumon North America has information about what parents can do to make sure their child is ready for kindergarten. And FOOD NETWORK STAR chef Jeff Mauro, has tips to make cooking fun for kids while expanding their flavor palates in the process.
