September 19, 2009

TV Reporter Says Don't Believe Everything

In an eye-opening interview, ABC-TV's John Stossel talks about the many half-truths that pervade today's society. Then, America's "Rock Star Librarian" Nancy Pearl joins us to talk about how the magic of reading can transform a child's life. And Sean Burch, the man who personifies ultimate fitness, shares how anyone can turn their flabby frame into a fantastically fit physique.

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Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity Veteran journalist John Stossel, author of Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity discusses common misperceptions held by many American consumers. He blames many of these myths on the media, due to poor reporting in the areas of economics and science. He also spoke about the reasons behind what he believes is an anti-business bias in most newsrooms.
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Kids & Reading Former librarian Nancy Pearl is the author of Book Crush: For Kids and Teens - Recommended Reading for Every Mood, Moment and Interest Ms. Pearls mission is to get youngsters excited about reading. Her book recommends more than 1,000 books for kids. She explained why reading has a broader importance than merely its role in school and the workplace. She offered suggestions for parents on how to encourage their children to read.
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Going From Fat to Fit Sean Burch, the man USA Today calls "the undisputed poster boy for ultimate fitness", talks about how anyone can turn their flab physique into a fit and trim hardbody. Burch has not only scaled Mount Everest solo, he once ran to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in just over five hours. He holds a 4th Degree Black Belt in karate and personally instructs Olympic athletes as well as FBI and CIA agents. Burch is author of Hyperfitness .
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