Peace Day Global Broadcast

Interview with John Nelson, Founder of  LIVE PEACE International, a massive global concert plus celebration taking place August 6th & 7th (Hiroshima & Nagasaki Day), the event will be livestreamed to the world via Peace Day TV.  The underlying force behind this endeavor is music and creativity on all levels. Whatever peaceful gift  you have been given,  bring it to the weekend commemorating Hiroshima and Nagasaki.  Our numbers will be massive, with non violent, affirmative action as the very essence of our collective being.Visit their website at: http://livepeaceinternational.org

Dawn Engle of PeaceJam (www.peacejam.org) will be our guest to discuss the release this week of the film "2012: The True Mayan Prophecy".Women+Film is hosting the premiere of the movie, "2012: The True Mayan Prophecy" at the Denver Film Society's new complex. To purchase a ticket visit http://www.denverfilm.org/filmcenter/detail.aspx?id=23860&FID=62You can watch the film online as well for only $1.99. The film explores what do the Maya really say about 2012. Is the world going to end on December 21, 2012? Learn more from the most famous Maya in the world, 1992 Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchu Tum of Guatemala, and her Mayan elders. Filmed over a period of five years, this 50 minute documentary film takes you deep into the Guatemalan highlands, where a small group of elders have preserved the traditions of the ancient Mayas, passing this deep knowledge down from generation to generation in an unbroken lineage of over 2,000 years. The film includes interviews with The Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and leading scientists are included in this fascinating and funny film. Find out what we do NOT need to worry about, and the five things we can all do to best survive in these hectic times.Peace Day Radio program is a member of the Peace Portal Media Network, visit our websites at:www.peaceday.tv, www.peaceportal.mobi, www.xedenx.comThis program sponsored by the UBIEE Power Pill for helping the environment and saving you money, visit them at: http://newimageubiee.com/

Stephen Fantl of the Peace Portal Media Network interviews internationally renowned humanitarian and founder of Project C.U.R.E., Dr. James W. Jackson.Dr. Jackson has devoted the past twenty-three years of his life to traveling in more than one hundred fifty countries “delivering health and hope” in the form of donated medical supplies and equipment to the world’s most needy people.In his new book, The Happiest Man in the World: Life Lessons from a Cultural Economist, Dr. Jackson describes the heartbreak of seeing children die of treatable illnesses simply because the doctors and nurses lacked proper medical equipment and supplies. He also shares the joy expressed by doctors and nurses who saw containers full of donated medical goods arrive just in time to save a life. We’ll be discussing the life lessons that he learned while performing needs assessments at developing country healthcare facilities. Dr. Jackson will provide an honest assessment of the challenges and professional obstacles that confronted him, as well as best practices for building a “Business of Goodness."You can purchase the book at www.winstoncrown.com or visit www.projectcure.org to learn more. This program is sponsored by the UBIEE Power Pill for helping the environment and saving you money ~ visit them at: http://newimageubiee.com/Visit Peace Day TV at www.peaceday.tv & Peace Portal at www.peaceportal.mobi/open

Today's guest is Carline Brice of HAVServe, visit their website at: http://www.havserve.org/HavServe was created to support sustainable development, one village at a time, through goal-oriented, volunteer-staffed projects aimed at empowering rural villagers. HavServe recognizes community-based development as a moral, strategic, and economic imperative and fully embraces the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as an effective benchmark for improving a country through its villages. HavServe draws upon the principles of the Universal Declaration of Volunteering to meet the MDGs in rural villages throughout Haiti.Peace Day Radio program is a member of the Peace Portal Media Network, visit our websites at:www.peaceday.tv, www.peaceportal.mobi, www.xedenx.comThis program is sponsored by the UBIEE Power Pill for helping the environment and saving you money ~ visit them at: http://newimageubiee.com/

Peace Portal Media Network interviews Tony Marren of "Just One Can" to discuss the food crisis in America. Visit them at: http://www.operationjustonecan.org/We'll be discussing how severe is the food bank and soup kitchen restocking issue? * Nationally, food banks and soup kitchens have been running low on inventories regularly. In 2008, 38 million Americans needed assistance from these charity venues. In 2009, over 45 million Americans turned to these venues for support. * The recent recession has witnessed an "across the board" drop off on general charitable giving. * Anyone can encourage participants to supply Just One Can of Food. Participants pick the size of can, the product manufacturer, the food type. Once collected, donations are sent to a local food bank or soup kitchen.

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is a Dr. Michael Dolguruky discussing the UBIEE Power Pill, visit: http://www.newimageubiee.com

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is Mr. Charles "Chic" Dambach, President & CEO of Alliance For Peace Building, visit their website here http://www.allianceforpeacebuilding.org Mr. Dambach is a knowledgeable and inspirational speaker at local and national events and on college campuses on the topics of peacebuilding, the global convergence of cultures, and building climates of respect. His consulting firm Dambach & Associates has helped dozens of arts councils, environmental centers, colleges, chambers of commerce and other nonprofits evaluate and improve their organizational operations and resource development capacities

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week our guest is Susanna Barlow, author of "What Peace There May Be." SUSANNA BARLOW is the 23rd child of 46 children, the quintessential middle child of a polygamous family. She will discuss abuse, overcoming struggle, and coming to inner peace under strenuous circumstances.

Weekly program focusing on building a sustainable world and a culture of peace. Generally featured are sustainable solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and inner peace.This week is the Phoenix Global Humanitarian Foundation (http://www.pghf.org)For PGHF, the suffering of the poorest of the poor include the refugees, those affected by man-made and natural disasters, those afflicted with physical and mental ailments and disabilities, those affected by the consequences of chemical dependency, those who undergo the tragedy of isolation and incarceration, and those who suffer because of the lack of basic needs like food, housing, and water.

Robert Wolfe of Crowdrise (www.crowdrise.com) will be our guest. Crowdrise is about volunteering, raising money for Charity and having fun while doing it. Whether you're running a marathon, volunteering, or have causes that you care deeply about, create your own Fundraising Pages on Crowdrise and choose from over a million charities to raise money for. Visit the Peace Day TV page on Crowdrise at: http://www.crowdrise.com/broadcast/fundraiser/peacedaytv ~ join our team, or create your own project and team!