South Florida Spotlite

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In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Jennifer Chatfield about keeping pets safe during the holidays, how to protect them from houseguests, how to talk with kids about animal safety and tips on dealing with a pet emergency. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Miami Police Detective Lee Cowart and Bryant Acevedo, Public Information Officer of the Office of Consumer Protection in Miami Dade, about how to be safe while holiday shopping, from tips on parking to purchasing. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Patrick McNamara about the Ft. Lauderdale Rotary Club's Holiday Toy Drive, their upcoming Pirate Fest in May, the rotary's mission and how you can join. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Merdochey LaFrance, Managing Director of Development and External Affairs for City Year Miami and Ana Mari Ortega, City Year Board Member, about City Year's mission to help keep students in school and on track to graduate and their upcoming Gala.  

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Cass Ingram, nutritional expert and author, about the importance of healthy eating and supplements over the holidays. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Glen Weinzimer, Founder and Director of The Smart Ride and Rob Bullock, Director of Development at Broward House, about the 165 mile bicycle fundraiser's new date in January and how any one can get involved and help and where all the money goes.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Derek Burkholder, Research Scientist for the Guy Harvey Research Institute and Broward County Sea Turtle Conservation Program, about what we can do to help protect turtles during nesting season and how badly hurricanes can affect them. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Adriana Perez, Cultural Projects Administrator for the Miami Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and Eric Fliss, Managing Director for the South Miami Dade Cultural Arts Center about upcoming performances, and community outreach including their involvement with local schools.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Mark Shackner from Broward Health, about Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the importance of mammograms, self exams, second opinions, and taking charge of your own health. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Tiffany Price, JobNewsUSA General Manager, about the upcoming South Florida Mega Job Fair with 60 companies and 2500 jobs and advice on how to get noticed and hired. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Talk Show Host Nancy Siler about National Cake Decorating Month and Nutritional Expert Stuart Tomc about how to enjoy treats this time of year and still keep a healthy lifestyle. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Larry Wallenstein, Volunteer Marketing Committee Chair and Susie Hansen, Shelter Director, for Abandoned Pet Rescue, about their upcoming fundraisers, as well as the critical need for volunteers and donations. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Natasha Treneve, considered the mother of probiotics, about her new research and her new book "Probiotics: Natures Internal Healers," and why it's important to have  macrobiotics in your diet. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Dean Webb, Executive Director of Faith Farm Ministries, about how their residential recovery program with three campuses that offer shelter, food, clothing, life skills, training and more, need donations. They lost more than $300,000 after Hurricane Irma. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Michael Lewis, Founder of the Brain Health, Education and Research Institute, about his new book, "When Brains Collide, What Every Athlete and Parent Should Know About Concussions and Head Injuries."  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Kim Heard, Board President of Susan G. Komen Miami Ft. Lauderdale and Sherri Marten-Curtis, Operations Manager, about the upcoming Race for the Cure, and how their biggest fundraiser of the year helps fund research nationally and goes locally to those diagnosed with breast cancer. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Stuart Tomc, American Heart Association nutritionist, about the importance of Omega 3 and Omega 6 to heart health, and ways to keep hearts healthy. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with former Dolphins Running Back, Larry Johnson, and Rachel Pinchonet, student, about how the Motivational Edge helps transform the lives of under resourced youth with music, art, mentoring and more. Larry is a now an ambassador and Rachel is a student who credits the program with bringing her out of her shell. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Beth Granger, Health and Wellness Specialist for United Healthcare, about how to pack healthy lunches for kids. She suggests getting kids involved to make it more fun and less stressful and always remember protein, starches and fruits. And don't forget healthy snacks when they get home. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Michelle Toral, Head Start Section Manager for Miami Dade, about how important it is to get children enrolled in early childhood programs. The Head Start Program offers comprehensive services to low income families for kids as early as two months, including education, health, mental health, nutrition, school readiness and more.

In segment 1, Ashley Speaks with Yvonne Hass about the upcoming Suits, Stilletos And Lipstick Empowerment and Leadership Conference, and their non profit arm that focuses on empowering women and children with donations to local charities. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Sandra Camacho about the Children's Trust's 11th Annual Family Expo that is coming up in September, with 250 exhibitors, storybook characters and plenty of information for parents. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Jennifer Herdoe, Director of Natural Resources Planning and Management Division for Broward County Environmental Protection and Growth Department, about the need for water conservation, how Broward is involved and how residents can help each day.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Tiffany Price, General Manager for JobNewsUSA, about their upcoming Mega Job Fair at the BB&T Center, how job seekers can get noticed and get hired and how companies can sign up.  

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Brady Granier, BSN, and Bio Cor President about the opioid crisis.  He addresses detoxing, the pains and experiences of opiate withdrawal, and explains how counselors are key to successful treatment.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Dr. Saimi Chaudhry, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer, and Dr. Ronald Ford, Program Director of the Pediatric Residency Program for Memorial Healthcare System, about their new residency program that will train medical students in their six-hospital healthcare system.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Nutritional Expert Lonnie Bermingham about the dangers of heat, the pros and cons of vitamins and minerals, proper hydration and the consequences of ignoring what your body needs this summer. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Gene Gayol, Guitars Over Guns Mentor, about how this unique organization reaches at risk kids through music, and how they rely on volunteers to mentor students in music and art as well as life.   

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Fernando Wayrun, bariatric surgeon and psychologist about summer weight loss and the risks behind different methods. He discusses bariatric surgery and other surgical weight loss options, as well as ways you can lose weight without surgery.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Frank Calderon, Communications Manager for Miami-Dade County’s Mosquito Control and Management Division  and Information Officer Monique Spence about Zika, the latest update on the fight and the expected outlook as well as what we all can do to cut down on the mosquito population.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Joey Dweck, nutritional expert, about how to stay safe during the summer months when the family is around the BBQ, and how to keep from over-eating to keep that summer body healthy. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Greg Stuart, Executive Director for the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization, and Daniel Knickelbein, Communications and Outreach Governmental Affairs Manager, about plans for the future, including train service from West Palm Beach to Miami, and options like fly-overs and roundabouts to reduce congested intersections. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dirk Nevelle, author of 'Road Rage Justified' about the recent road rage incidents in South Florida and how we can avoid them. He gives tips and information about laws and ways to calm aggressive driving. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Paul Pellinger, Chief Strategy Officer at the Recovery Unplugged Treatment Center, about how they use music as a uniqiue and long lasting approach to alcohol and substance abuse recovery.  And how with their Face the Music Foundation, they can provide scholarships for detox and rehab services and sober house facilities for those who qualify.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Edward Winokur from Broward Health about heat stroke and heat exhaustion. He also gives tips on surviving South Florida's hot summers, with signs and symptoms of heat related illnesses and what to do if someone appears to be in distress. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Nestor Rodriguez, Executive Director of Miami-Dade's Office of New Americans, about how this new organization was created to help the million people living in Miami-Dade become citizens with free workshops, clinics and more.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Broward Health's Interim CEO Robert Bug and Manager for Quality for Broward Health North's Denise Payne, about the importance of patient safety, and how it is their top priority in all that they do.They include safety tips including washing hands and being educated and share a special safety video. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Christopher Zoller, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Miami Realtors about the state of affordable housing in Miami Dade, current trends, tips on buying and selling and when is the best time to buy.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Miami Dade WIC' s Sheryl Loree about breast feeding awareness month and the importance of breastfeeding, including common issues new moms have and frequently asked questions. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with David Landsberg, Goodwill Industries of South Florida's CEO and Lourdes De La Mata, VP of Marketing and Development, about how they help people with disabilities get jobs as well as employ them in their 35 stores, 57 donation centers and through their janitorial and commercial laundry programs.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Adam Mora, E-R Director at Broward Health, about the hazards of summer, including dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, sun poisoning and more, including symptoms and safety tips. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Dr. Alberto Augsten, Memorial Healthcare System's Pharmacy Clinical Coordinator, and Claudia Vicencio, Clinical Supervisor at the Memorial Outpatient Behavioral Health and Mind/Body Wellness Clinic, about a new treatment for opioid addiction that is showing promise for many, especially pregnant women and moms.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Timothy A. Battle from Big Brothers and Big Sisters Miami about the upcoming Orange Bowl Paddle Board Championships. He explains how this annual event on Key Biscayne gets bigger and better each year, helping to raise funds for Big Brothers and Big Sisters' mentoring activities. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Mark Adler, Executive Director of Meals on Wheels South Florida and Jennifer Wescott, Community Relations Director about the crisis they are facing in trying to feed so many in need and how you can help.  

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Nutritional Expert Doug Ingoldsby, about the study he conducted on allergies, and how the farm to table concept is the answer for many, also why summer is a bad season for those with allergies and how those with allergies can survive certain seasons and foods. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Miami Dade County's Internal Services Department Director Tara Smith and County Vendor Ken Valentini, about how to do business with the county, how the procurement process has changed and how prospective companies can take advantage.

In segment 1, Ashley continues her talk with Steven Kohn, the nation's leading whistleblower attorney in wildlife crime. He discusses his new book, and gives strategies that can help someone be a whistleblower to stop the trafficking and profiting off of endangered species.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Lynare Robbins, World OutGames Diversity and Human Rights Director, about the upcoming 4th Global LGBTQ Human Rights Conference and World OutGames 2017 on Miami Beach and how activists, researchers, artists, athletes, and U.N. officials all will be attending this remarkable event that only happens once every four years. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Steven Kohn, the nation's leading whistleblower attorney, about the unprecedented spike in wildlife crime, the importance of saving wildlife, what a whistleblower does and how we can all help to prevent these crimes. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Heather Davidson, Director of Public Policy and Advocacy for the United Way of Broward, about the opioid epidemic, the link between substance abuse and mental health, and how the United Way has a coalition of prevention specialists.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Greg Stebben and Peter Moore, editors at Men's Health Magazine, about new research on how energy drinks really affect the body, including the sugar crash, energy slump and caffeine withdrawal.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Rose Aubry, March of Dimes March for Babies Ambassador and Sunshine Health Marketing Director David Carrasco about the upcoming March for Babies Walk at Nova Southeastern University.  Also, Rose explains what life was like for the first year after her baby was born premature.  

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Marci Cancio-Bella, Program Coordinator for the Read to Learn Movement, discussing the importance of the Childrens' Trust, ways you can keep your kids reading this summer, and how you can volunteer to help other children in our community get books.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Trudy Krasovic, Media Coordinator & Crisis Trainer for JCS Switchboard 211, discussing the new help and counseling services they offer now that the operation of Switchboard Miami has been taken over by Jewish Community Services.

In segment 1, Ashley continues her conversation with cardiologist Dr. David Perloff, discussing what steps you should take if your heart is already in a weakened state, food and exercise beneficial to your heart, and questions you should ask your doctor.  In segment 2, Gayle chats with Joy Klein, Miami-Dade County Environmental Resources Project Supervisor, about Baynanza, the County's 35th annual effort to clean up Biscayne Bay and other County parks, scheduled for Earth Day, April 22nd.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. David Perloff of Broward Health, discussing heart health, questions to ask your cardiologist, and the signs and symptoms of heart disease you need to be concerned with.  In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Stacy Hyde, CEO, and Rob Bullock, Director of Development of Broward House about their upcoming fundraiser, 'Dining Out for Life' on April 27th.  Diners visit specific restaurants and a portion goes to Broward Health -- providing housing, case management, counseling and other support services to those with HIV and AIDS.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Tongelia Milton, Executive Director of the YMCA of South Florida, about how she got her start at the Y helping out and now how she helps others. She discusses upcoming summer camps, free swim week and drowning prevention. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Victoria Gallan, Communications Manager of Miami Dade Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces, about spring break and summer camps, their programs for special at-risk youth and how families can find parks anywhere with their new website, www.parks305.org. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Tongelia Milton, Executive Director of the YMCA of South Florida, about drowning prevention, their upcoming free swim week, summer camp and their mobile aquatics programs. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Aileen Boucle, Executive Director of the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization, about their plans to improve traffic flow by identifying six rapid transit corridors that will include express buses, possibly light rails, and newly expanded park and ride lots.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Richard Kelly, Vice-President of Brand Advancement and Chapter Operations for the Make-a-Wish Foundation, about their upcoming walk April 1st and how important fundraising is to help make dreams come true for children with life threatening medical conditions. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Kristina Da Silva, Chief Operating Officer of Hands On Broward, about how this agency mobilizes individuals, groups and businesses to provide meaningful and valuable community service to those most in need.  They had 12,000 volunteers last year alone.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Bill Walsh, investing and municipal bond specialist, about how to better budget, invest properly and make the most of our finances. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Rachel Tourgeman, Florida National University Community Relations Director, about human trafficking in South Florida and across the globe, and how simple it is to fall victim and how she is mobilizing efforts to try to put a stop to it. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Michael Barton, Director of Development, Epilepsy Foundation of Florida, about the differences between seizures and epilepsy and the need for more funding and support into research to find a cure. In segment 2, Gayle talks with Laurie Hoffman, Executive Director, for the Humane Society of Greater Miami, about their biggest fundraiser of the year, the Walk for the Animals and how desperately they need funding as well as volunteers.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Andrea Catseekis, Founder and President of the test prep service, Mindworks Prep. She explains how prepping students can be critical to their academic success, especially those hoping for higher education. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Craig Cohen, Director of Sponsorship Development for Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Foundation and Jennifer Mossadeghi, Manager of Special Events for Memorial Healthcare System, about the upcoming 8th Annual ANF Tour de Broward, ride, run, walk, fundraiser, the biggest fundraiser of the year to help the Hospital expand programs and provide services, where no one is ever denied care because of an inability to pay. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Cass Ingram about the flu season. He shares tips on how to avoid getting sick and discusses the 25th anniversary of his book, "The Cure is in the Cupboard." In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Matthew Schwartz, Executive Director, of South Florida Wildlands Association, about rising sea water levels, our limited water supply, Everglades restoration, population growth and what each of us can do about all these concerns.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Big Brothers/Big Sisters' Gale Nelson about upcoming summer programs and how volunteers are so critical to their success. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with JobNewsUSa's Tiffany Price, about the upcoming South Florida Mega Job Fair that has more than 30 companies with 2000 jobs to fill. Also addressed, the do's and don't's for job fair attendees.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Craig Cohen, Director of Sponsorship Development at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, about their expansion into the community including the Touch Project and their upcoming fundraiser at the Diplomat. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Shelly Berg, Dean at the University of Miami's Frost School of Music, about their annual premiere musical event Festival Miami and how they offer four thousand school kids musical instruction with their Music Reach Program.

In segment 1, Ashley Speaks with One Blood's Pat Michaels about the importance of blood donations, why some people cannot donate, and how people can organize a drive in their own office. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Broward Health Physician Group's Dr. Edward Winokur about some New Year's Resolutions that can enhance an overall sense of health and happiness. They include good sleep, a healthy diet and three different forms of exercise.  

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Pat Michael from One Blood, about Blood Donation Month, including where you can go to donate and why it's so critical to do so. There are benefits to others as well as the blood donor. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Alan Campbell, from Seniors Versus Crime, about how his organization of 200 volunteers throughout the state of Florida work for those who have been scammed and defrauded and gives tips on how to avoid being ripped off.  

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Anthony Masser about National Blood Donation Month, including the process and importance of donating and reasons why some may not be able to. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Trudy Krasovic, Media Specialist, with Switchboard of Miami, about the uptick of calls from those suffering with depression and loneliness over the Holidays and she gives tips on how to deal with the holiday blues. 

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. David Magnano, Health Educator and one of the nation's top chiropractic physicians, about why it's so important to pay attention to your body when you have heartburn, and what foods trigger it and relieve it. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Lillian Bohorquez, Communications Manager of Miami Dade County Animal Services, about their Pets are Priceless campaign, which waives all adoption fees for dogs and cats. They also talk about tips on what to consider when adopting, and how they have an over-flow of big dogs in need of forever homes.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Cass Ingram, a Natural Medicine proponent who has authored many books, gives tips on how to keep from getting sick during this cold and flu season, including healthy eating, herbs and the power of wild oregano. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Patrice Gillespie-Smith, Manager of Neat Streets Miami, about the Safer People Safer Streets Initiative and how 22 community leaders are working to help oversee a 50 step action plan to make the streets, sidewalks, bike paths and bus-ways all safer for pedestrians. 

In Segment 1, Ashley speaks with Mark Dhooge, President and CEO of Kids in Distress of Broward and Palm Beach, about their community based programs that help at-risk kids including pre-school and after school care and their upcoming plans for the holidays. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Dean Webb, Executive Director of Faith Farm Ministries, about their free long term residential recovery program for men and women struggling with addiction and how they could use help.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Dr. Jennifer Chatfield about keeping your pet safe from stress, over-eating, and accidents over the holidays. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Ken Rapkin, Executive Director of the Campbell Foundation which funds AIDS research and Hugh Beswick, CEO of the Worlds AIDS Museum and Educational Center in Wilton Manors about World Aids Day and the current fight against the disease.

In segment 1, Ashley speaks with Laura Goodman, Director of Engagement, and Roni Setrin, Vendor Coordinator, for Nosh Fest, an event that benefits Feeding South Florida each year. In segment 2, Gayle speaks with Frank Calderon, Communications Manager and James Richard, Information Officer, with the Department of Solid Waste Management, which oversees Mosquito Control in Miami Dade. They give us an update on Zika and current mosquito control practices.