Podcast appearances and mentions of lee stone

I remember when I first heard about the name of this episode's brewery, I gravitated towards it. Why, you may ask? Well, that's how my cousin used to describe me as a kid, Shifty…a Shifty Bloody Little Ukrainian, he would call me. He was a bit older than me, and he wasn't using it in a derogatory fashion; he was also a shifty bloody Ukrainian, just an older one! To us, shifty meant more about not accepting the status quo, always looking for opportunities, having the gift of the gab, and using that to your benefit.He was right; I've talked my way into many situations that benefit me and probably out of many situations that weren't so great. I'm always looking for opportunities to get an easy win or make the most of a situation.So how does the term Shifty translate in the beer world? Are the Team at Shifty Lizard street-smart hustlers looking to make the most of what life throws at them, or was it just a cool-sounding name?I've got no idea, so let's find out about that and a whole bunch more cool stuff with Shifty LIzard's Head Beer Maker Man, Lee Stone.Buy Shifty Lizard Beer Here

Lee Stone is the owner, brew master and brains behind ' Shifty Lizards Brewing Co'Based in South Australia Lee has come a long way in the craft beer game.Turning to brewing at 16 because his dad was sick of him stealing his beer, Lee found a passion from a young age.Now you can catch his slinging his froths all over the state.You can see there range and where to get it at their website :https://www.shiftylizard.com/=============================CUPKINGS 10% Discount Link - www.cupkings.com.auTSWSDiscount Code - TSWSTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theseshwithsavInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/theseshwithsavSpotify for Podcast Audio -https://open.spotify.com/show/0hDu3Q4rIgRivTl2OJDmfA?si=8e550b4042924567Direct Message via Instagram for all guest enquiries.Alternatively, you can email - theseshpodcast93@gmail.com

In this special community spotlight episode, Elliott sits down with Lee Stone, founder of Dead Name Theatre, and producer/director of the upcoming concert production of Into The Woods, running June 2nd - June 11th.    Get your tickets now at:  https://ca.patronbase.com/_TheatrePasseMuraille/Productions/4Q/Performances   More about Dead Name Theatre: https://deadnametheatre.weebly.com/    

Lauren came to bioenergetics in search of healing her children and chose to make it her career after experiencing its success firsthand. In addition to a B.A. from Yale University and a Ph.D. from Cornell University, Lauren has a Master's in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport. Lauren holds advanced certifications in Homotoxicology, BioSET, and Quantum Reflex Analysis and is a Board Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS), a Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP), and a Board Certified Integrative Health Practitioner.Lauren is also a board member of Epidemic Answers, a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to reestablishing vibrant health in our children and ourselves through education, empowerment, and prevention.Although she works with clients nationally and internationally, Lauren has a private practice in homotoxicology and nutrition located in Westport, CT.Lauren is the author of Everyday Immunity: A Wellness Primer and co-author of the book Brain Under Attack: A Resource for Parents and Caregivers of Children with PANS, PANDAS, AND Autoimmune Encephalitis.Severe clinical conditions require careful attention and management. This is why most parents get overwhelmed when their kids have PANS (Pediatric Acute-Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome), PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal infections), or autoimmune encephalopathy, which are all complex conditions.Today, we'll discuss with Dr. Lauren Lee Stone, a dear friend and our family practitioner who is the founder of Althea Health & Wellness, all about healing PANS/PANDAS and AE. Lauren's story of having her first child with autismLauren is the perfect guest to discuss this topic with because she has firsthand experience dealing with these clinical issues with her children. She did a great job healing her children from autism, PANS, and PANDAS.She expected to have a young and healthy baby with the way she took care of herself while she was in graduate school – eating organically, exercising regularly, and taking prenatal vitamins daily. But instead, she never imagined her baby so sick, troubled, and in pain. Her baby's pediatrician reassured her that what her baby was feeling was normal. However, as Lauren's kid got older, he started to have seizures. They were so worried about their son's condition that they went to a neurologist and a psychiatrist until they took him to the Child Study Center, where he was diagnosed with autism. Lauren was told that there was nothing they could do and that there was a high possibility that her son would continue to regress and get institutionalized. It was their turning point in changing their lives, as Lauren refused to let that happen.Lauren researched more about her son's condition and became her son's advocate. Then, finally, she became a practitioner motivated to keep doing that kind of work because no one was providing the help she needed. And thankfully, all their time and efforts paid off as Lauren's son fully recovered and even got his Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering. What is homotoxicology, and how does it help people?Whereas the Western medical system views the body and health separately, homotoxicology considers them as one entire system and calls it the flow system. So what they try to do is to create a flow in the body because the flow disruption is what causes you to end up with a disease. Homotoxicology studies toxins and how they interact...

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In this week's episode of IMPACT, we had a conversation with Dr. Lauren Lee Stone. Dr. Lauren is a Board-Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS), Holistic Health Practitioner, and Integrative Health Practitioner. Today, she is here to talk to us about how to treat autism and other chronic diseases.   Dr. Lauren discusses how her son's autism diagnosis led her to switch her field of study from Italian and French literature to holistic and integrative health, how long it took to start seeing positive results when healing his autism, commonalities she sees in treating kids with chronic illnesses, and more. We also speak about how foods have lost nutritional value throughout the decades and how infections run in biofilms. It always comes down to starting with the gut. The food we eat is essential to curing our body's illness.    Dr. Lauren was let down by the doctors at the Yale Child Study Center, so she took matters into her own hands and managed to heal her child with holistic and homeopathic medicine. Now he is a flourishing, handsome young man, on his way to getting his doctorate. It just goes to show that nothing is impossible in the world of natural medicine and healing.    Tune in, absorb, and take notes to take control of your child's health! KEY TAKEAWAYS [5:40] How Dr. Lauren became involved with integrative health because of her child's autism diagnosis [13:05] How long it took Dr. Lauren to start to see better results for her son [16:00] The cohort of chronic disease with which Dr. Lauren mostly deals ​​[25:52] Commonalities in kids with chronic illness [30:28] Process to uncover what's happening at a root cause level HOW TO CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST Website: https://altheahealthandwellness.com/ MEMORABLE QUOTES “Where I live in Connecticut, it's super beautiful, but they've done studies and they found that we have a high level of mercury contamination in the air… I had no idea because we live out in the woods but he was being poisoned.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone    “My journey was what I needed to do to clean up his life and to detox his body. And the first step was obviously food. I think that we all are unfortunately in a really compromised place because of the food in the United States. The standard American diet is horrific… our soils are incredibly depleted.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “It's very interesting. The second we started to give him amino acids, which I realized it was just bypassing his faulty and leaky gut, his brain started changing and he started connecting, and it was amazing.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “We were giving him amino acids, we gave him fatty acids, and heavy-duty mitochondrial support. It was a life changing event for him to actually get nutrients in there. And then second to that, it was learning about homeopathic detoxes.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone    “The unfortunate truth is that we have to, in most cases, at least the kids that I deal with, you have to supplement. And really just giving that energetic boost to the cell. Once you have that extra energy, the body can choose to use it where it will and part of that is obviously to clean house.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “The thing for me that is the most troubling is that kids come into my office, young kids who are on 5-6 medications. They're all chasing symptoms and not really addressing any of the foundational pieces. I see this particularly with kids who have emotional expressions of disease, either who have focus issues, rage issues, or depression.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “I would say that the most basic commonality is food and the piece that we need to change right now is glyphosate. And thankfully, there have been a few great rulings on glyphosate in the United States just pass in the last two weeks.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “In truth, everything is part of a unified system. You can't speak of one without speaking of the whole. So that's what homotoxicology does, it looks at the whole being. It also looks at the being in terms of essential foundations which really is, it's light and vibration.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “We are light beings, we are all made up of vibrations. If you think back to basic chemistry, our bodies are made up of cells which can be broken down into molecules then atoms. We have electrons which circle the atom and the electrons vibrate.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “Everything in the universe has its own electromagnetic vibrational signature. And that includes all living and nonliving things, it includes things that are healthy for us and not healthy for us. It also includes things like healthy tissues and disease tissues.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone   “In my experience, infections like Lyme, strep, and whatever else, live often in biofilms, which means they have this little happy family of heavy metals that are with them, fungus that's with them, and they're out sort of together, hiding out in the body.” –Dr. Lauren Lee Stone

Not everyone can say they published two books during the pandemic, but Ashley Winstead can. Today we discuss her romance debut Fool Me Once and how Winstead hopes to break the mold with her romance characters.This week we continue our conversations with writers in our Summer Author Interview series. After our incredible kickoff with Jenny Pentland's memoir (episode 34), we move into lighter fiction waters with Fool Me Once, written by Ashley Winstead.I felt compelled to reach out to Ashley to hear about her surprising journey to full-time writing during the pandemic and what it was about this time that yielded such a fruitful creative time for her career. She shares how her previous job (as a communications director working in public policy) shaped the plot line for Lee Stone and the kickoff to her new romance series.I also want to know what it looks like to compartmentalize work when you write in two genres. For example, Ashley alternates writing thrillers (like In My Dreams I Hold a Knife and the soon-to-be-released The Last Housewife) and romance- two VERY different worlds.Are there two Ashleys? We need answers!She speaks with surprising vulnerability about the challenges in the romance industry and with great confidence about the kind of success she plans to achieve with her writing. Don't miss this episode.Patreon friends can enjoy a bonus episode with Ashley in our fun Bookworm Challenge. Be sure to join Patreon to unlock this feature.Be sure to check out this year's Summer Reading Guide for the best beach read book recommendations.Get to Know Ashley:Ashley Winstead holds a Ph.D. in contemporary American literature from Southern Methodist University and a B.A. in English and Art History from Vanderbilt University. She lives in Houston with her husband, where she drinks red wine and dreams up novels. You can connect with Ashley on Instagram!Mentioned in this episode:In My Dreams I Hold a Knife by Ashley WinsteadBook Gang Episode: This Will Be Funny Later with Jenny PentlandMomAdvice on PatreonFool Me Once by Ashley WinsteadThe Last Housewife by Ashley WinsteadDial A For Aunties by Jesse Q SutantoHow the Hell Has Danielle Steel Managed to Write 179 Books?Connect With Us:Amy is @momadvice on InstagramAshley's InstagramAshley on TwitterAshleyWinstead.comJoin the Patreon Community For the Bonus Content

Between 1998 and 2016 David Lee Stone wrote fantasy and YA books for some of the biggest publishers in the world. David discovered the hard way that a big author advance is not always a good thing. David tells us about the dark side of the dream in an incredibly honest and eye-opening interview. But he's back and on his own terms with his own publisher and The Vanquish Trilogy, and he proves that persistence pays off and that there is always hope.

Between 1998 and 2016 David Lee Stone wrote fantasy and YA books for some of the biggest publishers in the world. David discovered the hard way that a big author advance is not always a good thing. David tells us about the dark side of the dream in an incredibly honest and eye-opening interview. But […] The post EP392: David Lee Stone — No One Tells You When You're Done appeared first on The Bestseller Experiment.

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Lee Stone, Avian trainer and behaviourist consultant, said it was a concern because it left the birds vulnerable to predators and other dangers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Located in Northern Lower Michigan, Champion Hill Golf Course and Pinecroft Golf Course are both within a 30-minute drive of the world-famous Arcadia Bluffs and Crystal Downs. Champion Hill and Pinecroft are public, affordable, well-designed, and—here's the key—owned and operated by one family. Is this the ideal business model for affordable golf? Andy Johnson and Garrett Morrison address that question in this episode, but first they spend some time chatting about the Solheim Cup, which took place at Inverness Club this past weekend. After Andy and Garrett finish up, they throw it to a conversation Andy recently had with Lee Stone, the owner of Champion Hill and Pinecroft, and Jim Cole, the longtime superintendent of both courses.

On August 30th, 2019, the body of Autumn Lee Stone was found in Green Lake in Seattle, Washington. She was found by a man paddleboarding who thought at first that she was a turtle in the water. When the police pulled Autumn's body out of the water, they found her shoelaces tied together around her neck. Within just an hour of Autumn's body being found police said there was no foul play and told journalists that Autumn had taken her own life. Join Mike and Morf as they discuss the mysterious death of Autumn Lee Stone. Did Autumn really take her own life or was she the victim of foul play? There are many questions that surround this case. Autumn allegedly told a friend that she was meeting her ex-boyfriend out at Green Lake. There were allegations that this man abused their 5-week-old child. Autumn's family does not believe she ended her life and thinks the police called it a suicide too quickly. Notes written by Autumn and mishandled evidence from the crime scene cloud this baffling case. You can help support the show at patreon.com/criminology An Emash Digital production Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When a young mother discovers a shocking secret about her fiancé weeks before their wedding, her life is turned upside down. Her death soon follows, and experts struggle to determine whether it’s a homicide or an unlikely suicide in this episode of Last Seen Alive.

1:20 – Shelly introduces Lee Stone detailing her journey through from behavioural training with dogs to working with parrots 3:35 – Shelley asks Lee to talk about her life experiences outside of training and how they have impacted her animal training life. 6:00 – Shelley and Lee discuss some specific strategies that she shares with her clients to help them with looking after their animals. 8:30 – Shelley asks Lee more about the importance of enrichment for parrots 11:20 – Shelley is curious about the people that ask Lee to help her with the parrots and do they realise how important enrichment and foraging is for their pets. 13:15 – Lee shares with us a recent training related challenge, how she worked through it and what she learned from that. 19:25 – Lee shares a training challenge that she is particularly proud of working through regarding a greyhound mix that showed ‘reactive and barking' behaviours towards many triggers. 28:20 – Shelley asks Lee how she started the training with Pippa and her owner and what strategies and behaviours she worked on first.

Bad Jokes Joclyn Stone and Rebecca Love talk about inappropriate things that will make you forget all about the year 2020. Dirty Jokes That Are (Never Appropriate But) Always FunnyThanks to: https://thoughtcatalog.com Online Adult Biz to Biz Summithttps://www.ynotsummit.com Joclyn Stone – Dominatrixhttp://joclynstonexxx.com Rebecca Love – Skinemax BQueenhttp://rebeccalove.com Discord Podcast Chathttps://discord.gg/5EUDuY8 The post 247 Inappropriately Funny | Sick Addictions with Joclyn Stone appeared first on Adult Film Star Network.

We had a great time chatting to head brewer, and owner of Shifty Lizard Brewing Co, Lee Stone. We spoke about his journey from homebrewing, (which he began at 16 years old mind you), to owning, and operating the Shifty Lizard Tap House in Willunga, South Australia. We spoke about Lee's past, current Shifty Lizard projects, the benefits of canning beer over bottles, as well as future plans for the venue. We tried three amazing beers, and spoke about their flavour profiles, and the inspiration for brewing these beers. Enjoy. Find us on instagram: @docbrewingco @asimmo90 Contact us via e-mail: chris@docbeer.com.au Contact Shifty Lizard: Instagram: @shifty.lizard.brewing E-mail: info@shiftylizard.com Website: www.shiftylizard.com Address: 33 High Street, Willunga, SA, 5172

Welcome to The Roe Show. In our first episode we interview 10X World Champion Freestyle Jet Ski athlete Lee Stone. We discuss how to flip a jet ski and how the sport has developed as a Freestyle industry. Lee also tell his stories of how he changed the sport's rules at the age of 13 when he attended his first World Cup competition. He also explains his injuries, including one that was quite serious and how he fought back to win the World Championship that same year!   NEXT WEEK: Boris Verkhovsky - Director of Performances at Cirque du Soleil   New Episodes Every Thursday @ 5:30 AM (Eastern Time)

Welcome to The Roe Show. We are pleased to be able to bring you the first acrobatic based Freestyle action sports podcast! We compare traditional sports with the new age Freestyle sports popping up on social media all around the world. In this introduction, you will see some of the great guests we have coming up and also be able to learn more about me, your host, from my recent interview with Travis Wong. Watch the full interview here - - https://youtu.be/uXe7tmSFnw0 We will have all of the more extreme freestyle athletes on the show to discuss their experiences in the sport and will be comparing different sports trying to see where communities are similar, but also where they are different, so we can all learn from each other through story telling and asking questions! Our first guest is 10x World Champion Freestyle Jet Ski athlete Lee Stone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbKuj...  We also have a complete educational program through the Freestyle Trampoline Association for any athlete, either traditional or Freestyle, who wants to learn EVERY TRICK ON A TRAMPOLINE, from learning to bounce up to Olympic level skills like triples and quads! We also have a hub of Influencer videos and tutorials from leaders in the industry!

Lee Stone, co-architect of Champion Hill, joins us on the Bag Drop to tell his story how he went from growing fruit and Christmas Trees to building one of the finest courses in Northern Michigan.

In a government shutdown seemingly without end, we bring you two stories from individuals directly impacted by the crisis. NASA scientist and union representative Lee Stone discusses the missed paychecks, loss of science, and lasting negative consequences to the public sector scientific workforce.

In a government shutdown seemingly without end, we bring you two stories from individuals directly impacted by the crisis. NASA scientist and union representative Lee Stone discusses the missed paychecks, loss of science, and lasting negative consequences to the public sector scientific workforce.

In a government shutdown seemingly without end, we bring you two stories from individuals directly impacted by the crisis. NASA scientist and union representative Lee Stone discusses the missed paychecks, loss of science, and lasting negative consequences to the public sector scientific workforce. Rob Hoyt, CEO of Tethers Unlimited, a small business in Washington state that was forced to lay off 20% of its workforce due to unpaid NASA contracts, describes the impact on contractors that may never see repayment or reimbursements. The Planetary Society has a petition to end the shutdown. More resources to explore this month’s topics are at http://www.planetary.org/multimedia/planetary-radio/show/2019/space-policy-edition-33.htmlLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lee Stone in the house to talk to us about how to create and roleplay memorable NPCs for your players in Shadowrun. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Jacob Heid Lee Stone Plays Scratchey and Marionette on the Dice Crimes actual play Also co-GMs Dice Crimes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dice-crimes-roleplay-podcast/id993226879?mt=2 Chit-Chat / Catching Up BOBBY was on Join the Anarchy - https://www.twitch.tv/jointheanarchy CASSIE -  Ran Matrix WetWork job. Crew had to kill a target in a UV Host. Succeed by 1 hit point. Tense and lot of fun. News Johnny Nuclear and the Meltdowns - https://johnnynuclear.bandcamp.com/album/atomic-heart Cyberlegs are coming… http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v539/n7628/full/nature20118.html More Cutting Aces Art - http://catalystgamelabs.tumblr.com/post/152967914381/cutting-aces-art What are our expectations from this book? DnD in Toy Hall of  fame- https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/11/14/dungeons-and-dragons-enters-toy-hall-of-fame/?client=ms-android-verizon Updated Street Grimoire PDF Available - https://www.reddit.com/r/Shadowrun/comments/5c14bq/updated_street_grimoire_pdf_available/ Q&A LazloZingo (Reddit) - Wants to know how to handle a situation when a vehicle is driving through a barrier. How does damage work for the vehicle and/or the passengers. James O'Neil - Extraterritoriality is the legal term, for when a nation leases or allows another nation (or in the Sixth World, a corporation) to occupy territory within its borders and that the territory occupied has to observe the nation's laws. Has a nation like the UCAS who acknowledges extraterritoriality, ever tried to revoke or deny it to a mega-corp? Olivia K - You guys mentioned a character sheets with variables in Epsiode 2 - is that still available? I'm currently tinkering around to make a sheet like that, so I'd be great for reference or even use. Scott Flowers - If you have multiple jammers do their noise stack? Main Topic - Memorable NPCs Outro NEXT EPISODE: Kevin Czarnecki - Doc Wagon Complex Action Patron Contest! - http://www.complexaction.net/contest NEW, sponsor an episode of Complex Action Actual Play. CONTACT THE SHOW: http://www.sixthworldpodcast.com theshow@sixthworldpodcast.com @6WorldPodcast

On April 15th, 2014, Pharoahe Monch released his fourth studio album, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) oThe album tackles PTSD; a severe anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to any event that results in psychological trauma. Throughout the duration of the LP, Monch narrates as an independent artist weary from the war against the industry machine and struggles of just living life. The album features artists such as: Black Thought, Talib Kweli, Denaun Porter, The Stepkids and Vernon Reid, as well as production from Lee Stone, Marco Polo, Jesse West and Quelle Chris. Here's my interview with the Pharoahe Monch, including music from the album. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Pharoahe Monch will release his fourth studio album, PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) on April 15, 2014. The album tackles PTSD; a severe anxiety disorder that can develop after exposure to any event that results in psychological trauma. Throughout the duration of the LP, Monch narrates as an independent artist weary from the war against the industry machine and struggles of just living life. The album features artists such as: Black Thought, Talib Kweli, Denaun Porter, The Stepkids and Vernon Reid, as well as production from Lee Stone, Marco Polo, Jesse West and Quelle Chris.   Here's my entire interview with the Pharoahe Monch. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Rene Sandy is the co-founder of Hip-Hop Loves Foundation (HHL), a NYC-based nonprofit that co-produces workshops, seminars,and events that create space for dialogue and exploration on the themes of success, youth empowerment, and social justice through Hip Hop within a global context. The Foundation views Hip-Hop as the cultural intersection of many vibrant forms of expression including dance, sports, visual arts, and technology. Our programs are based in the US and abroad, thus enabling us to strengthen global relationships with grassroots organizations, universities, NGOs, governments, and companies that value empowering youth. HHL links artists and partnering organizations to facilitate programs that impact underserved communities. The Hip-Hop Loves Foundation (HHL) has  its “I Got 5 on Hip Hop Loves” Campaign and embarked on a collaborative effort to raise $1 Million to expand its work in the US, Brazil, Australia, Japan, and South Africa. The "I Got $5 on Hip Hop Loves" campaign in partnership with AllHipHop.com will encourage fans of Hip Hop from all over the world to donate $5 or more. The tax deductable donations will be used to establish Hip-Hop Loves workspace and workshop centers in New York City, Rio, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Mobile studios for workshops will be established in Africa, Australia, the United Kingdome and other areas that lack modern technology.  Another Hip Hop Loves Foundation project that warrants support is the compilation CD to raise money to support the ongoing work in Haiti after the earthquake in January 2010.  Proceeds from album sales will go to Global Syndicate and to the Hip Hop Loves Foundation for ground relief in Haiti as well as to facilitate workshops. Producers on the project include Hip Hop Loves Co-Founder Siba Giba, and Emmy Award Winning Producer Emmai Alaquiva, DJ Scratch, Pete Rock, Will Tell, and Lee Stone. 

 Rene Sandy is the co-founder of Hip-Hop Loves Foundation (HHL), a NYC-based nonprofit that co-produces workshops, seminars,and events that create space for dialogue and exploration on the themes of success, youth empowerment, and social justice through Hip Hop within a global context. The Foundation views Hip-Hop as the cultural intersection of many vibrant forms of expression including dance, sports, visual arts, and technology. Our programs are based in the US and abroad, thus enabling us to strengthen global relationships with grassroots organizations, universities, NGOs, governments, and companies that value empowering youth. HHL links artists and partnering organizations to facilitate programs that impact underserved communities. The Hip-Hop Loves Foundation (HHL) has  its “I Got 5 on Hip Hop Loves” Campaign and embarked on a collaborative effort to raise $1 Million to expand its work in the US, Brazil, Australia, Japan, and South Africa. The "I Got $5 on Hip Hop Loves" campaign in partnership with AllHipHop.com will encourage fans of Hip Hop from all over the world to donate $5 or more. The tax deductable donations will be used to establish Hip-Hop Loves workspace and workshop centers in New York City, Rio, Los Angeles, and Seattle. Mobile studios for workshops will be established in Africa, Australia, the United Kingdome and other areas that lack modern technology.  Another Hip Hop Loves Foundation project that warrants support is the compilation CD to raise money to support the ongoing work in Haiti after the earthquake in January 2010.  Proceeds from album sales will go to Global Syndicate and to the Hip Hop Loves Foundation for ground relief in Haiti as well as to facilitate workshops. Producers on the project include Hip Hop Loves Co-Founder Siba Giba, and Emmy Award Winning Producer Emmai Alaquiva, DJ Scratch, Pete Rock, Will Tell, and Lee Stone.   

Host Suzanne Lieurance talks with author Tanya Lee Stone about her book, "A Bad Boy Can Be Good For A Good Girl," and other works.