HealthyLife.net Radio Sizzling Summer

HealthyLife.net is the Positive 'Self-Care' Radio Network set to give you positive vibes all summer long and you can even listen your way: Live - On-Demand - Podcast.

LET'S WELCOME OUR NEW HOSTS

The Autism Detectives - Tue. 10am PT

w/Patricia Lemer & Dr. Andy McCabe

                                                                                        

These Detectives delve into the causes of autism, not just the symptoms, helping you discover information & alternatives. Patricia Lemer, a Licensed Counselor and 40-year diagnostician is the author of three healing autism books. Dr. Andy McCabe has a Psy.D. in Applied Psychology and is a full time professor.  LISTEN NOW

CONGRATS TO THE FOLLOWING HOSTS

13 YEARS  

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HOST OF THE MONTH:

Risa Feldman
Epicurean Exploring
4th Monday every month, 2 p.m. PST 

Risa is a Jersey Gal who grew up going down the shore, listening to Springsteen. She attended The University of Miami, graduating with degrees in both Psychology and Communications. Risa's first job was in New York City in Sports Public Relations agency, Alan Taylor Communication and after 5 years became a Senior Publicist. She later joined Festival Marketing where she was part of a team that created and produced high-end one of a kind experiences for American Express cardholders and later became Vice President for Integrated Sports International.

Eventually Risa launched her own business New Leaf Events and Marketing. She had a constant flow of projectsand her clients included American Express, Dick Clark Communications, Food and Wine Magazine, Coca Cola, Starbucks, Maui Film Festival, Bermuda Tourism and more.

In 2000, Risa was invited to join the Sports Production Team of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. For the first-time ever, the USOC decided to broadcast live, the announcement of the Bronze, Silver and Gold medalists, immediately after each final event. For 2 years she worked with a staff of 90, with the goal of flawlessly executing 65 'Field of Play' live TV ceremonies. Due to its success, she was asked to join the 2010 Olympic Winter Sports Production Dept in Vancouver. Then she became a guest correspondent on the Today Show.

Afer the 2010 Olympics she started writing. With a passion for adventures and love of experiencing new food and restaurants she became a travel/food writer and soon she was being sought after and sent on travel/dining writing assignments from all different media and tourism offices. After a few months, I received a call about an opportunity to be a guest on a restaurants/dining show on HealthyLife.net Radio Network. To Risa life is about constant discovery and experiences. Her advice is, "Don't be afraid to go after what it is that you feel a passion for, and if you haven't found that passion, keep your eyes open, that passion may just find you!"      LISTEN NOW

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SUMMER PREDICTIONS

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The HealthyLife.net Gluten-Free Recipe of the Month

 Cookie of Cookies

Oven Temperature: 350° F

Baking Time: 8-10 minutes
Preparation: Grease baking sheets.

1 1/2 cups wheat free flour
1/2 teaspoon of xantham gum
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 cup butter (softened, room temperature)
2/3 cup maple syrup
1 egg yolk (room temperature)
1 teaspoon vanilla

Sift together flour, xantham gum, baking powder and salt. Cream butter with maple syrup using electric mixer on low-medium speed until well blended. Add egg yolk and vanilla. With a wooden spoon, blend in flour mixture to creamed mixture to form dough.
Roll out dough (may be crumbly) /2 inch thick on lightly floured bowl. Cut into desired shapes with your favorite cookie cutters.
Place cookies on greased baking sheets. Immediately remove cookies from pan and cool on wire rack.

This cookie is versatile and can be made into other types of cookies.

For Almond Cookies:
Add 1/2 teaspoon almond extract and 1 teaspoon of grated lemon peel at the time you add the egg yolk and vanilla.

For Caraway Cookies:
Add 2 tablespoons of caraway seed to sifted flour mixture.

For Ginger Cookies: Add 1/4 cup candied ginger chopped extremely fine and 1/2 teaspoon ginger at the time you add the egg yolk and vanilla.

For Molasses Cookies:
Add 1/3 cup molasses and reduce maple syrup to 1/3 of a cup.

For Orange Cookies:
Add 1/2 teaspoon orange extract and 1 1/2 teaspoon of grated orange peel at the time you add the egg yolk and vanilla.

For Spice Cookies:
Add 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon cloves and 1/4 teaspoon allspice to sifted flour mixture.

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HealthyLife.Net Years Ahead of Emerging Positive Media Curve

In 2002 HealthyLife.net, a pioneer in positive media, commenced its positive radio talk network to provide a balance against the negativity, sensationalism and controversy of traditional media. It was definitely what people were trending towards because today, by 3rd party analysis, HealthyLife.net has 1700% more listeners than any traditional digital radio station.

One of HealthyLife.net's purposes was to pave the way for other positive media. Recently a wave of media alternatives focused on presenting a positive, balanced view of the world are now coming into play. HealthyLife.net is ecstatic at the possibility that traditional media is finally beginning to question their negativity and its result.

According to the BBC website Charlie Beckett, former editor of Channel 4 News and director of journalism think-tank POLIS, highlighted positive and solution-focused news sections in the likes of traditional media and the rise of alternatives such as Positive News, (HealthyLife.net started a Weekday Positive News Show in 2007) as a challenge to traditional news values. Beckett said that there is an ingrained belief in mainstream media that news has to be about something broken, violent or disturbing, which runs so deep that it's almost the unconscious of the craft. He went on to potently share: Journalists are questioning the fundamentals of news itself. But change is beginning to stir at a deeper level, he said. Even the toughest of mainstream newsrooms are aware that the old editorial certainties are being questioned.

In the Huffington Post Positive News editor, Seán Dagan Wood, is quoted as saying he believed that relentless bad news was leaving audiences feeling disempowered "We are reaching peak negativity in the news," he said. "The overall narrative that the media creates is no longer serving us and it's increasingly at odds with our evolving sense of who we are, what works and what's possible."

According to Gawker.com Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post, recently

announced a global editorial initiative in this space: "If we don't cover positive stories, ideally with the same relentlessness and the same resources that we cover negative stories, we're basically not giving our readers the full truth," said Huffington. "We're giving them a very jaundiced view of human nature."  Interestingly, stories that reinforce faith in human nature are shared three times more on the Huffington Post than the combined average of all other sections on the site.

According to The United Kingdom's PositiveNews.org, statistics show that audiences are fatigued by the repetition of stories of misery and violence in foreign news.  "The news agenda as it stands has disturbing consequences," warned Dr Denise Baden, who has researched social psychology in relation to the news. "It leads to helplessness. It leads to a lack of agency. It leads to mental health issues," she said.

In today's ever changing world, reliable ethical media has a responsibility to expose positive stories and potential solutions. It's not enough to just inform people about what's going wrong because it fosters a negative focus without balance. Unfortunately nowadays  this is the way in which traditional media chooses to report. However, HealthyLife.net is not part of THAT paradigm.

Marketing agencies are expected to spend a total of $540 billion worldwide on advertising in 2015, led by a 15.7 percent growth in digital media. Yet advertising dollars in traditional television, newspapers and magazines are either in decline or show stunted gains. This offers some proof that traditional media is not maintaining its audience and thereby not satisfying its ad clients needs. Ostrich in the sand, just 'make the money' business media executives are missing the old standard universal media law that does maintain audience and ad dollars - CONTENT IS KING. Combine that with the majority of people not wanting all that sensationalism, negativity and controversy and Positive Media stands out with its content AND consistent, growing audience.

HealthyLife.net is the King and Queen of Positive Media leading their audience to new ideas, solutions and possibilities of a happy, healthy life. With its live, on-demand and podcast download shows and 62 channels of syndicated/simulcast distribution to 130 countries and all 50 U.S. States, it has a massive audience. The time is right to consider advertising or sponsoring a show on HealthyLife.net's All Positive Media. So for a positive experience please consider us for your next advertising buy.  Contact John at 310-483-1436, ad@healthylife.net.