Dr. David Gruder


The Woodstock Music Festival took place 40 years ago on Max Yasgur's 600 acre dairy farm in the rural town of Bethel, New York. Thirty-two acts performed in front of nearly half a million concertgoers including award-winning psychologist, Dr. David Gruder, who was 15 years old. What can Woodstock teach us about society's problems... 40 Years Later? David Gruder joins us today to tell a surprising and funny story of how he ended up at Woodstock at such a young age, some of his favorite memories from this historic event and how his Woodstock experience continues to shape his life and career even now, 40 years later.
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by Jan Dacri


Absentminded? Forgetful? Senior Moments? Who wouldn't like to improve their memory? Jan Dacri, the world's foremost memory expert and top motivational speaker, will share some secrets to overcoming absentmindedness, techniques to improve concentration, sharpen recall of facts and the sure-fire method for remembering names.
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The hottest topic in Washington is Health Care Reform. Will a Public Health Option Destroy Insurance Companies? Is the proposed health reform legislation fair? Brenda Gleason, President of "M2 Health Care Consulting" and Adjunct Faculty at The George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services, will help us understand some of the issues involved with this massive change.
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by Mark Stevens


Whether you own a big multi-million dollar firm or a "ma and pa out-of-home" business, your marketing will certainly determine your success. Our guest today, best-selling author Mark Stevens, CEO of MSCO, will tell us why "Your Marketing Sucks" and explain some of the biggest mistakes made when marketing.
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