Sharon Kleyne Hour

Dr. Alan Kadish (Medford, OR), licensed naturopathic physician, discusses naturopathic physicians in general, integrative medicine and proactive health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses restoration of America’s polluted rivers.

Andrew McFall (Sarasota, FL), Vice President of Marketing for BioLife, Inc., discusses the company’s breakthrough product – QR Powder, a breakthrough technology used in first aid to instantly stop bleeding. For additional information visit the company’s website at www.biolife.com or call 800.722.7559. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses “bad water” and the Death Valley aquifer.

Dr. Kenneth Chung, DDS (Portland, OR), OHSU School of Dentistry and CEO of ComfortCare Health Services, Inc., discusses new discoveries concerning dry mouth and overall health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the Canadian Great Lakes.

Berit Nilsson (Columbus, OH), licensed reflexologist and founder of Reflexology Science Institute, discusses reflexology, feet and integrative medicine. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the lower Mississippi Delta.

Dr. Dennis Buckley (Pasadena, CA), former President of the California Chiropractic Association, discusses taking personal responsibility for better health. Second guest Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge in Tulelake, California.

Dr. Marguerite McDonald (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, refractive eye surgeon and LASIK pioneer, discusses important eye care information applicable to all people. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and author, continues his discussion on the world’s deepest lakes.

Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the affects global warming has on the eye and how to properly care for the eye's outermost protective layer, the tear film. Second guest, Eddie Wallace (Ashland, OR) with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, discusses the Oregon Shakespeare Festival - then and now.

Katy Lebbing (Chicago, IL), past member of Le Leche International, discusses breastfeeding and how it is the best gift to give to your baby. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Grants Pass, OR), naturalist and writer, discusses Russia's Lake Baikal, the world's deepest lake.

Maya Dolena (Maui, HA), lifestyle coach, spa owner and retired corporate executive, discusses women in business and how to properly balance health and family, and manage stress. Second guest, Dave Siddon (Grants Pass, OR), Director of Wildlife Images Rehabilitation center, discusses the impact global warming has on the wildlife population and its effects on behavior.

Dr. Michael Steelman (Oklahoma City, OK), bariatric specialist (weight loss), discusses the common sense of diet, exercise, weight loss and the importance of water. Second guest, Russ Stauff (Medford, OR), biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Rogue Watershed District, discusses balance: the simultaneous development and preservation of a major western watershed.

Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), international forest genetics expert and owner of Tree Improvement Enterprises, Inc., discusses ways to create better forests for a healthier global environment. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses California's Mammoth Lakes ski area - inside an increasingly active volcano with CO2 emissions.

Dr. Dana Hargunani (Portland, OR), Director of the Child Safety Center at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, discusses childhood injury prevention and treatment. Second guest, Lowell Pratt (Merlin, OR), Manager of Morrison’s Lodge, discusses the history of Morrison's Lodge on the famous Rogue River.

Nancy Coleman (Grants Pass, OR), Board Member of Save a Child’s Life Foundation, discusses pediatric melanoma - prevention, recognition and treatment. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses Kitch-iti-kippi, Michigan’s largest natural spring.

Mikaylah Roggasch (Grants Pass, OR), college student, discusses volunteer work at an Indian orphanage through Crossroads. Second guest, Rod Nichols (Salem, OR), Information Officer with the Oregon Department of Forestry discusses state forest lands, fire protection, landowner assistance and the Oregon Forest Practices Act.

Dr. Dennis Buckley (Pasadena, CA), former President of the California Chiropractic Association, discusses basic lifestyle changes to promote better health. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses hiking do's and don'ts.

Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the dry eye crisis facing people worldwide. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses global warming from a non-political perspective.

Susie Bacon (Portland, OR) with Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, discusses new approaches to meeting the medical needs of children and their families. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses global warming and the little Ice Age of the 16th - 18th centuries.

Kay Webber (Portland, OR), Public Relations Director with Shriners Portland Hospital, discusses Shriners hospitals no-cost pediatric burn and orthopedic care. Second guest, Art Bernstein (Gold Hill, OR), naturalist and author, discusses the mystery of volcanic ice caves.

Bill Wolfe (Santa Fe, NM), DDS, NMD, holistic dentist, discusses natural dentistry and overall health. Second guest, Dr. Jan Hodder (Coos Bay, OR), Marine Biologist with the University of Oregon’s Institute of Marine Biology, discusses how climate change affects the Oregon coast marine life.

Chris Smith (Greenback, TN), flight attendant for 33 years, discusses how low humidity, crowding and re-circulated air can dry skin and eyes during airline travel. Second guest, Jack Potter (West Glacier, MT) with Glacier National Park, discusses past glaciation, hydrology and the effects global warming has on fresh water and fisheries within Glacier National Park.