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9 am Eastern, "The Tufts Get Going!" host, Rosanna Tufts: "Catch Your Match!" Fed up with online dating? You'll want to give it another try, when Dave Elliott (calling all the way from Australia) shows you how to compose a dating profile that really works! Find out why you have to think like an "ad man" to create Brand YOU. Dave's new book, "The Catch Your Match Formula," walks you through the process. 

Management consultant and golf enthusiast Susan Ascher is President and CEO of The Ascher Group.  Read the name carefully.  We met because we were mistaken for each other on line.  Susan is the author of Dude, Seriously, It's Not All About You, a light-hearted (as the title makes clear) view of how manners have changed - or haven't changed - in the digital age.  She followed that up with Dude, Seriously, Get Your ASK in Gear, a practical guide to leadership.   Susan has won numerous awards for entrepreneurship, including Small Businessperson of the Year, inclusion in the Top 25 Leading Women Entrepreneurs in the State of New Jersey.  We'll talk about that and about the messages of her books.

10 am Eastern, "Issues: Christian Men Talk," host Deacon Thomas Farr

9 am Eastern, Saturdays: "Heart 2 Heart," host The Rev. Etta Banks Where we discuss matters of the heart.  Relationships with man and GOD.

6:30 pm Thursday, but 8:30 AM Friday in New South Wales, Dave Elliott calling in to talk about the "Catch Your Match Formula"

1 pm Eastern, Noon Central: "The Solution Hour," hosts Monica Petty and Darius Stanton Join "The Diamond" Monica Petty and "Mr. Peace-n-Love" Darius Stanton every week, as they share solutions for making your life WORK!

Drew Alexander  is the BMW Motorcycle Manager for Battly Cycles. Bikers have a stereotype that is almost never true - Drew's somewhat grizzled look notwithstanding. One thing that is true of most bikers and biking clubs is that they do a lot of fund-raising for various causes.   Drew is a volunteer with Wellspring International Outreach, which focuses on supporting orphaned an otherwise abandoned children across the world. Drew has built homes, playgrounds, and other support structures in South Africa. He'll talk with us about the desperation he has seen and the rise in what is known as voluntourism.

9 am Eastern Wednesdays, "The Tufts Get Going!" host Rosanna Tufts: "All About the Hats!" The Preakness is coming up, where Baltimore puts its best foot forward. As much as it's about the horses, it's also about looking AMAZING among the cream of the horse-racing community. A fabulous hat is de-rigeur . . . but what if you don't own one? Now that you mention it, women used to wear hats all the time. Why don't we, anymore, leaving us feeling a bit clueless at times when it really matters? Erika Chloe Grundland, of My Image Expert, is on hand today, to help you get through any fashion emergency! 

10 am Eastern, "Issues: Christian Men Talk," host Deacon Thomas Farr

9 am Eastern, Saturdays: "Heart 2 Heart," host The Rev. Etta Banks Where we discuss matters of the heart.  Relationships with man and GOD.

11 am Central, Noon Eastern: "Positive Impact Radio" Join Carol and Akram every week, to talk to people who are making a Positive Impact in the world!

1 pm Eastern, Noon Central: "The Solution Hour," hosts Monica Petty and Darius Stanton Join "The Diamond" Monica Petty and "Mr. Peace-n-Love" Darius Stanton every week, as they share solutions for making your life WORK!

This week, we talk with music - and now media - mogul, Frank Johnson.  At age 17, one label had moved him up to New York to work for them. He worked for Def Jam Records for years, working closely with then Def Jam president, Kevin Liles.    Starting as a rap artist himself, he didn't like the way his label was treating him, so he decided to learn the reins himself.  And he learned it well!  At which point, he stopped performing so he could help other young artists take control of their careers.  He still promotes, through his newly-launched Frank Johnson Media.  But he also has his own radio and TV network, WPB Networks, and his Creative Hub Baltimore provides space and support for young artists to grow.  

9 am Eastern, Wednesdays: "The Tufts Get Going!" host Rosanna Tufts "Dating for 50+ People:" It ain't easy to get back in the social whirl to search for a new mate, when you're 50 or older. And the challenge may not have anything to do with your looks! Your own history may be your biggest barrier, especially the fear of landing right back in the same drama you hoped to escape. But there are some unique benefits, too, to being older and available. Leora Hoffman, professional matchmaker, is on hand this morning to help you get your groove back, so you can get your next guy or gal! LeoraHoffman.com

10 am Eastern, "Issues: Christian Men Talk," host Deacon Thomas Farr

9 am Eastern, Saturdays: "Heart 2 Heart," host The Rev. Etta Banks Where we discuss matters of the heart.  Relationships with man and GOD.

11 am Central, Noon Eastern: "Positive Impact Radio" Join Carol Wachniak and Akram Abedelal every week, to talk to people who are making a Positive Impact in the world! We showcase  "The Difference You Make By the Actions You Take!" Today's show is sponsored by Lori Beth Geils, Dove Miracle Moments  Genesis 1 Management LLC Social Enterprise percentage of the proceeds supports Education and Entreprenuership  Squirrel & Company featuring the Squirrel Bank    

1 pm Eastern, Noon Central: "The Solution Hour," hosts Monica Petty and Darius Stanton Join "The Diamond" Monica Petty and "Mr. Peace-n-Love" Darius Stanton every week, as they share solutions for making your life WORK!

  Singer/songwriter Meredith Seidel has become one of the most sought-after performers in the Baltimore/DC corridor.  She and her band, Soul Fusion, cover the gamut of genres as they soar from standards to soul to gospel to pop. She has achieved what every artist strives for: She makes a living from her art.  As for any entrepreneur, it was - and continues to be - a lot of hard work.  One of the things we talk about is the role her spirituality and meditation practice play in her success as a person and as an artist.  She always sees the positive spin on everything, to the point where she cannot write a sad or depressing song; it'll always end up with a hopeful ending.  Join us in our conversation and hear a couple of her songs. 

10 am Eastern, "Issues: Christian Men Talk," host Deacon Thomas Farr