What's Happening on Midday Live

5-28-9 Randy Meier spoke with Susan Thomas of Robert Half International and Teresa Day and Mary Kloehn of Navigate Forward on job searching. Dr. Doug Lemay spoke with Randy about in home euthanasia.

5-22-9 Esme Murphy spoke with Barbara Nicolosi a screenwriter and co-writer of Mary: Mother of the Christ.

5-20-9 Randy Meier spoke with Brown County Sheriff Deputy Jason Sidel on the search for Collen and Daniel Hauser. If you have any information regarding this search please call 507-237-6700. Ron Ramsdale gave tips for college students to pay back their student loans.

5-19-9 Randy Meier spoke with Col. Oliver North about his new book American Heroes. Credit counseling services from Lutheran Social Services. For help you can call 888-577-2227.

5-18-9 Randy Meier talked about the website mycommutesucks.org to let the government know about areas in need of transportation dollar. Pfizer is helping those who lost their jobs or health care with free prescription medication for up to a year. Go to Pfizer's website or call 866-706-2400.

5-13-9 Randy Meier spoke with the IAVA about combat stress, Paul Herr on his book Primal Management and Lynda Lavin about Walking with Dinosaurs appearing at the Target Center.

5-12-9 Randy Meier spoke with Mike Spangenberg about KIPP Stand Academy and Wedding Entertainer Director Bill Herman about his upcoming workshop, The Savvy Groom

5-7-9 Randy spoke with Tom Maertz, documentary filmmaker who made a documentary about Minnesota homelessness. Kate Vogl shares her story of adoption in a sweet Mother's Day story and Tom Arndt shares his book of the Twin Cities back in a simpler time.

5-5-9 Randy spoke with Felix Meschke and Karen Greer about those who have had to rethink retirement due to the economy. Alex Stenbeck talked about how to get out of your mortgage in tough economic times. Are we raising generations of narcissists? We look at a new book The Narcicissm Epidemic.

5-1-9 Esme Murphy talked about a fundraiser taking place this weeked for Katherine Olson.

4-29-9 Randy Meier talked about peanut allergies with an allergist, a mom with a child who suffers from food allergies and a dog trainer who trains dogs to detect peanut allergens. Ronald Frederick talked about his book Living Like You Mean it.

4-28-9 Randy Meier spoke with Families USA about the the subsidized COBRA plans for those who have lost thier jobs. For more information you can go to the Department of Labor.

4-24-9 Esme Murphy spoke Congressman Keith Ellison about legislation to make credit-card companies eliminate sudden rate fees. The producer of Voltage Anna Lee talke about the fashion event of the year with designer Kimberly Jurek.

4-23-9 Denny Long spoke with Master Gardener Teri Knight with yard and garden advice.

4-22-9 Randy Meier spoke with the filmmakers of The Red Tail. Bill Walsh of the MN Dept. of Energy talked about the stimulus money that is coming to Minnesota to help with weatherization home projects. Roddy Scheer talked about his book Earthtalk.

4-21-9 Randy spoke with Lois Quam of Tysvar in helping green companies get started.

4-20-9 Randy Meier spoke with David Francis and Annette Swanson about Brandon's Law. Jim McCorkell of Admission Possible about getting low-imcome kids to college.

4-17-9 Randy Meier spoke with Jim Erchul of the Dayton's Bluff Neighborhood Housing Services and Versonica Davis of the Neighborhood Housing Services of Minneapolis (call 612-521-3581) talked about free money being made available by the Pohlad Family Foundation for first time home buyers in two selected neighborhood in efforts to rejuninate the neighborhoods.

4-16-9 Randy Meier spoke with Carrie Resch of the IRS on advise on what to do if you can't pay your taxes. Pat Anderson talked about the Tea Party taking place at the State Capitol today from 5-8 PM. Matt Goldberg of Table for Two talked about people looking for love in these economic times.

4-15-9 Jearlyn Steele spoke with Cindy Johnson of the Animal Humane Society about adoption.

4-14-9 Denny Long spoke with Kent Bernhard of MNDOT about road construction season.

4-13-9 Jearlyn Steele spoke with Marc Balma on the devestation and restoration of artwork in the L'Aquila are of Italy. Dr. Ed Szachowicz talked about plastic surgery options for those wanting to look good when in the job market.

4-9-9 Denny Long spoke with Sheri Erickson of Sound Sleep Centers and Dr. Bryan Hoff about sleeping disorders.

4-3-9 Esme Murphy spoke with Sarah Richter, the sister of Katherine Ann Olson about a benefit concert in her memory and honor.

4-2-9 Denny Long SPoke with David Greer the director of the Lake Home and Cabin show

3-31-9 Jearlyn spoke with Terese Tomeo on sexting and got some good advice for pratents to tackle this difficult issue. Desdamona, a local poet talked about the way poets put to words what people are feeling in society.

3-27-9 Esme Murphy spoke with Mark Kulda of the Insurance Federation of Minnesota and talked about a way to find out if your home is in a flood zone. Click here to go to that website.

Jearlyn Steele spoke with KFGO reporter Don Haney about volunteering with flood preparation. 701-476-4000.

Denny Long spoke with Giavanna Tormina on the Boys Council which just expanded to the Twin Cities and is looking for faciliators. Ryan Yardley of Walgrave and Yardley addressed divorse and selling the family home. Dr. Charles Crutchfield talked about popular procedures that men get from dermatologists. Union Gospel MIssion is holding a fundraiser this Saturday, enjoy some delicious soup and a keep the beautiful hand-thrown bowl.

Jearlyn Steele spoke with Sergei Naumov of GoSwap on swapping homes and Karen Kitchel of Cheerful Givers on gift birthday gift bags for disadvantaged children.

Rod Simons spoke with Allison Hemming of Hired Guns about staying confident when looking for jobs.

Denny Long spoke with Skip Lockrem of Zip Express Installation on computer, home network and HDTV issues.

Adam Carter spoke with Kareem Abdul Jabbar about is latest book, he talked about mustaches and facial hair with John English the Founder and Creative Director of John English Salons and about Petumentary a way to capture forever memories of your pet that your heart will never forgot.

Randy Meier spoke about Dad and Daughter relationships with The Dad Man, Joe Kelly and Dr. Amy Horton talked about how being optimistic can have a positive affect on one's health.

Esme Murphy spoke with Reza Saberi, the father of journalist, Roxana Seberi being held in Iran. Sign the petition to have her released. Chris Brown and Rihanna are in the news again. Domestic violence can terrify a person from getting away from a partner. The Minnesota Domestic Violence Crisis Line is 866-223-1111

Denny spoke with Brandon Stanton of Summit Mortgage, George Wozniak of Hobbitt Travel and Doug Swinhart of US Admins.

Esme spoke with Daniel Seddiqui who is working 50 jobs in 50 states.

Roshini Rajkumar spoke with Speaker of the House Margaret Anderson Kelliher about instilling the public to give their input in state budget suggestions. Click here to go to the link. Matt Blair talked about an event tomorow for Special Olympics. He'll be signing his book at the Woodbury Spalon Montage from 1-3 PM. A listener called with her small non-prifiot she wanted to get word out on Wingspan Life Resources.

Rod Simons spoke with Denise Jorgeson of Operation Minnesota Nice, some members of the Rocket Club band and Bill Champlin, lead singer of Chicago.

Esme talked about teeneage abuse with Barton Erickson from Cornerstone. GoGirl is a new product that allows women to pee standing up. Ruth Graham is speaking at a conference at Northen Heights Lutheran Church.

Steve Perry of Minnesota Politics talked with Sarah and Brian about ways to raising state funding to battle the states deficit budget. Mark Cohen of Minnesota Lawyer talked about how taxing legal fees and court cost affect consumers.

Sarah Janecek and Brian Lampert talk about Minnesota Politics.

John Talked about ALS with former boxer, Scott LeDoux. He will be roasted May 3rd to benefit Wishes and More.

Andy Lindus of Lindus Construction talked about remodeling and staying in your home during more difficult economic times. Local author Brian Freeman talks about his lastest book In the Dark, Terry Trippler talks about the
airline industry and what kind of impact South West Airlines will make on this market.

Joe Schmit is emceeing the Love to Find Cure to benefit the Lymphoma Research Foundation

A family building conference with RESOLVE takes place with information on infertility, adoption and alternative therapies. For information on hoarding or other mental health issue call 1-888-NAMI HELPS (1-888-626-4435.) NORML and Minnesota Family Council weigh in on legalizing marijuana.

Restless Genius by Richard Tofel

Ex Ettiquette for Holidays and other Family Celebrations by Jann Blackstone-Ford

Richard Lingeman of The Nation talked about his book The Nation: The Guide to The Nation

Doug Swinhart from US-Admins.com answering your computer questions.

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