Wednesday Morning Radio with Tamilee Webb and Barry Dobson

I remember, years ago, working out to exercise videos to stay in shape; remember when they only came in VHS? I used them so much they'd begin to get worn out! Well, on our radio show, A Balanced Life, on Wednesday, February 17th Tracey Mallett and I will be chatting with fitness icon, Tamilee Webb and P.R. specialist, Brian Dobson. Both guests are so interesting and have so much to share! I hope you'll join us at 10 a.m. Eastern time (9 a.m. Central time/7 a.m. Pacific time).

To listen from your radio click here. In Seattle catch us on 106.9 FM HD Channel 3

With more than 10 million workout videos sold since 1985, Tamilee Webb has become the most trusted fitness expert in the business. She graduated from California State University Chico with a Masters Degree in Exercise Science and was elected to the Fitness Hall of Fame in 2008. Tamilee is an IDEA Video Exercise Expert and often presents at their annual convention. Over the years she’s authored fitness articles for several national and international publications, appeared as a featured speaker all over the world and is an avid animal activist, having rescued many animals over the years including Izzie, her current dog. Earlier this year, Tamilee announced the release of her Classic Buns of Steel Vol. 1,” DVD ($19.95), the first in a series of DVDs that will make this classic fitness series available on DVD for the first time. The initial volume features three classic workouts on three individual DVDs: Buns of Steel 3: Buns & More, Abs of Steel, Abs & Arms of Steel.

Crisis management expert, Brian Dobson is an accomplished public relations executive with over 20 years strong experience in corporate, crisis and issues management, investor relations and marketing communications. He’s a former journalist who has worked with corporate leaders and others to gain a great perspective on news and its management.

Dobson's an Army vet who was a correspondent with the 8th Army UN Press Corp when younger, before becoming a journalist at Dow Jones and Reuters. He ran a Pro Bono campaign to help vets over the years.

He has handled crisis PR in what until this year was the biggest case in Department of Justice history (for Takeda, Japan’s #1 pharmaceutical company) and oversaw all PR the hottest kids properties, including the 1980s and 1990s biggest hit, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, for the Turtles’ owners and worldwide licensor.

When a journalist at Dow Jones/WSJ and subsequently at Reuters, where he wrote the daily stock market report and covered the NY Fed, his articles appeared worldwide. He entered PR at the New York Stock Exchange during a period of crisis and the contraction of the financial service industry, the lessening of floor specialist power, the advent of negotiated rates and the reordering of the hierarchy of the industries. He headed PR at a Fortune 50 before running his agency and building PR images from toys to biometrics.

This month on FHI Online magazine, read Sarah McCrum's article on Family and the Future of Love Relationships and then check out Falise Platt's book choices in our Good Reads column, for your reading enjoyment.

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