Catalog of Interviews and Bits

About Richard Kuritz: Richard Kuritz Is a Political Scientist, Writer, PR Strategist and Carpenter. He is an unapologetic New Yorker who transplanted his tribe from the NY tundra to San Diego sunshine over three decades ago. His background includes securities, finance, construction and elected office. Currently, Rich works as a Media Relations Specialist, bringing experts to media around the country. Richardâ??s independent perspective on America crosses party lines and is anchored in common sense and the Constitution. He resides in the San Diego sunshine with his high school sweetheart, his relentless dog and has too many books-in- progress. His commentary is found in columns, national magazines and on radio across the country.

OBAMACARE EXPERT: Dr. Dennis Deruelle (Durr-Rell), Author Of Your Healthcare Playbook: Winning the Game of Modern Medicine.

The Denice Gary Pandol Show is live, every Tuesday, at WilkinsRadio.com or at 1410 am on the radio dial in Kern County from 1 to 2 PST or you may go to my website where each weekâ??s broadcast is archived and/or locate times and days this broadcast is aired on other nationally syndicated internet radio networks across the country.

About Donna Carol Voss A Berkeley grad who climbed the corporate ladder to become a successful businesswoman, Donna Carol Voss is also now a wife, mother to three adopted siblings, and an author whose opinions have been widely read in the Blaze, Huff Po, and the Federalist as well as in her new book, Deep Dive: Sanctuary Cities. A purveyor of Original Thinking for 21 st  Century Living, Donna cuts through the emotionalism of to provide a clearer look at many of the hot-button issues of our times. New Book: Deep Dive: Sanctuary Cities is a fact based analysis of an emotional issue laced with compassion and reality. Learn more about Donna Voss and her books Deep Dive: Sanctuary Cities , Hail To The Chief and One of Everything at www.donnacarolvoss.com Deep Dive: Sanctuary Cities , Hail To The Chief and One of Everything are available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.com and at www.donnacarolvoss.com

McMasters comments on Trump & more

#MAGA/TRUMP ANALYST: Jeff Crouere (Crew-air), is a columnist and author of the timely new book America's Last Chance. Jeff is a former Trump Delegate from Louisiana and the state Co-Chair for the LA Trump Campaign

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Doug Giles, is the Founder and Editor of ClashDaily.com, and author of the wild new â??books, The Effeminization of the American Male and also A Coloring Book for College Cry Babies!

Epilepsy is a medical condition in which nerve cells in the brain now and then send out excessive electrical discharges, causing the episodes that are called seizures. Epilepsy affects over 2 million Americans of all ages. Seizures can range from an odd sensation in the stomach and a vague feeling of confusion to whole-body stiffness and jerky motions, depending on the way that the excessive electrical impulses affect the brain activity. Once the seizure runs its course, usually within seconds or a few minutes, the brain enters a recovery period and then returns to its normal function. About 65 percent of new epilepsy cases have no obvious cause. Of the rest, the more common reasons include stroke, congenital abnormalities (those we are born with), brain tumors, trauma, and infection. Doctors routinely search for the cause with testing such as MRI or blood studies. Cleveland Clinic's Epilepsy Center team diagnoses and treats more than 10,000 patients with epilepsy each year by delivering highly specialized care for adults and children in state-of-the-art facilities for evaluating patients for and performing epilepsy surgery. During this tour, Dr. Elaine Wyllie Pediatric Epilepsy Specialist at Cleveland Clinic will discuss: What exactly is epilepsy and what causes it? Weâ??ve heard that epilepsy is more common than some people think, affecting over 2 million Americans of all ages. What is the best treatment for this condition? You mentioned surgery as the best treatment. That almost sounds drastic. Shouldnâ??t brain surgery be a last resort? It still sounds a little frightening. How risky is the surgery? How do specialists determine whether a person will benefit from surgery? How can our listeners learn more about epilepsy surgery and what we spoke about here today? (clevelandclinic.org/epilepsy) INTERVIEW WITH: Dr. Elaine Wyllie, epilepsy specialist at Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Wyllie is certified by the American Boards of Pediatrics, Sleep Medicine, and Psychiatry and Neurology, with Special Competencies in Pediatric Neurology and Epilepsy. She has been on the Castle Connolly list of Americaâ??s Best Doctors for many years, as well as on several other national and regional Top Doctorsâ?? lists. (7-9:30 am ET

PARASITES FORECASTS ARE IN: Companion Animal Parasite Council Predicts 2017 to Be a Hotbed an Increase Prevalence of Heartworm for PROTECT YOUR PET â?? NOW IS THE TIME! The Nationâ??s Leading Parasite Experts Show Us How There are more than 175 million dogs and cats in the United States. However, only 60 percent of dogs are protected for parasite transmitted diseases like heartworm and Lyme disease. For cats, itâ??s fewer than four in 10. Millions of these pets are infected each year by parasites like fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. Even worse, some of these parasites carry diseases that can be transmitted to YOU. NOW is the time to protect your pets and family! Much like the National Weather Service can forecast turbulent weather, the Companion Animal Parasite Council projects how bad the parasite season will be. Based on a model similar to that used to predict U.S. hurricanes, the annual Companion Animal Parasite Council Forecasts predicts activity based on factors like temperature, precipitation and population density. Shifting weather patterns have created ideal breeding conditions for mosquitoes across the country. Mosquitoes transmit heartworm disease, which can be deadly to pets. The threat of heartworm disease, which is transmitted by mosquitoes, is expected to be above average, nationwide. â?¨ Lyme disease is a high threat this year again as ticks that transmit the agent of Lyme disease have expanded their range from New York to Western Wisconsin. Transmission of the agents of anaplasmosis continues to be a problem in Northern California and Southern Oregon. Ehrlichiosis is geographically a challenge. The disease can be nonexistent to rampant within 200 miles. To keep pets and people safe from ticks and other parasites, the Companion Animal Parasite Council recommends: Providing year-round protection against parasite-transmitted diseases for your pet Take your pet to the veterinarian every year for parasite testing because pets often donâ??t show symptoms when they first have a disease. Checking the disease threat in your area by signing up for the Companion Animal Parasite Council updates at http://www.petsandparasites.org. Karen Fling, DVM; East Lake Veterinary Hospital, Dallas, TX As owner of East Lake Veterinary Hospital in Dallas for over 20 years, Dr. Fling has incorporated all aspects of her philosophy in its design: pets are members of the family. They should have the best medical care and individualized treatment during their visit. Plush lodging areas include dog bedrooms with small televisions and cat condos with a view to outdoor birdfeeders. Dr. Fling graduated from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine. She is a member of the CAPC board of directors and runs a non-profit pet adoption program, East Lake Pet Orphanage. Rick Marrinson, DVM; Longwood Veterinary Clinic, Longwood, Fla. Dr. Marrinson is the owner and medical director of Longwood Veterinary Clinic, a five-doctor practice located in central Florida. Throughout his career, he has worked extensively in emergency medicine with special interests in soft tissue surgery and endocrinology. A native of Oklahoma, Dr. Marrinson graduated from Oklahoma State University's College of Veterinary Medicine. He is a member of the CAPC board of directors and serves in a volunteer leadership position with the Veterinary Emergency Clinics of Central Florida. Produced for: The Companion Animal Parasite Council The Companion Animal Parasite Council (www.capcvet.org) is an independent not-for-profit foundation comprised of parasitologists, veterinarians, medical, public health and other professionals that provides information for the optimal control of internal and external parasites that threaten the health of pets and people. Formed in 2002, the CAPC works to help veterinary professionals and pet owners develop the best practices in parasite management that protect pets from parasitic infections and reduce the risk of zoonotic parasite transmission.