We get a head start on April (Autism Awareness Month) with Matthew Newell, director of the Family Hope Center (Norristown, PA). A few hours before boarding a plane to Europe to work with families of children with special needs, Newell gives initial insight into how the brain works and how parents can proactively reengineer it to help bring about neurological organization. He'll likely be in-studio to discuss more at some point in April.

Speaking of in-studio, Larry Ackley from Grounds For Restoration (Cheltenham, PA) is in-studio today. We continue the conversation from a couple weeks back regarding GFR's gourmet coffee and the work GFR seeks to support--preventing human trafficking, rescuing those involved in it, and providing care for those who have come out of it.

More information is available at www.familyhopecenter.com & www.gfrcoffee.com, respectively.

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