Late Night Health Radio

William Travis Kukovich is a 5th generation metalsmith. He talks with Mark Alyn about how breast cancer changed his life. The cancer gave him the push he needed to pursue his passion of art and Jewelry!
A decade-long career and extensive training led to the founding of the William Travis Jewelry anchor store in 2002. William Travis has spent the past two decades creating custom designs that define originality and celebrate unique style. Clientele include celebrities, Disney feature films, and an installment at the North Carolina Museum of Art. As a winner of 17 AGTA Spectrum Awards-three alone from 2017, his cutting edge talent and innovation has brought him tremendous notoriety, establishing him as one of the most decorated designers in the trade. With 3 JCK Design Awards, 3 JCK Jewelers Choice awards, 2 Platinum Guild Internationals and a number of other accolades, Travis continues to gain recognition due to his sheer imagination and ability to translate a vision into a tangible and wearable piece of art.

Approximately 45 million Americans go on a diet each year and spend an estimated
$33 billion on weight loss products. Researchers at UCLA say 80 percent of dieters will gain
back the weight within just two years. While this statistic is discouraging, the bigger question is,
should your diet goals be solely focused on weight loss? “When we hear diet, most people assume weight loss is the goal,” said Felica Stoler, a registered dietitian nutritionist, exercise physiologist and author of “Living Skinny in Fat Genes.” “While weight loss is
a bonus, there are some diets out there that can scoreyou many long-term health benefits too, and those are the ones that I recommend, so the focus is on health and longevity, not on the scale alone.” Some diets that do more than help you drop weight have the potential to do things like increase your lifespan, improve brain function, or even aid inmajor disease prevention.
Stoler visits with Mark Alyn about dieting for the holidays.

While weight loss is a bonus, there are some diets out there that can score you many long-term health benefits too, and those are the ones that I recommend, so the focus is on health and longevity, not on the scale alone.” Felicia Stoler stops by to discuss more than weight loss with Mark Alyn.Some diets that do more than help you drop weight have the potential to do things like increase your lifespan, improve brain function, or even aid in major disease prevention.

Saving America from fires. Christian Wilde has developed a plan to fight forrest fires across the country. Operation Wildefire has been acknowledged by government officials as a plan that would work, but has not been implemented. The creator of the plan Christian Wilde speaks about his pan with Mark Alyn for the first time.

Sharon Schlesinger, who founded and chairs the Metastatic Breast Cancer Committee for Susan G. Komen Los Angeles County, talks about the affiliate’s upcoming 6th annual conference with Mark Alyn, Late Night Health’s host.

Susan G. Komen’s Los Angeles County 6th Annual Metastatic Breast Cancer Conference, “From the Laboratory to Life: A Collaborative Care Model,” will be held on November 17 @ City of Hope from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Sharon Schlesinger, who founded and chairs the Metastatic Breast Cancer Committee for Susan G. Komen Los Angeles County, talks about the affiliate’s upcoming 6th annual conference with Mark Alyn, Late Night Health’s host.

Susan G. Komen’s Los Angeles County 6th Annual Metastatic Breast Cancer Conference, “From the Laboratory to Life: A Collaborative Care Model,” will be held on November 17 @ City of Hope from 9 AM to 5 PM.

Late Night Health’s host, Mark Alyn, visits with Gina Ireland, the Ireland Family Foundation’s Liaison to Extraordinary Ventures and Extraordinary People’s Distribution Partner through Cardinal Blue Consulting.

Many of Extraordinary Ventures employees were told they were incapable of holding down a meaningful job. However, based on the belief that all people are employable, this 501 (c) 3 non-profit, organization, based in Chapel Hill, NC, has created an exceptionally successful employment model that could easily be replicated in any city.

Late Night Health’s host, Mark Alyn, talks with Gina Ireland, the Ireland Family Foundation’s Liaison to Extraordinary Ventures and Extraordinary People’s Distribution Partner through Cardinal Blue Consulting.

Many of Extraordinary Ventures employees were told they were incapable of holding down a meaningful job. However, based on the belief that all people are employable, this 501 (c) 3 non-profit, organization, based in Chapel Hill, NC, has created an exceptionally successful employment model that could easily be replicated in any city.

“Keep It Clean” will be the theme of RIBUS Inc.’s annual SupplySide West
event in Las Vegas from 8:30 -10 a.m. on Fri., Nov. 9, at Border Grill in Mandalay Bay. The functional
ingredient manufacturing company plans to unveil its latest ingredient Nu-BIND and officially launch the
highly anticipated Clean Label Alliance, which is comprised of dedicated industry leaders with the
knowledge to support producers of clean label supplements. In addition to RIBUS, Clean Label Alliance members include BIOGRUND, Bosch Packaging Technology, Lonza Inc., and Natoli Engineering Co.

“Keep It Clean” will be the theme of RIBUS Inc.’s annual SupplySide West
event in Las Vegas from 8:30 -10 a.m. on Fri., Nov. 9, at Border Grill in Mandalay Bay. The functional
ingredient manufacturing company plans to unveil its latest ingredient Nu-BIND and officially launch the
highly anticipated Clean Label Alliance, which is comprised of dedicated industry leaders with the
knowledge to support producers of clean label supplements. In addition to RIBUS, Clean Label Alliance
members include BIOGRUND, Bosch Packaging Technology, Lonza Inc., and Natoli Engineering Co.