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Today's guest is the champion of animal welfare, Dr. Robin Ganzert. She is the president and CEO of one of the best rated charities in America, American Humane. This organization certifies the welfare of over 1 million animals. They help animal victims of catastrophic disasters and have launched a clinical trial demonstrating the effects of service dogs on cancer patients. Besides leading this amazing charity, she hosts a yearly award show about hero dogs on the Hallmark Channel, has her own podcast about loving animals, and is a highly sought after public speaker.

Today's guest has dedicated over 38 years of his life to the preservation of wildlife refuges across the country. He is the Chief Operating Officer of the National Wild Refuge Association. A non profit focused on protecting and promoting the 850 million acres of land and waters set aside for wildlife conservation. Here to tell us about the issues and mounting challenges of conserving the worlds wildest animals, plants, and their habitats is Mark Musaus!

In part 2 of the Ingvar Estrada episode, Ingvar shares the story of how he became a crossover tenor.

On today's show Miss D chats with one of the most multifaceted people to have ever been on the show, Ingvar Estrada. Ingvar comes from a family of music as his mother was a Swedish Opera singer and his father was an Italian composer, but his range as an entertainer far more broad than that. Listen as we walk through his marvelous career in various industries and listen to some of his hit songs.

My guest in today's show razzles, dazzles, and makes everyone move their feet. He is both a singer and band leader and has performed for presidents, royalty, and celebrities alike. He's a former lawyer turned world class musician. Listen as we walk through his incredibly interesting history and share some of his music in today's show!

In part two of the series Miss D and Billy David continue to discuss the best directors and films from the "golden age" of the film industry. Billy's uncanny ability to remember the details of classic films is absolutely fascinating. Miss D and Billy also discuss how the black list affected the film industry during the tension filled times of the 1940's.

In part one of this 2 part series Miss D and Billy David discuss the best directors and films from the "golden age" of the 1930's to the mid 1960's. Billy is a former marine infantry officer who served in Vietnam and later had a career in magazine publishing working at top magazines such as Rolling Stone and Town & Country. As an avid reader he leads book discussions at society of the 4 arts in Palm Beach. Billy's wealth of knowledge of film is absolutely fascinating.

Miss D and Jules Strickland discuss her professional singing career. Jules has been singing since the age of nine and they discuss how she became a professional singer that young. They discuss how she writes songs, plays piano, and is recording her first self-funded album. Miss D and Jules also listen to five songs from her repertoire.