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Melissa Rivers knows the heartbreak of suicide and long ago turned her own family's tragedy into lessons for others.
Rivers, a popular entertainment host and author, speaks candidly about her father's suicide in 1987. Rivers is the daughter of Edgar Rosenberg and the late-comedian Joan Rivers.
As a mother herself she is concerned about teen/youth suicide and is a vocal advocate with the Didi Hirsch Mental Health Center and its new Suicide Prevention Center in Los Angeles.
Melissa spent an hour with Christine Devine in a powerful conversation on a matter that touches so many.Listen to the Olympic and Bundy podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
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A city in crisis. In search of ideas on how to help the homeless we talk with New Directions for Veterans.
The organization located on the VA property in Westwood shares their efforts to help the homeless on LA streets. Two veterans share their very personal stories and fight to rebuild their lives.
This podcast comes ahead of the ND Vets annual 5K fundraiser walk/run Saturday May 18.
Today's guests include: Veterans James Rodman, Michael Littleton and New Directions for Veterans, Samantha Short and Christopher Crowley.
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The YWCA. Perhaps you've seen the name, heard of their good works. With more than 100 years of service and issues like homelessness and Me Too, we hear why the YWCA is as important as ever in 2019.
Their motto: Eliminating Racism. Empowering Women.
YWCA GLA is pioneering a model of community centers and housing – co-created with diverse stakeholders – to transform lives, build self-reliance and, ultimately, strengthen communities. to provide comprehensive services to at-risk youth and their families.
We learn about job programs through their Digital Learning Academy and about hotline and services for victims of sexual assault. As they are a voice for girls in need, and so many from foster care, this segment has a special place in my heart.
For more information, visit https://ywcagla.org.
This episode's guests include Vice President of Empowerment Services Sharon Shelton, Principal YWCA GLA Digital Learning Academy Sheila Wiley, Nikisha Franco-Smith, a graduate student from the Digital Center, and Director of Sexual Assault Sheetal Crib.
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What to do in the face of a devastating medical diagnosis? Nancy Davis founded "Race to Erase MS" and became a force in the fight for a cure for Multiple Sclerosis. She was diagnosed with MS as a young mother and has spent decades pulling together doctors to share information, medicines, and breakthroughs.
From the Center Without Walls to her star-studded Los Angeles Gala, Davis is a true inspiration. She's joined by UCLA Dr. Rhonda Voskuhl on this relaunch of Olympic and Bundy podcast.
Women are more likely to be diagnosed with MS, and in their 30's. This year's celebrity Race to Erase MS gala honoree is actress Selma Blair who has shared her own diagnosis with MS.
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Today's episode is a special one. Kelly is leaving to work for our national content team, and Olympic & Bundy is getting a new host!
Christine Devine is a veteran television news anchor and has been a staple at FOX Los Angeles for 25 years. She's covered elections, the LA riots, earthquakes and much, much more.
She's extremely connected to communities throughout Southern California and the people within those communities who have compelling stories to share.
Most notably, she's helped more than 500 children waiting in foster care find forever families as part of her weekly series "Wednesday's Child," in partnership with the County of Los Angeles' Department of Children and Family Services.
Read more about Christine here (https://bit.ly/2DaN2dj), and look forward to new episodes coming soon!
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A chat with interesting people around Southern California from the FOX 11 Studios in Los Angeles, hosted by Christine Devine.