WISH Radio: Straight Talk for Women's Health

Admit it, Ladies! When you're quiet and the house is still, you can feel it--the tickle, the tingle, the ache within. Your insatiable urge to express, to experience something sensual, alive and engaging is there, and it will not be held back by your to do list forever. You don't need to keep hanging on to a lousy self image or low sex drive. The family obligations, business objectives and loads of laundry may keep you distracted, but they will not squelch your fire. Sooner or later you're going to need to release the tigress within. And that's why we've invited one of the friskiest, most enchanting women to help make it happen. So throw on something slinky, or nothing at all, and listen in as Pamela Madsen throws inhibition out the window, and shares the story of how she ditched the diet, got naked and still made it home in time for dinner.

Visit Pamela's website here.

If you've ever found yourself looking for love in a hot fudge sundae, or have ridden the roller coaster of obsessive calorie counting and food restriction only to end up right back where you started, then this call is for you. It's not the pounds you need to melt, but a wall of stress, shame, fear, anger and self-hatred that you've built. The only way it's coming down is by having the courage and commitment to love yourself enough.  It's time to put down your fork, and pick up a book called A Course in Weight Loss.

 Visit Marianne's website here.

You are a powerful woman. But don’t get me wrong, I’m not talking about superhero capes or how many potato sacks you can lift over your head. I’m not talking about how big your house is, how fancy your shoe collection gets, or the number of friends you can call up on a Saturday night.

I’m talking about your ability to sit in the seat of your soul, to express with sincerity the gifts you have to offer the world. I’m talking about ethics, integrity, and responsible choice. These are the elements of authentic power, and we have one of the world’s most well-respected authors and teachers, Gary Zukav, here to help you learn how to find it and use it, to create a life that lifts and inspires the world around you.

The secret to health, for your breasts, as much as your bits and pieces, has little to do with fancy tricks, kitchen appliances or expensive supplements and more to do with the simple, common sense tools that don’t seem to be as common as they used to be. Whole food and healthy eating are vital to good health, great energy and a long life! Here to help teach you a few tricks for prevention of breast cancer and help make healthy living an easy thing to do is our firecracker of friendliness and the Queen of Keeping it Simple, Meghan Telpner.

Visit Meghan's website here.

If you’ve been living your life wondering when you’re going to finally find balance, brace yourself. Balance is a myth. If you’re trying to be a well-rounded and upstanding citizen on planet Earth who sticks to her principles and follows the rules, well, maybe it’s time to screw your principles and write new rules. Why be well-rounded when you can be a multi-faceted firecracker who makes the world a better place? When you feel how you want to feel and you do what comes naturally to you, you’ll cross the sacred divide between who you are and who you have the potential to become, and if there’s one woman who can help you start the fire that will get you there, it's Danielle LaPorte.

Such a great call with the firecracker, Danielle Laporte. Her fearless authenticity and intentionally contradicting conversations are a sure pick-me-up whenever you need it.

Visit Danielle's website here.

In a world where deep fried food, white bread and cupcakes are considered normal. In a world where arthritis, degenerative disease and dementia are just par for the course when it comes to aging. In a world that thinks food comes in tin cans, boxes and microwave plastic wrap, it’s a very good thing that the green juice slurping superstar, Kris Carr, is making things a lot more crazy.

Pull out your parsley sprigs and prepare for a juicy conversation about what it takes to swim upstream in the search for health, wellness and rock star status in your own crazy, sexy life.

Visit Kris's web site here.

It's time to call up on your inner kitten. You can pull out your  dainty underwear and let you inhibition go, because for the next little while we'll be talking about you, your body and how you use it. How do you embrace your feminine expression through movement and what can doing so offer you emotionally, physically, sensually.

Sheila Kelley has taken the taboo off seduction and strip teasing. Thanks to her work with the S-Factor, the sultry moves we once associated with dingy night clubs are now being brought into the bedrooms and living rooms of women everywhere. These are more than just tools of seduction, the S-Factor teaches a powerful form of self-expression that is changing the lives of women everywhere, and there's an army of men who aren't complaining either.

Anyone struggling with body issues, a struggle to feel good in your skin, this call is a MUST. Bust out of the box that keeps you feeling stiff and stifled and stuck and embrace the flow your gorgeous curves have gifted you with! Sheila Kelley just rocks in this call!

Visit Sheila's website here.

Breasts--the cornerstone of sustenance for the human body and a beautiful, nurturing nest for babies and beloved ones. Or so they should be. In a matrix of marketing, in an era where fashion has ignored function, and seduction is senior to safety, breasts are bound and bolstered, strapped and strangled and now we have a problem.

It doesn’t take more than a basic lesson in physics and common sense to see that women and young girls these days are dressed to kill in more ways than one. Here to explain their discoveries about what lingerie is doing to our lady parts and propose a few solutions to healthy breast care are Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer.

We could only find a high quality picture of Sydney, but this call was also recorded with his beautiful partner, Soma.

Breast cancer used to be a tragedy, something that was not okay and didn’t make sense when it stopped a woman dead in her tracks on the path to living a life with meaning. There was no glory or honor or cuteness attached to the diagnosis that your breasts were infected with disease.

Now thanks to the infestation of pink ribbons, it has been glorified as the girlie version of the hero’s journey. Run the race, wear the tee shirt, buy the teddy bear. Cake yourself in carcinogenic cosmetics as long as it comes packed in a pretty pink ribbon package.

While billions of dollars are going into the search for a cure, many of us fail to notice that our dignity and well-being has already been choked by a pretty pink ribbon. Breast cancer is not okay. And it is about time

Here to help make it happen is the author of Pink Ribbon Blues, Dr. Gayle Sulik.