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by GetFocusedRadio in MUSIC

Author and screenwriter Elliot Tiber tells how he arranged the site for the original Woodstock concert. His book Taking Woodstock was made into an Ang Lee-directed film.

The Hidden meanings in Kubrick’s THE SHINING

by Movie Geeks United in MOVIES

Director Rodney Ascher and Producer Tim Kirk talk about their new doc, Room 237, which explores the hidden meanings of Kubrick’s classic The Shining.

VEgan a la mode with Cookbook author hannah kaminsky

by The Jazzy Vegetarian in FOOD

The Jazzy Vegetarian chats with Hannah Kaminsky, author of My Sweet Vegan, Vegan a la Mode, Vegan Desserts and the award-winning blog BitterSweetBlog.com.

BE THE HERO OF YOUR STORY: executive Coach Sheila barash

by The Life’s Dash with Michele Mattia in LIFE

Need some life direction? Sheila Barash, executive coach at The TAI Group, shares tips on how to discover your creative dynamic and connect with your inner hero.

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STop Pretending to work and Make Your march madness Picks

by Crimsoncast in SPORTS

Now that Selection Sunday’s over, get some early advice from Bracket Racket on making your March Madness picks.

he who gave Face to mrs. Doubtfire & Benjamin Button

by Olivia Wilder Times™ in MOVIES

From Mrs. Doubtfire to Pirates of the Caribbean to Big Momma’s House, Hollywood special effects makeup artist Todd Tucker chats about his projects.

busy Bassist on working with Prince & Justin Timberlake

by Chillin’ in AJ’s Garage in MUSIC

Renowned bassist Kevin Walker has played with Prince, Justin Timberlake and more. Hear his stories of life on the road.

what pets think: animal communicator karen anderson

by Supernatural Girlz in PARANORMAL

Wanna know what your pets are thinking? Animal Communicator Karen Anderson shares insight from her book, Hear All Creatures.

Ways to Tackle Childhood Obesity

by Big Blend Radio in MOMS AND FAMILY

Discussing childhood obesity with guests from the Quantum Learning Network & Super Camp and MomsRising.org.

Programming Highlights; June 24, 2010

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Tune in to some great content from today on BlogTalkRadio.
*Please note that all show times are listed in EST time.
Today’s Programming Highlights:

On demand Gil Birmingham, who plays wheelchair-bound Billy Black in Twilight, is one spiritual guy. “The soul and essence of an individual isn’t determined by just their physicality,” he says to Artists on Demand—but adds, “Being in a wheelchair is a lot more comfortable than actually having to stand around for 12 hours.”

At 1 PM Host Cyrus Webb grooves with R&B star Musiq Soulchild, whose 2002 album, Juslisen, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts and went platinum, yielding the singles Halfcrazy and Dontchange. The 11-time Grammy nominee will fill us in on his upcoming projects.

At 7 PM Get Up Show host Chris LaMonica mixes it up with Queen Harrison, the NCAA champion hurdler from Virginia Tech who competed in the 2008 Summer Olyimpics in Beijng. Queen will fill us in on what’s coming up next in her stellar track career.

At 8 PM Gloria Hendry—who, long before Halle Berry mixed it up with Pierce Brosnan—made history as the first-ever African American female lead in a James Bond flick—drops in on Four Aces Network to look back at her film career, which included starring in Black Caesar and Savage Sisters.

At 9 PM Host Tazz Daddy kicks it with rapper Talib Kweli, who put in a guest performance on the Kanye West single Get ‘Em High—and on Comedy Central’s Chappelle’s Show, with pal Mos Def. Talib will talk about rap diva Nicki Minaj, what he can’t stand about his fans and more.

At 11 PM Host Silas Kain gets up close and personal with Emmy winner Charles Keating, who’s perhaps best known for playing Carl Hutchins on Another World, while also gracing such soaps as Port Charles and All My Children—not to mention Broadway and the West End.