TV personality Steve Greenberg and PR expert Lois Whitman-Hess discuss topics you need to know about — They are NOT on the beach — and they are NOT lying
At 73 years young, Doug Garr has jumped out of a plane more than 2000 times. Doug has been on several age-group formation world record skydives.
He’s part of the SOS Skydiving Over Sixty and JOS Jumpers Over Seventy. Doug has a professional exhibition rating, which allows him to jump into stadiums. His website is douggarr.com.
Doug is also a Member of the Author’s Guild since 1999 and today is mostly a retired writer and editor.
Fun Fact— Doug was New York State Governor Mario Cuomo’s speech writer from 1992-94.
Please listen to our podcast with Sky-diving Senior — Doug Garr
Recently Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis’s signed the “Parental Rights in Education” bill — some call it the “Don’t Say Gay” bill — some say this bill is just about keeping the topics of sex and gender away from young children, others see it just another attack on the LGBTQ+ community.
Lying On The Beach’s Lois Whitman-Hess and Steve Greenberg explore this controversy with their special guest pioneering journalist Steve Rothaus. Steve has covered LGBTQ+ issues at the Miami Herald for more than two decades. He’s been honored with a GLAAD Media Award for outstanding newspaper columnist and many other awards. The National Lesbian Gay Journalists Association inducted him into its Hall of Fame in 2019, the year he retired from the Miami Herald. Since then, Steve has remained active as a freelance journalist for the Herald, South Florida Gay News and WLRN News.
Ana Thue is currently a student at Emory University getting her degree in Physical Therapy. She hopes that one day she’ll become a physical therapist for dancers.
BUT that’s NOT why we are talking to Ana— its because of where she lives— It’s a TINY HOUSE — that means a house that is UNDER 400 square feet.
And the trend to live in a TINY HOUSE is HUGE and Ana is part of that trend— Lois Whitman Hess & Steve Greenberg talk with Ana and get a look at what it’s like to live large in a small house.
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The TINY HOUSE Trend is HUGE Are You Ready To Live Small?
Since the start of the Covid-19 crisis, Maurice De Hond, a Dutch tech entrepreneur and well known pollster, has been involved in data analysis as a way to explore the way the virus spreads. His degree in Human Geography at the University of Amsterdam has given him the expertise to understand how we survive this nightmare.
De Hond writes daily articles on the subject in his blog, maurice.nl. In the Netherlands, he is the most important critic of the policy of the Dutch CDC and the WHO. He appears frequently on TV shows, and in newspapers, as a trusted reliable source.
Listen carefully to what De Hond has to say about measuring the inside air around you. Steve Greenberg and Lois Whitman-Hess capture it all on “Lying on the Beach On Camera.”
Dr. Bruce Yaffe wants to know why a certain medicine he is well acquainted with is not being used as a treatment for Covid-19. He has no real proof that it works for everyone, but the few very sick patients he prescribed it to got significantly better within 24 hours. They all are well today. Dr. Yaffe is not saying this is the cure all, but he does want the research labs to do deep investigation on the drug.
What is it? You will just have to listen to the podcast to find out.
Dr. Yaffe is board certified in both Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology. His practice has been a fixture for patients on the Upper East Side for more than two decades. He is now a concierge doctor affiliated with Lenox Hill Hospital and NYU Langone Medical Center. He has been recognized as a Castle Connolly Top Doctor® for over 10 years.
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We Asked A NY Doctor If Indoor Dining Was Safe And We Ended Up With A Possible COVID-19 Treatment
TV personality Steve Greenberg and Editorial Consultant Lois Whitman-Hess set the record straight on “Lying on the Beach On Camera.” NYC is the heart of the universe and it will only get better as time marches on. Those who ran away will have huge regrets. They are probably bored out of their minds. New York at its worse is better than listening to the endless hum of crickets.
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Don’t Call A Rabbi Or A Priest -- NYC Is Not Dying
Steve Greenberg and Lois Whitman-Hess of Lying on the Beach on Camera speak to Meg Sahdala (Sa-Dala). Meg was born in Warsaw, Poland. While working for EB Brands – a niche accessories company— Meg started her own animal related company named DOG CLOTHES AVENUE.
Back in 2014, Meg made a bold move and opened a non-profit charity called MIAMI ANIMAL RESCUE, established to rescue abandoned pets in South Florida. Six years later, Miami Animal Rescue is one of the largest Florida rescues with a newly opened shelter branch in Colorado last year. Miami Animal Rescue has saved thousands of animals — and has received many honors and awards.
You may have seen one and not even known it and now Peacock, NBC’s new streaming channel has a series called “The Capture” — it is all about how an incriminating security video might actually be fake video.
So how do we know what to believe? That brings us to Peter Sisson and YAZA, a new platform that authenticates the place, time, and creator of each video. Yaza calls it “Certified Reality.”
Why are so many experiencing a rash of skin problems? Is it from Covid or just staying at home?
LOBOC’s Lois Whitman-Hess and Steve Greenberg go to an expert in the field to find out why are we scratching so much.
Steve Mandy MD, is an internationally known dermatologist. As a photographer, painter, and sculptor, Steve Mandy’s approach to cosmetic dermatology is fortunately with an artist’s eye.
He completed his residencies at Johns Hopkins University and University of Miami and earned a medical degree at George Washington University. Dr. Mandy is a Diplomate of the American Board of Dermatology, a founding member and past president of the Florida Society of Dermatologic Surgeons and the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery. He is also a Volunteer Professor of Dermatology at University of Miami.
Known as “Dermatologist to the Stars” while in Aspen, Colorado, he continued to hone his skills and artist’s eye toward the current procedures in cosmetic dermatology.