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 Fall is often a time when people begin to relax. Summer is over and the weather is no longer suitable for beach attire. Long sleeves and pants conveniently cover up our bodies as we begin to move at a slower pace. This is the time of the year when kids are going back to school and parents begin to juggle an even more hectic schedule. It is just too easy to slip into old habits which often lead to putting the pounds on. If you are a new mother or father, for that matter, it is especially difficult to fit some kind of routine into your schedule. On this segment of The Organic View, Kristin Steede, from The Biggest Loser, Season 7, will be on to talk about the struggles she faces as a new mother and the difficulty she has incorporating exercise into her daily routine. Also on the show, Lisa Welko, President of Ellipse Fitness will talk about the innovative techniques she has developed to help people keep in shape without spending all day in the gym. Stay tuned!
-===2012: Animals May Hold The Key! - Aug 30,2010===
+===The Year 2012: Animals May Hold The Key! - Aug 30,2010===
 [http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2010/08/30/2012-animals-may-hold-the-key.mp3?localembed=download Download]
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+===Bee Healthy! The Benefits of Propolis To The Immune System of Honey Bees. - Aug 13,2010===
 ===Take Thee To A Nunnery! Gourmet Organics from Chile! - Aug 12,2010===
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 '''Dr. Nancy Ostiguy, Associate Professor of Entomology at Penn State''' has been conducting research on honeybee health for the last decade. Dr. Ostiguy was also on the National Organic Standards Board for five years and is now working with the Pennsylvania Certified Organic on organic agriculture issues. Her work on honeybees includes non-pesticidal approaches to control pests of the honeybees, interactions between the varroa mite and honeybee viruses, epidemiology of honeybee viruses and other diseases, and abiotic influences on honeybee survival. She is also interested in sustainable and organic agriculture with a focus on honeybees. So, what can you do to help? Tune in to find out!
 ===Lee Doren's Critique on The Story of Cosmetics August 05, 2010===
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 Some people like pets but some go overboard. If you buy an exotic animal for a pet, it is not exactly going to be content with a small bowl of dried kibble. It is going to want fresh meat and large quantities, at that! If you are going to care for a wild animal, you are going to have to feed it like one!  This obsession creates an interesting thought as to why people do these things. Is there a mysterious connection between mankind and the Big Cats that has been hidden for years? If so, can it help save us from our destructive path that we are on? In talking with the Big Cats, they will give us insights into "Who's Rescuing Whom" and the importance of this information at such a critical time that we find ourselves facing.
-On this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to '''Laura Lassiter, from Big Cat Rescue''' about this very relationship.  As a child, Laura was always encouraged to use her intuitive abilities in every aspect of life and walking between two worlds was a natural way of being. Realizing at an early age that everything was an expression of an Intelligence that could be found everywhere, she discovered talking with animals, plants, rocks, water and anything else that most people considered to be of lower consciousness, effortless and profound. For over 40 years, Laura has been an animal communicator.  She devotes her energies helping people remember how to speak the Universal Language by going beyond the logical and allowing the Intelligence that created the Universe to be felt and heard within the heart. In this segment, we will learn about Laura's work with Big Cat Rescue and mankind's obsession with the exotic animal trade.
+On this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to wildlife expert,'''Laura Lassiter, from Big Cat Rescue''' about this very relationship.  As a child, Laura was always encouraged to use her intuitive abilities in every aspect of life and walking between two worlds was a natural way of being. Realizing at an early age that everything was an expression of an Intelligence that could be found everywhere, she discovered talking with animals, plants, rocks, water and anything else that most people considered to be of lower consciousness, effortless and profound. For over 40 years, Laura has been an animal communicator.  She devotes her energies helping people remember how to speak the Universal Language by going beyond the logical and allowing the Intelligence that created the Universe to be felt and heard within the heart. In this segment, we will learn about Laura's work with Big Cat Rescue and mankind's obsession with the exotic animal trade.
 ===The Safe Cosmetics Act August 02, 2010===

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 As most home owners have discovered, beautiful plants may sometimes come with a myriad of problems. Such is the case for people who thought bamboo would make an excellent addition to their gardens, only to find out that it basically took over everything.   In this segment of The Organic View, I will interview John Peter Thompson, an expert on invasive species. Today we will discuss the choices we make about our land as well as its inhabitants and the impact of those choices. There are often unintended consequences that result from trying to do the right thing when it comes to the environment as well as what our options really are. Is there such a thing as a bad or good plant and if so, how do we find out?  John Peter Thompson is a nationally recognized speaker and consultant on sustainability issues including invasive species, sustainability, ecosystem services and environmental justice as well as traditional landscape solutions.  Mr. Thompson just returned from Alaska where he has a contract to in part establish a dialogue between private interests and public agencies on issues surrounding ornamental horticulture, gardeners, producers and invasive species. In addition to Alaska, Mr. Thompson is working on a sustainable agriculture production project with the Africa Trade Office of Maryland and coffee growers in Cameroon, West Africa.  He recently researched and wrote a paper for the National Invasive Species Awareness Week meeting in Washington DC on climate changes impact on invasive species dynamics.   Last year he organized and facilitated a national nursery industry meeting at the US National Arboretum on the practicality of establishing an invasive species free certification program through an ANLA- HRI grant. For more information, please visit our featured guests section on www.theorganicview.com or go to www.ipetrus.blogspot.com
-===Small Business Fights Back! PersonalCareTruth.com - Aug 23,2010==
+===Small Business Fights Back! PersonalCareTruth.com - Aug 23,2010===
 [http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2010/08/23/small-business-fights-back-personalcaretruthcom.mp3 Download]

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+===Invasive Species and Environmental Justice - Aug 24,2010===
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+[http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theorganicview/2010/08/24/invasive-species-and-environmental-justice.mp3 Download]
 As most home owners have discovered, beautiful plants may sometimes come with a myriad of problems. Such is the case for people who thought bamboo would make an excellent addition to their gardens, only to find out that it basically took over everything.   In this segment of The Organic View, I will interview John Peter Thompson, an expert on invasive species. Today we will discuss the choices we make about our land as well as its inhabitants and the impact of those choices. There are often unintended consequences that result from trying to do the right thing when it comes to the environment as well as what our options really are. Is there such a thing as a bad or good plant and if so, how do we find out?  John Peter Thompson is a nationally recognized speaker and consultant on sustainability issues including invasive species, sustainability, ecosystem services and environmental justice as well as traditional landscape solutions.  Mr. Thompson just returned from Alaska where he has a contract to in part establish a dialogue between private interests and public agencies on issues surrounding ornamental horticulture, gardeners, producers and invasive species. In addition to Alaska, Mr. Thompson is working on a sustainable agriculture production project with the Africa Trade Office of Maryland and coffee growers in Cameroon, West Africa.  He recently researched and wrote a paper for the National Invasive Species Awareness Week meeting in Washington DC on climate changes impact on invasive species dynamics.   Last year he organized and facilitated a national nursery industry meeting at the US National Arboretum on the practicality of establishing an invasive species free certification program through an ANLA- HRI grant. For more information, please visit our featured guests section on www.theorganicview.com or go to www.ipetrus.blogspot.com

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 For dog owners, Biobags have become a household name. Cleaning up after your dog is not only part of your responsibility as a pet owner but is the law. Many people had always felt that by using the plastic shopping bags from the supermarkets, they were simply adding to the landfills. When you think about how many times you have to walk your dog and multiply that by how many dog owners there are just in your own town, the numbers do add up. When I first discovered Biobags, I was at a trade show. Someone approached me asking me if I had a dog and wanted to try a certified biodegradable and compostable bag.  I was thrilled to find out that such bags existed! To boot, they even made cat pan liners, compost bin liners as well as a whole slew of biodegradable products. Amazing!  After spending some time learning about the company and also looking at the industry as a whole, I soon learned that this technology had taken years to develop. Biobag was in fact, the head of the pack. It wasnt because they held so many patents. It was because Biobag went the distance. Their bags are actually tested after they are produce to verify that they are in fact, certified biodegradable and compostable.  This was clearly a company that not only was environmentally responsible but really lives up to its motto of changing the earth, one bag at a time! On this segment of The Organic View, I have the pleasure of interviewing Dave Williams, President of Biogroup USA.  This company not only has taken the time to manufacture one of the most important products to help reduce our landfills but has actually helped to educate the public as they work to keep our world a greener place! Stay tuned!
 ===Why Are Bees In Crisis And What Can You Do? August 09, 2010===

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	On this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to '''Laura Lassiter, from Big Cat Rescue''' about this very relationship. As a child, Laura was always encouraged to use her intuitive abilities in every aspect of life and walking between two worlds was a natural way of being. Realizing at an early age that everything was an expression of an Intelligence that could be found everywhere, she discovered talking with animals, plants, rocks, water and anything else that most people considered to be of lower consciousness, effortless and profound. For over 40 years, Laura has been an animal communicator. She devotes her energies helping people remember how to speak the Universal Language by going beyond the logical and allowing the Intelligence that created the Universe to be felt and heard within the heart. In this segment, we will learn about Laura's work with Big Cat Rescue and mankind's obsession with the exotic animal trade.		On this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host, June Stoyer talks to '''Laura Lassiter, from Big Cat Rescue''' about this very relationship. As a child, Laura was always encouraged to use her intuitive abilities in every aspect of life and walking between two worlds was a natural way of being. Realizing at an early age that everything was an expression of an Intelligence that could be found everywhere, she discovered talking with animals, plants, rocks, water and anything else that most people considered to be of lower consciousness, effortless and profound. For over 40 years, Laura has been an animal communicator. She devotes her energies helping people remember how to speak the Universal Language by going beyond the logical and allowing the Intelligence that created the Universe to be felt and heard within the heart. In this segment, we will learn about Laura's work with Big Cat Rescue and mankind's obsession with the exotic animal trade.
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	===The Safe Cosmetics Act August 02, 2010===		===The Safe Cosmetics Act August 02, 2010===