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Debbie Rochon is a scream queen legend in the world of horror. She has appeared in over 200 films, hosted a Sirius Radio with Dee Snider and this month her picture graces the cover of Fangoria Magazine which she also writes a monthly article for. Debbie was a guest at the recent Blood On The Beach Horror Convention in Virgina Beach. I sit down with Debbie and had an awesome time talking with her. She was so nice. I really hope that you enjoy this interview with Ms. Debbie Rochon!!! Click the link below to go to Debbie’s interview page!!

Dr. James Ehrlich, a nationally renowned preventative medicine expert based in Denver, leads a discussion with three distinguished guests: Dr. Suren Dutia, senior fellow at the Kauffman Foundation and the Skandalaris Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Washington University in St. Louis; Richard Miles, vice president of the Cade Museum, and former North American director of the National Security Council; and Edward Currie, co-founder of PC Magazine.

Ehrlich, Dutia and Currie served as judges for this year’s Cade Museum Prize, a $50,000 cash award designed to promote creativity and innovation in the State of Florida.

Based in Gainesville, Florida, the Cade Museum aims to inspire creative thinking, future inventors and early entrepreneurs.  The museum is named for Dr. James Robert Cade, best known as the creator of Gatorade.  Dr. Cade was also an accomplished physician, musician and researcher.

Business Unconventional is hosted by David Biondo and Dean Rotbart and airs each Sunday morning at 8 a.m. (Mountain Time).  The program is also streamed over the Internet at www.710KNUS.com.

 

Original Air Date: May 20, 2012 

A random meeting in the Kauffman Stadium Team Store led Troy "Royalman" Olsen to meet Royals Assistant General Manager J.J. Picollo. After a brief conversation, J.J. agreed to join us on the Royalman Report and this is the result. Picollo discussed the things the Royals are looking at in Surprise during spring training, who he expects to bounce back, and who the Royals hope to see big breakouts from. The team's thoughts behind the Yuniesky Betancourt signing and reflections on negotiations with Roy Oswalt and Edwin Jackson were also addressed. He also discussed the impact of the new CBA on the Royals draft strategies going into 2012. We also checked in with Joel Goldberg about what the players are doing down in Arizona. He gave us his insight into what the players are doing, the internal competitions and keeping spring training from getting boring (especially when it's all drills early on). He also talked about how some of the pitchers looked and who might sneak into the rotation. This week's Fake Ned Minute is a little blue, so we'll call it not safe for work, but he redeemed himself by producing a fantastic bit with Mike McCartney that takes off of a famous scene from a famous baseball movie. Definitely look for that after the Goldberg segment. Fake Ned also paid off a lost bet.

The first official Rainbow Faith Podcast in a long time. Some notes about my ordination and a bible reading and prayer of thanksgiving. Also some beautiful music from Michael Angotti and David Kauffman. Show notes: http://myfanwe.wordpress.com/podcast