Champagne Sundays Show 2-17-08
Featured guests include Edie Mayo,; Angelo Joaquin, Jr; Julie Evans;
Bobbi DePorter; Merle Exit and Harold Roy Miller
 

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Featured Guests include:

Edie Mayo - Curator Emeritus in Women’s History from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington DC where she re-conceptualized the First Ladies exhibit, taking it from being about all about their gowns and china to showcasing contributions of the women made in society. At the National Museum of American History, she actively collected for the Museum’s holdings in women’s history, politics, civil rights, and voting rights, and strongly advocated the importance of 20th century collecting in museums. Edie was elected several times to the National Council of the American Studies Association.  She taught Material Culture in a jointly-sponsored course for the Smithsonian Institution and American Studies Dept. at The George Washington University. She lectures widely on women’s history and the First Ladies and serves as a Distinguished Lecturer for the Organization of American Historians. With it being President’s Day Weekend, we are excited to have her come on the show to talk about three of the First Ladies that had an impact in the Southwest USA - Claudia "Lady Bird" Johnson, Elizabeth "Betty" Ford, and Nancy Davis Reagan. To listen to the interview, To the interview.

Angelo Joaquin Jr. – Angelo is the coordinator of the Arizona State Museum’s signature event – the 14th Annual Southwest Indian Art Fair, which is scheduled for February 23 and 24, 2008. The fair brings 200 major artists from around the region to show and sell their wares on the campus of the University of Arizona, in Tucson, Arizona. Visitors will enjoy talking with the artists, learning from Native experts, watching demonstrations, sampling Native foods, and listening to musical performances. To the interview.
 

 

Julie Evans – Julie Evans is the Director of Marketing & Operations for the non-profit organization, Native Seeds/SEARCH, in Tucson, Arizona. They preserve the crop seeds that connect Native American cultures to their lands. Through seed conservation and community interaction, Native Seeds works to protect crop biodiversity and to celebrate cultural diversity. The organization’s Seedbank houses, for future generations, the seeds of crops and wild plants traditionally used as food, fiber and dyes by prehistoric and more recent cultures inhabiting the arid southwestern U.S. and northwestern Mexico. To the interview.  

 

 

Bobbi DePorter – Bobbi is the president of Quantum Learning Network, a U.S.-based educational firm producing programs for students, teachers, schools, and organizations across the United States and worldwide. Bobbi was an early pioneer in the applications of accelerated learning. After studying with Dr. Georgi Lozanov, she co-founded a highly successful business school and then went on to apply the same strategies to school-age children. SuperCamp, now in its twenty-seventh year, is designed to teach students learning and life skills in an environment that cultivates self-esteem and confidence.  The program has helped more than 48,000 students around the world relearn how they learn and reshape how they view themselves and live their lives. Quantum Learning Network also produces programs for educators in its leading-edge Quantum Learning® methods. More than 30,000 teachers in thirty states have been trained, impacting more than two million children. To the interview.

Merle Exit – Journalist and host of the blogtalkradio show ‘Whirl with Merle,’ Merle will be on the show to talk about women's tackle football. There are three women's tackle football leagues in the country, with the IWFL having over 40 teams at present. Teams in the Southwest area include: California Quake, Tucson Monsoon, Las Vegas Showgirlz; Southern California and New Mexico Menace. There is also the IWFL Women’s Football Hall of Fame – a permanent exhibit. To the interview.

 

 

Harold Roy Miller – Cowboy Poet and Horse Man, Harold Roy Miller will be on the show to discuss his poetry, his book ‘Horse Daze – A Lighter Look at Cowboys & Horses,’ and his love of horses. Born in Mississippi, raised in Arizona, Harold now lives in Stagecoach, Nevada, with his wife Diana. They raise gaited horses ‘for fun and poverty’ and are advocates of Nevada’s wild horses. Harold’s poetry has been published in numerous magazines, websites and publications. To the interview.