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Champagne
Sundays
Online
Radio
Show
Aired
Live
on
Sunday,
July
20,
2008
–
11am-1pm
(Pacific
Time)
Featured
Guests
included
J.
Dietrich Stroeh
–
Water
Management
Consultant;
Sherry
Monahan
–
author
of
‘Tombstone’s
Treasure:
Silver
Mines
&
Golden
Saloons’;
Marcella
Lansdowne
–
author
of
children’s
book
‘Orion
the
Miracle
Kitty’;
Judy
Siodmak
&
Brenda
Montiel
–
Fallbrook
Music
Society;
and
Christina
Linhardt
-
Los
Angeles
based
Operatic
Pop
Singer,
Actress,
Dancer
and
Producer.
July
20,
2008
Listen to the Show!
Double Click on the Play Button.
To
listen
to
specific
guests,
please
follow
the
links
below.
Featured
Guests: J.
Dietrich
Stroeh
–
Inspiration
for
the
Novel
‘The
Man
Who
Made
it
Rain’
Written
by
Michael
McCarthy,
‘The
Man
Who
Made
it
Rain’
is a
true
story
based
on
the
experiences
of
J.
Dietrich
Stroeh,
a
water
management
consultant
who
was
the
General
Manager
for
the
Marin
Municipal
Water
District
during
the
Marin
Drought.
With
over
45
years
of
professional
experience
and
ability
working
with
local
and
regional
agencies,
J.
Dietrich
“Diet”
Stroeh
believes
that
together
cities
and
agencies
can
proactively
protect
the
future
of
water
before
the
well
runs
dry.
Read
more
about
J.
Dietrich
Stroeh
and‘The
Man
Who
Made
it
Rain’.
Sherry
Monahan-
author
of
‘Tombstone’s
Treasure:
Silver
Mines
&
Golden
Saloons’
Sherry
Monahan
is
an
authority
on
"the
city
that
wouldn't
die"
and
its
history.
In
Tombstone's
Treasure,
she
focuses
on
the
silver
mines,
one
reason
for
the
city's
founding,
and
the
saloons,
the
other
reason
the
city
grew
so
quickly.
Monahan
shares
true
tales
about
Tombstone's
mining
and
gambling
history,
offering
a
glimpse
back
to a
different
time
and
locale
where
wealthy
businesspeople
and
rugged
miners
rubbed
elbows
at
the
bar
and
gambled
side
by
side.
Read
more
about
Sherry
Monahan
and
‘Tombstone’s
Treasure:
Silver
Mines
&
Golden
Saloons’.
Marcella
Lansdowne
-
author
of
Children’s
Book
‘Orion
the
Miracle
Kitty’
‘Orion
the
Miracle
Kitty’
is
one
of
those
books
that
can
be
enjoyed
as a
great
story,
but
also
used
to
teach
your
children
some
valuable
lessons.
True
stories
about
animals
on a
journey
that
get
lost
or
hurt
tug
at
the
heart--and
when
the
outcome
is
good,
children
love
to
cheer.
Orion
the
Miracle
Kitty
is a
short
story
about
a
kitten
that
finds
a
new
home
in
the
Sonoran
Desert,
gets
bitten
by a
snake,
but
recovers.
Read
more
about
Marcella
Lansdowne
and
Orion
the
Miracle
Kitty.
Brenda
Montiel
and
Judy
Siodmak
–
Fallbrook
Music
Society
Brenda
Montiel,
President
of
the
Fallbrook
Music
Society;
and
Judy
Siodmak,
PR &
Marketing
Director
of
the
Fallbrook
Music
Society,
will
join
us
to
talk
about
the
Fallbrook
Music
Society's
23rd
Annual
Symphony
'Pops'
on
the
Green,
which
will
feature
a
special
engagement
of
the
San
Diego
Symphony
Orchestra
on
Thursday,
August
14
before
an
audience
seated
lakeside
on
the
stunning
grounds
of
the
beautiful
Grand
Tradition
Estate
in
Fallbrook,
California.
Read
more
about
the
Symphony
'Pops'
on
the
Green
and
theFallbrook
Music
Society.
Christina
Linhardt
–
Operatic
Pop
Singer,
Actor,
Dancer
Keeping
pace
with
the
intensely
creative,
jubilantly
frenetic
performing
career
of
Christina
Linhardt
is a
bit
like
playing
pinball
with
a
wild
spirit
that
can
assume
any
new
role
her
muse
inspires.
Known
by
some
as
the
“Diva
of
Secret
Societies,”
she’s
performed
everywhere
from
the
L.A.
County
Museum
of
Art
and
the
Atlas-Wiltern
Building
to
the
Wilshire
Ebell
Theatre,
the
Los
Angeles
Cathedral
(as
a
solo
angel
for
Cardinal
Mahony),
The
Magic
Castle
and
Key
Club.
Christina
will
join
us
to
talk
about
her
latest
album
‘Voodoo
Princess’
and
more.
Read
more
about
Christina
Linhardt.
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