• 400-408 – Phil Cooke, is a Hollywood producer with a Ph.D. in Theology who speaks at workshops, seminars, and conferences all over the world, and he advises the top non-profit and faith-based media organizations on how to better utilize the latest media technologies more effectively. The studios of Cooke Pictures (cookepictures.com) are located in Burbank, and Phil blogs regularly at philcooke.com. His latest book is The Last TV Evangelist: Why The Next Generation Couldn't Care Less About Religious Media…And Why It Matters. Previous releases: Branding Faith: Why Some Churches and Non-Profits Impact the Culture and Others Don't, and Creative Christian Media.
413-423 – Phil Cooke
428-437 – Andrew Marin, president and founder The Marin Foundation (themarinfoundation.org), a nonprofit that seeks to build bridges between the GLBT community and the religious community, and blogs regularly loveisanorientation.com, his latest book is entitled Love Is An Orientation: Elevating The Conversation With The Gay Community. If you'd like to contact Andrew directly about maybe a friend or loved one in the gay community, and you've got questions how to handle it, you can email him at andrew@themarinfoundation.org.
443-452 – Andrew Marin
• LifeSiteNews (2/15/2010) Leaked Document: No Opt-Out for Children from Pro-Gay Classes in Ontario Schools.
458-508 – Lynn Edgington, founder-president of Eagle Research Associates (949-837-6078,), warns us of the latest scams targeting seniors. He has a free seminar tomorrow night (2/18) from 7-9pm at Saddleback in room 301-303. He has a workshop coming up on Saturday, March 6 at the Agoura Court Complex in Agoura Hills from 8am-4:30pm. It's called "Investment Fraud – A Guide How To Keep From Being Scammed." It's usually $95, but for our KKLA listeners he's knocking it down to $75 per person. To register go to eagleresearchassociates.org and click the "Donate" link. Registration ends Thursday, March 4th, and there is no registration at the door. However, you can mail him a check to register at the address on the website. Today, Lynn warns us about two new scams – beware of "Narc That Car" and "DNA."
512-523 – Lynn Edgington
528-538 – Dennis Prager, (dennisprager.com) heard weekdays 9-Noon on our sister-station 870 KRLA. He'll be joining me at our special KKLA event called Religion on the Line: An Inter-Faith Dialogue, moderated by Steve Arterburn. It will be a compelling and intelligent discussion about the similarities and differences between Christianity and Judaism. It will be live at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Anaheim on Sunday, February 21st from 4-6pm. Tickets are on sale now at KKLA.com.
544-554 – Dennis Prager
558-608 – • Fox News (2/17/2010) Haitian Judge Releases 8 of 10 American Missionaries.
• Breitbart (2/17/2010) 'Dead' Colombian woman moves arm at funeral home.
• OC Register (2/16/2010) Strangers who saved man from burning van 'angels'.
612-623 – Ever have a "guardian angel" come to your aid?
628-638 – Calls
644-652 – Calls
• Cal Beisner, Cornwall Alliance (2/17/2010) Special Edition: Phil Jones's Revelations and the The Meltdown of Global Warming Alarmism.
• Mark Landsbaum (2/12/2010) What to say to a global warming alarmist.
• Jonah Goldberg (2/17/2010) Brennan, Politics and National Security.
(2:29) NC teacher on Facebook (WRAL TV North Carolina @ 2/15/2010). WRAL broadcasters discuss the situation of eighth grade teacher Melissa Hussain, her Facebook post and her suspension from work.
• Catholic Encyclopedia, "Ash Wednesday."
• San Luis Obispo Tribune Online (2/15/2010). Teacher may lose job after derogatory comments about her students on Facebook. Calls: Should this teacher be suspended? Should employers have rules for employees restricting what is posted on social networking sites?
• WRAL Online (2/15/2010) Apex teacher suspended after parents question Facebook comments.
• The Providence Journal Online (2/13/2010). Central Falls to fire every high school teacher. Calls from teachers: Would you agree to work 25 extra minutes a day for a tiny bit more pay if you were in a failing school district?
• Los Angeles Times Online (2/17/2010) West Hollywood bans most cat, dog sales at pet stores. Ironically, no West Hollywood pet shops currently sell animals.
