Segment I - 11:00pm – 11:15pm          

Guests: Ryan Kugler, Executive Director & Race Director, and Noelle Norris, Los Angeles Coordinator of the Drug Free Marshals, came in to promote the 7^th Annual “Say No To Drugs Run/Walk,” taking place on Sunday, December 16^th. This event will raise awareness about the dangerous consequences of using drugs while promoting the like affirming benefits of living a drug free life.

Contact: Ryan Kugler                                                                

(323) 960-8860                                                   or, www.saynotodrugsrace.org

Segment#II -11:15pm-11: 30pm

Guest: Brian Morehead from the Church at Rocky Peak in Chatsworth, discussed “Back to Bethlehem”, a holiday event that features an outdoor re-creation of the town of Bethlehem on the night of the first Christmas.  The characters you’d expect to see are there but there’s also dozens of merchants who are “selling” their wares and are going about the daily life of the small ancient town.  Guests step “back in time” and interact with the cast members as they stroll through town.  The cost to produce this event and give away food and souvenirs is covered by the people of Rocky Peak who through donations support this community-wide event.

Contact: Stacy Thomas,

[818]709.0113x 132                                                                                or, www.RockyPeak.org

~ PSA WAVE ~

v      CHP “Remove Drunk Drivers from the Road Campaign  [if you spot one call 911]

v      LAPD-Valley Traffic Division, “Pedestrian Safety Campaign

v      US Department of Health and Human  Services/CDC  “Children/Flue”  1800 CDC INFO

v      ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION “Arts Education”

v      USO – “Little Things” More info at www.uso.org

v      CASA “Family Dinner: Lasagna” more info at www.casafamilyday.org

Segment #III - 11:30pm-12:00am

Guest: Barbara Adams, Senior Recruiter for the Peace Corps came in to share her personal experiences as a peace corps volunteer, living and teaching in Poland for two years.  She talked about how the experience broadened her perspective on the world & helped to shape her deep commitment to services.  This mission of the organization is in fact to help people of interested countries in meeting their need for trained people & to promote better mutual understanding between Americans and other people of the world. 
Contact: Kate Kuykendall

[310] 356-1106                                                   or,  www.peacecorps.gov