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The
Audrey Chapman Show
Radio Program Schedule: April 2007
WHUR 96.3 FM in Washington, D.C.
Every Saturday, 8:00-10:00 a.m. EST -- live with callers!
Not in the Washington, D.C. area? No problem! Listen to Audrey LIVE on the web on http://www.whur.com! Call (202) 432-WHUR or (800) 221-WHUR to participate in the discussions.
Saturday, April 7th
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Topic: Renewal
Guest: Chef Jeff Henderson, author of Cooked:
From the Streets to the Stove, From Cocaine to Foie Gras; and
Susan Piver, author of How Not to Be Afraid of Your Own Life
and The Hard Questions
This is the time of year for fresh starts: “spring cleaning,” flowers blooming and students graduating. How about taking this time for some personal renewal? No matter what you look like, what you have or what you’ve been through, you can make yourself new. Join Audrey for an opportunity to be inspired, call in to inspire others and be renewed. 202-432-WHUR, 1-800-221-WHUR.
Saturday, April 14th
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Topic: It's Your Thing, Do What You Wanna Do
Guest: None
People often tell Audrey they’re just “hooked up.”
They are seeing more than one person, being “intimate” with
them and moving through so-called relationships without commitment. Is
this 21st Century mansharing? But hey, people say it’s all cool
as long as it’s all open. Is it? What do you think? Dial 202-432-WHUR,
or 1-800-221-WHUR, and tell Audrey if you think it’s OK for people
to do what they wanna do.
Saturday, April 21th
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Topic: I'm Too Sexy for My... Aww, Never Mind!
Guest: Joan Sewell, author of I’d Rather Eat Chocolate: Learning to Love My Low Libido
Low libido is often treated like an illness, dysfunction or symptom/result of a serious health issue. But some people just don’t want sex as much as others. That can be a challenge when the “other” with a higher sex drive is your mate. But you CAN live with low libido. And like it. Your partner might come to like it, too. If this sounds like you or someone you love, make sure you tune in.
Saturday, April 28th
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Topic: I'm the Jerk in My Relationship? Blame My Folks!
Guest: Philip Van Munching, co-author of Actually, It IS Your Parents’ Fault: Why Your Romantic Relationship Isn't Working, and How to Fix It
Your earliest childhood experiences shape your romantic choices as an adult, and making sense of childhood relationships can help you manage your romantic life. Sure you’ve heard that before. But exactly how does that work? Join Audrey and her guest for a look at the impact of your childhood experiences on your adult love life, including your break-ups. Is your relationship on the rocks? Find out if it’s really your parents’ fault! Call 202-432-WHUR, and 1-800-221-WHUR.
To suggest a show topic or for show information, please contact producer Theresa Caldwell at:
(703) 313-0337 phone
producer@audreychapman.com email
Contact Information.