3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – Desert YMCA Segment

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DESERT YMCA of THE DESERT w/ Paula Simonds, CEO. re: 43930 San Pablo Ave., Palm Desert.
– REPORT that the camps still go on.
– HOLD THE DATE;
1. Sat., Nov., 2, 37th “Hoe Down @ Sun Down” @ Indian Wells Country Club. Show, food, drinks, silent auction. To support family support programs @ Desert YMCA. Tickets are $200. all inclusive and can be bought on the website.
– REPORT on where the money goes. Scholarships, camps, programs, child care, etc.
– REPORT that there are 10 PROGRAM LOCATIONS.
– DISCUSSION of Fall Camp and Winter Camp details and dates to sign up are on the website.
– REPORT they have 900 children a week to care for.
– REPORT on the Feb., trip to Sacramento w/ a total of 2500 high school students.
– (contact info: www.ymcaofthedesert.org .and (760) 341-9622)

Paula

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 2 – Mama’s House Segment

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MAMA’S HOUSE MINISTRIES w/ Angela Allen, Director of Development
– REPORT on the opening of their new campus.
– MISSION STATEMENT; To care for women in crisis situations w/ their children. Can be pregnant too. As long as children are under 3.
– REPORT that they use to be able to serve only 10 women, but now they are getting more homes and can house 40 women.
– DISCUSSION of the “Pathway to Success” program. All the classes, education and guidance provided.
HOLD THE DATE:
1. Sat., Feb., 8, 11 AM; 12th Annual “Heartbeat of Love Luncheon” w/ Kayleigh McEnany, former White House Press Secretary @ the Renaissance Indian Wells. Email: event@nullthemamashouse.org.
– (contact info; www.themamashouse.org and (844) 232-8622.)

Angela

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 3 – Animal Samaritans Segment

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ANIMAL SAMARITANS w/ Jarred Ellis re; 72120 Pet Land Pl., Thousand Palms, CA. 02276.
– DISCUSSION of the concern for animals during the Hurricanes. Fight or flight instinct comes into play. Be certain your animal is microchipped.
– REPORT on the local fires and the impact on the animals.
– REPORT that Phase #1 of the Capital Campaign has begun. Thousand Palms Clinic is CLOSED. The shelter is still there.
– REPORT on 77840 Flora Road in Palm Desert is the temporary location for the Clinic. Same phone, etc., There until March.
– HOLD THE DATES:
1. Oct., 19; Nov., 16 and Nov., 21 Adoption. 11 AM PetCo on 111 in Palm Desert.
2. Nov., 2; Adoption. 11 AM Pet Smart on Monterey in Palm Desert.
– REPORT on the Adoption fees are $90 for kitties and $250. for puppies.
3. Sun., Dec., 8 – Will be the 15th annual Men of the Desert. 11 AM – 2 PM @ the Palm Springs Air Museum. “Back to the Future” is the theme. Auction, cocktails, food by Lulu, fashion show from Susan Stein. Tix on sale soon. $200.
– REPORT on how they have rescued over 16,000 animals from the County Shelters. There is a full-time staff member from Animal Samaritans who helps save the pets and get them the services they need.
– (contact info; www.animalsamaritans.org and (760) 343-3477).

Jarrod

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – “Talk of Stars” Segment

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TALK OF STARS w/ David Dean Bottrell the consummate solo performer. www.daviddeanbottrell.com.
– IN DEPTH DISCUSSION of his childhood, family, travels and education.

young David

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 2 – cont. “Talk of Stars” Segment

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cont. TALK OF STARS w/ David Dean Bottrell the consummate solo performer. www.daviddeanbottrell.com.
– IN DEPTH DISCUSSION of his travels, development of his incredible career in so many areas of entertainment, stage, television, writing. i.e. “Mad Men”, “Frasier”, “Modern Family”, Boston Legal”. Great stories.

David w/ Kelsey Grammer on “Fraiser”

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 3 – cont. “Talk of Stars” Segment

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Cont. TALK OF STARS w/ David Dean Bottrell the consummate solo performer. www.daviddeanbottrell.com.
– IN DEPTH DISCUSSION of his Oct., 13 show “Death of Me Yet” @ Revolution Stage Company. 611 S. Palm Canyon Dr., in the Sun Shopping Center. www.revolutionstagecompany.com.

David

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – “Senior Moment” Segment

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NEURO VITALITY CENTER w/ Allan H. Jensen C.E.O., re: 450 Sunrise Way in the Teen Center., Palm Springs.
– REMINDER that the NVC building, acreage, etc. has been purchased by Eisenhower Health. Transitioning into a new program PACE. Location on Alejo will be closed for about one year while EVERYTHING IS REMODELED.
– PACE is built on the Medicare Program. Getting into it is based on financials but is open to everyone.
– REPORT that All programs have transferred over to the Boys and Girls Club of Palm Springs @ Sunrise and Ramon. Phone numbers remain the same. Eisenhower is bringing in a new program called PACE that will have “Clinical Suites” on site.
– ANNOUNCEMENT that they have partnered w/ the Mizell Senior Center. Every Monday there will be a FREE Stroke Recovery Support Group for caregivers, folks at risk of stroke and interested persons. Will be held every other week through the summer.
– REPORT that they are STILL accepting new clients.
– REPORT that the NVC is located in the Boy’s and Girl’s Club TEEN CENTER. 250 Sunrise.
– REMINDER: they are now open from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM for clients Monday thru Friday.
– REPORT that their programs are for anyone 18 and older, but the majority of their clients are 55 plus.
– (contact info; www.neurovitalitycenter.org and (760) 323-7676).
– cont. BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF PALM SPRINGS w/ Allan H. Jensen; Director of Development re: 450 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs, 92262.
– REPORT on mission statement; to enable and support all young people. From 1st grade to 12th.
– DISCUSSION of Youth Program and Teen Program. i.e. “Cannabis Education Program” to teach everything about Cannabis to young people. FREE to kids and their parents.
– REPORT that now Allan is the New Director of Development of the Boys and Girls Club. He wants to start a youth theatre program.
– HOLD THE DATE:
1. Oct., 27 “The Monster Mash, Be a Hero for Kids” @ the Hilton. 4:30 to 7. Silent auction, food from Lulu. Bar will be open. Tix are $125. Sponsorships available too. Honoring Police Chief Andrew Mills.
– (contact info: www.bgcps.org and (760) 327-1304)

Allan

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 2 – cont. “Senior Moment” Segment

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DEMENTIA HELP CENTER w/ Kae Hammond, re: 75-270 Hwy., 111, Ste., 204, Indian Wells 92210.
– MISSION STATEMENT that Dementia Help Center is the rescue plan for family caregivers. Offer individual and family coaching, personalized planning, care management and placement when the time comes. Fear cripples, but knowledge empowers. Strive to educate, inform and manage the disease and then to thrive.
– REPORT on her clients overall. Clients KNOW when they are experiencing changes long before their friends and family realize the subtle changes. Then there is a MOMENT when the family and friends finally realize. Then it makes it easier to navigate.
– REPORT that there are over 100 forms of Dementia. Really only 12 prevalent ones. Vascular Dementia is the 2nd most common. Alzheimer’s is the 1st most common.
– #1 – DISCUSSION of how the brain and memory is like a “file cabinet”. The file is there, maybe you can’t find it.
– #2 – DISCUSSION of how to be a “safe person” for a person w/ Dementia. Dementia sufferers seem to have a “sense” of who is “safe” and who is not. More basic. One of the last things we lose is our sense of hearing and our awareness of emotions.
– #3 – DISCUSSION that you should HAVE A PLAN. Think in the present about a plan no matter what happens tomorrow. i.e. viable power of attorney for your health care, your finances, your final wishes, etc.
– REPORT on their DHC’s bi-monthly “THRIVE” support group for ALL LEVELS IS BACK. Open to clients, family, caregivers. They also have a ZOOM meeting. Call for the link. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Indian Wells group meets 1st and 3rd Wed., of each month. La Quinta group meets 2nd and 4th Wed., in Old Town. of each month.
– (contact info: www.dementiahelpcenter.com and (760) 636-6355).

Kae

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 3 – cont. “Senior Moment” Segment

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JOSLYN CENTER w/ Dr. Jay Seller CNE, CDE, CNC, Executive Director re: 73-750 Catalina Way, Palm Desert, CA. 92260.
re: 73-750 Catalina Way, Palm Desert, CA. 92260.
– ANNOUNCEMENT that on Oct., 27 @ 3 PM, Allan Jensen, on earlier in this show, will be doing his show “If It’s Me, It’s Broadway” @ the Sunday Cabaret Series @ the Joslyn Center’s Arthur Newman Theater. Tickets available @ the door.
– REPORT that the Joslyn Center has at least 80 programs, activities and FREE COUNSELING for folks.
– REPORT on the FREE “Go For Life” program @ Joslyn. Nationally recognized program for Seniors. Aerobic exercise. Mon., Wed., Thurs., and Fri., Shows every weekend thru February.
Then follow up w/ Yoga classes etc. Average of 200 folks a day come there. Large facility.
– REPORT on the Singles Dinner Group; Deaf and Hard-of-hearing Club; among others.
– REPORT that the Joslyn Center is for 50 plus folks. 2,200 members. $30/year for membership.
– REPORT that the Center is open Monday thru Friday 8 AM 5 PM. They are a COOLING CENTER. Stop in, get water and a snack, cool down and engage in activities if you like.
– REPORT that they are an Adult Senior Center and that they have over 80 classes and clubs every week. Check the calendar on their website.
– ANNOUNCEMENT that there is a Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Club. They play cards etc., GREAT.
– REPORT that the Joslyn Center serves between 150 and 200 people a day for people age 50 and up.
– REPORT that membership is $30./year. Sign up on-line and sign up for the FREE newsletter that comes out every week, even during the summer.
– REMEMBER: Bingo; Noon to 2 PM on Tuesdays. 10 games for $15.
– (contact info: www.joslyncenter.org and (760) 340-3220).
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Dr. Jay

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3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – American Legion Segment

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American Legion Dept. of CA (Salinas Heritage Group) w/ Amado Salinas. National Legislative Council for the Dept., of CA.; National Media and Communications Committee for the American Legion; Area 5 District 1 First Vice for membership; National Legislation Council for By-laws and Constitution; Life member of American Legion Owen Coffman Post 519 @ 400 N. Belardo, Palm Springs, CA. 92262 and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Parliamentarian and Sgt.-At-Arms for the Hispanic American Police Officers Command Association. New position for the Dept. of CA. Area 5 National Security Commissioner for the American Legion.
– U.S. CONSTITUTION LESSON FOR THE DAY;
– REPORT that the Constitution started out w/ 52 powerful words in the Preamble. The Founding Fathers defined the rights and duties that we as citizens have.
– HEAD’S UP that today Amado is speaking as a U.S. Citizen and an U.S. Veteran.
– DISCUSSION of the oath he took when entering the military. Basically the same oath that all elected officials take.
– REPORT that over 415,000 Illegal Aliens are in the U.S. that are KNOWN criminals says the Dept., of Homeland Security. And 16,000 are KNOWN sex offenders.
– “WE THE PEOPLE” are given the power, not WE THE GOVERNMENT….of the United States, not individual states.
– “COMMON DEFENSE” and “GENERAL WELFARE” of U.S. Citizens.
– SECURITY the blessings of liberty.
– We are a republic of states, not a democracy.
– REPORT on how you AND YOUR FAMILY CAN become a member of Post 519.
– (contact info; www.americanlegionpalmsprings.com and (760) 325-6229)

Amado