The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling- November 09th 2013 Hr1- Guest: Pharmacist Ben Fuches- The 4 Dimensions of Healing and Disease

The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling- November 09th 2013- Guest: Pharmacist Ben Fuches- The 4 Dimensions of Healing and Disease

    This is your invitation to an intense, fast paced journey to discover how the human body works.  What are the 4 dimensions of healing and disease?  This week's show is about addressing the causes of degenerative diseases and how to treat and prevent them.  Spiritual, mental, emotional and physical wellness play a bigger role in good health than most scientists will admit.  Join MZ and Pharmacist Ben for this week's  "Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling",  now you can explore yourself without sinning (or making a mess).

The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling- November 02nd 2013- Taking Back Your Country; What are You Going to do About It? Guest- Paul D Kendall, Political Energy Activist

      How do you fix a broken political system?  MZ's guest is here to exchange some ideas and insight with the listeners.  Have you chosen sides in the great battle between the Left and Right, the Conservatives or the Liberals? Is it possible that ideology and righteousness, on both sides,  has poisoned our government to the extent of nonfunctionality?  This show is about taking back your country!

The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling- October 26th 2013- Discussing Solutions to Homelessness- Guests: Claudia Brown, President of Homeless Services Center Board of Directors and Jim McBurney, Homeless Advocate

Discussing Solutions to Homelessness- Guests: Claudia Brown, President of Homeless Services Center Board of Directors and Jim McBurney, Homeless Advocate
     This week's "Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling" is a lesson on forward thinking, addressing  solutions to the homeless problem in Santa Cruz County.  MZ is joined by Claudia Brown, President of the Board of Directors at the Santa Cruz Homeless Services Center,  and by Jim McBurney, a local homeless advocate.
    What are some of the causes of the homeless problem in Santa Cruz County?  Who comprises the majority?  What are the numbers, and what can be done? What about jobs? Listen to what plans are in the works, and what you can do to provide help and hope for the homeless.

Find out how you can help the Homeless Services Center in Santa Cruz, California by Clicking Here: http://scshelter.org/index.php?page=wish-list  

Also check out: Smart Solutions to Homelessness, Santa Cruz County

The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling Hr2- October 19th 2013- The Passing of a Local Legend: KSCO Celebrates the Life and Career of Don Husing

The Passing of a Local Legend: KSCO Celebrates the Life and Career of Don Husing (Hour 2)

MZ kicks off the celebration in honor of the passing of Don Husing.  Don worked at KSCO for over 40 years and has worked at several other stations on the Central Coast of California.  Don will be remembered on this day by those who knew and worked with him.  This will be a celebration, with shared memories and inside stories about the the man who loved radio.

The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling Hr1- October 19th 2013- The Passing of a Local Legend: KSCO Celebrates the Life and Career of Don Husing

The Passing of a Local Legend: KSCO Celebrates the Life and Career of Don Husing

MZ kicks off the celebration in honor of the passing of Don Husing.  Don worked at KSCO for over 40 years and has worked at several other stations on the Central Coast of California.  Don will be remembered on this day by those who knew and worked with him.  This will be a celebration, with shared memories and inside stories about the the man who loved radio.

The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling- October 12th 2013- Guest: Bill Simpkins- Keeping the Community Afloat (Who's Trying to Pee in the Pool?)

Keeping the Community Afloat  (Who's Trying to Pee in the Pool?)

       Bill Simpkins joins MZ for this edition of "The Saturday Special".   The Simpkins Family Swim Center has benefitted the people of Santa Cruz County by promoting healthy families.  The Simpkins Swim Center is a precious community resource that some of it's founders feel  is being underutilized.  What more can be offered and what can be done to get more people through the doors?  The answer is not as simple as you might think.  It seems that local government doesn't quite share the same enthusiasm as Mr Simpkins.  What's the deal?  Who's trying to pee in the pool?   Find out,  as we journey to the deep end of the pool with Michael Zwerling.