“Radio Caravan” will broadcast 8 p.m. this Saturday and 12 noon Sunday on Cox Channel 3 TV, as we say goodbye to our dear friend and co-host Robert Palmer who passed away on 4 September.
Months before he passed, we had scheduled as a guest the spiritual-medium James Van Praagh who arrived at our radio station on 13 September and, unacquainted with Robert or his passing, proceeded to give a spontaneous reading to Robert’s wife Nancy and his daughter Paige.
John Batdorf and Michel McLean discuss their latest project, “SoundTrax to Recovery”, a concept CD that focuses on addiction-recovery issues. Listen to Batdorf perform live the song “Forgiveness” off the new CD, and a song he wrote when he was 19-years-old titled “Let it Go”, which displays some incredible guitar riffs.
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Henry Kapono kicked off his musical career in collaboration with Cecilio Rodriquez in the early 1970s. Cecilio & Kapono became one of the biggest musical groups to come from the Islands. Kapono continues to perform, recently for the halftime show ProBowl 2013, and with Michael McDonald from The Doobie Brothers for the “Pillars of Peace” concert.
According to the National Education Association, between 15-25 percent of students are frequent victims of bullying. Daniel Mendez, 16, a sophomore at San Clemente High School, committed suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot to the head because he too was bullied; his parents and sister, and best friend, revisit this tragic story.
Greg Burchett, Biology and Health Services Professor at Riverside City College, came home one night and found that his wife had stabbed their 17-month-old son, Garrison, in the abdomen, resulting in his death. He has written a book about the tragedy titled “Missing the Links: A Mother’s Murder of my 17-month-old son Garrison.”
