HOLDER TONIGHT with PETER ANTHONY HOLDER The Week Of APRIL 23-27, 2007

MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2007
12:35am		This year marks the 70th anniversary of when famed female aviatrix Amelia Earhart disappeared during a flight over the Pacific Ocean. Richard Gillespie, the head of The International Group for Historical Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR), is leading an expedition to the remote island of Nikumaroro, where some skeletal remains thought to be Earhart's were supposedly discovered in 1940. He's also the author of Finding Amelia: The True Story of the Earhart Disappearance. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:05am		Is your teen looking for a summer job? We talk to Jill Sanborne, who helps 40,000 teens monthly discover new career ideas, and teaches parents, their teens, and educators how to successfully tackle the 21st century job market.
2:05am		How do you have the best day of your life everyday? We put that question to motivational speaker Hal Elrod, author of Taking Life Head On! (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
2:35am		Got a pet peeve? Jon Williamson is the man behind the website that is perfect for you, www.mypetpeeves.com.

TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2007
12:35am		There is a growth market in more wholesome, Christian based films. We talk about this with Staci Keanan, one of the stars of the new film Hidden Secrets.
1:05am		Stanley Livingston, best known for his role as Chip on My Three Sons, is on to bring us up-to-date with his career plus talk about his latest work, The Actor's Journey Project, a revolutionary DVD set that guides you into the world of show business.
2:05am		(Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com). We talk bees with Steve Buchmann, an adjunct professor of Entomology at the University of Arizona and the author of The Bee Tree and also Letters from the Hive: An Intimate History of Bees, Honey and Humankind. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 2007
12:35am		To help busy home cooks, four enterprising Calgary women have created the website, www.wovenfare.com, the first personalized online meal planning service in Canada. We talk to Cecilia de la Rocha from Wovenfare International.
1:05am		We see films like the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean III and we often think that pirates are part of the past or of fiction. But they still roam the high seas. We talk to Pavanne LeJeune Pettigrew, who has a knowledge of pirates and is the author of the novel One More Breath. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:35am		Fearing a painful death from tobacco products should be enough reason for people to quit. So why are millions still addicted? We put that question to Dr. Michael Rabinoff, author of Ending The Tobacco Holocaust. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
2:05am		Stephanie Weaver is the author of Creating Great Visitor Experiences: A Guide for Museums, Parks, Zoos, Gardens, and Libraries. Stephanie believes that facilities need to evaluate what gets visitors through their doors and keeps them coming back. (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2007
12:35am		Dennis Cass is an author who through investigative journalism, humor, scientific research, and sociological digging, tries to unlock the mysteries of the human brain in a book called Head Case: How I Almost Lost My Mind Trying to Understand My Brain. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:05am		Branch Rickey was the man who gave baseball batting helmets, batting cages, pitching machines and the farm system. He revolutionized the game of baseball. We talk about the visionary with Lee Lowenfish, author of Branch Rickey: Baseball's Ferocious Gentleman. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:35am		What are men really thinking? Carlton Houston and Pierre St. Clair surveyed hundreds of men between the ages of 21 and 40 from all ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. The results are in the book The Little Black Book Exposed: Inside the Minds of Men. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
2:05am		Bill Reid is the Senior Tour Director for TempestTours, a company that takes storm chasers on twister tours.

FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2007
12:35am		Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter. The reviewed books are: I Heard That Song Before: A Novel by Mary Higgins Clark, published by Simon & Schuster, $29.99. The Book of Caddyshack: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Greatest Movie Ever Made by Scott Martin, published by Taylor Trade Publishing, $19.95. Farmyard Flyers by Mike Bostock, published by Egmont/Publishers Group Canada, $11.95. Click on the links above to order directly on-line from amazon.com and amazon.ca You can also read selected Kiddie's Korner reviews from Stuart at Sandbox World
12:45am		Steve Walsh, with another segment of Steve Walsh: Our Man In The Heart Of America: Checking Out The Nation's Pulse. Find out what wacky things our Jefferson City, Missouri based correspondant has found in the U.S.
1:05am		Numerologist Agia Akal Singh Khalsa will be on to have a little fun with numbers plus tell a fable or two! Warning! For entertainment purposes only. No medical questions.