HOLDER TONIGHT with PETER ANTHONY HOLDER The Week Of FEBRUARY 18-22, 2008

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2008
12:35am		Arnold Bennett, Director of the Housing Hotline, will be on to answer questions for tenants & landlords. (For more info check the Alpha-file under "Bennett")
1:05am		Trish McLeod is one of the builders of a quinzee in Anola, Manitoba that hopes to become a record setter. It's an 800 square foot snow home complete with ice bar and VIP lounge that has couches, coffee tables and a working wood stove.
1:35am		Don Wilson is a member of The Ventures, the best-selling instrumental group behind hits like Wipeout and Hawaii 5-0, who will become rock royalty when they're inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame.
2:05am		Diane Wei Liang is the author of The Eye of Jade, a mystery that introduces Mei Wang, the first ever female private detective in China's capital. (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		Inflatable pubs are making it safe to get into a bar room brawl. We speak to Mark John from Airquee, makers of the inflatable pub.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2008
12:35am		Author J. A. Leary knows the meaning of the phrase "the sky's the limit" better than just about anyone else. As a software engineer, he spent years designing processing software for the space shuttle's main engines at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. He has a new psychological thriller called The Angel Hunter. (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		Andrew Fazekas, "The Night Sky Guy" is back to talk astronomy and share the latest news about the heavens, space exploration and just plain all around star gazing.
2:05am		Does your cat have an attitude? We talk to Carolyn Bartz, author of Secrets of Cat Attitude Revealed. (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, FEBRUARY 20, 2008
12:35am		People in Langley, Washington, are fearing for their lives. The 24th Annual Murder Mystery Weekend is happening this weekend and it continues the tradition of everyone in the tiny town getting together to solve a made-up murder. We talk to Nancy Rowan, the Executive Director of Langley Chamber of Commerce and Loretta Martin, the murder mystery writer.
1:05am		Nicole Chrysostom-Murray is the editor-in-chief of Passion magazine, the publication with the mandate to shine a brighter light on the diversity of Canadian culture.
1:35am		We talk about that final trip that we all eventually will take . . . death! Melissa Abraham is a musician and the author of When We Remember: Inspiration & Integrity for a Meaningful Funeral. (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		Wendy Molyneux is the author of Everything Is Wrong With You: The Modern Woman's Guide to Finding Self Confidence Through Self Loathing (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).

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2008
12:35am		Ira Gladstone, better known as Mr. Fixit, is in to answer questions about those broken items that you don't want to throw away. (For more info check the Alpha-file under "Fix-It").
1:05am		One of the new trends when trying to sell your home is "staging." We talk to Dr. Alex Charish, an ergonomics expert.
1:35am		What happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas. We talk to Jane McCormick, the author of Breaking My Silence: Confessions of a Rat Pack Party Girl & Sex Trade Survivor. (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		How do you protect your children from viewing pornography on the Internet? We talk to Karen Child and Danielle Tiano, the authors of Temptation Of A Generation. (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2008
12:35am		Stuart Nulman is in with another edition of Book Banter. The reviewed books are: Five Easy Decades: How Jack Nicholson Became the Biggest Movie Star in Modern Times by Dennis McDougal, published by Wiley, $30.99. Otto Preminger: The Man Who Would Be King by Foster Hirsch, published by Knopf, $44. A Dog Needs a Bone! by Audrey Wood, published by Blue Sky Press/Scholastic, $20.99. 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		The Academy Awards are this Sunday. We talk to Steve Rohr, "publicist to the stars" about this weekend's events, giving us an insider's view of Hollywood's biggest night.
1:35am		Is your private life your employer's business? We talk to Ellen Simonetti, a former flight attendant who was fired because her employer thought her blog was "inappropriate pictures." She is the author of Diary of a Dysfunctional Flight Attendant: The Queen of Sky Blog. (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		Teenager Grayson Rosenberger's mother lost both her legs in a car accident 25 years ago. His parents now run the Christian-based charity, Standing with Hope, which provides prosthetic legs to people in Ghana. Grayson got involved when he entered the Bubble Wrap Competition for Young Inventors and won first prize for his cost-effective, cosmetic shell for artificial legs. We talk to Grayson and his father Peter about his creation and the work that they do.
2:35am		Success is raining cats and dogs on one pet-centered website. Dogcatradio.com began three years ago as an online radio station for pet owners to keep their pooches and pussycats occupied. We talk to CEO Adrian Martinez.