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| A Few Moments With David Cook Dave Anthony spends a few moments with American Idol winner David Cook. On May 21, 2008, he won the seventh season of the reality television show American Idol. Prior to Idol he worked as a bartender at the "Blank Slate" in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he would also occasionally play shows. Tuesday, June 17, 2008 |
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| A Few Moments With Vitali Klitschko Dave Anthony spent a few moments with world champion boxer under the WBC division, Vitali Klitschko. It has long been understood that Ukraine is a strategically significant country for the U.S. and our national security. Mr. Klitschko's, running for Mayor of Kiev, Ukraine, visit to the U.S. affirms that and also represents a step in the right direction for you Ukraine, a country on the cusp of modernization, true democracy, and a free market system. They talk politics, everyday living and the sport of boxing. Tuesday, June 17, 2008 |
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| A Few Moments With Will Durst Fox News Radio's White House Corrrespondent, Rich Johnson spent a few moments with Comedian and author Will Durst. Rich Johnson talks with Will about the Presidential race, comedians' love of George W. Bush, staying away from Washington, DC and Will's new book: "The All-American Sport of BiPartisan Bashing: Common Sense Rantings from a Raging Moderate." Tuesday, June 17, 2008 |
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| A Few Moments With Jennie Finch Jennie, who has graced the covers of numerous magazines and is one of only three athletes to ever be among People Magazines 50 Most Beautiful People, spent a few moments with Fox news Radio's Dave Anthony about the upcoming 2008 Summer Olympics in which she will be pitching for Team USA, her recent role on the hit show Celebrity Apprentice before being fired by Donald Trump in Week 4, her status as a famous role model to tens of millions of girls and young women throughout United States, and what it is like to be one of the most popular female athletes in the world! Tuesday, June 17, 2008 |
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| A Few Moments With Zahava Schertz Her name was Rutka Laskier -- and she's coming to be known as "the Polish Anne Frank" -- a 14 year old girl living in Nazi-occupied Poland. She would not survive the holocaust, but at her request, her notebook did, kept private by her friend for 60 years. In a newly published book, the world is just now getting another glimpse into the mind and world surrounding a holocaust victim. It's called Rutka's Notebook. Her sister, Zahava Schertz, born after the holocaust, never knew about her sister, in fact Rutka's entire family, except for her father, was murdered by the Nazis. Zahava was only made aware of the book 2 years ago, and spends a few moments with Fox Radio's Melanie Lyons to talk about it. Monday, May 19, 2008 |
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| A Few Moments With May Pang In 1973 May Pang went from a twenty-something personal assistant to John Lennon and Yoko Ono to being Lennon's "other woman." That began a year and a half romance Beatles fans refer to as the "Lost Weekend." Now Pang has collected the photographs she took during that period of redemption and renewal in Lennon's life and brought them together in the book "Instamatic Karma." in an interview with Fox News Radio's Mike Majchrowitz, Pang explains how the pictures captured touching moments of John reconnecting with his young son Julian. They also document John and Paul McCartney ending their bitter feud as the Beatles were dissolved as a partnership to exist only on vinyl and in Rock and Roll history. There are also interesting historic insights like how the Beatles formed in the tough neighborhoods of Liverpool, England actually ended as a band at Disneyworld. It is an eyewitness journey through a period of great change and creativity in the life of one of the greatest legends Rock and Roll ever produced. Wednesday, April 23, 2008 |
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