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HEALTHY SHOTS WITH COACH CHER| MIMI KIRK

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May 19, 2011, my guest is the very sexy Mimi KIRK

Throughout her life, Mimi Kirk’s talents and interpersonal skills brought her into numerous jobs and careers. She had a stint as a Las Vegas showgirl, and was the stand-in for Mary Tyler Moore in the
hit sitcom The Mary Tyler Moore Show. She designed clothes and jewelry for Valerie Harper, and invented the popular scarf motif along with the “Rhoda style” for Valerie on the Rhoda television series.
Kirk left the industry to open her own national jewelry manufacturing business. Later, becoming Interested in personal growth, she sold her company and became the regional marketing director for a company that delivered self-improvement seminars. She left to study
with her Guru in India.
1989, Kirk was the founder, editor, and publisher of an environmental newspaper, The City Planet, in Los Angeles In August 2009 Mimi won the title of “sexiest vegetarian over 50” in a nation wide contest conducted by PETA. She was the oldest
contestant at 70 and won over hundreds of other contestants. She has been interviewed on NBC, KUSI, Fox and appeared on The Doctors, a national TV show. Many newspaper and magazine articles
have been written about her as well as many online blogs. She recently authored Live Raw with a release date of May 2011. Mimi is passionate about helping others to look and feel their best by eating a
plant based raw food vegan diet.
Mimi is the mother of 4 children and grandmother of 7. She was married at 17 and widowed at 29. As a single working mother she understands how busy people put their health off and concentrate on
making a living. She is passionate about helping people pay attention to the most important thing they own, and that is their health.

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