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The Body Politic  

“THE BODY POLITIC” is a provocative, new talk show hosted by internationally acclaimed investigative journalist, Suzanne Marcus-Fletcher. The global, call-in talk show, will continue to feature many of the world’s foremost leaders and pioneers in the exploration of gender relations, politics, social issues, changing cultural attitudes, human rights issues, and how the masculine/feminine dynamic plays out in our every day lives. Fletcher is best known for her award winning work on "Children and Women at Risk." The host will continue to interview some of the world's most progressive voices on gender-related issues, social stigmas, and how cultural bias informs our attitudes about human power: Who gets it, who doesn’t, and why. The Body Politics' content is keenly diverse, including a cutting edge new series coined "Dying to Be Thin," which brings America's growing eating disorder epidemics front and center. Previous interviews showcased several of America's rising Classical stars who discussed gender bias in music, to vastly different episodes, highlighting North America's top Thoroughbred racing figures, including celebrated female jockey, Kayla Stra, to pinnacle Hall of Fame Trainer, Jack Van Berg, who discussed the realities for women and men in what remains one of the world's most mysterious sports. Fletcher began the "Body Politic" with an episode on the national teen runaway epidemic. With more than 120 published articles, cover stories, profiles, and news releases, Fletchers’ stories and investigative pieces have been been picked up by the world’s most esteemed media, including: UPI, the Associated Press, Reuters, The Washington Times, The Miami Herald, Chicago Daily Herald, San Francisco Chronicle, Newsday, NY Daily News, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Hollywood Reporter, The Denver Post, The Houston Chronicle, Salt Lake Tribune, Huffington Post, among hundreds of syndicated news wires and media outlets.

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New Series: "Dying to Be Thin." Acclaimed investigative Journalist, Suzanne Marcus-Fletcher, interviews world renowned eating disorder expert, Dr. Patricia Pitts, founder and CEO of The Bella Vita eating disorder treatment centers located in Los Angeles, Woodland Hills and La Canada Flintridge, CA for a progressive new BTR series coined, "Dying to Be Thin." Together, they discuss the sources, influences, consequences, and often misunderstood aspects of chronic eating disorders, some of which are reaching epidemic levels in the U.S. The series can currently be heard or downloaded from www.blogtalkradio/thebodypolitic, and at www.suzannemarcusfletcher.com. Approximately seven million girls, women, and men of all ages, including the elderly, struggle with eating disorders in America. Approximately one million boys and men struggle with serious disorders, such as "Manorexia," which is rising to epidemic levels nationally, according to The National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Eating Disorders. The Body Politic's "Dying to be Thin" series with Dr. Patricia Pitts covers pivotal topics such as, "How do you know if you or a loved one has an eating disorder? "Misconceptions about eating disorders," "The rapid rise of Manorexia among male teens and men." On Thursday, October 1st, at 12:00 PM Pacific Standard time, The Body Politic will air live a new episode entitled: "How do eating disorders serve you?" The Body Politic will also address "How dieting contributes to eating disorders." Fletcher will also be interviewing experts from the fashion, diet, and publishing/media industries for this series. If you wish to be a guest on the "Dying to be Thin" series, or wish to sponsor a show, contact Suzanne Marcus Fletcher at Ravenridge@socal.rr.com.
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    Category: Politics

    Call-in Number: (646) 595-2146


    Exceller (1973 - 1997) is widely considered one of the best horses to race in the United States to not win a year-end championship. Despite his exemplary achievements as a racehorse, and his unique accomplishment in being the only horse to ever defeat two Triple Crown winners in the same race (and only the second ever to do so in his career), Exceller is now remembered more for the tragic manner of his death (slaughtered) and the horse rescue movement it helped inspire. Together, with Exceller Fund principals, investigative reporter Suzanne Marcus Fletcher discusses the state of horse rescue in the U.S., and what we can do individually to bring this issue to critical mass, and stop our equines from being shipped to Canada and Mexico for slaughter–––for the sole purpose of serv
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    EXCELLER: A RACE HORSES' LEGACY GIVES HOPE TO "AT RISK" HORSES THROUGH THE EXCELLER FUND

    A Thoroughbred known as EXCELLER was Born May 12, 1973, Kentucky. Total Earnings: $1,654,003. He is the only horse to beat two Triple Crown winners in 1978 JOCKEY GOLD CUP (Seattle Slew and Affirmed). Winner of 11 Grade or Group 1 Races. He was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, 1999. DIED IN A SLAUGHTERHOUSE, APRIL 7, 1997. Exceller Fund, Executor Director, Nicole Smith, and former Exceller Fund President and Exec. Director, Bonnie Mizrahi, discuss the great race horse, his legacy, and how his demise is helping to build promising futures for race horses beyond the finish line.

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    EXCELLER: A RACE HORSES' LEGACY GIVES HOPE TO "AT RISK" HORSES THROUGH THE EXCELLER FUND

    A Thoroughbred known as EXCELLER was Born May 12, 1973, Kentucky. Total Earnings: $1,654,003. He is the only horse to beat two Triple Crown winners in 1978 JOCKEY GOLD CUP (Seattle Slew and Affirmed). Winner of 11 Grade or Group 1 Races. He was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, 1999. DIED IN A SLAUGHTERHOUSE, APRIL 7, 1997. Exceller Fund, Executor Director, Nicole Smith, and former Exceller Fund President and Exec. Director, Bonnie Mizrahi, discuss the great race horse, his legacy, and how his demise is helping to build promising futures for race horses beyond the finish line.

  • Original Air Date:

    EXCELLER: A RACE HORSES' LEGACY GIVES HOPE TO "AT RISK" HORSES THROUGH THE EXCELLER FUND

    A Thoroughbred known as EXCELLER was Born May 12, 1973, Kentucky. Total Earnings: $1,654,003. He is the only horse to beat two Triple Crown winners in 1978 JOCKEY GOLD CUP (Seattle Slew and Affirmed). Winner of 11 Grade or Group 1 Races. He was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, 1999. DIED IN A SLAUGHTERHOUSE, APRIL 7, 1997. Exceller Fund, Executor Director, Nicole Smith, and former Exceller Fund President and Exec. Director, Bonnie Mizrahi, discuss the great race horse, his legacy, and how his demise is helping to build promising futures for race horses beyond the finish line.

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    THE LEGACY OF EXCELLER: PROVIDING RACE HORSES A FUTURE BEYOND THE FINISH LINE

    Exceller was foaled on May 12, 1973 in Kentucky, and remains one of the best equines to race in the United States that never won a year-end championship. Exceller is the only horse to beat two Triple Crown winners in the 1978 Gold Cup (Seattle Slew and Affirmed). He was the winner of 11 Grade or Group 1 Races. His total earnings were $1,654,003. He was inducted into the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in 1999. Exceller met his death in a slaughter house on April 7, 1997– two years prior. On Friday, November 6, at 2 PM PST, The Body Politic honors the legacy of Exceller, with special guest, Nicole Smith, Executive Director of The Exceller Fund, to discuss what The Excellor Fund is doing to transition race horses to a second career off the track; find placement of Thoroughbreds directly from slaughter auctions, feedlots, and "at risk" situations, and we will detail specifically how the Fund works with rescue groups to save as many horses as is possible. Find out how you can be the Guardian Angel of a special Exceller Fund horse for as little as 5 dollars per month. Host Suzanne Marcus Fletcher will be taking your live calls, the chat room will be open for one full hour, beginning 2:00 PM PST @ Blogtalkradio/thebodypolitic. The show's listener and guest call-in number is: (646) 595-2146. Please join us.

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    DYING TO BE THIN

    Investigative Reporter, Suzanne Marcus Fletcher, and world renowned eating disorder expert, Dr. Patricia Pitts, (Founder of The Bella Vita Eating Disorder Treatment Centers) will be discussing how dieting contributes to eating disorders, and how eating disorders serve the people who have them.

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    DYING TO BE THIN SERIES

    THE BODY POLITIC “DYING TO BE THIN SERIES” for ITUNES. Join us: Friday, September 11th, at 12:00 PM. INTERVIEW WITH WORLD RENOWNED EATING DISORDER EXPERT AND INNOVATOR DR. PATRICIA PITTS, FOUNDER, CEO THE BELLA VITA, LOS ANGELES EPISODE # 2: MANOREXIA: AN EPIDEMIC: In the past five years at The Bella Vita Eating Disorder programs, the clinic has witnessed that treatment of boys and men for this eating disorder has doubled. A Harvard study in December 2007 reported that 25% of those with eating disorders in America were men. Also covered, the misconceptions about eating disorders, particularly Manorexia. The Body Politics’ “DYING TO BE THIN” series will address and explore America’s continued societal pressure ON TEENS, women, AND MEN of all ages to meet unrealistic standards of body perfection and weight–––giving rise to life-threatening eating disorders, BODY IMAGE DISORDERS, and AN increasing suicide rate among YOUNG WOMEN, MEN, AND THE ELDERLY. The Body Politics' "Dying to Be Thin Series" features Dr. Patricia Pitts, one of the nations' pioneering Eating Disorder Experts, and CEO of The Bella Vita: “A Beautiful Life” Psychology Group Inc, in Los Angeles.

  • Original Air Date:

    DYING TO BE THIN

    The Body Politics’ “DYING TO BE THIN” series will address and explore America’s continued societal pressure ON TEENS, women, AND MEN of all ages to meet unrealistic standards of body perfection and weight–––giving rise to life-threatening eating disorders, BODY IMAGE DISORDERS, and AN increasing suicide rate among YOUNG WOMEN, MEN, AND THE ELDERLY. The Itunes series will feature world renowned eating disorder expert, and innovator, Dr. Patricia Pitts, Founder, CEO, THE BELLA VITA, LOS ANGELES. EPISODE # 1: HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU, OR A LOVED ONE, HAS AN EATING DISORDER? ALSO: MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT EATING DISORDERS

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