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Call Your Nana

Call Your Nana!

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90-something Nana Miriam and her 20-something granddaughter Hilary will schmooze, recap current events, and bridge the generation gap. Tune in for stories, memories, lessons, and the best 30 minutes of your week!

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Nana remembers The Great Depression and the days before credit cards, Hilary's generation is swimming in debt. We talk financial smarts and rehash the CNN/YouTube Debate. Nana is the new Suze Orman!!
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Nana remembers a time before ipods, iphones, bluetooth, blackberries, and fax machines. I ask Nana about how our world has changed in her lifetime. Does time pass differently now? And should more people stop to smell the roses?
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How has body image changed from when Nana was young? Why are so many Americans obese and there are so many youngsters with eating disorders? We tackle beauty in all of its forms, including the unfortunate Mutton Dressed as... more
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We're talking Israel. The facts, the myths, the neverending story. What's your take?
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Paris Hilton is out of the slammer. We talk the good, the bad, and the ugly of the charmed life.
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We'll talk creativity in all its forms. Is creativity hereditary? Why can some actors paint? Why are there whole families of actors? Talent or nepotism? Call in and chat with us!
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We discuss Women's Suffrage and women politicians, but what do you think?
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Nation, identity, and immigration in the 2 generations, anecdotes from Nana's day, as well as the current Amnesty Bill and immigration's implications for the upcoming election. Controversy awaits!
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Nana interviews Hil, the duo talk their different generation's sexual mores, gender politics, and rules of dating. Spicy!
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Nana finishes her anecdotes from WWII, and we discuss how our two generations view the environment and the future.
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