Our Celebrity Speakers
Call us for the celebrity or entertainer to match your cause. Below is a partial listing of people we represent
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Meredith Baxter Substance Abuse, Breast Cancer, Domestic Violence, Women's Groups While performing critically acclaimed comedic and dramatic roles in TV and over 50 movies, Meredith Baxter also battled alcoholism, breast cancer, domestic abuse, three failed marriages, and other challenges while raising five children. Now a cancer survivor, successful entrepreneur, and recovering alcoholic for 20 years, she also recently released her memoir. From fame to floundering and back, she offers an inspiring story of courage, hope, self-acceptance and happiness. Her upbeat, winning style that earned her the admiration of fans is now a part of her presentation to audiences across the country. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Meredith Baxter |
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Jane Gross Aging: Financial Planning, Long Term Care, Caregiving Jane Gross is the author of "A Bittersweet Season: Caring for Our Aging Parents - and Ourselves'' (Knopf, 2011) and the founding blogger of "The New Old Age,'' at the New York Times, about the intersection of adult children and their aging parents. Following her own mother's death, she and her family dealt with issues that took them by surprise in their complexity and she was determined that others not have to re-invent the wheel in medical, legal, financial, and residential choices. Her expertise, including public policy, is essential at this unprecedented demographic moment: And what she has to says has special resonance as the nation struggles with health care reform, the huge debt and the likelihood of key changes to Medicare and Medicaid, all being played out in an especially toxic political climate. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jane Gross |
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Lainie Kazan Alzheimers, Deep Vein Thrombosis, Healthcare Fundraiser Entertainer Multi- Award Winner of Film, Stage & TV and Alzheimers Advocate Lainie Kazan is the embodiment of the word entertainer - Broadway, TV, film actress, singer with guest appearances on virtually every top variety show in network television. After watching her sing at San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel, Francis Ford Coppola offered her a plum role on "One From The Heart." She speaks to many groups about her personal family experience with alzheimers, as well as other healthcare causes. She often ends her presentation with some of her songs, which audiences love. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Lainie Kazan |
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Michelle Kingsfield Cancer When she was 14 weeks pregnant with her second son, Michelle Kingsfield was diagnosed with stage four non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. She not only shared the shocking news with family and friends, she also shared it with the thousands of people who watch her during the week on the news in Dayton, Ohio where she's an anchor at the NBC affiliate, WDTN.. The local newspaper, The Dayton Daily News, followed Kingsfield's amazing story, detailing her incredible strength and inspiration as she went through six rounds of intense chemo therapy and then delivered a healthy baby boy. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Michelle Kingsfield |
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Robert Bazell Trends in Medicine, Cancer Update, Technology and Medicine, Science and Medicine During his career with NBC News, Chief Health and Science Correspondent Robert Bazell has reported on a wide range of subjects in the areas of science, technology and medicine, from throughout the United States and around the world. His reports appear on "NBC Nightly News," "Today," and "Dateline NBC," and viewers have long known that when there is a major breakthrough in science or medicine, Bazell will be there to explain it in a lively and understandable way. An Emmy- and Peabody Award winning reporter, he is the author of HER-2: The Making of Herceptin, a Revolutionary Treatment for Breast Cancer. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Robert Bazell |
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Ed Begley Jr. Environmental advocate; substance abuse, Health and Wellness Ed Begley, Jr., became a star for his emmy-nominated role on "St. Elsewhere." Begley has displayed a broad range of talent and now hosts a show on "living green". Begley, who overcame substance abuse several years ago, has taken on the cause of substance abuse awareness as well as sharing his story with audiences across the country. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Ed Begley Jr. |
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Jeff Bell Mental Health Jeff Bell's frank and forthright message recounts the depths to which his debilitating anxiety disorder reduced him—to driving his car in continuous circles, scouring his hands in scalding water, and endlessly rewinding, replaying, and repeating in his head even the most mundane daily experiences. Such was the case for Jeff, a husband, father, and highly successful radio news anchor—and one of the millions of Americans living with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Attendees will learn what OCD feels like from the inside, and how healing from such a devastating condition is possible through therapy, determination, and the support of loved ones. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jeff Bell |
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Ellen Burstyn Substance Abuse, Breast Cancer, Domestic Violence, Depression, Women's Health Advocate With an illustrious career encompassing stage, film, and television, Ellen Burstyn won the Tony Award as "Best Actress" for her starring role in "Same Time, Next Year," but it was her Academy Award-winning performance in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" for which Burstyn is best known. Lecturing throughout the country on a wide range of topics, Burstyn is especially committed to women's health issues and domestic violence awareness. She also shares her personal story of overcoming substance abuse and dealing with a family member who suffered from depression. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Ellen Burstyn |
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Cris Carter substance abuse One of the most illustrious pass catchers in NFL history, former Minnesota Vikings star receiver Cris Carter is now a weekly commentator on HBO's "Inside the NFL." Overcoming substance abuse, addiction, and family problems, Carter established a foundation for underprivileged children, as well as the Viking Super Challenge, which challenges students to stay in school and away from drugs. But Carter believes his most significant contributions continue to be made off the field, through public speaking about drug awareness. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Cris Carter |
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Linda Dano Alzheimers, Depression, Caregiving Emmy Award-winner Linda Dano is best known for her starring role as the flamboyant Felicia Gallant on the daytime drama, "Another World." Personally affected by her father's long struggle with Alzheimer's Disease, Dano has been actively supporting a campaign to help people recognize the early symptoms of Alzheimer's. The Mother's Day Campaign Spokesperson for the National Osteoporosis Foundation, Dano also serves as the co-host of "Shoes on Sale," a special sponsored by QVC and the Fashion Footwear Association of New York that raises millions for breast cancer awareness and research. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Linda Dano |
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Patty Duke Mental Health Issues: Manic-Depressive With her Oscar-winning portrayal of blind, mute and deaf Helen Keller in "The Miracle Worker," Patty Duke was recognized as one of America's finest young talents. As a teenager, she enjoyed success in "The Patty Duke Show" and has continued to delight and challenge audiences for more than 40 years with her work in movies and on television. Since the publication of her autobiography, Call Me Anna, as well as her second autobiographical book, A Brilliant Madness: Living with Manic-Depressive Illness, Duke spends a great deal of time speaking on the topic of mental illness. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Patty Duke |
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Jill Eikenberry Breast Cancer Survivor Best known for her role on television's "L.A. Law," Jill Eikenberry's current role is that of breast cancer activist. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 1984, it was her fear that she could die from breast cancer that spurred Eikenberry not only to make major changes in her life, but to share the results. Often partnered by her husband, actor Michael Tucker, the two have been named official spokespersons for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, a national organization dedicated to the advancement of breast cancer education, research and treatment. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jill Eikenberry |
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Linda Ellerbee Breast Cancer, Substance Abuse Enlightening and entertaining audiences for more than 25 years, Linda Ellerbee is best known as the former anchor of the late-night news program "NBC News Overnight" who is now producer of the highly-acclaimed "Nick News" on Nickeolodian. Diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992, Ellerbee underwent a double mastectomy and chemotherapy, and has since been telling her story of living with breast cancer. Using her trademark wit and wisdom, she describes the often amusing yet always heartfelt reactions of her friends, family and colleagues when they heard of her diagnosis. Her personal story of battling the disease is a source of inspiration and strength to many. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Linda Ellerbee |
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Shelley Fabares Alzheimers, Organ Donation, Liver Transplant Best known as the savvy Christine on the television series, "Coach," Shelley Fabares has been an actress since the age of three. She was the teenage daughter on "The Donna Reed Show" for eight seasons; starred in teen-oriented films of the 60's, as well as in three Elvis Presley movies; and had a hit record, "Johnny Angel," which sold over a million copies. Fabares, whose mother suffered from Alzheimer's, is the spokesperson for the National Alzheimer's Association and is President of the Board of Directors for the Donna Reed Foundation. Following her own successful liver transplant in 2000, Fabares is also working nationally with the American Liver Foundation in promoting organ donation and liver disease awareness. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Shelley Fabares |
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Carrie Fisher Mental Health, Bi-Polar, Substance Abuse The daughter of show-biz couple Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, Carrie Fisher became an international cultural icon for her role as Princess Leia in the box office trilogy of "Star Wars," "The Empire Strikes Back," and "Return of the Jedi." An accomplished writer, she became a sensation with her bestselling novel, Postcards from the Edge, a semi-autobiographical novel about an actress dealing with both drug rehabilitation and an alcoholic, attention-hungry mother. Fisher speaks openly and compellingly about her personal battles with manic depression and overcoming substance abuse. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Carrie Fisher |
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Steve Ford Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Cancer, Leadership and Character The son of former President Gerald Ford and Betty Ford, Steve Ford has had a successful 20 year career as an actor in Hollywood. Offering an insider's view of life in the public eye, he shares how his family dealt with Betty Ford's bouts with alcoholism and breast cancer, as well as his own successful battle overcoming alcoholism. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Steve Ford |
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Susan Ford Bales Breast Cancer, Substance Abuse, Living in White House Presidential daughter and advocate for awareness of substance abuse and breast cancer The daughter of former President Gerald Ford and Betty Ford, Susan Ford Bales' adolescence was spent in the White House during one of the most turbulent times in American history. In addition to speaking throughout the country about her experiences during those years, Bales also speaks across the country on the impact of substance abuse on the family. She is also one of the nation's most visible advocates for breast cancer awareness, having witnessed her mother's private battle against the disease. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Susan Ford Bales |
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Steve Garvey Humanitarian, Alzheimers, Multiple Sclerosis,Special Olympics, Pediatric Aids, Juvenile diabetes As one of the most successful Major League Baseball players of all time, Steve Garvey is the reigning National League "Iron Man", fifteen years following his retirement from baseball. Garvey, the man who once played in 1,207 consecutive baseball games, now utilizes that same drive and leadership to motivate audiences around the world to become the best and most successful people or corporations they can become. Steve Garvey's playing field has changed from the baseball diamond to corporate boardrooms and lecture halls, but the integrity, intensity and the devotion for which this future Hall of Famer is famous for is the same. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Steve Garvey |
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Dr. Max Gomez Media, Alzheimers, Heart, Women's Health, Prostate Cancer, AIDS As Health and Science Editor for NewsChannel4 in New York, Dr. Max Gomez provides medical and health reports on a variety of healthcare topics. Author of The Prostate Health Program: A Guide to Preventing and Controlling Prostate Cancer, he is the recipient of numerous journalism awards and regional Emmy's. He also received a UPI honor for "Best Documentary" for his 1986 report on AIDS. He is on the board of numerous organizations, including the Hope and Heroes Children's Cancer Fund at the Children's Hospital of New York and the Long Island chapter of the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America. He has also served as the Grand Marshal of the Multiple Sclerosis Walk. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Dr. Max Gomez |
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Erin Gray Domestic Violence, Healthy Living, Life BalanceBest known for her roles on television's "Silver Spoons" and "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century," Erin Gray got her start in modeling, movies-of-the-week, theater, and feature films. Host of such programs as Lifetime Cable's Drug and Alcohol Intervention Program, Gray is a former victim of domestic violence who also serves as spokesperson and board member for Haven House, the oldest battered women's shelter in the United States. She speaks at seminars across the country regarding stress management and teaches chi kung and tai chi classes at UCLA and the Theatre of Hope for Abused Women. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Erin Gray |
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Sanjay Gupta, MD Health, Science and Medicine in the News Dr. Sanjay Gupta is chief medical correspondent for the health and medical unit at CNN. Gupta, a practicing neurosurgeon, plays an integral role in the network's medical coverage, including covering current medical breakthroughs and breaking medical news around the world. He also writes a column for TIME magazine and has a weekly podcast called "Paging Dr. Gupta." Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Sanjay Gupta, MD |
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Deidre Hall Alzheimers, Children's Health & NutritionDeidre has reigned as one of America's most beloved actresses since her debut as Dr. Marlene Evans on NBC's "Days of Our Lives". Since then, she has enjoed a successful career that spans both daytime and nighttime television, film and theatre. Most recently Deidre was honored with an Intimate Portrait by Lifetime Television, which saluted her personal and professional achievements. She is very active in numerous healthcare causes for non-profit organizations. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Deidre Hall |
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Scott Hamilton Cancer, Inspiration & sports, Life InsuranceAn Olympic Gold medalist, four-time World Champion, and four-time United States Champion, Scott Hamilton's amazing career has spanned more than two decades and has literally transformed modern figure skating. Several hurdles were thrown in his path, including a childhood spent in and out of hospitals with a disease that stunted his growth, the wrenching decision to leave home at age 13 to train with other Olympic hopefuls, the pain of watching his beloved mother die from breast cancer, and his own bout with testicular cancer. Motivated by the love and support of millions around the globe, Hamilton has become a hero in the best sense of the word. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Scott Hamilton |
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Mariette Hartley Mental HealthEmmy Award-winning actress Mariette Hartley has established herself as an enduring star of stage, television, and film, including her three-time clio award-winning commercial with James Garner for Polaroid. She hosted the CBS Morning Show and is currently hosting the acclaimed "Healthy Solutions" TV show. She has been a tireless advocate for mental health awareness in this country. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Mariette Hartley |
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Brit Hume Washington Politics, the Economy, the Media With more than 44 years of journalism experience to draw from, Brit Hume currently serves as a senior political analyst for FOX News Channel (FNC) and contributes to all major political coverage. Hume also is regular panelist on FOX's weekly public affairs program, FOX News Sunday, and has anchored all network coverage for every presidential and Congressional election from 1997-2008. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Brit Hume |
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Naomi Judd With a down-to-earth style that appeals to people of all ages, Naomi Judd draws from her own life experiences to address her audiences. She offers a unique perspective as a single mother, victim of domestic violence, skilled registered nurse, highly successful singer/songwriter, actress, author, and television and radio personality. Judd also uses her household name and personal time to raise invaluable awareness of the deadly Hepatitis C virus - from which she's been cured - as well as research funds for the American Liver Foundation. Always the entertainer, Judd incorporates wit and wisdom into her speeches and speaks her mind with words that come from her heart. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Naomi Judd |
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Missy Lapine Healthy Living, Nutrition, Fitness for Kids, Chef New York Times bestselling author and chef, Missy Chase Lapine a.k.a. The Sneaky Chef, best known as the creator of the wildly successful Sneaky Chef series of books, including her first, a New York Times bestseller, The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies for Hiding Healthy Foods in Kids' Favorite Meals, The Sneaky Chef: How to Cheat on Your Man in the Kitchen, and Sneaky Chef to the Rescue. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Missy Lapine |
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John Larroquette Substance Abuse In 1973, Larroquette decided that acting was what he should be doing. Smalll movie parts gave way to his breakthrough in 1983 with the role of philandering but harmless prosecutor Dan Fielding on the hit sitcom "Night Court," a part that earned him four consecutive Emmy Awards. Larroquette took enough time off from the series to appear in a string of movies, and in 1993 he got his own series, "The John Larroquette Show." It allowed him to play a recovering alcoholic, a role that wasn't much of a stretch. Since then John has appeared on "Boston Legal", hosted the A&E show, "The incurable Collector". and is now on Broadway starring in "How to Succeed." Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for John Larroquette |
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Christopher Kennedy Lawford Substance Abuse As the first born child of famous Rat Pack actor Peter Lawford and Patricia Kennedy, Lawford grew up with presidents and movie stars as close relatives and personal friends. Lawford offers a poignantly honest portrayal of his life as a Kennedy, journey overflowing with hilarious insider anecdotes, heartbreaking accounts of his addictions to narcotics as well as to celebrity and, ultimately, the redemption he found by asserting his own independence. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Christopher Kennedy Lawford |
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Laura Lawless Mental Health: Depression Laura Lawless won the title of Miss Arizona 2002 and became a top 15 semi-finalist at the 2003 Miss America competition. But Lawless considers her greatest achievement adapting to and accepting her own experiences as an individual living with depression and removing the stigma of mental illness. She has traveled nationwide speaking about mental health awareness. She is currently an attorney practicing labor and employment law after graduating from Arizona State University and Harvard University. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Laura Lawless |
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Vicki Lawrence Women's Health Advocate, Cancer Research, Fundraiser Entertainer An Emmy Award-winning comedienne, Vicki Lawrence, loves to make audiences laugh. Best known from "The Carol Burnett Show" and her six year run on "Mama's Family", loyal TV fans can still see her daily on reruns around the country. Lawrence is a strong advocate for women's health and hosts the annual "Walk for the Cure" in her hometown where all proceeds go to breast and ovarian cancer research at Long Beach Memorial Center. In addition she serves on the Board for Miller Children's hospital. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Vicki Lawrence |
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Chris Lemmon Cancer Awareness Chris Lemmon, son of acclaimed actor Jack Lemmon, starred in over twenty-five feature films. including "Just the Ticket" and "That's Life." His TV credits include "Brothers and Sisters", "Knots Landing" and Fox's " Duet". After his father's death, Lemmon published a memoir, A Twist of Lemmon where he shares family tales, intimate father conversations, and anecdotes from and about his dad, who died of cancer. He is an advocate for cancer awareness. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Chris Lemmon |
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Gloria Loring Childrens Health & Diabetes, Fundraising for Healthcare, Entertainer Gloria Loring is a trifecta of skills - her talks inspire individuals to change their lives, help organizations raise money, and bring awareness to numerous causes including diabetes and domestic violence. Best known as the daytime star of "Days of Our Lives", Loring is also the author of four books and singer/composer of such well known songs as "Friends and Lovers" and theme songs from popular TV shows. As one meeting planner said, "Her talk and music brought magic to the evening." Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Gloria Loring |
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Susan Love, MD Breast Cancer One of the founding mothers of the breast cancer advocacy movement, Dr. Susan Love continues this work as the President and Medical Director of the Dr. Susan Love Research Foundation, a non profit organization dedicated to the eradication of breast cancer. Author of the book, Dr. Susan Love's Breast Book - called "the bible for women with breast cancer" by The New York Times - Dr. Love has retired from the practice of surgery but is still helping women by speaking around the country. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Susan Love, MD |
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Dennis Marcellino Substance abuseDennis Marcellino, a celebrity musician, author and inspirational speaker, is a past member of Sly & the Family Stone (the #1 band in the world in 1970 and voted as one of the top 10 bands of all time by MSNBC), The Elvin Bishop Group and The Tokens, famous for "The Lion Sleeps Tonight." As an entertainer, he abused alcohol and drugs for 18 years (29 years ago) and not only lived to tell about it (unlike a number of his other colleagues), but he's also developed a very successful program that leads to a permanent end to abuse and addictions. His fun, entertaining and engaging keynotes - including musical numbers - and his musical shows receive top reviews with corporate, college and non-profit audiences. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Dennis Marcellino |
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Jerry Mathers Diabetes, Healthy Living Known to millions as "The Beaver" on the still running TV show, "Leave it to Beaver", Jerry Mathers began his career at the age of two. The show ran for six seasons and is now in syndication. It celebrated its 50th anniversary on October 4, 2007, becoming the longest running scripted show in television history. In 2007 he made his Broadway debut with a starring role in the Tony winning musical, "Hairspray" in NYC. He played to standing room only houses. Jerry was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and is currently one of the leading lecturers on living with and dealing with diabetes. He has shared his experiences on numerous TV shows and has spoken to the Congressional Caucus at the Capitol in Washington, DC. Jerry also speaks about the impact of the current media and popular culture and compares the mythical Cleavers of the 1950s with the current American family. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jerry Mathers |
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Chuck Negron Substance abuse From a humble Bronx, New York apartment to success and wealth far beyond anything he could imagine, the founding member of Three Dog Night, Chuck Negron, could have ended on a deadly downbeat. However, his story is one that gives us all hope and faith that miracles do happen. Chuck's best selling book "Three Dog Nightmare" and his second book "Three Dog Nightmare: The Continuing Chuck Negron Story" chronicles his personal life and death struggle with addiction and the miracle that saved his life on September 17, 1991. Chuck has remained clean and sober ever since. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Chuck Negron |
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Mehmet Oz, MD, MBA Dr. Oz, Daytime Emmy Award-winning host of "The Dr. Oz Show," is Vice-Chair and Professor of Surgery at Columbia University. He directs the Cardiovascular Institute and Complementary Medicine Program at New York Presbyterian Hospital. His research interests include heart replacement surgery, minimally invasive cardiac surgery, complementary medicine and health care policy. Author of the best-selling You series, he was a featured health expert on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" for over 5 seasons, and has also served as chief medical consultant to Discovery Communications, where his "Transplant!" series won both a Freddie and a Silver Telly award. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Mehmet Oz, MD, MBA |
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Jane Pauley Mental Illness, Bi-Polar, Reinventing Yourself A familiar presence on NBC for over 27 years, Pauley is one of the most recognizable newswomen in America today. Pauley, who shared her personal struggles with bipolar disorder in her biography, Skywriting: A Life Out of the Blue, was the 2005 recipient of the William Styron Award, which is presented to a public figure who has spoken out about his or her mental health challenges and recovery. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jane Pauley |
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Jane Powell Aging, Healthy living Although instantly remembered as the star of 20 major MGM musicals, including the classics "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" and "Royal Wedding," Jane Powell has appeared in every entertainment medium and has also won acclaim as a dramatic actress and comedienne. An advocate of good health and fitness, her exercise video, "Fight Back with Fitness," was designed to help people with arthritis, and was produced in conjunction with The Arthritis Foundation. Powell speaks on fitness, renewal and growth in the "golden years," as well as her life in Hollywood. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jane Powell |
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Phylicia Rashad Known to millions as Clair Huxtable from "The Cosby Show", Rashad earned two Emmy award nominations and a People's Choice Award for "Favorite TV Female Performer". Most recently, she became the first black actress to win a TONY award for her role in " Raisin in the Sun." She has also appeared on Broadway in the musicals, "Dreamgirls,", "The Wiz," and "Into The Woods." She is vocal in the fight against diabetes and is dedicated to women's causes, including heart disease, domestic violence awareness and was a spokesperson for the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance for her close friend who died of the disease. She was a recipient of Harvard University's Foundation Award. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Phylicia Rashad |
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Steve Sax Mental HealthBaseball Five time All-star, Two Time World Series Champion and Mental Health Advocate In 1983, as his baseball career was taking off, Steve was dealt with a horrible challenge - self doubt and paralyzing anxiety. It stemmed from a mental block he had developed early in the season and he was on the verge of losing his career, and boyhood dream, in front of a national viewing audience at the age of twenty three. Steve tells about the steps his took to confront and overcome this problem. After that year, Steve went on to play 18 years, including two World Series. He was also on ESPN and FOX Sports' Prime Time. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Steve Sax |
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Nancy Snyderman Media, Trends in Medicine, Women's Health, Healthy LivingDr. Nancy Snyderman joined NBC News as the Chief Medical Editor in September 2006. Her reports appear on Today, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, Dateline NBC, MSNBC, and MSNBC.com. Nancy Snyderman has reported on wide-ranging medical topics affecting both men and women and has traveled the world extensively, reporting from many of the world's most troubled areas. She is on staff in the Department of the Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Nancy Snyderman |
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Alan Thicke Humanitarian, Diabetes, Parenting Seven-time Emmy Award-nominated actor, writer, and Golden Globe nominee, Alan Thicke is best known for his role as psychiatrist Jason Sever on the television series, "Growing Pains." He also hosted the hit talk variety series, "The Alan Thicke Show" in Canada and the late-night "Thicke of the Night" in the United States. Thicke is proud to have been named "Father of the Year" by several organizations, including the Juvenile Diabetes Association. His connection with diabetes is a very personal one; his son Brennan was diagnosed with diabetes when he was four years old. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Alan Thicke |
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Jim Turner Diabetes Regular viewers of dLifeTV know that Jim Turner has a spark for storytelling. Not surprising, considering he's written and performed in comic theater since the 1970s. Diagnosed in high school with type 1 diabetes, Jim enjoys sharing his personal stories with others who relate: "Everybody that knows me has heard 100 different stories about diabetes - decisions I've made, things I've done during insulin reactions. Some are really funny and some are really scary. I relish the opportunity to tell those stories." Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Jim Turner |
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Art Ulene, MD Healthy Living, Obesity Since 1975, Dr. Art Ulene has spearheaded the use of television to promote public health. Appearing on NBC's "Today" for 23 years, his nationwide health campaigns have resulted in billions of health-promoting impressions that have helped Americans deal with issues such as obesity, high blood cholesterol, cardiovascular disease, nicotine addiction, and women's, men's, and children's healthcare. The author of more than 50 books and home video/audio programs designed to promote good health, Dr. Ulene currently serves on the Advisory Boards of the USC/Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, The Children's Partnership and the Lymphoma Research Foundation. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Art Ulene, MD |
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Ben Vereen Substance Abuse, Diabetes, Overcoming Adversity - Physical and Occupational Therapy A Legend of the stage and screen, Ben Vereen is best known for his iconic role as Chicken George in the ground breaking television miniseries, Roots. A Tony Award winner for his renowned performance in Bob Fosse's Pippin, Ben has gone on to solidify his place among Broadway royalty, with starring roles in such Broadway productions as Wicked,Chicago,Jesus Christ Superstar,Hair,Jelly's Last Jam, and I'm not Rappaport. He is currently touring his one man show, An Evening with Ben Vereen,throughout the US and Europe. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Ben Vereen |
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John West Hospice, End-of-Life Issues "Death is as natural as life, and should be sweet and graceful - Ralph Waldo Emerson.". A husband and wife, both medical professionals are gravely ill. Rather than living in pain, they choose to end their lives, and they turn to their son for help. Despite the legal risks and emotional turmoil it is sure to cause him, he agrees - and ultimately performs an act of love more difficult than any other. West provides a unique and powerful look inside the reality of one of the most galvanizing issues of our time: assisted suicide. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for John West |
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Vanessa Williams Heart, Self Esteem, ResiliencyThroughout her performing career, Vanessa Williams has maintained a reputation as one of the most respected and multi-faceted entertainers in the world. She has conquered the musical charts, Broadway, music videos, television and motion pictures, and has sold over four million albums worldwide. She is also a champion for the cause of educating women on the prevention of heart disease, which has been a part of Williams' family. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Vanessa Williams |
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Paula Zahn Cancer Formerly the host of FOX's "The Edge," Paula Zahn is currently the anchor for CNN's weeknight primetime evening program, "Paula Zahn Now." Based in the network's New York bureau, she also hosts "People in the News," CNN's feature-format program with People magazine. Zahn, who shares her story of the effect cancer had on her family, is the recipient of an Albert Einstein College of Medicine Spirit Achievement Award, the Second Annual Cancer Awareness Award by the Congressional Families Action for Cancer Awareness, and a citation from New York's Beth Israel Medical Center for her contributions to the battle against breast cancer. Fee: Call For Quote View More Information for Paula Zahn |
