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DECEMBER 2003

New Year’s Resolution: Stop Smoking for Your Kids’ Sake December 28, 2003 (Rebroadcast from December 29, 2002) You may have resolved to stop smoking this year, and we’d like to help. This show is a rebroadcast of a previous show. Guests: Jodie Ruland, Project Manager of the Alameda Health Consortium Tobacco-Use Intervention Project. Caesar Cuadra, Health Educator, Alameda County Medical Center, Winton Wellness Center.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.4M) Court Appointed Special Advocates December 21, 2003 Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provides one-on-one court advocates to abused, neglected, or abandoned children who are dependents of the juvenile court. Guests: Jarrell L. Brown is Director of Recruitment and Training for CASA of Contra Costa County. David Buseck has been a volunteer with Child Advocates of Santa Clara and San Mateo County since May, 1998.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M) Spirituality and the Family December 14, 2003 Children are born with an innate spirituality that is the source of their sense of wonder and curiosity about the world. Guests: Jacqueline Kramer, author of Buddha Mom: The Path of Mindful Mothering. Reverend Brenda Sharp is a minister at St. Peter’s Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Church in El Cerrito, CA.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.3M) Child Sexual Abuse December 7, 2003 What can parents do to help prevent child sexual abuse? Guests: Ginni Ring, MSW, MDiv, Executive Director of the Child Abuse and Listening, Interviewing, and Coordination Center (CALICO), in Alameda County. Maria Ramirez, MA, has worked with Community Violence Solutions of Marin and Contra Costa counties.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.9M)

NOVEMBER 2003

Gift Giving November 30, 2003 Choosing gifts that are meaningful and educational for children during the holidays can be a challenge for parents. Guests: Stephanne Auerbach, known as Dr. Toy, researches and reviews children’s products. Susan Marchant, MA, CCLS, is the Manager of Child Life Services and Education at Children’s Hospital and Research Center, Oakland.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.5M) Your Child’s Health November 23, 2003 Do you have questions about your child’s health or development? Guest pediatrician is Al Goldberg, MD who has a private pediatric practice in San Rafael, and serves on the pediatric staff of Marin General Hospital.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.7M) Everyday Rituals and Traditions November 16, 2003 Parents can make every day special by creating simple rituals around even the smallest daily event. Guests, Meg Cox is an author and journalist. Her latest book is the Book of New Family Traditions. Keith Burrell is a Marriage and Family Therapist working with children and families with Bay Area Community Resources (BACR).  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.6M) Raising Multi-Racial Children November 9, 2003 Interracial marriages in the US have doubled between 1990 and 2000, and the children of these couples are the fastest growing segment of the population. Guests: Donna Jackson Nakazawa author of Does Anybody Else Look Like Me?: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Multiracial Children. Stephen Anderson is a counselor and social worker for Alameda County Social Services Agency.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.8M) How Children Acquire Language November 2, 2003 How can parents support the language development of their children? If parents have concerns about language, what can they do? Guests: Angie Marshall, MA, CCC-SLP, a speech-language pathologist at the Center for Learning and Achievement in San Jose, CA. Jill Ellis, MEd, co-counder and Executive Director for the Center for the Education of the Infant Deaf (CEID).  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.7M)

OCTOBER 2003

Behavioral Issues: ADHD and Temperament October 26, 2003  Your child may be smart, creative, and perceptive and also be challenging—impulsive, active, distractable. There are many causes for these problems, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is only one possibility. Guest: Dr. Edward (Ned) Hallowell, MD, founder of the Hallowell Center for Cognitive and Emotional Health in Massachusetts.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.7M) The Effects of Violence on Children October 19, 2003  Trauma can have a devastating impact on a child, profoundly altering physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development. Guests: Dr. Bruce Perry, MD, PhD, Senior Fellow of the Child Trauma Academy, a Houston-based organization dedicated to research and education on child maltreatment. Sergeant Mark Gagan is a detective with the Richmond Police Department.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.9M) Respect for All October 12, 2003 We need to build acceptance and understanding of children who live with parents of the same sex. Guests: Kimi Sakashita, lesbian parent and public health advocate. Johnny Symons, documentary filmaker of Daddy and Papa which tells the story of two gay fathers.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.3M) Taking Care of You and Your Baby while You’re Pregnant October 5, 2003  Getting good pre-natal care is a great start to raising your child. Guest: Barbara Dehn, NP, has been a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner for more than 16 years.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.2M)

SEPTEMBER 2003

Black Infant Health September 28, 2003 An African American infant born today is more than twice as likely to die within the first year of life as a white infant. Guests: Jenee Edwards, Coordinator of the Black Infant Health Project (BIH) in San Francisco. Dr. Carol Miller, Director of the Well-Baby Nursery and a Professor of Pediatrics at University of California, San Francisco Medical Center.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.8M) Talking about Sex and Preventing Teen Pregnancy September 21, 2003 Join Rona and her guests for a candid discussion about teens, sex, peer pressure, and the rise in sexual activity among teens in our communities. Guests: Margaret A. Madams, Director of Community Services and Education for Napa and Contra Costa counties, Planned Parenthood: Shasta-Diablo. Verna Springer is the Project Director for Teen Pregnancy Prevention with the Bay Area Community Resources (BACR).  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.5M) Being Ready for School—What does it mean? September 14, 2003 Being ready for school is the result of having a stimulating environment from an early age, particularly experience interacting with people. Guests Larry Aceves, MA, Superintendent of Franklin-McKinley School District in Santa Clara County. Intisar Shareef, PhD, Chairperson of the Early Childhood Education Department at Contra Costa College.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.1M) Grandparents Parenting Again September 7, 2003 When grandparents begin caring for a child, they take on the traumas of the child at the same time they are dealing with their own responses to the new living arrangement. Guests: Lenora Madison Poe, PhD, leads Grandparents As Parents support groups in the East Bay. Clifton Hunter is the father of three grown children and the proud grandfather of six grandchildren.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.2M)

AUGUST 2003

The Social Lives of Children August 31, 2003 (Rebroadcast from April 27, 2003) Children’s social lives change depending on their stage of development. But their friendships are deeply meaningful. Guests, Michael G. Thompson, PhD, author of Best Friends, Worst Enemies: Understanding the Social Lives of Children. Check out his website. Jim Stockinger, a child care worker for 25 years, is a teacher at the University of California, Berkeley Infant Toddler Center.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.4M) What It’s Like To Be A Parent of a Special Needs Child August 24, 2003 Parents and caregivers of children with special needs face unique emotional and practical challenges every day. Guest host James Ricks is the facilitator of a father’s support group at the Family Resource Network of Alameda County. Dr. Lucia Milburn, PhD is a licensed Clinical Psychologist at Oakland Childrens Hospital’s Parent Infant Program.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 28.2M) How Parents Play a Vital Role when Your Child Goes to School August 17, 2003 As a parent or caregiver, your voice is a powerful influence on your child’s experience in school. Guest: Ethel Seiderman, Executive Director, Parent Services Project (PSP) of San Rafael, California.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.6M) Custody: Who knows what’s best for a child? August 10, 2003 In a divorce, figuring out who will have custody of any children is a deeply emotional issue for parents. Guests: Judge Dolores Carr, Supervising Judge at the Family Division in the Santa Clara County Court System. Steve Baron, MA, Director of Family Court Services for Santa Clara County Family Court.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M) Step Parent or Bonus Parent? August 3, 2003 New kinds of families—those that include a stepparent, or children from previous marriages—are now an important family configuration. Guests: Jann Blackstone-Ford, M.A., certified mediator and director of Bonus Families. Anne C. Bernstein, Ph.D., a family psychologist and mediator. More info.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M)

JULY 2003

Minimize the Impact of Divorce on Children July 27, 2003  A traumatic separation of parents can have a devastating effect on a child’s emotional health. Guests: Marisol Munoz-Kiehne, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical Psychologist and Associate Clinical Director of Training in Marin County Community Mental Health Department. Claire N. Barnes, MA is the Executive Director of Kids’ Turn, a San Francisco Bay Area organization serving children and their parents experiencing separation or divorce. LISTEN RealPlayer Growing Children in a Fast Food Nation July 20, 2003  A nutritious and balanced diet is important for the healthy growth and development of young children. Guests: Gail Woodward-Lopez, MPH, RD, currently Associate Director of the Center for Weight and Health at UC Berkeley. Norma Molina, RD, Public Health Nutritionist for the Santa Clara County Public Health Department.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.1M) Safe Kids: Building Confidence and Strength July 13, 2003  Learning the skills to be confident and safe can reduce anxiety, raise self-esteem and self-awareness, and increase personal safety. Guests: Victoria Contreras is the Director of Outreach and Development for the Vanished Children’s Alliance. Terri Giamartino founded Skills for Safe Living, dedicated to teaching safety and self-defense skills.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.5M) Summertime Safety Tips July 6, 2003  Safety is a concern in the water, riding bikes, and everywhere your children play. Guests: Nancy Baer, Manager of Injury Prevention Programs, Contra Costa Health Services. Joseph Browne, MD, MPH, a Pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente Richmond Medical Center.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.3M)

JUNE 2003

Cultural Differences in Raising Children June 29, 2003 We raise children based on many influences, including the culture we grew up in. Guests: Martha Cueva, a parent, educator, and director at BAHIA, a bilingual after school program, has 25 years of experience working for the Latino community. Larry Swimmer, Chair of the Native American Health Center in Oakland, is a member of the Lakota-Oyate American Indian people.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.3M) Access to Health Care June 22, 2003 Individual county agencies and private foundations have found unique ways to address health care coverage. Guests: Karen Blinstrub, Executive Director of FIRST 5 Santa Clara County, is a major contributor to Santa Clara’s ground-breaking model of universal health care. Srija Srinivasan represents the Peninsula Community Foundation in the community-wide partnership that has come together to launch the San Mateo County Children’s Health Initiative.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.6M) Honoring Fathers on Father’s Day (Rebroadcast from June 20, 2004) June 15, 2003 On Father’s Day we recognize the important role of men in the lives of children. Guests: Mauricio Palma is a Project Director with the Parent Services Project (PSP)—a national family support program. Tony Brown is a 2003 Father of the Year award winner.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M) Having Fun with Your Kids This Summer! June 8, 2003 Having fun with your kids this summer. Guests: Dave Zuckermann, a Naturalist with the East Bay Regional Park District. Stephanie Lamarre, co-author (with Michelle Keene) of Babies by the Bay, an insider’s guide to parenthood in the Bay Area.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 28.9M) California Budget Cuts Will Hit Child Care June 1, 2003 The impact of the California budget cuts, and how you can handle the problems that will arise for your family. Guests: Patty Siegel, Executive Director of the California Child Care Resource and Referral Network. Rebecca Gonzales, Outreach Coordinator for the California Budget Project.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.9M)

MAY 2003

Raising Self-Reliant Children May 25, 2003 How can we help our children become responsible and self-reliant? Guests: Jane Nelson, author of Raising Self-Reliant Children in a Self-Indulgent World. For more information, see her website. Bill French, coordinator of the Healthy Start Program at Peralta School in Oakland.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.3M) The Spectrum of Autism: Meeting the Challenges to Help Your Child Thrive May 18, 2003 We discuss the "spectrum" of autism, the importance of intensive early education, current research, and how to find resources and support. Guests: Robert L. Hendren, D.O. Professor of Psychology and Chief of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at UC Davis. Louis A. Vismara, MD, physician, parent of four children, and co-founder of the MIND Institute. More information can be found at California Department of Developmental Services.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.7M) Honoring Mother on Mother’s Day May 11, 2003 On this day we honor all mothers and we celebrate the essential place they hold in the lives of children. Rona’s guests are foster mothers in the Bay Area. Barbara Schwartz-Davis is a foster mother who lives in San Rafael, California. Margaret Thomas has three grown children of her own, and is a great-grandmother of four. She has been a foster mother for 13 years, and lives with her husband in Richmond. Click here for more information about foster care and adoption.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.8M) Immunizations: Who, When, Why, and How? May 4, 2003 Immunization against common infections of childhood have led to healthier lives, but there are issues and concerns about these shots. Guest: Catherine Albin, MD, PhD, Chair of the Pediatrics Department at the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. For information about immunizations, see the Center for Disease Control web site for immunizations.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.2M)

APRIL 2003

The Social Lives of Children April 27, 2003  Children’s social lives change depending on their stage of development. But their friendships are deeply meaningful. Guests, Michael G. Thompson, PhD, author of Best Friends, Worst Enemies: Understanding the Social Lives of Children. Check out his website. Jim Stockinger, a child care worker for 25 years, is a teacher at the University of California, Berkeley Infant Toddler Center.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.4M) Child Abuse Prevention April 20, 2003  Focus on highlighting ways that each of us can contribute to ending child abuse and neglect. Guest Ken Borelli, LCSW, is Deputy Director for the Department of Family and Children Services for Santa Clara County. See more information at Child Abuse Council of Santa Clara County.  LISTEN Real Audio The Effect of Media on Our Children April 13, 2003  Our kids are exposed to an "adult" world long before they are ready to be. This show concerns the proliferation of media, their powerful impact on children, and how parents can take back control. Guest: James P. Steyer teaches at Stanford University, founded Children Now, and is the CEO and Chairman of Families Interested in Responsible Media (FIRM), which provides tools and resources to parents who want to take back control of media in their lives.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.4M) A Good Night’s Sleep Begins in the Morning April 6, 2003 Sleep, or lack of it, can be a major discipline issue for parents. This show presents the latest sleep research and practical strategies. Guests: Mary Sheedy Kurcinka, MA, author of Raising Your Spirited Child. Betty Cohen, MSW, Executive Director of Banana’s, Inc., of Alameda County, 510-658-7353  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.6M)

MARCH 2003

Understanding Bipolar Disorder March 30, 2003 Mental illnesses and disorders affect thousands of families. Everyone in such families faces difficult issues. Guests: Steve Hinshaw, PhD, Professor of Psychology at University of California, Berkeley, has recently authored The Years of Silence Are Past: My Father’s Life with Bipolar Disorder. David Donovan, PhD, a practicing psychologist in the San Francisco bay area. Resources.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.4M) The Ups and Downs of Postpartum March 23, 2003 New parents experience a wide range of emotional, physical and chemical changes after the birth of their baby. Rona and her guests discuss how moms and dads can minimize the difficult parts of this transitional time. Guests: Shoshanna Bennett, PhD, President of Postpartum Health Alliance in California. Contact her at Postpartum Assistance for Mothers. Joanne Jasson, RN, Certified Lactation Consultant at Kaiser Permanente, Oakland.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.2M) Do You Have Concerns About Your Baby? March 16, 2003 Children develop differently and sometimes parents have concerns about the physical or cognitive development of their child. Guests: Ms. Kate Warren, Executive Director of Family Resource Network of Alameda County. 510-547-7322. James Ricks facilitates a support group for parents with kids with special needs. If you have concerns, and if you live in California, you can get guidance by calling the Department of Development Services, 800-585-BABY (800-585-2229).  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.1M) Helping Kids Cope with Terrible Events March 9, 2003 When really terrible things happen—shuttle astronauts are killed, war breaks out, a neighbor or a relative is attacked—what you do and say can make a big difference. Guests: Dr. Ruth Gubkin, an expert in child development, family dynamics, cultural diversity, cultural differences, and mental health. Jim Greenman, author of What Happened to the World? Helping Children Cope in Turbulent Times. Jim works with Bright Horizons, Family Solutions.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.1M) Secrets of Raising Happy Children March 2, 2003 Parents don’t need social status, wealth, or the guidance of statistical studies—they need connection with their children. Guests: Edward Hallowell, MD, has written several important books, including The Childhood Roots of Adult Happiness. Anna O. Wong, Clinical Psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente, Oakland.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M)

FEBRUARY 2003

Discipline with Understanding February 23, 2003 How do we teach children with love and setting limits? How can we correct misbehavior and offer guidance? Guests: Marguerite Wright, senior clinical and research psychologist at Children’s Hospital in Oakland. Call her at 510-428-3885, ext 5132. Patty Wipfler teaches basic listening and leadership principles to parents. Contact her at the Parents Leadership Institute.  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 28.1M) Asthma: What it is, and how you can handle it February 16, 2003 Children with asthma have difficulty breathing, and they may wheeze, cough, or wake up at night. Asthma symptoms can get worse when the child encounters certain triggers, such as dust, pollen, or smoke. Asthma is a serious condition, and it requires a doctor’s care. An asthma attack can be frightening to both children and their parents. Guests: Anne Kelsey, MPH, Harold J. Farber, MD  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M) How to Help Kids Fall in Love with Reading February 9, 2003 Children who learn to love reading almost always have a parent who read aloud to them very early. Reading aloud to your child is the single most important thing you can do to prepare your child for school. Guests: Barry Zuckerman, MD    LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.9M) Spats: Regaining Friendly Relations February 2, 2003 Every couple argue, a lot or a little, fairly or unfairly, and they manage to regain friendly relations. We all want to regain friendly relations as quickly as possible and at least as often as we fight. Guests: Mick Renner, PhD, Rachel Biale  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.0M)

JANUARY 2003

Fatherhood: the Essential Role of Fathers in the Lives of Children. January 26, 2003  Fathers provide critical social, psychological, and economic support for a developing child. The role of men in the lives of children is becoming increasingly well understood. Guests: Eric McDonnell, Jason Stanford  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 26.4M)  Where will you have your baby? January 19, 2003 When you have your baby, where will you be? In a hospital birthing room? In your own home? Is there a third alternative? Guests: Dr. Lisa Keller, Beah Haber  LISTEN Real Audio Radio Show Do You Have Access to Health Care? January 12, 2003 Access to health care means that it is available, accessible, and affordable. Access to health care also implies access to appropriate health care, including prenatal care, preventive care, emergency services, and comprehensive health services. Guests: Juanita M. Dimas, PhD, Tomás A. Magaña, MD  LISTEN Streaming Audio (64Kbps M3U)     DOWNLOAD Entire Program (64Kbps MP3 ZIP: 27.3M) Pediatricians Talk About a Wide Range of Issues January 5, 2003 Pediatricians know about many things that are important to parents—from temperament to bedwetting—that are more than medical topics. Your child may be active and persistent, or shy and quiet. Each different child presents a different set of challenges for a parent. Guests: Peter Levine, MD  LISTEN Audio (64Kbps MP3)