New Hair and a new line up to tickle the fancy.  Already you have seen noted author Roy Andersen talk about his newly released book "Three Minutes Off Okinawa" a personal account of the sinking of the radar picket destroyer in WWII.  This is certain to be an up coming movie fit for Oliver or Martin.  Our friend from Asian Boston Magazine returned with more highlights from the Asian community in Central Massachusetts and another Boston Guest Tony Yee president of Chinatown will spill the rice regarding the massive Block party set for June 22 in Boston's Chinatown, and don't forget Grecian Festival 2008 on June 6th,7th & 8th in Worcester. 

To keep you fit and healthy this season both the YMCA and Bancroft School of Massage representatives will be motiving us with new opportunties.  In the girls corner are Jeanne Worrick who's new book "Sell Like a Girl" will spark ideas while  Bhavna's love of the natural healing art's should relax us into that beachful feeling.   On the psyche front, Ramona Garcia came back for a 3 part series, and a brother and sister team of Medium's appear at the Church in the Wyldewood their down to earth approach to the art of mediumship shows the real side of message giving. No Drama-

Ramona Interviews will be in repeats during part of June and July due to movie casting in Boston and a family vacation.  We wish you all the very best of public access television watching and thank you for your support. 

Hope to hear from you soon!  Oh yeah, the new hair watch for our July special on total body make-overs.  Kim and I review the best dressed and why and show you the secrets to matching your body type NOT SIZE for the best fit in clothes, the best color's and best overall look.  This is for real, ideas you can live with, do yourself every morning and actually shop just about anywhere to expand.  Watch for this special show this summer.  

Ramona 

Fall is picking up and so is this season of "Ramona Interviews". Keeping with the arts we are looking into local artist's and two local radio talent's along with a diverse group of creative women working within our community.

I'm working on more website posting of the show since our audience is reaching beyond Central Massachusetts-that's a good thing! Worcester deserves the stretch.

Let me know how your feeling and add any suggestions, because they are always welcome. As for mine: I'm thinking of trying a split show, two guests in the 30 mins. What do you think of this idea?

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