Dealing with change effectively can help dealing with crisis.

The show was conducted by Frank Sisco and co-hosts Tom Sullivan and Ken Kline. The call-in guest was Ian Harvie, trans comedian who lives in California and has undergone 2 significant changes (1) transitioned his gender from female to male and (2) moved from rurual Maine to Los Angeles.

The sponsor was Truly Yours, Kelly!, a unique gift shop and consignment store located in the Crestwood section of Tuckahoe, NY. The theme song was not played as usual, but is included on the website at www.TrulyYoursKelly.com.

Music that was played included the theme song "Side by Side."

Comedy is an important way to relieve stree, express yourself, communiate with others and deal with crisis.

The show was conducted by Frank Sisco and co-hosts Tom Sullivan and Ken Kline. In-studio guests included (1) David Steven Simon, comedy writer and creator of many televion shows (2) Sarah Young, writer, ventriolquist and performance artist and ther mini-me dummy Allie and (3) Steven Kline (son of Ken).

Call-in guests - (1) Shelly Gartner, singer-songwirieter and musician (piano).

The sponsor was Truly Yours, Kelly!, a unique gift shop and consignment store located in the Crestwood section of Tuckahoe, NY. The theme song was not played as usual, but is included on the website at www.TrulyYoursKelly.com.

Music that was played included the theme song "Side by Side," and songs by Shelly Gartner: (1) Money (2) I Got a Dog and (3) Extremeties and Us.

The Apple iPad (a magical and revolutionary product at an unbelievable price) can be an important tool to creatively increase business income, develop new services, and improve skills and acumen.

The show was conducted by Frank Sisco and Kelly Sisco, who opened it. (Tom Sullivan, co-host, was attending a middle school event at which his younger daughter was accepting an award. Ken Kline, periodice co-host, was off to attand an event in Manhattan.) There were no in-studio guests, but 2 call-in guests.

Call-in guests - (1) Brian Desrosier, owner of Computer SuperCenter of Greenwich,located at 103 Mason Street, Greenwich CT 06830. Contact Brian and staff at 203.661.1700 or at info@computersupercenter.com, or visit their website at www.computersupercenter.com and (2) Jim M., a New Rochelle resident.

The sponsor was Truly Yours, Kelly!, a unique gift shop and consignment store located in the Crestwood section of Tuckahoe, NY. The theme song was not played as usual, but is included on the website at www.TrulyYoursKelly.com.

Music that was played included the theme song "Side by Side."

Writing can be a meaningful way to cope with crisis and to connect to the past and to loved ones.

The show was conducted by Frank Sisco and Tom Sullivan. (Ken Kline was off for his son's birthday.)In-studio guests - (1) David A. Steinberg, author of "Hiking the Road to Ruins," a hiking guide published by Rivergate Books, an imprint of Rutgers University Press (2) Kevin L. Hayes, author of "Joy of My Heart - A Saint Patrick's Day Tale,"illustrated by Bud Boccone and published by Xlibris (3) Pam Mickatavage, author of "Mom's Time Out," and illustrated by Anthony Valbiro and (4) Kelly Sisco, author of the monthly column called "Shopkeeper Tales" that appears in the complimentary magazine "Worthies" throughout Westchester County.

Call-in guests - (1) Jack Jaffe, psychologist and author of "Land of Dreams", published by AuthorHouse, and other writings, including a journal about his deceased wife, Irma. For more info, visit www.jaffeauthor.com and (2) Nathaniel Goldberg, poet, musician and author of a collection of poems called "Musings of a Madman."

The sponsor was Truly Yours, Kelly!, a unique gift shop and consignment store located in the Crestwood section of Tuckahoe, NY. The theme song was played and is included on the website at www.TrulyYoursKelly.com.

Music that was played included the theme song "Side by Side" and the theme song and jingle for Truly Yours, Kelly.

(1) Last minute tax tips before filing (2) Using the iPad to enhance skills and increase business in order to better cope with the current crisis.

The show was conducted by Frank Sisco, Tom Sullivan and Ken Kline. In-studio guest - Kelly Sisco who is (1) owner and manager of Truly Yours, Kelly!, a sponsor and candidate for the Apple iPad and (2) an expert on the Apple iPhone. Call-in guests - (1) Luis, a Tiier One (beginner level) tech support person with Apple Computer for iPhones (but not an owner of the iPhone or the iPad, and not a good example of an Apple evangelist.

The sponsor was Truly Yours, Kelly!, a unique gift shop and consignment store located in the Crestwood section of Tuckahoe, NY. The theme song was played and is included on the website at www.TrulyYoursKelly.com.

Music that was played besides the theme song "Side by Side" (1) "Don't tell your eyes" by Joseph Arthur on the "Nuclear Daydream" CD, when testing the Shazam application on the iPhone.

Coping with Change on a Personal Level, especially the loss of a job, a decline in a business or a severe finaancial loss, and using helping organizations.

In-studio guest - Roberta Leiner. Interview with Roberta Leiner, manager of Connect-to Care, a unit of the UJA Federation of New York. Connect-to-Care resources can be accessed by phone to 1.877.852.6951 or by email to connecttocare@wjcs.com or via the web at www.ujafedny.org/connect-to-care. The interview was done by Frank Sisco, Tom Sullivan and Ken Kline who arranged the guest appearance.

Call-in guests - (1) T erry, a Westchester County magazine publisher who has several small business clients who are coping with change.) (2) Diane, a Tarrytown resident who is providing emotional support to her husband who has been laid -off from is financial services industry job.(3) Brandon, a Queens, NY resident who has a friend recently unemployed in the graphics arts business.

The sponsor was Truly Yours, Kelly!, a unique gift shop and consignment store located in the Crestwood section of Tuckahoe, NY. The theme song was played and is included on the website at www.TrulyYoursKelly.com.

Music that was played besides the theme song "Side by Side" including (1) "Tax Man" by George Harrison and the Beatlles and (3) Look for the Silver Lining.

Focus of show was on change - in radio and televsion, in getting help and in taxes.

The three parts are: (1) Changes in radio and televsion industries per Interview with David Hinckley byTom Sullivan and Frank Sisco, prerecorded on 2/2/10 (2) Discussion of Connect to Care, part of UJA, led by Ken Kline (3) Tax developments and strategies .(primarily income tax but also some discussion of income tax including the new tax act provisions, Roth conversion homebuyer credits, etc. Most information was provided by Frank Sisco with Tom Sullivan and Ken Kline making comments and asking questions. There were towin-studio guests: (1) Steve Serwatka, CPA (203-550-7718) and (2) Ken Kline, marketing expert- (tel 917.751.7707 and at www.DriveTimeNetwork.com. There was one Call in guest (Tony of Stamford regarding rolllover IRAs.)

Music that was played besides the theme song "Side by Side" including (1) "Tax Man" by George Harrison and the Beatlles and (2) "Sunny Afternoon" by the Kinks.

25 minute interview with David Hinckley, columnist for radio and television for the New York Daily News. The interview covered topics in the news including (a) recent changes in hosts for late night talk shows (b) aspects of reporting (c) changes in the industries, including how the internet is affecting radio and television, satellite radio, etc. (d) personalities and (e) examples of radio programs.

Focus of show was on taxes (primarily income tax but also some discussion of income tax including the new tax act provisions, audits and tax notices, ways to reduce taxes, etc. Also discussed were estate taxes, sales taxes, real estate taxes and other taxes. Most information was provided by Frank Sisco with Tom Sullivan and Ken Kline making comments and asking questions. There was one in-studio guest (Ken Kline is marketing expert- (tel 917.751.7707) at www.DriveTimeNetwork.com. There was one Call in guest (Nick regarding Alternative Minimum Tax.)

Music that was played besides the theme song "Side by Side" including (1) "Tax Man" by George Harrison and the Beatlles and (2) "Sunny Afternoon" by the Kinks.

(1) In studio guest: Ken Klein, marketing expert- (tel 917.751.7707) at www.DriveTimeNetwork.comCall in guest - (2) Terri Vitale, publisher of the quarterly magazine called "Fabulous and Frugal," with both guest covering topics including advertising, marketing, the use of print advertising, direct mail, event marketing, public relations, etc. Also, discussion of marketing activities of the sponsor, "Truly Yours, Kelly!" - a unique gift shop selling a combination of new and consigned merchandise in Tuckahoe, NY, owned by Kelly Sisco (Frank's daughter). During the show, the store's theme song was played.

In studio guest:Steve Serwatka, CPA, with an office in Greenwich, CT (Tel 203.550.7718) . Call-in guests included (1) Ed Patti (question about unemployment (2) Mr. Cam (comment about the political aspect of economic cycles and (3) Jim Maffucci (question about why it is tougher economically for families than it was 30 years ago.

In studio guests: (1) Kelly Sisco, owner of  Truly Yours, Kelly! located at 269-271 Columbus Ave.Tuckahoe, NY 10707 914.361.1149 www.TrulyYoursKelly.com (2) Joe Geraghty  (914.582.3177) (3) Ken Kline  (917.751.7707) (4) Steve Mayo  (914.806.0904) (5) Tom Foley  (914.489.3574) Call in guest: Rob Mounsey,  song producer, composer,  arranger, writer, musician, etc. (www.robmounsey.com)

In studio guests:(1) Kelly Sisco, owner of   Truly Yours, Kelly!located at   269-271 Columbus Ave. Tuckahoe, NY 10707, 914.361.1149,   www.TrulyYoursKelly.com (2) Pat DeGiorgio, owner of home improvements business and CPA, 914.882.2489 (3) Evan LeFloch, mortgage professional with Warshaw Capital in Stamford, CT, 203.708.0001(No call in guests)

In studio guests: (1) Steve Serwatka, CPA (2) Ron Newman, owner of   the Village Launderette   in Eastchester, NY. Call-in guests: (1) Tony Aversano (Fish Bowl Pets), (2) Dr.Benn Lieberman   (South   Bedford Oral &   Maxillofacial   Surgery) (3) Tony O’Sullivan (owner   of Stephen’s Green) (4) Jim Maffucci (5) Steve Gottlieb   (Long term   care specialist).