60 http://wxelpodcasts.org en (c)2007WXEL Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. Lee Rowand enero18@aol.com no Lee Rowand FLORIDA FORUM 031608 Chief Delsa Bush, head of the West Palm Beach Police Department talks about her impressive career and the causes of crime in our communities and the problem on a societal/ public safety, perspective. David Levy, President of Family Caregiver Advocacy Group: how to approach senior loved ones who are slowly losing their abilities; how to initiate talk on difficult subjects, like: "Taking the Keys Away". To attend his seminars, call Mae Volen Center at 561-395-8920 for more info. Brandy Upright, Director of Marketing for the American Orchid Society in Delray Beach talks about their lovely facility and greenhouses, and announces 2 unique events coming up: Wine and Jazz in the Botanical Garden. Call 561-404-2011 or go to www.aos.org. Rod Lerner and Paula Anderson are interviewed by Linda Carr about an amazing camp for children who are trying to recover after the death of a loved one. "Camp Good Grief" is operated by Hospice By The Sea in Boca Raton. Call (561) 416-5099 or go to www.hospicebytheseafl.org no no Chief Delsa Bush, head of the West Palm Beach Police Department talks about her impressive career and the causes of crime in our communities and the problem on a societal/ public safety, perspective. David Levy, President of Family Caregiver Advocacy Group: how to approach senior loved ones who are slowly losing their abilities; how to initiate talk on difficult subjects, like: "Taking the Keys Away". To attend his seminars, call Mae Volen Center at 561-395-8920 for more info. Brandy Upright, Director of Marketing for the American Orchid Society in Delray Beach talks about their lovely facility and greenhouses, and announces 2 unique events coming up: Wine and Jazz in the Botanical Garden. Call 561-404-2011 or go to www.aos.org. Rod Lerner and Paula Anderson are interviewed by Linda Carr about an amazing camp for children who are trying to recover after the death of a loved one. "Camp Good Grief" is operated by Hospice By The Sea in Boca Raton. Call (561) 416-5099 or go to www.hospicebytheseafl.org http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-031608a.mp3 Wed, 14 May 2008 19:41:52 GMT 00:59:16 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF042708 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-042708.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 20:50:47 GMT 00:58:17 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF04208 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-042008.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 20:38:48 GMT 00:59:15 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF041308 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-041308.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 20:28:17 GMT 00:59:17 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF040608 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-040608.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 20:17:41 GMT 00:59:17 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF030908 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-030908.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 17:46:16 GMT 00:59:16 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF020308 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-020308.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 17:32:32 GMT 00:59:13 Lee Rowand FF012708 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-012708.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 17:20:30 GMT 00:58:47 Lee Rowand FF012008 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-012008.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 17:00:56 GMT 00:59:13 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand FF011308 no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-011308.mp3 Wed, 07 May 2008 16:48:13 GMT 00:59:11 FLORIDA FORUM, Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-120907.mp3 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 19:48:38 GMT 00:58:50 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/AAA1123.mp3 Wed, 05 Dec 2007 20:01:29 GMT 00:28:37 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-112507-ZIM.mp3 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 19:16:27 GMT 00:58:54 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/ff-111807.mp3 Wed, 16 Jan 2008 18:05:22 GMT 00:59:02 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-110407.mp3 Mon, 14 Jan 2008 05:37:19 GMT 00:58:27 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-1028.mp3 Mon, 29 Oct 2007 22:13:02 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-102807.mp3 Mon, 14 Jan 2008 05:17:39 GMT 00:58:59 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-1021.mp3 Tue, 23 Oct 2007 21:41:42 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-102207.mp3 Mon, 14 Jan 2008 05:00:45 GMT 00:57:15 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-1014.mp3 Wed, 17 Oct 2007 01:40:59 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-1007.mp3 Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:39:20 GMT 00:58:36 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-100707.mp3 Wed, 09 Jan 2008 17:55:33 GMT 00:58:59 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0930.mp3 Tue, 02 Oct 2007 18:31:00 GMT 00:58:41 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0923.mp3 Mon, 24 Sep 2007 17:53:07 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/WWII%20vets%20part%202.mp3 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 23:19:01 GMT 00:50:26 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/WWII%20vets%20part%201.mp3 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 22:33:24 GMT 00:54:15 florida forum, veteran, WWII Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-091607.mp3 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 00:21:34 GMT 00:58:13 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0916.mp3 Mon, 17 Sep 2007 18:41:56 GMT 00:58:47 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand Caroline Breder-Watts has two interviews from the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts – publicist Brian Bixler and Sesame Street Live cast member Liz Osbourne. Bill Nix chats with Mark Alexander, manager of the Duncan Theatre in Lake Worth, about the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers. no no Caroline Breder-Watts has two interviews from the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts – publicist Brian Bixler and Sesame Street Live cast member Liz Osbourne. Bill Nix chats with Mark Alexander, manager of the Duncan Theatre in Lake Worth, about the Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/AAA0914.mp3 Mon, 17 Sep 2007 17:28:36 GMT 00:28:47 ARTS ATTRACTIONS ALIVE Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7PM on WXEL 90.7FM Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein is the host and executive producer of “Fundraising Success.” He is the author of 30 Days to Successful Fundraising. For his weekly fundraising column, go to www.fundraisingguru.blogspot.com. This week’s program: “Putting philanthropy into a corporate culture—the benefits to the corporation”: Special spotlight on the coordinated national fundraising campaign of CHG Healthcare Services (headquartered Salt Lake City, Utah), www.chghealthcare.com 1. Michael Weinholtz, president/CEO of CHG: the corporate philosophy of giving back; inspiring/motivating its employees to participate in fundraising, primarily for United; Way, in places like South Florida, Oklahoma City, Chicago, Dallas, among others; how it even builds employee morale 2. Jennifer Mayhew, director of corporate events, CHG—“Themes and variations,” supporting individual offices around the country in their charitable efforts 3. “Different strokes for different folks”: The more people give, the more they want to give—how CHG (Fort Lauderdale) and CHG (Grand Rapids) implement the corporate fundraising philosophy of its parent company, to increased success 4. “Become a fundraiser: It’s inspiring; it’s a way to change the world”: Gayle Roberts, fundraising consultant (San Francisco), www.gayleroberts.com--the nobility of fundraising, the transformational nature of fundraising; how to help donors—how to inspire boards of directors to be fully engaged in the nonprofits with which they work; how to get past potential donors’ saying No. 5. Weekly feature: “Freebies Galore” with Jesse Carter from ProfitQuests, “The People’s Fundraising Web site,” www.profitquests.com: “Everything you need to know about getting your board to fulfill its fundraising responsibilities.” 6. “Web 2.0 Essentials for Nonprofit Fundraising”: Stephen Rockwell, srockwell@mcsorg.org, of Management Consulting Services: “The World of RSS” (Real Simple Syndication)—how to get your Internet content regularly delivered to potential donors without their even having to come to your Web site no no Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein is the host and executive producer of “Fundraising Success.” He is the author of 30 Days to Successful Fundraising. For his weekly fundraising column, go to www.fundraisingguru.blogspot.com. This week's program: “Putting philanthropy into a corporate culture—the benefits to the corporation”: Special spotlight on the coordinated national fundraising campaign of CHG Healthcare Services (headquartered Salt Lake City, Utah), www.chghealthcare.com 1. Michael Weinholtz, president/CEO of CHG: the corporate philosophy of giving back; inspiring/motivating its employees to participate in fundraising, primarily for United; Way, in places like South Florida, Oklahoma City, Chicago, Dallas, among others; how it even builds employee morale 2. Jennifer Mayhew, director of corporate events, CHG—“Themes and variations,” supporting individual offices around the country in their charitable efforts 3. “Different strokes for different folks”: The more people give, the more they want to give—how CHG (Fort Lauderdale) and CHG (Grand Rapids) implement the corporate fundraising philosophy of its parent company, to increased success 4. “Become a fundraiser: It's inspiring; it's a way to change the world”: Gayle Roberts, fundraising consultant (San Francisco), www.gayleroberts.com--the nobility of fundraising, the transformational nature of fundraising; how to help donors—how to inspire boards of directors to be fully engaged in the nonprofits with which they work; how to get past potential donors' saying No. 5. Weekly feature: “Freebies Galore” with Jesse Carter from ProfitQuests, “The People's Fundraising Web site,” www.profitquests.com: “Everything you need to know about getting your board to fulfill its fundraising responsibilities.” 6. “Web 2.0 Essentials for Nonprofit Fundraising”: Stephen Rockwell, srockwell@mcsorg.org, of Management Consulting Services: “The World of RSS” (Real Simple Syndication)—how to get your Internet content regularly delivered to potential donors without their even having to come to your Web site http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0909.mp3 Mon, 10 Sep 2007 17:51:24 GMT 00:58:46 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7PM on WXEL 90.7FM Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein is the host and executive producer of “Fundraising Success.” He is the author of 30 Days to Successful Fundraising. For his weekly fundraising column, go to www.fundraisingguru.blogspot.com. This week’s program: Special spotlight on one nonprofit’s successful fundraising: How the Broward Partnership for the Homeless turns lives around through solution-focused, nationally recognized model programs, using contributed dollars 1. Katie Foster, chief development and communication officer, Broward Partnership for the Homeless, kfoster@bphi.org, www.bphi.org 2. Successful former resident of the Broward Partnership for the Homeless: Stanley turned his life around—from former prisoner to head chef, all made possible through his hard work, programs at the Partnership, and donations from the community 3. Elliot Borkson, trustee, The Leo Goodwin Foundation—why the foundation has been supportive of the Broward Partnership for the Homeless from its inception 4. Weekly feature: “Freebies Galore” with Jesse Carter from Profit Quests, “The People’s Fundraising Web site,” www.profitquests.com: “Everything you need to know about direct mail fundraising and marketing—for free.” Special mention of Fundraising Success magazine (not connected with our radio show), but highly recommended by Jesse Carter because of its free treasure trove of direct marketing information. 5. Beth Kanter, beth@bethkanter.org: Step 3 of 10 Steps to Web 2.0—“Scatter bread crumbs!” or leaving comments on other people’s blogs so people will find you. 6. Dr. Stephen Goldstein’s “Fundraising Guru” column: “Create budgets that make people want to give.” 7. Weekly feature: “Philanthropist’s Corner” with Sean Stannard-Stockton, author of the blog, www.tacticalphilanthropy.com, and principal with Ensemble Capital Management (Burlingame, CA): “On becoming a philanthropist” 8. Weekly update from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Ian Wilhelm—important trends every nonprofit needs to know from The Chronicle’s annual report on corporate giving 9. Regular feature: “Blog Beat” with Peter Panepento of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake--on the blog www.gettingattention.org, written by Nancy Schwartz: how-tos on nonprofit marketing, how few nonprofits track the effect of their marketing, how easy it is to do so. Go to her 12-minute tutorial to help nonprofits grow their email list! 10: Final thought from Dr. Goldstein—on the huge scope of the nonprofit sector from Michael O’Neill’s book, Nonprofit Nation no no Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein is the host and executive producer of “Fundraising Success.” He is the author of 30 Days to Successful Fundraising. For his weekly fundraising column, go to www.fundraisingguru.blogspot.com. This week's program: Special spotlight on one nonprofit's successful fundraising: How the Broward Partnership for the Homeless turns lives around through solution-focused, nationally recognized model programs, using contributed dollars 1. Katie Foster, chief development and communication officer, Broward Partnership for the Homeless, kfoster@bphi.org, www.bphi.org 2. Successful former resident of the Broward Partnership for the Homeless: Stanley turned his life around—from former prisoner to head chef, all made possible through his hard work, programs at the Partnership, and donations from the community 3. Elliot Borkson, trustee, The Leo Goodwin Foundation—why the foundation has been supportive of the Broward Partnership for the Homeless from its inception 4. Weekly feature: “Freebies Galore” with Jesse Carter from Profit Quests, “The People's Fundraising Web site,” www.profitquests.com: “Everything you need to know about direct mail fundraising and marketing—for free.” Special mention of Fundraising Success magazine (not connected with our radio show), but highly recommended by Jesse Carter because of its free treasure trove of direct marketing information. 5. Beth Kanter, beth@bethkanter.org: Step 3 of 10 Steps to Web 2.0—“Scatter bread crumbs!” or leaving comments on other people's blogs so people will find you. 6. Dr. Stephen Goldstein's “Fundraising Guru” column: “Create budgets that make people want to give.” 7. Weekly feature: “Philanthropist's Corner” with Sean Stannard-Stockton, author of the blog, www.tacticalphilanthropy.com, and principal with Ensemble Capital Management (Burlingame, CA): “On becoming a philanthropist” 8. Weekly update from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Ian Wilhelm—important trends every nonprofit needs to know from The Chronicle's annual report on corporate giving 9. Regular feature: “Blog Beat” with Peter Panepento of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake--on the blog www.gettingattention.org, written by Nancy Schwartz: how-tos on nonprofit marketing, how few nonprofits track the effect of their marketing, how easy it is to do so. Go to her 12-minute tutorial to help nonprofits grow their email list! 10: Final thought from Dr. Goldstein—on the huge scope of the nonprofit sector from Michael O'Neill's book, Nonprofit Nation http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0902.mp3 Tue, 04 Sep 2007 17:10:25 GMT 00:58:47 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand Airs Sundays 7PM on WXEL 90.7FM no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0826.mp3 Mon, 27 Aug 2007 17:13:57 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand Airs Sundays 7PM on WXEL 90.7FM no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0819.mp3 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 19:35:12 GMT 00:58:46 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7PM on WXEL 90.7FM no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0812.mp3 Tue, 14 Aug 2007 17:29:10 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7PM on WXEL 90.7FM Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein is the host and producer of “Fundraising Success.” For his new, weekly fundraising column, go to www.fundraisingguru.blogspot.com. This week he interviews: 1. Marcie Setlow, president, Setlow Media (New York, New York), Marcie@setlowmedia.com--successful fundraisers don’t just ask for money. It’s all about them—potential funders, not you. One of the country’s most successful professionals talks about the changing fundraising landscape: reaching the “new breed” of donors, the challenges of identifying likely consortia of multi-million-dollar donors, getting your foot in the door, and building long-term relationships. 2. Jeremy Ring, former Yahoo executive, philanthropist, fundraiser, Florida State Senator—on how and why nonprofits need to become truly entrepreneurial, on his entrepreneurial nonprofit, on why he gives money away 3. Larry Butler, senior consultant, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassoc.com: Telemarketing Series, “Noble Calling”—Part 3: Be tangible, dramatic, personal. “Abiding Principles”/“Insider Insights” on how to get over your hesitation in calling people to ask for money, how to make your case, and how to adjust your script for different types of calls for different types of causes 4. Jesse Carter of Profit Quests, www.profitquests.com: “The people’s Web site,” links to a wealth of FREE expert advice for nonprofit fundraising success. This week, he talks about the wealth of information on his site about auctions, including those on the Internet. 5. Sean Stannard-Stockton, author of the blog, www.tacticalphilanthropy.com and principal with Ensemble Capital Management (Burlingame, CA)—on how to create and use a donor-advised fund, the equivalent of a “charitable checking account” 6. Weekly update from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat.” This week, a blog devoted to the world of charities and celebrities. Go to www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake for his list and reviews of about 100 blogs. 7. Joe Geiger, executive director, Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofits, joe@pano.org–on 3 important trends demanding every nonprofit’s attention. no no Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein is the host and producer of “Fundraising Success.” For his new, weekly fundraising column, go to www.fundraisingguru.blogspot.com. This week he interviews: 1. Marcie Setlow, president, Setlow Media (New York, New York), Marcie@setlowmedia.com--successful fundraisers don't just ask for money. It's all about them—potential funders, not you. One of the country's most successful professionals talks about the changing fundraising landscape: reaching the “new breed” of donors, the challenges of identifying likely consortia of multi-million-dollar donors, getting your foot in the door, and building long-term relationships. 2. Jeremy Ring, former Yahoo executive, philanthropist, fundraiser, Florida State Senator—on how and why nonprofits need to become truly entrepreneurial, on his entrepreneurial nonprofit, on why he gives money away 3. Larry Butler, senior consultant, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassoc.com: Telemarketing Series, “Noble Calling”—Part 3: Be tangible, dramatic, personal. “Abiding Principles”/“Insider Insights” on how to get over your hesitation in calling people to ask for money, how to make your case, and how to adjust your script for different types of calls for different types of causes 4. Jesse Carter of Profit Quests, www.profitquests.com: “The people's Web site,” links to a wealth of FREE expert advice for nonprofit fundraising success. This week, he talks about the wealth of information on his site about auctions, including those on the Internet. 5. Sean Stannard-Stockton, author of the blog, www.tacticalphilanthropy.com and principal with Ensemble Capital Management (Burlingame, CA)—on how to create and use a donor-advised fund, the equivalent of a “charitable checking account” 6. Weekly update from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat.” This week, a blog devoted to the world of charities and celebrities. Go to www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake for his list and reviews of about 100 blogs. 7. Joe Geiger, executive director, Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofits, joe@pano.org–on 3 important trends demanding every nonprofit's attention. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0805.mp3 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 23:18:01 GMT 00:58:47 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0729.mp3 Mon, 06 Aug 2007 22:47:52 GMT 00:58:30 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-072907.mp3 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 00:15:56 GMT 00:59:12 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. David Lees, nonprofit fundraising consultant: How to write a case statement, Part 2—“Applying the ‘so what?’ test to your success.” 2. Larry Butler, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassociates.com: Part 2—Noble Calling/Telemarketing Series, “Surefire insiders’ tips on ‘making the successful opening’ and ‘overcoming objections’ when fundraising on the phone.” 3. Holly Hall, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: A report on the Giving USA Report—“How much are Americans donating? Are they more generous or less? What do the trends mean for you and your fundraising success?” 4. Fundraising News & Views from important sources: Dr. Stephen Goldstein. 5. Phil Smith, major contributor to microcredit efforts and co-author with Eric Thurman, of A Billion Bootstraps: Microcredit, Barefoot Banking and the Business Solution for Ending Poverty—Part 2 on how he “uses his money wisely” to break the cycle of poverty by making contributions to nonprofits that provide loans of tiny amounts of money. 6. Bruce Trachtenberg, Executive Director, The Communications Network, www.comnetwork.org: “Foundations are your friends”—How to make and keep them WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. David Lees, nonprofit fundraising consultant: How to write a case statement, Part 2—“Applying the ‘so what?' test to your success.” 2. Larry Butler, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassociates.com: Part 2—Noble Calling/Telemarketing Series, “Surefire insiders' tips on ‘making the successful opening' and ‘overcoming objections' when fundraising on the phone.” 3. Holly Hall, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: A report on the Giving USA Report—“How much are Americans donating? Are they more generous or less? What do the trends mean for you and your fundraising success?” 4. Fundraising News & Views from important sources: Dr. Stephen Goldstein. 5. Phil Smith, major contributor to microcredit efforts and co-author with Eric Thurman, of A Billion Bootstraps: Microcredit, Barefoot Banking and the Business Solution for Ending Poverty—Part 2 on how he “uses his money wisely” to break the cycle of poverty by making contributions to nonprofits that provide loans of tiny amounts of money. 6. Bruce Trachtenberg, Executive Director, The Communications Network, www.comnetwork.org: “Foundations are your friends”—How to make and keep them WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0722.mp3 Mon, 23 Jul 2007 01:42:00 GMT 00:58:46 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-072207.mp3 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 00:07:40 GMT 00:58:39 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jack Latona, principal of Creating the Future, www.creatingthefuture.org: Two mega-trends upon which every nonprofit needs to capitalize. 2. Larry Butler, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassociates.com. Part 1—Noble Calling/Telemarketing Series: The 4 P’s you need to know to raise money for great causes over the telephone. 3. Jesse Carter of Profit Quests, www.profitquests.com: “The people’s Web site,” links to a wealth of FREE expert advice for nonprofit fundraising success. 4. Bruce Flessner, principal of Bentz, Whaley, Flessner, bflessner@bwf.com: How to raise a billion dollars—or less, using three essential billion-dollar success strategies 5. Weekly update from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat” with Sean Stannard-Stockton, author of www.tacticalphilanthropy.com. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jack Latona, principal of Creating the Future, www.creatingthefuture.org: Two mega-trends upon which every nonprofit needs to capitalize. 2. Larry Butler, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassociates.com. Part 1—Noble Calling/Telemarketing Series: The 4 P's you need to know to raise money for great causes over the telephone. 3. Jesse Carter of Profit Quests, www.profitquests.com: “The people's Web site,” links to a wealth of FREE expert advice for nonprofit fundraising success. 4. Bruce Flessner, principal of Bentz, Whaley, Flessner, bflessner@bwf.com: How to raise a billion dollars—or less, using three essential billion-dollar success strategies 5. Weekly update from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat” with Sean Stannard-Stockton, author of www.tacticalphilanthropy.com. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0715.mp3 Sun, 15 Jul 2007 23:28:00 GMT 00:58:46 fundraising success Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Peter Panepento, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake: Weekly “Blog Beat”—spotlighting Peter’s latest must-read online fundraising blog finds. 2. Nicolle Wallace, The Chronicle of Philanthropy—reporting on a survey on huge increases increases in online fundraising, now a billion-dollar industry, major gifts now being donated on the Internet —and pitfalls to avoid, www.philanthropy.com. 3. David Lees, nonprofit fundraising consultant: How to write a case statement that “sells”—a must-have document for every nonprofit wanting to look professional and hoping to raise serious dollars. 4. Cloe Tonney, vice president for advancement, CDC (Centers for Disease Control) Foundation—on creating public/private partnerships: the positive difference contributed dollars make to a tax-supported entity. 5. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: exciting, new, comprehensive fundraising online course available worldwide, 6. Spotlight on Nonprofit Success: Jim Sugarman and Steven Stolman—on the measure of difference contributed dollars make to Foundcare (Palm Beach County, Florida), a nonprofit delivering health care to the uninsured and under-insured, including working men and women, based upon a model employed in 3500 centers nationwide, 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Peter Panepento, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake: Weekly “Blog Beat”—spotlighting Peter's latest must-read online fundraising blog finds. 2. Nicolle Wallace, The Chronicle of Philanthropy—reporting on a survey on huge increases increases in online fundraising, now a billion-dollar industry, major gifts now being donated on the Internet —and pitfalls to avoid, www.philanthropy.com. 3. David Lees, nonprofit fundraising consultant: How to write a case statement that “sells”—a must-have document for every nonprofit wanting to look professional and hoping to raise serious dollars. 4. Cloe Tonney, vice president for advancement, CDC (Centers for Disease Control) Foundation—on creating public/private partnerships: the positive difference contributed dollars make to a tax-supported entity. 5. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: exciting, new, comprehensive fundraising online course available worldwide, 6. Spotlight on Nonprofit Success: Jim Sugarman and Steven Stolman—on the measure of difference contributed dollars make to Foundcare (Palm Beach County, Florida), a nonprofit delivering health care to the uninsured and under-insured, including working men and women, based upon a model employed in 3500 centers nationwide, 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0708.mp3 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 21:02:00 GMT 00:58:03 fundraising success Lee Rowand Airs Sunday at 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM. Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay—on how to get the biggest bang for your buck (Part 3 of a 3-part series on how nonprofits can’t afford not to “do business” the eBay way). 2. Eric Thurman, co-author with Phil Smith, of A Billion Bootstraps: Microcredit, Barefoot Banking and the Business Solution for Ending Poverty—on how to break the cycle of poverty by making contributions to nonprofits that provide loans of tiny amounts of money. 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on free ways to increase your fundraising success through online networking and resources. 4. Jennifer Berkshire of The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Philanthropists funding courses for college students to groom them to become donors. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find and a report from Charity Navigator concluding that nonprofits spend more money on special events than they raise from them. 6. Beth Schwinn of The Chronicle of Philanthropy—on how one university spent $1 million but then raised $6 million as a result: nonprofits using databases to show how and why they have to spend more money to make money. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay—on how to get the biggest bang for your buck (Part 3 of a 3-part series on how nonprofits can't afford not to “do business” the eBay way). 2. Eric Thurman, co-author with Phil Smith, of A Billion Bootstraps: Microcredit, Barefoot Banking and the Business Solution for Ending Poverty—on how to break the cycle of poverty by making contributions to nonprofits that provide loans of tiny amounts of money. 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on free ways to increase your fundraising success through online networking and resources. 4. Jennifer Berkshire of The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Philanthropists funding courses for college students to groom them to become donors. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find and a report from Charity Navigator concluding that nonprofits spend more money on special events than they raise from them. 6. Beth Schwinn of The Chronicle of Philanthropy—on how one university spent $1 million but then raised $6 million as a result: nonprofits using databases to show how and why they have to spend more money to make money. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0701.mp3 Sun, 01 Jul 2007 19:39:00 GMT 00:58:33 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS Lee Rowand Caroline Breder-Watts interviews Susan Doll and David Morrow, the authors of the book Florida on Film: The Essential Guide to Sunshine State Cinema and Locations. Bill Nix chats with Nannette Lawrenson, executive director of the Loggerhead MarineLife Center. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Caroline Breder-Watts interviews Susan Doll and David Morrow, the authors of the book Florida on Film: The Essential Guide to Sunshine State Cinema and Locations. Bill Nix chats with Nannette Lawrenson, executive director of the Loggerhead MarineLife Center. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/AAA0629.mp3 Fri, 29 Jun 2007 21:11:00 GMT 00:28:47 ARTS & ATTRACTIONS ALIVE Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7:00pm on 90.7FM WXEL Special Presentation: "The Giving Circles Explosion"--the nationwide trend revolutionizing grassroots philanthropy. Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein explores the power of giving circles with: 1. Beth Schwinn of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com, on her article on giving circles--about how groups of small donors around the country who pool their contributions and collectively decide how to donate them have made grants totaling about a phenomenal $88 million since 2000. 2. Daria Teutonico of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers and collaborator on the report “More Giving Together: The Growth and Impact of Giving Circles and Shared Giving,” free at www.givingforum.org/givingcircles. 3. Rebecca Powers of Impact Austin (www.impact-austin.org), a giving circle of 416 women who just donated $416,000 to four local nonprofits 4. Rick Rose of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers: Success tips for giving circles 5. Natasha Gore of The Fondue Fund (natashag@smarstart-fc.org) in North Carolina with 15 members—on its unique formula for empowering young women as donors by making grants to organizations that empower women, raising $14,000 in a year-and-a-half. 6. Christine Jordan of Zawadi (www.zawadineworleans.com), a giving circle of 14 African-American women in New Orleans, which has raised $24,000 in less than two years to create long-term improvements in the quality of life for the African-American community. 7. Rick Rose of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers: Special tips for giving circles 8. Ana Gloria Rivas-Vásquez of Smart Women with Spare Change (anagloria@hiponline.org), a giving circle of Latina moms on Key Biscayne, Florida that teaches women about making money--and, at the same time, giving it away to nonprofits 9. Darrell Lester, founding partner of Hindsight Consulting, Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 9 giving circles he has helped create with African-American men and women—“inspiring new philanthropy”. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Special Presentation: "The Giving Circles Explosion"--the nationwide trend revolutionizing grassroots philanthropy. Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein explores the power of giving circles with: 1. Beth Schwinn of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com, on her article on giving circles--about how groups of small donors around the country who pool their contributions and collectively decide how to donate them have made grants totaling about a phenomenal $88 million since 2000. 2. Daria Teutonico of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers and collaborator on the report “More Giving Together: The Growth and Impact of Giving Circles and Shared Giving,” free at www.givingforum.org/givingcircles. 3. Rebecca Powers of Impact Austin (www.impact-austin.org), a giving circle of 416 women who just donated $416,000 to four local nonprofits 4. Rick Rose of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers: Success tips for giving circles 5. Natasha Gore of The Fondue Fund (natashag@smarstart-fc.org) in North Carolina with 15 members—on its unique formula for empowering young women as donors by making grants to organizations that empower women, raising $14,000 in a year-and-a-half. 6. Christine Jordan of Zawadi (www.zawadineworleans.com), a giving circle of 14 African-American women in New Orleans, which has raised $24,000 in less than two years to create long-term improvements in the quality of life for the African-American community. 7. Rick Rose of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers: Special tips for giving circles 8. Ana Gloria Rivas-Vásquez of Smart Women with Spare Change (anagloria@hiponline.org), a giving circle of Latina moms on Key Biscayne, Florida that teaches women about making money--and, at the same time, giving it away to nonprofits 9. Darrell Lester, founding partner of Hindsight Consulting, Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 9 giving circles he has helped create with African-American men and women—“inspiring new philanthropy”. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0624.mp3 Sun, 24 Jun 2007 22:03:00 GMT 00:58:46 FUNDRAISING SUCESS NOT FOR PROFIT Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7:00PM on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay: The nuts and bolts of how to do it, including "how nonprofits can even sell experiences on eBay!” (Part 2 of a 3-part series on how nonprofits can’t afford not to “do business” the eBay way). 2. Bret N. Bicoy, President, The Nevada Community Foundation: Identifying “shared values”--how to take the pulse of a community to enhance fundraising success, lessons for nonprofits nationwide. 3. Joe Geiger, Executive Director, The Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofits: How nonprofits can achieve “standards of excellence” to enhance their accountability and inspire donor confidence. 4. Lawrence Butler, Senior Consultant, McGuire Associates (Concord, MA): “Love to Phone Fundraise: Noble Tele-Fundraising”--Confidential Tips on Ethical Ways to Get Donors Delighted to Say Yes, from a national expert and trainer 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay: The nuts and bolts of how to do it, including "how nonprofits can even sell experiences on eBay!” (Part 2 of a 3-part series on how nonprofits can't afford not to “do business” the eBay way). 2. Bret N. Bicoy, President, The Nevada Community Foundation: Identifying “shared values”--how to take the pulse of a community to enhance fundraising success, lessons for nonprofits nationwide. 3. Joe Geiger, Executive Director, The Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofits: How nonprofits can achieve “standards of excellence” to enhance their accountability and inspire donor confidence. 4. Lawrence Butler, Senior Consultant, McGuire Associates (Concord, MA): “Love to Phone Fundraise: Noble Tele-Fundraising”--Confidential Tips on Ethical Ways to Get Donors Delighted to Say Yes, from a national expert and trainer 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0617.mp3 Sun, 17 Jun 2007 22:08:00 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday at 7:00pm on WXEL 90.7FM. Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Terry Axelrod, CEO & Founder of Benevon (formerly Raising More Money) and author of The Joy of Fundraising—Part 2, highlighting her proven system for raising millions. 2. Wayne Barton, founder, Wayne Barton Study Center: Turning successful fundraising into funding for successful programs—on transforming at-risk teens into college and professional school students. 3. National focus: United Way representatives reveal the secrets of cultivating young professionals for future leadership/fundraising roles. 4. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on e-commerce essentials for fundraisers. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Terry Axelrod, CEO & Founder of Benevon (formerly Raising More Money) and author of The Joy of Fundraising—Part 2, highlighting her proven system for raising millions. 2. Wayne Barton, founder, Wayne Barton Study Center: Turning successful fundraising into funding for successful programs—on transforming at-risk teens into college and professional school students. 3. National focus: United Way representatives reveal the secrets of cultivating young professionals for future leadership/fundraising roles. 4. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on e-commerce essentials for fundraisers. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0610.mp3 Sun, 10 Jun 2007 18:11:00 GMT 00:58:46 Fundraising Success Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/ff-060307.mp3 Fri, 12 Oct 2007 23:48:01 GMT 00:58:22 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday at 7:00pm on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe: “Survey of fundraising essentials” 2. Terry Axelrod, CEO & Founder of Benevon (formerly Raising More Money) and author of The Joy of Fundraising—Part 1, highlighting her proven system of raising millions 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on online networking strategies for fundraising success 4. Jennifer Berkshire, The Chronicle of Philanthropy—on courses training college students to become donors/philanthropists 5. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University’s Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: "Not for women only"--on women philanthropists and fundraisers WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe: “Survey of fundraising essentials” 2. Terry Axelrod, CEO & Founder of Benevon (formerly Raising More Money) and author of The Joy of Fundraising—Part 1, highlighting her proven system of raising millions 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on online networking strategies for fundraising success 4. Jennifer Berkshire, The Chronicle of Philanthropy—on courses training college students to become donors/philanthropists 5. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University's Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: "Not for women only"--on women philanthropists and fundraisers WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0603.mp3 Sun, 03 Jun 2007 18:48:00 GMT 00:58:46 Fundraising Success Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM. Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Fundraising consultant Janie Anderson, www.janieanderson.com, who answers the crucial question “When should a nonprofit hire fundraising expertise?” 2. Margaret May Damon, founder of the Institute for Women and Wealth www.instituteforwomenandwealth.org: on the power of women’s philanthropic purses. 3. Laura Fredricks, vice president for advancement at Pace University and author of The Ask—on surefire ways to get the yesses you want. 4. Luz Rodriguez of The Foundation Center, www.foundationcenter.org: on grantseeking and grantmaking in Spanish. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Fundraising consultant Janie Anderson, www.janieanderson.com, who answers the crucial question “When should a nonprofit hire fundraising expertise?” 2. Margaret May Damon, founder of the Institute for Women and Wealth www.instituteforwomenandwealth.org: on the power of women's philanthropic purses. 3. Laura Fredricks, vice president for advancement at Pace University and author of The Ask—on surefire ways to get the yesses you want. 4. Luz Rodriguez of The Foundation Center, www.foundationcenter.org: on grantseeking and grantmaking in Spanish. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0527.mp3 Sun, 27 May 2007 19:56:00 GMT 00:58:46 FUNDRAISING SUCCESS, WXEL, DR. STEPHEN L. GOLDSTEIN Lee Rowand Airs Sunday at 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Karen Lustgarten—on PR strategy: nonprofits’ sine qua non, most powerful tool, and most neglected resource. 2. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on the plusses and pitfalls of using ASPs (application services providers). 3. Richard Marker, New York University’s Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: Fundraising success from the giver’s perspective—on NYU’s unique grantmaking program and Marker’s unique approach to grantmaking. 4. William Halal, futurist, www.techcast.org, on how and why nonprofits have to capitalize on the future in the present. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find. 6. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay: Success stories--part one of a three part series on how nonprofits can’t afford not to “do business” the eBay way. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Karen Lustgarten—on PR strategy: nonprofits' sine qua non, most powerful tool, and most neglected resource. 2. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on the plusses and pitfalls of using ASPs (application services providers). 3. Richard Marker, New York University's Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: Fundraising success from the giver's perspective—on NYU's unique grantmaking program and Marker's unique approach to grantmaking. 4. William Halal, futurist, www.techcast.org, on how and why nonprofits have to capitalize on the future in the present. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find. 6. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay: Success stories--part one of a three part series on how nonprofits can't afford not to “do business” the eBay way. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/fs-0520.mp3 Mon, 21 May 2007 02:00:00 GMT 00:58:46 Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein, FUNDRAISING SUCCESS, PHILANTHROPY Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/ff-052007.mp3 Sat, 13 Oct 2007 00:02:39 GMT 00:59:15 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-051307.mp3 Fri, 12 Oct 2007 23:53:03 GMT 00:56:20 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday at 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University’s Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: “It’s not fundraising. It’s development!”--on the challenges and sophistication of “the profession” and the wide variety of educational programs of the Heyman Center, even online. 2. Glen Hiemstra, www.futurist.com, author of Turning the Future into Revenue: “The Future Creates the Present”--how nonprofits can capitalize on the events/trends/developments crucial for their present success through “scenario planning”. 3. Laura Gassner Otting, founder and head of The Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group & author, Transitioning to the Nonprofit Sector: Shifting Your Focus from the Bottom Line to a Better World—on finding and keeping the right job in the nonprofit sector. 4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting a must-read fundraising resource. 5. Steve Farber, author, The Radical Leap: A Personal Lesson in Extreme Leadership and The Radical Edge: Stoke Your Business, Amp Your Life, and Change the World—how to follow the LEAP recipe to become an “extreme” nonprofit leader. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. no no Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University's Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: “It's not fundraising. It's development!”--on the challenges and sophistication of “the profession” and the wide variety of educational programs of the Heyman Center, even online. 2. Glen Hiemstra, www.futurist.com, author of Turning the Future into Revenue: “The Future Creates the Present”--how nonprofits can capitalize on the events/trends/developments crucial for their present success through “scenario planning”. 3. Laura Gassner Otting, founder and head of The Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group & author, Transitioning to the Nonprofit Sector: Shifting Your Focus from the Bottom Line to a Better World—on finding and keeping the right job in the nonprofit sector. 4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Peter Panepento's “Blog Beat”—spotlighting a must-read fundraising resource. 5. Steve Farber, author, The Radical Leap: A Personal Lesson in Extreme Leadership and The Radical Edge: Stoke Your Business, Amp Your Life, and Change the World—how to follow the LEAP recipe to become an “extreme” nonprofit leader. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0513.mp3 Sun, 13 May 2007 17:26:00 GMT 00:58:47 Fundraising Success Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7:00pm on WXEL 90.7FM 1. Ellen Schulman, consultant: "Nonprofit boards--Winning & Losing Ways: Board Members' Credo" 2. Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe & Michael Rose, president, Carolinas HealthCare Foundation: "The Formula for a Capital Campaign Mega-Success Story" 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization: "Online Fundraising Strategies: Personal Fundraising Pages, Online Auctions, --Pros & Cons to Beware Of" 4. Bob Ottenhoff, president & CEO, www.Guidestar.org: "A Premier Resource for Anyone Interested in Nonprofits, Including Free Access to Nonprofits' IRS Form 990" 5. Peter Panepento, The Chronicle of Philanthropy: "Donor Advised Funds--Where the Money Really Is!" WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. no no 1. Ellen Schulman, consultant: "Nonprofit boards--Winning & Losing Ways: Board Members' Credo" 2. Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe & Michael Rose, president, Carolinas HealthCare Foundation: "The Formula for a Capital Campaign Mega-Success Story" 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization: "Online Fundraising Strategies: Personal Fundraising Pages, Online Auctions, --Pros & Cons to Beware Of" 4. Bob Ottenhoff, president & CEO, www.Guidestar.org: "A Premier Resource for Anyone Interested in Nonprofits, Including Free Access to Nonprofits' IRS Form 990" 5. Peter Panepento, The Chronicle of Philanthropy: "Donor Advised Funds--Where the Money Really Is!" WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0506.mp3 Sun, 06 May 2007 19:36:00 GMT 00:58:46 Lee Rowand no no http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-050607.mp3 Fri, 12 Oct 2007 17:46:15 GMT 00:58:47 Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7:00pm on WXEL 90.7FM 1. Andy Sernovitz, author of Word of Mouth Marketing: “How to get people to talk about your nonprofit—for free” 2. Jackie Huba, co-author of Citizen Marketers: When People Are the Message: “Why nonprofits need to listen to their ‘publics,’ find their non-religious ‘evangelists,’ and use the new, two-way, social media (blogs, podcasts, YouTube, etc.) to get their message out” 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—“How to get people to your Web site, create an effective blog, and research grants online” 4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Holly Hall & Peter Panepento—“How to raise large amounts of money from lots of people making small contributions” "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. no no 1. Andy Sernovitz, author of Word of Mouth Marketing: “How to get people to talk about your nonprofit—for free” 2. Jackie Huba, co-author of Citizen Marketers: When People Are the Message: “Why nonprofits need to listen to their ‘publics,' find their non-religious ‘evangelists,' and use the new, two-way, social media (blogs, podcasts, YouTube, etc.) to get their message out” 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—“How to get people to your Web site, create an effective blog, and research grants online” 4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Holly Hall & Peter Panepento—“How to raise large amounts of money from lots of people making small contributions” "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0429.mp3 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 18:32:00 GMT 00:58:46 WXEL STEPHEN GOLDSTEIN FINANCIAL SUCCESS FUNDRAISING Lee Rowand Airs Sundays 11am and Mondays 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM "Cooper" (Getchal) + Peter Marzelli discuss a show at Cuillo Centre for the Arts ...to be taped for Educational TV. On Tue May 1st, Cooper will host "Inside the Mind of the Songwriter", first show in a series "Downtown at the Cuillo"--co-produced with The Education Network channel 19. Cuillo Centre for the Arts is on Clematis St near the West Palm Beach Library. For more info: (561) 835-9226 or go to thecuillocentre@hotmail.com For more info about Educational TV, go to: www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/ten George McFadden, Goodwill "Project Success" program manager and John Mack "graduate" of Project Success, discuss how this program gives the homeless a head start on jobs and housing. Go to www.gulfstreamgoodwill.org for more info Brad Meltzer: local best selling author of "Book of Fate"- announces the paperback on this riveting thriller was just released. Much of the book takes place in West Palm Beach and south Florida. Claire +Mia Fontaine: "COMEBACK: A Mother and Daughter's Journey Through Hell and Back" This local mother co-authored the book with her daughter about the latter's running away and drug use and how a mother’s love and determination helped bring a daughter back from the brink. From North Miami to Vero Beach, from the Palm Beaches to local Senior Living housing developments, from migrant communities to eclectic restaurants; Florida Forum has something for everyone. Florida Forum guests span topics as diverse as women’s heart health by a locally prominent female physician to community theater by the actors, directors and producers we are lucky to have in our area. A typical show may feature a speaker from the Palm Beach County Department of Finance on how to prevent fraud, followed by a talk with a Broward County non-profit to see how it serves its community, and ending with a light hearted interview of a celebrity passing through a cultural venue in our area. no no "Cooper" (Getchal) + Peter Marzelli discuss a show at Cuillo Centre for the Arts ...to be taped for Educational TV. On Tue May 1st, Cooper will host "Inside the Mind of the Songwriter", first show in a series "Downtown at the Cuillo"--co-produced with The Education Network channel 19. Cuillo Centre for the Arts is on Clematis St near the West Palm Beach Library. For more info: (561) 835-9226 or go to thecuillocentre@hotmail.com For more info about Educational TV, go to: www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/ten George McFadden, Goodwill "Project Success" program manager and John Mack "graduate" of Project Success, discuss how this program gives the homeless a head start on jobs and housing. Go to www.gulfstreamgoodwill.org for more info Brad Meltzer: local best selling author of "Book of Fate"- announces the paperback on this riveting thriller was just released. Much of the book takes place in West Palm Beach and south Florida. Claire +Mia Fontaine: "COMEBACK: A Mother and Daughter's Journey Through Hell and Back" This local mother co-authored the book with her daughter about the latter's running away and drug use and how a mother's love and determination helped bring a daughter back from the brink. From North Miami to Vero Beach, from the Palm Beaches to local Senior Living housing developments, from migrant communities to eclectic restaurants; Florida Forum has something for everyone. Florida Forum guests span topics as diverse as women's heart health by a locally prominent female physician to community theater by the actors, directors and producers we are lucky to have in our area. A typical show may feature a speaker from the Palm Beach County Department of Finance on how to prevent fraud, followed by a talk with a Broward County non-profit to see how it serves its community, and ending with a light hearted interview of a celebrity passing through a cultural venue in our area. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-0429.mp3 Sun, 29 Apr 2007 23:38:00 GMT 00:59:16 florida forum seniors news south florida treasure coast Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-042907.mp3 Mon, 02 Jul 2007 23:23:00 GMT 00:59:16 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7:00pm on WXEL 90.7FM 1. The Rappaport Foundation: Jerome Lyle Rappaport (founder) and Phyllis Rappaport (chair)—how a substantial foundation got started, sets its priorities, and makes a positive difference 2. Achieving success with contributed dollars--Dr. Rudy Tanzi of The Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General: How private philanthropy, including funding from the Rappaports, has made possible the goundbreaking Alzheimer’s Genome Project 3. Kevin Lane, “The PR Guru”: “Putting the profit into nonprofits” and “Making PR work for you” 4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Peter Panapento—Blogs on fundraising: How to join and benefit from the nationwide and worldwide community of nonprofits involved in fundraising no no 1. The Rappaport Foundation: Jerome Lyle Rappaport (founder) and Phyllis Rappaport (chair)—how a substantial foundation got started, sets its priorities, and makes a positive difference 2. Achieving success with contributed dollars--Dr. Rudy Tanzi of The Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General: How private philanthropy, including funding from the Rappaports, has made possible the goundbreaking Alzheimer's Genome Project 3. Kevin Lane, “The PR Guru”: “Putting the profit into nonprofits” and “Making PR work for you” 4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com): Peter Panapento—Blogs on fundraising: How to join and benefit from the nationwide and worldwide community of nonprofits involved in fundraising http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0422.mp3 Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:10:00 GMT 00:58:46 Fundraising Success STEPHEN GOLDSTEIN financial Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM 1. Jane Geever, author of the Foundation Center’s Guide to Proposal Writing, 5th Edition (www.foundationcenter.org) 2. Gary Grobman, co-author with Gary Grant of Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization 3.Consultants Corner: Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe 4. Listeners’ Forum: Dr. Goldstein answers the question “When Do You Make the Ask?” 5.Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Debra Blum on how nonprofits have used the movie “The Ultimate Gift” to raise money "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. no no 1. Jane Geever, author of the Foundation Center's Guide to Proposal Writing, 5th Edition (www.foundationcenter.org) 2. Gary Grobman, co-author with Gary Grant of Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization 3.Consultants Corner: Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe 4. Listeners' Forum: Dr. Goldstein answers the question “When Do You Make the Ask?” 5.Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Debra Blum on how nonprofits have used the movie “The Ultimate Gift” to raise money "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0401.mp3 Thu, 26 Apr 2007 18:40:00 GMT 00:58:46 FINANCIAL FUNDRAISING SUCCESS ADVICE NOT-FOR-PROFIT Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-042207.mp3 Mon, 02 Jul 2007 22:49:00 GMT 00:57:55 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand Airs Sundays 11am and Mondays 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM IRIS APFEL TALKS ABOUT HER EXHIBIT "RARE BIRD OF FASHION" at Norton Museum till May 31, as well as her views on fashion, style and accessories. BRUCE ADAMS OF SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT DISCUSSES CURRENT DROUGHT and water restrictions. Go to www.sfwmd.org/conserve to find out what you can do to alleviate the drain on this resource. DAVE OLMSTEAD DISCUSSES HB1A , A NEW FLORIDA LAW CONCERNING HURRICANE PROOFING your home. he recommends also following the a bill currently making its way to passage: SB 1864 by googling: "Online Sunshine" to get to the Florida Legislature. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. no no IRIS APFEL TALKS ABOUT HER EXHIBIT "RARE BIRD OF FASHION" at Norton Museum till May 31, as well as her views on fashion, style and accessories. BRUCE ADAMS OF SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT DISCUSSES CURRENT DROUGHT and water restrictions. Go to www.sfwmd.org/conserve to find out what you can do to alleviate the drain on this resource. DAVE OLMSTEAD DISCUSSES HB1A , A NEW FLORIDA LAW CONCERNING HURRICANE PROOFING your home. he recommends also following the a bill currently making its way to passage: SB 1864 by googling: "Online Sunshine" to get to the Florida Legislature. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-042207.mp3 Sun, 22 Apr 2007 22:25:00 GMT 00:57:55 FLORIDA FORUM, WXEL, SOUTH FLORIDA, TREASURE COAST Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-041507.mp3 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 20:44:00 GMT 00:59:12 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand Airs Sunday at 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM 1.Gary Grant, director of major and principal gifts, National Alzheimer’s Association: “Major Gifts 101”—and more 2. Paul Clolery, editor-in-chief, Nonprofit Times: “The millionaires next door”—and how you can discover who they are (www.nptimes.com) 3. Andy Sernovitz, author of Word of Mouth Marketing: “How to Get People to Talk About Your Nonprofit—For Free” 4. Gary Grobman, author, Fundraising Online: “How to use podcasts, emails, and electronic newsletter—most effectively” 5. Listeners’ Forum: Dr. Goldstein answer the question, “How can I identify large donors for whom there is so much competition” 6. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy www.philanthropy.com : Ian Wilhelm—Annual Foundation Survey and Trends "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. no no 1.Gary Grant, director of major and principal gifts, National Alzheimer's Association: “Major Gifts 101”—and more 2. Paul Clolery, editor-in-chief, Nonprofit Times: “The millionaires next door”—and how you can discover who they are (www.nptimes.com) 3. Andy Sernovitz, author of Word of Mouth Marketing: “How to Get People to Talk About Your Nonprofit—For Free” 4. Gary Grobman, author, Fundraising Online: “How to use podcasts, emails, and electronic newsletter—most effectively” 5. Listeners' Forum: Dr. Goldstein answer the question, “How can I identify large donors for whom there is so much competition” 6. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy www.philanthropy.com : Ian Wilhelm—Annual Foundation Survey and Trends "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0415.mp3 Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:40:00 GMT 00:58:47 Fundraising Success NOT FOR PROFIT WXEL Lee Rowand Airs Sunday 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM 1. Gary Grant, co-author, Fundraising Online: “How Fundraising Professionals are harnessing the Internet” 2. United Way experts in Florida and Virginia reveal fundraising tips for nonprofits 3. How CHG Healthcare Services manages its “model” corporate giving programs through United Way 4. Laura Gassner Otting, president and founder, Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group: “Nonprofit Jobs & the Job Market” "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. no no 1. Gary Grant, co-author, Fundraising Online: “How Fundraising Professionals are harnessing the Internet” 2. United Way experts in Florida and Virginia reveal fundraising tips for nonprofits 3. How CHG Healthcare Services manages its “model” corporate giving programs through United Way 4. Laura Gassner Otting, president and founder, Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group: “Nonprofit Jobs & the Job Market” "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing--zip, zero--for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, PR, and other areas of interest will share their best advice. It will provide nonprofits the consultants none of them can afford, but all of them need. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FS-0408.mp3 Thu, 26 Apr 2007 19:19:00 GMT 00:58:42 Fundraising Success NOT FOR PROFIT WXEL Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-032507.mp3 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 20:14:00 GMT 00:58:57 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-030407.mp3 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 19:25:00 GMT 00:57:55 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-021807.mp3 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 18:59:00 GMT 00:58:15 FLORIDA FORUM Lee Rowand Airs Sundays 11am and Mondays 7pm on WXEL 90.7FM WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-020407A.mp3 Sun, 06 May 2007 01:59:00 GMT 00:14:04 florida forum, treasure coast, south florida, wxel Lee Rowand WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. no no WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. http://media.podcastingmanager.com/79144-82165/Media/FF-020407C.mp3 Mon, 05 Feb 2007 00:02:00 GMT 00:11:42