We’re Hitting the Airwaves ..Tomorrow..Join Us

Posted by Carolyn on May 22nd, 2009 in Before the Disaster, On The Air, Pandemic | 1 comment

That’s right tomorrow, Saturday May 23rd I’ll be appearing as a guest on a new web talk show. The show is dedicated to bringing you the best advice out there on the topic of preparedness. I’m very excited. Tomorrows show will focus on a Pandemic, what is it a pandemic, is it really coming, what can we do to prepare for a pandemic, and much more. The content is really up to you and your questions. Please call in with your questions or just to say hello. Pass the word to family and friends who may be confused by all this pandemic talk or may have become complacent.

If you can’t tune in tomorrow send me your questions today and I will answer them on the air and send you a link to the archive where you can listen when you have the time.

The host of the show is James Talmage Stevens who has written several books including Making the Best of Basics which has sold over 750,000 copies. James has a wealth of knowledge and years of experience. It should be a great hour together.

Talk with your tomorrow…remember this is Central daylight savings time

Here’s all the information from James so you can join in:

“Join me LIVE on my very first Family Preparedness Guide talk show on BlogTalkRadio.com this Saturday afternoon, May 23, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM CDST at this address:

http://tobtr.com/s/535170

Carolyn Nicolaysen, noted preparedness author, blogger, and speaker will review the state of the current Swine Flu problem. I’ve mentioned her several times in past blogs, so we’ll get the latest skinny on what’s happening and what’s not!

We’ll talk about how to prepare for the next wave of Swine Flu, other possible pandemics, and answer your direct questions you’ve always wanted to ask, but the talking heads just kept talking!

Make it a date– James Talmage Stevens “ http://familypreparednessguide.com/

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One Response to “We’re Hitting the Airwaves ..Tomorrow..Join Us”

Marie says:

May 22, 2009 at 4:10 pm

I have a question: If the H1N1 flu follows the pattern of the 1918 flu pandemic, and comes back around again and again, will the people who have caught it already be immune from it when it comes around in the fall? Or does a flu virus keep changing quickly enough to the extent that people would keep catching it, and there is no way to develop natural immunity?