KPHX's Weekend Schedule...
 

Saturdays

The Women's Eye - 10am to 11am
Real Estate Radio - 11am to 12pm (live)
Ring of Fire - 12pm - 3pm
Leo Laporte, The Tech Guy - 6pm to 9pm

Sundays

At Home with Gary Sullivan - 7am - 9am
Phoenix Today hosted by Michael Hammett – 10:00 am to 10:30 am
Airtime with Sky Harbor Airport hosted by David Ramirez - 10:30 am to 11:00 am
First Congregational United Church of Christ - 11 am - 12 pm
Keep Hope Alive With Reverend Jesse Jackson - 12 pm - 2 pm
The Women's Eye - 2pm to 3pm
Leo Laporte, The Tech Guy - 6pm to 9pm

The Women's Eye - Saturdays 10AM - 11AM - Top

THE WOMEN’S EYE features all types of women who are in the news or who are making their own headlines as they follow their passions and interests to improve their lives and the lives of others. They come from many walks of life, contributing how and when they can to the dialogue of each day. Their eyes, observations, and outreach are attempts to make themselves and the world a better place. The EYE is also a destination to find newsworthy articles about women. It’s a forum for opinion and to share information so please join in.

This week on The Women's Eye Radio Show we're joined by two fascinating guests: Dr. Kathy Magliato, one of the few female heart surgeons in the world and Ann Murray Paige, author of "Pink Tips: Breast Cancer Advice from Someone Who's Been There"

http://thewomenseye.com

Real Estate Radio with The Green Team 11 am - 12 pm - Top

Join Chris and Matt every Saturday morning at 11 for news you can use about the Phoenix real estate market. We'll share insights into the latest news and trends, offer strategies on buying, selling and investing, and help you understand your options if your mortgage has become a burden. And we'll talk about ways to Go Green with energy-efficient, eco-friendly solutions that make good economic sense in today's market.

We are passionate about what we do, we know this business well, and we have a whole lot of fun doing it. This is a great city with a lot of potential for investing and revitalization, and we want to take Phoenix to the next level by getting you as excited about it as we are! Call us with your questions and take us on a tangent...

About Your Hosts
Chris Bale and Matthew Hoedt are the co-executives of Chris Bale's Green Team at Keller Williams Lifestyle Realty. With a combined background that includes residential and commercial real estate, mortgages, financial services, corporate sales, management, graphic arts and interior design, they bring a broad spectrum of experience and understanding to their business. At a time when agents are leaving real estate by the thousands, their business has grown at a fast pace thanks to their unwavering focus on being more knowledgeable, more professional, and more responsive than their industry peers. They are educators and leaders in their market center, city-wide representatives of the KW Agent Leadership Council, and are actively involved in the local community with organizations such as GPGLCC and the annual Green By Design event. Find out more about The Green Team at www.ChrisBalesGreenTeam.com.

Ring of Fire - Saturdays 12pm - 3pm - Top

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. likes to say he’s been an environmentalist all his life. As a young boy, he kept pet snakes and raccoons, bred homing pigeons and pheasants in his backyard and learned to train hawks. He even considered becoming a veterinarian. Today Kennedy is widely recognized as the country’s most prominent environmental attorney, working tirelessly to safeguard the environment and public health. He is the founder and director of Pace University’s Environmental Litigation Clinic in White Plains, New York; president of the Waterkeeper Alliance, an international coalition of 99 grassroots groups; and senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council. The peripatetic Kennedy also crisscrosses North America several times a year, stirring audiences of college students, community groups and elected officials.

Mike Papantonio is a senior partner of Levin, Papantonio, Thomas, Mitchell, Echsner & Proctor, P.A., one of the largest plaintiff’s law firms in America, having handled thousands of cases throughout the nation including Asbestos, Breast Implants, Pharmaceutical Drug Litigation, Factory Farming, Securities Fraud, the Florida Tobacco Litigation, and other mass tort cases. "Pap" has received numerous multi-million dollar verdicts on behalf of victims of corporate malfeasance.

When John F. Kennedy, Jr. launched George Magazine, he chose David Bender as its first West Coast contributing editor. Citing Bender’s more than thirty years of experience in politics, government and entertainment, Kennedy said, “As long as I’ve known David Bender, he has been involved in public issues. I think what he’s been able to do, rather uniquely, is kind of meld a lot of different worlds and channel them into public issues, whether it be Washington, New York or Los Angeles – particularly within the entertainment industry. I can’t really think of anyone who has done it longer or as well as he.” (more info)

Leo Laporte, The Tech Guy
Saturdays 6pm to 9pm - Top

Leo Laporte has worked as an author, speaker, and broadcaster in New Haven, Monterey, San Jose, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, most recently focusing on technology coverage for radio, television, and the Internet.

Past
Laporte has written software for CP/M, Macintosh, and PC compatible computers including the popular open source programs, QDial and MacArc for the Macintosh. From 1985 to 1988, he operated one of the first Macintosh-only computer bulletin board systems, MacQueue.

He was the co-author, with former ABC Technology Correspondent Gina Smith, of 101 Computer Answers You Need to Know, a computer book for beginners published in 1995 by Ziff-Davis Press. He has written about computer hardware and software for Byte, MacUser, and InfoWorld magazines, and he has contributed chapters to Dvorak’s Guide to PC Telecommunications and Dvorak’s Inside Track to the Mac, both published by Osborne/McGraw Hill. He has written four bestselling Technology Almanacs. Leo Laporte’s 2003 Technology Almanac was Pearson Publishing’s Book of the Year in 2003.

In 2000–2001, Leo was a Contributing Editor at Access Magazine, a Sunday newspaper magazine supplement with an estimated readership of 13 million in 80 markets nationwide.

In January, 1991 he created and co-hosted Dvorak On Computers, the most listened to high tech talk radio show in the nation, syndicated on over 60 stations and around the world on the Armed Forces Radio Network. Laporte also hosted Laporte on Computers on KSFO and KGO Radio in San Francisco. On television, Laporte was host of Internet! a weekly half-hour show airing on PBS in 215 cities nationwide. He reported on new media for Today’s First Edition, on PBS, and did daily product reviews and demos on New Media News, broadcast nationally on Jones Computer Network and ME/U, and regionally on San Francisco’s Bay TV.

He was a Managing Editor at Ziff-Davis Television, where he wrote and co-hosted The Personal Computing Show, a half-hour weekly television show for beginning computer users that aired on CNBC. He created and was a daily contributor to The Site, an hour-long technology newsmagazine that aired nightly on MSNBC, CNBC International, and NBC Superchannel in Europe and Asia. Laporte won an Emmy in 1997 for his work on The Site. He also hosted two shows on TechTV (formerly ZDTV), a 24-hour cable channel dedicated to computers and the Internet. Call for Help and The Screen Savers aired live every weekday from 1998 to 2004.

Today
Currently Leo hosts a national radio technology talk show on the Premiere Radio Networks every Saturday and Sunday from 11a to 2p, and Call for Help, a daily hour-long television show produced in Toronto and aired in Canada on G4TechTV, and Australia on the HOW-TO Channel. He also appears regularly on many television and radio programs including Live with Regis and Kelly.

He hosts and produces some of the most popular podcasts in the world including this WEEK in TECH, Security Now!, Inside the Net, The Daily Giz Wiz, and FLOSS Weekly under the TWiT.tv banner. He also continues to write. He has a book imprint with Que Publishing. Leoville Press titles for 2006 include Leo Laporte’s 2006 Technology Almanac, Leo Laporte’s 2006 Gadget Guide, Leo Laporte’s Guide to OS X Tiger, and Leo Laporte’s PC Help Desk.

Sundays

At Home with Gary Sullivan - 7am - 9am
Phoenix Today hosted by Michael Hammett – 10:00 am to 10:30 am
Airtime with Sky Harbor Airport hosted by David Ramirez - 10:30 am to 11:00 am
First Congregational United Church of Christ - 11 am - 12 pm
Keep Hope Alive With Reverend Jesse Jackson - 12 pm - 2 pm
The Women's Eye - 2pm to 3pm
Leo Laporte, The Tech Guy - 6pm to 9pm

At Home with Gary Sullivan
Sundays 7am - 9am - Top

DIY has never been bigger, and Gary Sullivan is radio's DIY man. With over thirty years of home improvement know how, and over a decade of broadcast experience, Gary will help your build it up, tear it down, fix it, or replace it.

Phoenix Today with Michael Hammett
Sundays from 10:00 am to 10:30 am - Top

If you live work or play in the City of Phoenix, please listen as Michael and his guests discuss programs, services and activities that can improve your neighborhood, your families well being and your overall quality of life.

Michael Hammett is a Public Information Officer in the Phoenix City Manager's Office and the host of the Building Phoenix Show on Phoenix 11. An Emmy Award-winning television producer, Hammett has worked at KTVK/Channel 3 and, most recently, KNXV/Channel 15, where he was a senior producer and on-air reporter for Sonoran Living. Michael is a graduate of the Walter Conkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University.

Michael Hammett Public Information Officer City of Phoenix 602-495-5405

Watch the Building Phoenix show on Phoenix 11 and on-demand at www.Phoenix.gov/video

Airtime - Sky Harbor Airport with David Ramirez
Sundays 10:30 am - 11:00 am - Top

Listen as David hosts an informative show about Sky Harbor Airport. David and his guests discuss everything from how to get over your fear of flying to Sky Harbor's extensive artwork collection that is displayed througout the airport.

Visit Airtime on Sky Harbor's Web Site

First Congregational United Church of Christ 11 am - 12 pm - Top

First Church Phoenix is a dynamic community of faith which takes seriously Jesus' call to speak for the voiceless and act to care for those most in need. This is a community and church service that has something of the traditional - in look and feel and style – yet which is very much a part of the emerging world in its outlook.

Keep Hope Alive With Reverend Jesse Jackson
Sundays 12 pm - 2 pm - Top

Baptist Minister, international statesmen, and one of our nation's leading civil rights activists, Reverend Jesse Jackson provides encouragement and guidance and inspires every weekend. He takes on issues, national, and spiritual importance.

Visit The Keep Hope Alive Web Site

The Women's Eye - Sundays 2PM - 3PM - Top

THE WOMEN’S EYE, hosted by Stacey Gualandi, features all types of women who are in the news or who are making their own headlines as they follow their passions and interests to improve their lives and the lives of others. They come from many walks of life, contributing how and when they can to the dialogue of each day. Their eyes, observations, and outreach are attempts to make themselves and the world a better place. The EYE is also a destination to find newsworthy articles about women. It’s a forum for opinion and to share information so please join in.

This week on The Women's Eye Radio Show we're joined by two fascinating guests: Dr. Kathy Magliato, one of the few female heart surgeons in the world and Ann Murray Paige, author of "Pink Tips: Breast Cancer Advice from Someone Who's Been There"

http://thewomenseye.com

Leo Laporte, The Tech Guy
Sundays 6 pm to 9 pm - Top

Leo Laporte has worked as an author, speaker, and broadcaster in New Haven, Monterey, San Jose, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, most recently focusing on technology coverage for radio, television, and the Internet.

Past
Laporte has written software for CP/M, Macintosh, and PC compatible computers including the popular open source programs, QDial and MacArc for the Macintosh. From 1985 to 1988, he operated one of the first Macintosh-only computer bulletin board systems, MacQueue.

He was the co-author, with former ABC Technology Correspondent Gina Smith, of 101 Computer Answers You Need to Know, a computer book for beginners published in 1995 by Ziff-Davis Press. He has written about computer hardware and software for Byte, MacUser, and InfoWorld magazines, and he has contributed chapters to Dvorak’s Guide to PC Telecommunications and Dvorak’s Inside Track to the Mac, both published by Osborne/McGraw Hill. He has written four bestselling Technology Almanacs. Leo Laporte’s 2003 Technology Almanac was Pearson Publishing’s Book of the Year in 2003.

In 2000–2001, Leo was a Contributing Editor at Access Magazine, a Sunday newspaper magazine supplement with an estimated readership of 13 million in 80 markets nationwide.

In January, 1991 he created and co-hosted Dvorak On Computers, the most listened to high tech talk radio show in the nation, syndicated on over 60 stations and around the world on the Armed Forces Radio Network. Laporte also hosted Laporte on Computers on KSFO and KGO Radio in San Francisco. On television, Laporte was host of Internet! a weekly half-hour show airing on PBS in 215 cities nationwide. He reported on new media for Today’s First Edition, on PBS, and did daily product reviews and demos on New Media News, broadcast nationally on Jones Computer Network and ME/U, and regionally on San Francisco’s Bay TV.

He was a Managing Editor at Ziff-Davis Television, where he wrote and co-hosted The Personal Computing Show, a half-hour weekly television show for beginning computer users that aired on CNBC. He created and was a daily contributor to The Site, an hour-long technology newsmagazine that aired nightly on MSNBC, CNBC International, and NBC Superchannel in Europe and Asia. Laporte won an Emmy in 1997 for his work on The Site. He also hosted two shows on TechTV (formerly ZDTV), a 24-hour cable channel dedicated to computers and the Internet. Call for Help and The Screen Savers aired live every weekday from 1998 to 2004.

Today
Currently Leo hosts a national radio technology talk show on the Premiere Radio Networks every Saturday and Sunday from 11a to 2p, and Call for Help, a daily hour-long television show produced in Toronto and aired in Canada on G4TechTV, and Australia on the HOW-TO Channel. He also appears regularly on many television and radio programs including Live with Regis and Kelly.

He hosts and produces some of the most popular podcasts in the world including this WEEK in TECH, Security Now!, Inside the Net, The Daily Giz Wiz, and FLOSS Weekly under the TWiT.tv banner. He also continues to write. He has a book imprint with Que Publishing. Leoville Press titles for 2006 include Leo Laporte’s 2006 Technology Almanac, Leo Laporte’s 2006 Gadget Guide, Leo Laporte’s Guide to OS X Tiger, and Leo Laporte’s PC Help Desk.