The Women's Room

A locally produced show focusing on issues of concern to women. Airs Thursdays at 5:00 p.m.

Episodes

The Women's Room
(Jun 21, 2012)

In the busy lives we lead, everyone can benefit from some more organization, but who has time to organize? Regina Leeds does and she joins Gina in The Women's Room to discuss her book, "The 8-Minute Organizer: Easy Solutions to Simplify Your Life in Your Spare Time." Leeds has created step by step instructions to get you organized. For more information, visit www.reginaleeds.com .

The Women's Room
(Jun 14, 2012)

Are you having a baby or know someone who is? Then tune into The Women's Room this week as Gina sits down with Angela Wynne, author of "The Baby Cheapskate Guide to Bargains." The average American family can expect to spend more that $23,000 for the first two years of a child's life, but Angela offers tips on everything from saving on diapers to toys so that listeners don't have to go broke. For more tips and tricks visit www.babycheapskate.com.

The Women's Room
(Jun 07, 2012)

This week in The Women's Room, Gina is joined by Greta Gleissner, author of the book, "Something Spectacular:The True Story of One Rockette's battle with Bulimia. Greta is both recovering from this disease as well as a clinician in the field and she tells Gina not only about her own experiences but also the warning signs parents and friends need to look out for. Find out more at www.gretagleissner.com

The Women's Room
(May 31, 2012)

Host Allie Volpe spoke with Lorna Vanderhaeghe, author, nutrition expert and associate editor of Total Health Magazine to discuss common ailments that people attribute to genes that can actually be prevented. Vanderhaeghe explained the three common heath fears that Americans have concerning aging and genetics: arthritis, heart disease and diabetes. For each of the three main ailments, Vanderhaeghe offers dietary suggestions to help offset your chances of acquiring any of them.

The Women's Room
(May 24, 2012)

Most nineteen-year-olds find themselves working towards a degree while balancing school and social activities. Nicole Loher does all this and more. The fashion blogger and Fashion Institute of Technology student joined host Allie Volpe to discuss her ever-popular website (www.nicoleloher.com), her career aspirations and her experience in an extremely competitive industry. She also mentioned how the content of her blog has changed from it's beginnings to where she is today.

The Women's Room
(May 10, 2012)

Host Katie Costello spoke with Susan Page, a relationship author who's also made appearances on the Oprah Winfrey Show, Good Morning America and CNN, to discuss what inspired her to begin relationship writing and speaking. Page also shed some light on couples group therapy and it's benefits. Finally, Page addressed the communication problems couples have and why they have them. For more information on Susan Page and her books, visit www.susanpage.com

The Women's Room
(Apr 26, 2012)

Imagine creating a blog out of boredom and it catapulting you to great success. Well, host Allie Volpe talked to Sara Zucker who did just that. Sara talked about the beginnings of her blog, sarazucker.com, coverage of New York Fashion Week and her new job at NARS Cosmetics. Originally going to school to be a librarian, Sara fell into the fashion world through her blog and her work for Glamour Magazine. For more on Sara and her projects, check out sarazucker.com

The Women's Room
(Apr 19, 2012)

Cancer is a scary word for anyone, but especially when you're 37 an on the verge of a brand new career. Join Gina in the Women's Room this week as she speak with Laura Roppe. Laura, author of "Rocking the Pink," tells Gina that having an optimistic outlook not only helped her fight breast cancer but gave her the strength to quit her job as an attorney and take on her true passion, music. For more information, log onto lauraroppe.com

The Women's Room
(Mar 29, 2012)

As we all grow older, finding someone we're compatible with and eventually marrying them should be on our to-do list, right? This weeks episode of The Women's Room, Katie Costello spoke with Michele Kort. Kort is co-editor of the book "Here Come the Brides! Reflections on Lesbian Love and Marriage." She discussed what it's like being accepted as a lesbian, where she thinks the lesbian and gay movement will be in five years, and how the book actually began

The Women's Room
(Mar 15, 2012)

Interested in writing a book, but now sure how to get it published? This week's episode of The Women's Room, Gina spoke with Antoinette Kuritz. Kuritz is the founder of Strategies PR and offered her insight on how to get that idea from your head onto paper and into book stores. Finally, Kuritz discussed the LaJolla Writer's Conference that she developed.

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