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AFMW: Barbara Smith Conrad

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 18:33:00 EST

Barbara Smith Conrad, a mezzo-soprano who forged color lines in music and education stopped by FOX News Radio to spend a few moments with Crystal Berger. The first African American undergraduate to attend the University of Texas (Austin Campus) Conrad faced unimaginable obstacles in her pursuit of becoming an opera singer. After being pulled from the university’s production of “Dido and Aeneas”, Conrad’s world was transformed by Harry Belafonte after reading her story in the New York Times. A culture of hate drove Conrad to use music to break barriers for minorities to follow. Presently, the co-founder of the Wagner Theater Program at the Manhattan School of Music, Conrad continues to help others achieve their dreams by mentoring and offering private vocal lessons.

AFMW: Daniel Garza

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 13:57:00 EST

Daniel Garza, a man passionate about economic prosperity in the Latino and Hispanic communities, stopped by Fox News Radio to spend a few moments with Crystal Berger. The son of Mexican migrant workers turned successful entrepreneurs; Daniel has earned a reputation for advocating on behalf of the Hispanic Community for sound public policy. Recognizing that the current economy calls for the community to play an essential role in bringing about solutions, Daniel Garza currently serves as the Executive Director of The Libre Initiative (a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the economic freedom and prosperity of Latino/Hispanic Americans by promoting free enterprise, self-reliance and limited government). This former appointee of the Bush Administration touched on racial biases, diversity in media and how the current and future administrations can reestablish “The American Dream”.

AFMW: Michelle Bachmann

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 14:08:00 EST

She is seeking the White House - and does not plan to slow down any time soon. Republican Congresswoman Michele Bachmann spent a few moments with FOX News Radio's Hank Weinbloom to discuss her presidential campaign.

AFMW: Jon Huntsman

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 14:05:00 EST

Former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman - candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States - spent a few moments with FOX News Radio's Rich Johnson to discuss his race for the White House.

AFMW: Michele Bachmann

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 17:44:00 EST

The lone female Republican presidential candidate says she’s ready for 2012 and beyond as the first round of primaries are set to begin. Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann spent a few moments with Fox News Radio’s Rich Johnson to discuss her platform and her new memoir “Core of Conviction: My Story.”

AFMW: Jeff Ashton

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 14:33:00 EST

The Lead prosecutor in the Casey Anthony murder trial has written a new book to let people know the truth about the case in his perspective, and to reveal new details in one of the most famous murder trials of our time. Jeff Ashton, author of "Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony" spends a few moments with Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso.

AFMW: Sen. Joe Lieberman

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 14:16:00 EST

He's served in the United States for nearly a quarter century, but Joe Lieberman's latest venture isn't about politics, it's about faith. The Connecticut Independent spent a few minutes with Fox News Radio's Jared Halpern to discuss to his seventh book "The Gift of Rest: Rediscovering the Beauty of the Sabbath" and reflect on his four terms in Washington

AFMW: Major General Marcia Anderson

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 14:41:00 EST

Major General Marcia Anderson, a woman that can do it all, stopped by Fox News Radio to spend a few moments with Megan Litvack. Anderson talked about her great achievements as a woman and African-American in the U-S Army.

AFMW: John Carter Cash

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 17:56:00 EST

The son of a music legend is out with a new book..an intimate look at .."The Man in Black". John Carter Cash stops by Fox News Radio and spents a few moments with Hank Weinbloom. John Carter Cash unearths family archives to present loving & rich portrait of 'The Man In Black'. In the new, lavishly illustrated book, HOUSE OF CASH: The Life, Legacy and Archives of The Man in Black , John Carter Cash, the only son of country music legend, Johnny Cash, and his wife country singer and performing partner June Carter, pays loving tribute to The Man in Black, as Johnny Cash was known to his fans. A successful, multi-Grammy-winning record producer in his own right, John Carter Cash has reached into the extensive family archives to produce a memoir of a father who was "of steadfast faith, and an open book in so many ways

AFMW: John Walsh

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 14:48:00 EST

Emmy Award-Winner John Walsh returns to FOX to host a special two-hour edition of AMERICA'S MOST WANTED: 50 FUGITIVES 50 STATES, featuring a nationwide round-up of the country's worst criminals, airing Saturday, Oct. 29 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. John Walsh stopped by to spend a few moments with Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis to talk about the AMW special.

AFMW: Former U.S. Senator Jon Breaux (D-LA) and Former U.S. Congressman Billy Tauzin (R-LA)

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 12:45:00 EST

Former U.S. Senator Jon Breaux (D-LA) Former Co-Chairman, National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare and Former U.S. Congressman Billy Tauzin (R-LA) (Pronouncer: Toe Zan) Former Chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee; Former CEO of PhRMA stopped by Fox News Radio to spend a few moments with Rich Johnson and talk about the Budget. The Congressional Super Committee has been charged with finding at least $1.2 trillion in federal savings by November 23rd, and Medicare and Medicaid have been targeted for cuts. Their next meeting is on Tuesday, November 1st.

AFMW: Sen. Rick Santorum

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 16:14:00 EST

GOP Presidential Primary Candidate and former Pennsylvania Senator (R), Sen. Rick Santorum stops by Fox News Radio to spend a few moments with Jeff Monosso and touch upon the economy, fellow GOP contenders, and his plan to gain some ground in the polls.

AFMW: Dr. David Samadi

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 13:41:00 EST

There are about 218 thousand new cases of prostate cancer diagnosed every year. Treatment options and prognosis depend on the cancer, the patient's health and other factors. Dr. David Samadi is at the forefront of an infant technology, laparoscopic robotic radial prostatectomy and he spent a few moments with Fox News Radio's Brett Borzooyeh to discuss it…

AFMW: Todd Myers

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 16:24:00 EST

As Environmental Director for a free-market think tank in Seattle, Todd has seen firsthand the growth of trendy environmentalism -- and much of the damage it's causing to both the economy and, ironically, the environment. His new book "Eco-Fads" highlights the ways that a feel-good approach to environmental policy has displaced sound science and economics.

AFMW: Jonathan and Deborah Flora

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 14:09:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso spends a few moments with Lamplight Entertainment's Jonathan and Deborah Flora. Director and producers of the award-winning feature-length documentary "L.T. Dan Band: For the common Good", featuring Academy Award nominated actor, Gary Sinise. The film released on July 4th, 2011 at www.ltdanbandmovie.com chronicles a two-year global journey that started at Ground Zero, when Gary vowed to never forget those who serve and sacrifice.

AFMW: William Doyle

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 12:22:00 EST

By now most Americans know about the Al Anbar Awakening in Iraq where Sunni tribal officials rose up against Al Qaeda and helped drive them from their province. What is less well known are the stories behind the Awakening and how one American service member showed a tribal Sheik and the U-S military that Americans and Iraqis could work together and bring security to both their peoples. They both paid a terrible price for their collaboration. Fox News Radio Washington Correspondent Mike Majchrowitz spends 'A Few Moments With…" author William Doyle on his new book 'A Soldier's Dream' about Captain Travis Patriquin, one of the most fascinating stories to come out of the Iraq war.

AFMW: Scotty McCreery

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 15:48:00 EST

Scotty McCreery, the winner of the 10th season of American Idol, stops by our Fox studios in NY and spends a few moments with Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso, and talks about life back home, his big win, and his future as a country music star.

AFMW: Lauren Alaina

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 15:44:00 EST

American Idol runner-up Lauren Alaina stops by the Fox Studios, spending a few moments with Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso, talking about life after Idol, and about her bright future, and she even sings for us!

AFMW: James Durbin

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 17 May 2011 16:56:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso spends A Few Moments Wtih with singer and rocker James Durbin, who finished fourth place on the Tenth season of American Idol. James talks about his life before and after Idol and his bright future.

AFMW: Jacob Lusk

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 12 May 2011 19:13:00 EST

Jacob Lusk showed a lot of heart and soul on American Idol. A judge and fan favorite for much of season 10 until his run came to an end in the top 5. Now he's focusing on the Idol tour and recording an album and starting his career. And he spent A Few Moments with Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony to talk about his future and his time on the show.

AFMW: Stefano Langone

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 19:42:00 EST

As FOX's hit show American Idol casts off another Idol hopeful, Stefano Langone stops by and spends a few moments with Fox News radio's Mitch Davis. During the interview they touch upon where Stefano sees himself after his experience with competing on American Idol. Stefano tells Mitch about how he got into music and who influences him.

AFMW: Paul McDonald

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 13:11:00 EST

As FOX's hit show American Idol casts off another Idol hopeful, Paul McDonald stops by and spends a few moments with Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis. During the interview they touch upon the moments with he was voted off and how his song choice was decided. Paul talks to Mitch about what his original music is all about. the two go on to talk about where Paul sees himself after his experience with competing on American Idol.

AFMW: Pia Toscano

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 18:45:00 EST

Pia Toscano was eliminated from "American Idol" during a shocking results show. Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis sat down with Pia and spent a few moments talking about what it was like to compete on American Idol. They also spoke about what she will take with her from the competition and where she would like to see her career go.

AFMW: Naima Adedapo

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 12:24:00 EST

The competition for the Season 10 crown and the recording contract that comes with it, is down to its final 9 contestants. Last week, there were two contestants eliminated from American Idol and Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis sat down with Naima Adedapo for a few moments...

AFMW: Ashthon Jones

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 19:48:00 EST

American Idol is down to its final 12 contestants. The competition is fierce as they vie for the Season 10 crown and the recording contract that comes with it. Last week, Georgia native Ashthon Jones's path through the field was cut short as she finished in 13th place. Fox News Radio's Brett Borzooyeh sat down with her for a few moments...

AFMW: Simon Cowell

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 20:35:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Lisa Brady spends a few moments with executive producer and creator of the highly anticipated singing competition, THE X FACTOR, Simon Cowell. They talk about the exciting new competition series that is looking for talent young and old alike that will win an unprecedented $5 million recording contract with Syco/Sony Music. Simon breaks it down and explains the differences with his new project.

AFMW: John Waite

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 18:14:00 EST

It's been two decades since John Waite scored a number 1 hit with "Missing You" - and he's still rocking. The singer who started with the Babys, and also had a number 1 with Bad English, is out with his latest album "Rough & Tumble." Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony spent a few moments with John to talk about the album, his career, what's it like to play live, and how he keeps going in a changed music business.

AFMW: Father Albert Cutie

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 19:54:00 EST

Father Albert Cutie is now an Episcopal priest, but for much of his adult life he worked in the Roman Catholic Church in South Florida, ministering to a heavily Latino Catholic group of parishioners. He was also a media sensation, hosting shows on television and radio. He was a hero in his community until a tabloid published photographs of him and an apparently secret girlfriend. He would decide to leave the Roman Catholic Church over the matter, but find a new path as a clergyman, husband and parent. FOX News Radio's Eben Brown spends a few moments with Father Albert Cutie.

AFMW: Space Shuttle Discovery Astronauts

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 21:09:00 EST

Space Shuttle Discovery is in the midst of her final mission before decommissioning. This particular shuttle has been in service for about thirty years has spent almost a full year in space, when you add up the days of all her missions. Some of crew members speak with Fox News Radio's Eben Brown while they're docked at the international space station, in orbit around planet earth

AFMW: Richard Rabinowitz

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 14:16:00 EST

He might have started in the corporate world as the group publisher for such magazines as Popular Photography and American Photo...but Richard Rabinowitz ended up starting a business - quite literally - from his kitchen table. As the founder of the Digital Photo Academy, Rabinowitz says he's taken an idea he's always had and translated it into a successful small business - even in these uncertain times. His small staff mingle around Rabinowitz's family and pets...and run the photography operation while doing loads of laundry. But Rabinowitz also has some tips for folks who might be weary of leaving a big corporation to go into business for themselves. Fox News Radio's Joy Piazza spends a few moments with the founder of the Digital Photo Academy, Richard Rabinowitz.

AFMW: Robin Wilson of the Gin Blossoms

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 14:18:00 EST

The Gin Blossoms, currently enjoying the success of their new hit album which just debuted on the Top 200 chart. The band just returned from a special trip to Kuwait and Iraq for a series of concerts for American men and women stationed there. Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso spent a few moments with Gin Blossoms lead vocalist Robin Wilson.

AFMW: Captain Scott Kelly

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 15:16:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Eben Brown spends A Few Moments With Captain Scott Kelly, the NASA Astronaut currently in command of the International Space Station. Kelly is spending both Thanksgiving and Christmas aboard the station, in orbit. He talks about using the internet to possibly buy gifts, tweeting from space, and the emerging public-private partnership in space travel.

AFMW: Danica Patrick

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 08 Dec 2010 12:30:00 EST

As the lead celebrity ambassador, Danica Patrick is working to raise awareness of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in memory of her grandmother who died of the progressive disease. COPD is the fourth leading cause of death in the U.S. and kills more people each year than breast cancer and diabetes combined. Danica joined us in studio just days after she completed her first NASCAR season and during COPD Awareness Month and spent a few moments with Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony. This year, Danica has been involved in the DRIVE4COPD campaign, which aims to raise awareness of COPD and encourage people to get screened for their risk of the disease at DRIVE4COPD.COM.

AFMW: Kenny Chesney

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 11:02:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Sabrina Sabbagh spends a few moments with American country music singer and songwriter Kenny Chesney. The four time CMA entertainer of the year took a year off from touring to work on a new album and football documentary. Chesney played high school football and while shooting a music video for his single "The Boys of Fall," the singer decided to do a documentary about football and what it means not only to him, but to small towns all over America.

AFMW:Tony Dungy

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 11:52:00 EST

The best-selling author of Quiet Strength and Uncommon, 2007 Super Bowl-winning head coach and Tony Dungy, released a new book, The Mentor Leader: Secrets to Building People and Teams That Win Consistently. Tony Dungy has been widely recognized for his teaching and mentoring style of coaching. He is convinced that the way to bring out the best in an individual or team is to show them how to succeed-by example and through step-by-step teaching. Since his retirement from coaching, Dungy has received nationwide attention for his role as a mentor of young men, most famously NFL quarterback Michael Vick. Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso spends a few moments with Tony to discuss his new book and the inspirations surrounding the idea and the charity that Tony works with-All Pro Dad.

AFMW: The Doobie Brothers

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 02 Dec 2010 13:26:00 EST

The Doobie Brothers came to Fox News Radio and spent a few moments with Jeff Monosso. The Doobie Brothers are funny, compelling and one of the best groups in rock history and have 30 million records sold including their new CD "World Gone Crazy". The music of the Doobie Brothers has been a huge part of the American soundtrack for more than 40 years, and their history has been long and hard. The group may have gone through illness and despair over those four decades, but they are making the best music of their career.

AFMW: Secretary General of the Arab League Amr Moussa

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 15:48:00 EST

As the US - led Mid East peace talks remain stalled over the settlement issue - Nina Donaghy talks to Amr Moussa, Secretary General of the Arab League. Moussa, who has played a key role in the Mid East peace process of the past 20 years, explains why the settlement issue is so important for the Palestinians and how if it is not resolved, the League of Arab Nations will back President Abbas in taking the peace process itself direct to the United Nations. The League has given the US a month to resolve the setttlement crisis.

AFMW: Bryan Lunney

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 17:14:00 EST

The astronauts of the STS-133 Discovery mission have been getting ready for their upcoming mission to the International Space Station. The launch has been set and the preparations are well underway. Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis spends a few moments with Space Shuttle Discovery's Flight Director Bryan Lunney.

AFMW: Susan Austin

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 15:20:00 EST

Even the oldest profession, is suffering from the recession. In Nevada, prostitution is an actual business. So what do industry insiders think about the heated senate race between Majority Leader Harry Reid and Tea Party Republican Sharon Angle. Fox News Radio's Jessica Rosenthal sits down and spends a few moments with Brothel Owner, Susan Austin.

AFMW: Juan Williams

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 14:07:00 EST

N-P-R firing Longtime News Analyst and Fox News Contributor Juan Williams after Williams said that he gets nervous when he gets on a plane and sees people in what he called, quote, "muslim garb." FOX News Radio's Mitch Davis spends a few moments with Juan Williams to discuss what has happened and where it stands.

AFMW: Michael Imperioli and James McDaniel

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 12:17:00 EST

FOX News Radio's Jeff Monosso spends a few moments with veteran actor, James McDaniel, who is best known for his seven seasons as Lt. Arthur Fancy on the police drama, NYPD Blue and Michael Imperioli, acclaimed actor, writer and producer, who has established a successful career in both television and film, best known for playing Christopher Moltisanti on the acclaimed series The Sopranos, to chat about their new project. These two actors, Imperioli, as Detective Louis Fitch, and McDaniel, as Sergeant Jesse Longford, bring to gritty life what it is to be a detective in one of America's toughest cities in Detroit 1-8-7.

AFMW: Expedition 24 Flight Engineers

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:40:00 EST

Moons Over the Earth? Have the astronauts on board the International Space Station ever ‘mooned’ Planet Earth? How does a person shave in space? And just how big is Hurricane Earl? Find out the answers to all those questions as FOX News Radio’s Todd Starnes spends a few moments with astronauts on the International Space Station.

AFMW: Rev Isaac Hayes

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 10:29:00 EST

FOX's Mike Tobin spends a few moments with faith leader and candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in Illinois' 2nd Congressional District, Rev. Isaac Hayes. They touch upon why Rev. Isaac Hayes decided to get into politics and why he is challenging Jesse Jackson Jr. for Chicago's 2nd congressional district.

AFMW: Carol Channing

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:23:00 EST

She originated the title role in "Hello, Dolly!", won three Tony Awards and has been imitated by many, but now at the age of 89, stage and screen legend Carol Channing is taking the stage for a new cause. Channing and her husband Harry Kullijian (kuh-LEE-jan) talk to Fox News Radio's Joy Piazza about ChanningARTS - their push to bring the arts back to public schools…memories of her father and what motivated her to record her album "For Heaven's Sake."

AFMW: Brad Meltzer

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 12:19:00 EST

He's a bestselling fiction writer - a novelist who's trying his hand at non-fiction. Author Brad Meltzer spent 8 years writing "Heroes for My Son," a series of short vignettes about people throughout history who have inspired in one way or another. Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony spent a few moments with Meltzer - about the book, why he wrote it and how he hopes it can inspire younger generations.

AFMW: Bryan Batt

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:14:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Rich Johnson 'ambushed' actor Bryan Batt inside his interior design shop 'Hazelnut' in the Uptown district of New Orleans. Bryan, who just wrote a new book about his mother, was happy to talk about the book, his life, his book and his home town five years after Hurricane Katrina. But he offered no hints about the upcoming 4th season of AMC's hit series "Mad Men." He couldn't even say if he's still on the show. His character, closeted gay art director Savatore Romano, was fired late in Season Three.

AFMW: Crystal Bowersox

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 14:34:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis spends a few moments with American Idol Season 9 runner up, Crystal Bowersox. In this interview they talk about Crystal's experience while participating in the competition. Crystal shares with us what her relationship is like with her father and what he means not only to her career but to her. Mitch asks Crystal about her unique microphone stand. Crystal shares her feeling on what type of a future she wants for her, her son and her career.

AFMW: Lee de Wyze

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 12:04:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Mitch Davis spends a few moments with American Idol Season 9 winner, Lee DeWyze. In this interview they talk about Lee DeWyze's experience while participating in the competition. Mitch asks Lee about how he is dealing with this great achievement and how it has already changed his life. Mitch asks Lee where he sees himself in the future and what advice that he would give in twenty years if he were to have a child. Lee talks about what he has planned for his career.

AFMW: Rockie Lynne

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 15:47:00 EST

Rockie Lynne is a country singer on a mission - for the troops. He's just released a new CD called "Songs for Soldiers" that is about and for the military, with some of the proceeds going to the troops and their families. Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony spent a few moments with Rockie to talk about the project and his goals.

AFMW: Jeff Searcy

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 31 May 2010 15:11:00 EST

FOX News Radio's Lauren Faulkner spends a few moments with Jeff Searcy, former Marine and Executive Director of Not Alone. Searcy explains Not Alone is a foundation giving support to military and their families dealing with combat stress, post traumatic stress disorder and suicide. Founded by a group of warriors and professionals, Not Alone draws on the help and support of those with personal experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan war. Through the confidential online community, Searcy tells us warriors and their families have a place to help them navigate life after war, where they are not alone.