A Few Moments With...

AFMW: Christina Machamer

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:23:00 EST

From Hell's Kitchen Season 4, the last cook standing sits down for a few moments with Fox Radio's Lilian Woo. Winner Christina Machamer dishes on the competition, Chef Gordon Ramsey and how she really feels about walking away with the prize.

AFMW: Chris O'Donnell

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:03:00 EST

KIT KITTREDGE: AN AMERICAN GIRL: Details the life of a 9-year-old spunky tomboy tasked with keeping spirits alive and solving a mysterious string of robberies during the Great Depression in Cincinnati. The G-rated movie stars Academy Award nominee Abigail Breslin, Chris O’Donnell, and Julia Ormond, with Joan Cusack and Stanley Tucci.

AFMW: Mark Bauerlein

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 10:30:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Megan Litvack spends a few moments with Emory University Professor and Author of "The Dumbest Generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future (Or, Don't Trust Anyone Under 30).", Mark Bauerlein. Mark Bauerlein is a 49-year-old baby boomer who believes young people spend too much time texting, cellphoning and obsessing over social-networking sites and not enough time pursuing traditional routes of learning and Megan asks him why he feels this way. They discuss the eight reasons the Emory University English professor gives to ''not trust anyone under 30''.

AFMW: James Rosen

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:45:00 EST

James Rosen, Fox News Washington Correspondent, talks with Fox News Radio's Mike Majchrowitz about his new book "The Strong Man." It's the story of the rise and fall of John Mitchell, Attorney General under Richard Nixon and a close friend and confidant. It was that partnership that brought both men to the pinnacle of power but also lead to their fall from grace, Nixon leaving in disgrace, Mitchell going to prison. The book brings new insights into one of the most turbulent times in American history.

AFMW: Jim Davis

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 12:23:00 EST

America's lasagna-loving, lazy tabby- turns 30! That's right - the Garfield comic strip hits a milestone - 30 years in publication for the most widely-distributed comic strip in the world. Fox News Radio's Melanie Lyons spends a few moments with Jim Davis -- creator of the fat cat who hates Mondays... Talking about the story behind the comic strip, life toward retirement, and how long Garfield will be around..

AFMW: HEATHER THOMAS

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 12:16:00 EST

Heather Thomas, best known for her starring role as sexy Jodie Banks on "The Fall Guy" has written her first book, "Trophies." Thomas sits down with Fox News Radio's Mari Cartel to discuss the book, its origins, her political activism and those years as a pin-up on "The Fall Guy," including her many stalkers.

AFMW: Gene Baur

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 12:48:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Lori Lundin spent a few moments with Gene Baur, author of "Farm Sanctuary: Changing Hearts and Minds Animals and Food". A look at the lives of rescued farm animals, we normally only see on the dinner plate. Farm Sanctuary offers a safe haven for animals intended for slaughter. In 1986, after rescuing a live sheep from a pile of dead animals in a stockyard, the author founded Farm Sanctuary, an organization that rescues discarded living animals from stockyards, slaughterhouses and factory farms; provides shelters for them; and advocates for humane animal treatment. Baur paints a picture of these shelters and the animals that live there far from the brutality of industrial farming, which he describes in detail. The book makes a case that meat eaters have an ethical responsibility to ensure that the animals they eat have not been abused.

AFMW: Mimi Valdes

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 12:20:00 EST

Mimi Valdes Ryan took the reigns at Latina Magazine only last fall, but she's already propelled the 'zine into the Vogue/Elle/Marie Claire zone by focusing on multimedia web presence and expanding the magazine's scope beyond beauty. She focuses the 11-year-old women's monthly on issues that affect Latinas, whether it be lipstick or the issues in the presidential election or immigration or the best arepa recipe. Fox News Radio's Holly Hickman discusses the rise of Hispanics with Valdes Ryan; touching on identity issues, assimilation, and Ugly Betty.

AFMW: David Cook

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 16:29:00 EST

Dave Anthony spends a few moments with American Idol winner David Cook. On May 21, 2008, he won the seventh season of the reality television show American Idol. Prior to Idol he worked as a bartender at the "Blank Slate" in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he would also occasionally play shows.

AFMW: David Archuleta

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 29 May 2008 15:14:00 EST

The Season 7 American Idol winner was David Cook - but for millions of fans -- David Archuletta is the winner in their hearts. The talented 17 year old sweetheart -- sitting down for a few moments with Fox News Radio's Melanie Lyons - talking about what's next.

AFMW: Vitali Klitschko

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 29 May 2008 13:29:00 EST

Dave Anthony spent a few moments with world champion boxer under the WBC division, Vitali Klitschko. It has long been understood that Ukraine is a strategically significant country for the U.S. and our national security. Mr. Klitschkos, running for Mayor of Kiev, Ukraine, visit to the U.S. affirms that and also represents a step in the right direction for you Ukraine, a country on the cusp of modernization, true democracy, and a free market system. They talk politics, everyday living and the sport of boxing.

AFMW: Will Durst

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 28 May 2008 11:16:00 EST

Fox News Radio's White House Corrrespondent, Rich Johnson spent a few moments with Comedian and author Will Durst. Rich Johnson talks with Will about the Presidential race, comedians' love of George W. Bush, staying away from Washington, DC and Will's new book: "The All-American Sport of BiPartisan Bashing: Common Sense Rantings from a Raging Moderate."

AFMW: Jason Castro

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 27 May 2008 12:28:00 EST

Dave Anthony spends a few moments with Jason Castro. Jason (born March 25, 1987) is a Colombian-American singer-songwriter and the fourth place finalist on the seventh season of the television series American Idol.

AFMW: Jenna Jameson

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 20 May 2008 15:34:00 EST

Former porn star, Jenna Jameson, goes mainstream in her first horror movie, Zombie Strippers. Jameson sits down with Fox News Radios Mari Cartel to discuss the transition, her dominance in the male-dominated adult film industry, her breast reduction and future plans.

AFMW: Jennie Finch

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 20 May 2008 15:30:00 EST

Jennie, who has graced the covers of numerous magazines and is one of only three athletes to ever be among People Magazines 50 Most Beautiful People, spent a few moments with Fox news Radio's Dave Anthony about the upcoming 2008 Summer Olympics in which she will be pitching for Team USA, her recent role on the hit show Celebrity Apprentice before being fired by Donald Trump in Week 4, her status as a famous role model to tens of millions of girls and young women throughout United States, and what it is like to be one of the most popular female athletes in the world!

AFMW: Miri Ben-Ari

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 13 May 2008 12:18:00 EST

Music sensation, Miri Ben-Ari spends time with Fox News Radios Mari Cartel. The Israeli-born, violinist, who was named Hip-Hop Violinist by famed musician Wyclef Jean, has started her own non-profit foundation, Gedank, dedicated to educating the MTV / VH-1 generation about the Holocaust. Ben-Ari discusses her music, famous friends, the impact of being the third generation of Holocaust survivors and her endless touring and production schedule.

AFMW: Mitchell A. Yockelson

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 07 May 2008 16:36:00 EST

Mike Majchrowitz spends a few moments with archivist at the National Archives and Author of Borrowed Soldiers, Mitchell Yockelson. They talk about how Mitchell delivered a comprehensive study of the first time American and British soldiers fought together as a coalition force-more than twenty years before D-Day. Borrowed Soldiers tells a dramatic, often heartbreaking story that has been mysteriously ignored by previous historians of World War I.

AFMW: Brook White

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 07 May 2008 14:59:00 EST

American Idol contestant, Brooke White, sits down with Fox News Radios Mari Cartel. The Arizona-bred singer / musician discusses her love of family, the Idol journey, highs and lows of the competition, admits she was ready to quit the show more than once and reacts to Simon Cowells cutting comments about her performance being a nightmare.

AFMW: Zahava Scherz

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 05 May 2008 16:59:00 EST

HER NAME WAS RUTKA LASKIER -- AND IS COMING TO BE KNOWN AS "THE POLISH ANNE FRANK" -- A 14 YEAR OLD GIRL LIVING IN NAZI-OCCUPIED POLAND.. SHE WOULD NOT SURVIVE THE HOLOCAUST -- BUT AT HER REQUEST -- HER NOTEBOOK DID -- KEPT PRIVATE BY HER FRIEND FOR 60 YEARS -- IN A NEWLY-PUBLISHED BOOK, THE WORLD IS JUST NOW GETTING ANOTHER GLIMPSE INTO THE MIND AND WORLD SURROUNDING A HOLOCAUST VICTIM.. IT'S CALLED RUTKA'S NOTEBOOK. HER SISTER, ZAHAVA SCHERTZ, BORN AFTER THE HOLOCAUST, NEVER KNEW ABOUT HER SISTER -- IN FACT RUTKA'S ENTIRE FAMILY - EXCEPT HER FATHER, WAS MURDERED BY THE NAZIS.. ZAHAVA WAS ONLY MADE AWARE OF THE BOOK 2 YEARS AGO -- AND SPENDS A FEW MOMENTS WITH FOX RADIO'S MELANIE LYONS, TO TALK ABOUT IT..

AFMW: Carly Smithson

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 01 May 2008 14:11:00 EST

American Idol contestant, Carly Smithson, sits down with Fox News Radio's Mari Cartel to talk about her career now that she has been eliminated from the competition. Smithson, originally from Ireland and now a San Diego resident, was a singing powerhouse. Her elimination shocked most Idol watchers. Carly says that she's got big plans for her future and has no regrets.

AFMW: Kristy Lee Cook

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 12:01:00 EST

Dave Anthony spends a few moments with American Idol contestant and most recent cast-off Kristy Lee Cook.

AFMW: Lidia Bastianich

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 16:35:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Lisa Brady talks to one of New York City's premiere Italian chefs Lidia Bastianich. Among owning six restaurants, authoring numerous cookbooks, and running her own TV show, Lidia is also cooking for Pope Benedict XVI while he tours the U.S. this month.

AFMW: Ron Livingston/Steven Sawalich

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:02:00 EST

FOX News Radios Lauren Jackson spends a Few Moments with film star Ron Livingston and director Steven Sawalich about the release of their film, Music Within. Based on the true story of Richard Pimentel, the film portrays a severely hearing-impaired Vietnam veteran who fights for what he believes in. Directed by Sawalich, Livingston plays the role of Pimentel and sets out to prove others can achieve their dreams despite disabilities.

AFMW: Michael Johns

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 16:23:00 EST

He's the Aussie bloke eliminated from American Idol who's already getting kudos from fellow Aussies like Nicole Kidman. Michael Johns, is a down to Earth genuinely good guy with a blossoming musical career and Fox News Radio's Lori Lundin had the opportunity to spend a few moments with him.

AFMW: Ramiele Malubay

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:36:00 EST

Fox News Radio's own Dave Anthony spends a few moments with Ramiele Malubay. Ramiele was so shocked when she made it to the Top 24 that she slapped herself in the face! Dave gets to spends some time from the Sushi waitress turned American Idol contestant. She successfully auditioned for American Idol in August, 2007 where she sang Aretha Franklin 's "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman A Natural Woman". She came in 9th place and shares stories of her experience.

AFMW: Chef David Bouley

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:05:00 EST

Chef David Bouley spends a few moments with Fox Radio's Lilian Woo talking about everything from his newest restaurants, his recent blow out wedding, and how one lucky winner will can get swept off to Paris for a food lover's fantasy.

AFMW: Chikezie

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 13:46:00 EST

CHIKEZIE, the one-name singer, who auditioned in San Diego and previously worked security at Los Angeles International Airport -- was eliminated from "American Idol" as the show narrowed the competition to nine finalists on March 26th. Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony spent a few moments with the voted of American idol contestant.

AFMW: Gordon Ramsey

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 11:08:00 EST

Fox News Rdio's Mari Cartel Chef Gordon Ramsey explains what to expect in the new season of Hells Kitchen, which begins its fourth season April 1st. He says contestants are better prepared and that hes been forced to outsmart them this season. However, he promises tears, tandrums and triumph throughout the competition. Ramsey is known for his blistering criticisms and no nonsense approach to insure his restaurant customers satisfaction.

AFMW: John O'Donnell

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 11:43:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Dave Anthony spent a few moments with Chief Knowledge Officer for Online Trading Academy, John O'Donnell. They spoke about a bunch of different business topics from online trading to 401k. John and Dave sit down and touch upon financial situations that most Americans find themselves in. They put these topics into average man terms to help us understand what needs to be done and what the lingo of current day economic problems.

AFMW: Jordin Sparks

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 11:00:00 EST

Jordin Sparks, fresh from singing The National Anthem at the Super Bowl, went to Africa with President Bush to get a first-hand look at HIV/AIDS and maleria relief efforts funded by US government money, as well as donations from "Idol Gives Back," the show's charity. She talks with Fox News Radio White House Correspondent Rich Johnson about Africa, as well as the whirl-wind ride she's enjoyed since winning "Idol."

AFMW: May Pang

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:32:00 EST

In 1973 May Pang went from a twenty-something personal assistant to John Lennon and Yoko Ono to being Lennon's "other woman." That began a year and a half romance Beatles fans refer to as the "Lost Weekend." Now Pang has collected the photographs she took during that period of redemption and renewal in Lennon's life and brought them together in the book "Instamatic Karma." in an interview with Fox News Radio's Mike Majchrowitz, Pang explains how the pictures captured touching moments of John reconnecting with his young son Julian. They also document John and Paul McCartney ending their bitter feud as the Beatles were dissolved as a partnership to exist only on vinyl and in Rock and Roll history. There are also interesting historic insights like how the Beatles formed in the tough neighborhoods of Liverpool, England actually ended as a band at Disneyworld. It is an eyewitness journey through a period of great change and creativity in the life of one of the greatest legends Rock and Roll ever produced.

AFMW: Women of the Vine

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:55:00 EST

MARCH IS WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH; AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO CELEBRATE, THAN WITH A NICE GLASS OF WINE? FOX NEWS RADIO'S MELANIE LYONS SPENDS A FEW MOMENTS WITH "THE WOMEN OF THE VINE"... FOUR ENTREPRENEURS, WHO HAVE JOINED TOGETHER - AWARD WINNING WOMEN WINE MAKERS -- ALL UNDER ONE GREAT LABEL, "COUNTRY ROADS". FOUNDER DEBORAH BRENNER'S BOOK WOMEN OF THE VINE, WITH THE STORIES BEHIND WOMEN WHO MAKE, TASTE, AND ENJOY WINE, SPARKED THE PROJECT, WHICH IS TAKING OFF.

AFMW: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 13:17:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Melanie Lyons spends a few moments with Denmark Native, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (NICK-oh'-LIE CAH'-ster-WAH'L-daw) -- starring in the new FOX series, "NEW AMSTERDAM". (Which airs at 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday (3/4 and 3/6) following American Idol before settling into its regular 9 p.m. Monday slot) Coster-Waldau plays John Amsterdam - A New York City detective both blessed and cursed with immortality.. a spell put on him by a Native American girl in 1642 after saving her life, when he was a Dutch soldier in 1642 -- Amsterdam has been alive ever since. The spell dictates that Amsterdam will only regain his mortality when he finds his true love. Fast-forward to present day - Amsterdam struggles to deal with his unusual life, his career as a homicide detective, and trying to figure out who his true love is.

AFMW: Marie Osmond

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 09:39:00 EST

Bill McCuddy had the opportunity to sopend a few moments with entertainment icon Marie Osmond. Within the space of a very public couple of years, Marie lost her father, mother and grandmother to heart disease. In this interview they spoke about her involvement in the American Heart Associations national "Go Red" movement. Marie Osmond, joined the Go Red For Women Movement to raise awareness of Heart Disease in women.

AFMW: Christophe Bellanca

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 18:53:00 EST

The most romantic multi-course feast at Manhattan's top rated Le Cirque will likely set you back close to $300 a couple. Fox Radio's LIlian Woo speaks with executive chef Christophe Bellanca about the quickest way to your lover's heart ... and even a dish you can whip up in your own kitchen.

AFMW: Mark Wahlberg

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 10:17:00 EST

It all comes down to The Moment of Truth. Fox News Radio's own Diane Macedo sat down and spent a few moments with the host and polygrapher of FOX's new show, The Moment of Truth, where contestants are strapped into lie detectors and asked lots of personal questions and later are asked to reveal their answers in front of friends and family in order to win as much as 500K. Mark L. Walberg shared his thoughts on the show and they spoke about his background in television and why he wanted to be part of this new project. Nick Savastano shares with us how he got involved with the show. Find out what deep dark secret will someone divulge for hundreds of thousands of dollars?

AFMW: Jeff Ma

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 13:10:00 EST

Fox News Radio's Rich Johnson talks with Jeff Ma, one of the MIT students who devised a system to win big at Blackjack. And win, they did -- more than $3million over three years before they were 'convinced' by casino owners to end their scheme. Ma and his classmates' exploits were documented in the New York Times best seller "Bringing Down the House." The book was the basis for a new Hollywood movie called "21." It stars Kate Bosworth, Keven Spacey and Lawrence Fishburn, and is scheduled to open nationwide on March 28th.

AFMW: Stephen Tobolowsky

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:57:00 EST

Fox News Radios own Bill McCuddy had the opportunity to sit down and spend a few moments with Tony-nominated actor Stephen Tobolowsky. The current cast member of NBC's "Heroes, best known for when he portrayed Bill Murray's annoying high school class mate/insurance salesman, sat with Bill to discuss the 15th anniversary DVD release of one of the best comedy's of that decade, 1993's "Groundhog Day." During their time together they spoke about the writers strike, how he deals with fans recognizing him in bizarre situations and his career in show biz. Bill even got some secrets about the making of the movie and the DVD release of Groundhog Day.

AFMW: Ed Begley Jr

podcast@foxnewsradio.com (FOX News Radio) — Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:48:00 EST

FOX News Radios Jessica Rosenthal spent a few moments with Ed Begley Jr. The actor slash environmental and political activist was at the Los Angeles International Airport heading to a home show in Kansas when we caught up with him. The actor shared his thoughts about the political race, especially as it relates to the environment. Begley Jr. did his best Bill Clinton impersonation and shared a story about playing trivial pursuit with the ex-President. And of course, the actor promoted his upcoming movies and lamented the writers strike. All that and more, in a few moments with Ed Begley Jr.