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Audio Archives: February 2008
Download and Listen to Free Mp3 Files from Past Shows
- Thursday 2/28/2008
- Our monthly computer, technicality and hi-tech talk show, TECH TALK brought to you by Peak Internet. Check out the TechTalk web page for more information.
- Wednesday 2/27/2008
- Valley Talk Host Jim Willhight with the Benton County Commissioner Roundtable Program. Joining us the Benton County Commissioners Jay Dixon, Linda Modrell, and Anabelle Jaramillo.
Segment two of the show will feature Dr. Mary Ann Wallace. She is Medical Director Division of Integrative Medicine for Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center. She has recently authored a book title, The Heart of Healing. She will discuss Heartspring Wellness Center, division of Integrative Medicine as well as her book. [Audio Archive Mp3 File].
- Thursday 2/21/2008
- Valley Talk Host Jim Willhight has a studio full of guests, high school students, with our annual visit from the Albany Chamber of Commerce Youth Leadership Group. [Audio Archive Mp3 File].
- Wednesday 2/20/2008
- Join Host Jim Willhight for an interview with Shelly Garrett, Executive Director of the Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce will join us to discuss the Lebanon Community Distinguished Awards Banquet. Also joining us was Robin Galloway and Dan McGrath from the OSU Linn County Extension Service and to discuss the petition to submit to the voters the formation of a 4-H Extension Service District. [Audio Archive Mp3 File].
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- Tuesday, 2/19/2008
- Joining us today on the Average Guys Investment Talk Show will be Warren Williamson the Executive Director of the brand new Willamette County Music Festival. We will talk about this summers (first time ever) Willamette County Music Festival sited north of Brownsville and scheduled for July. This will be a big event (3 days), with national acts, camping more just like the Jamboree.
Join Valley Talk Host Jim Willhight and John Gibson, Live and Local from Lebanon. [Mp3 File]
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- Thursday 2/14/2008
- Joining Valley Talk Host Jim Willhight as, for the third year in a row, Catherine Van Wetter of Courage Consultants will join us for special Valentines Day Topic: Love. [Audio Archive Mp3 File].
- Wednesday 2/13/2008
- Kent Christensen will fill in for host Jim Willhight. Joining Kent will be the President of Christensen Well Drilling and past President of Oregon Ground Water Association, Paul Christensen (who just happens to be Kent's father). Paul just completed 9 years on Ground Water Advisory Committee (GWAC) for Oregon Water Resource Department (this last year was chairman). [Audio Archive Mp3 File].
- Tuesday, 2/12/2008
- Today it's the Average Guys Investment Talk Show: Join Valley Talk Host Jim Willhight and John Gibson, Live and Local from Lebanon. [Mp3 File]
- Thursday 2/7/2008
- Today Valley Talk will feature our local, live talk show that airs every Saturday at 10:00am, Real Estate Talk. It's a special weekday edition of Real Estate Talk. For more information check out our special Real Estate Talk Web Page.
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- Wednesday 2/6/2008
- Joining host Jim Willhight was Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce Director Shelly Garrett who discussed the upcoming Lebanon Community Distinguished Awards Banquet. Segment two featured the details on the Benton County Republican Women Lincoln Day Dinner with Stella Gunther.[Audio Archive Mp3 File].
- Tuesday 2/5/2008
- Average Guys Investment Talk Show: Joining us live Michael Shermer to discuss his fascinating new book: "The Mind of the Market", uncovering the hidden psychology and biology behind money.
Compassionate Apes, Competitive Humans, and Other Tales from Evolutionary Economics by Michael Shermer recently mailed to you. Shermer explains how our tribal ancestry makes us suckers for brands, why researchers believe cooperation unleashes biochemicals similar to those released during sex, why free trade promises to build alliances between nations, and how even capuchin monkeys get indignant if they don't get a fair reward for their work.
When evolutionary thinking and modern psychological theories and techniques are applied to the study of human behavior in the marketplace, we find that the bedrock of traditional economics-that we are selfish, self-maximizing, and self-interested-is often wrong. Instead, as author Michael Shermer argues in THE MIND OF THE MARKET we are driven as much, or possibly even more, by deep and unconscious emotions that evolved over the eons as we are guided by logic and conscious reason.
The theme of Michael Shermer's new book is a graceful paradox. Decades of study of behavioral psychology, neuroscience and genetics, layered over more than a century of evolutionary studies, proves that we're not completely rational in making economic choices," reads a recent New York Post review, "But an understanding of our fascinating limitations, which Shermer provides, makes us freer than we were before we knew of them."
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