Change Your Attitude ... Change Your Life

Change Your Attitude ... Change Your Life
Change Your Attitude ... Change Your Life
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Listen, Learn, Think & Decide
Genre Talk
Running time 30 minutes
Country United States
Languages English
Home station New York's AM970 The Apple
Hosts Joan Herrmann
Air dates since July 11, 2009
Website http://cyacyl.com

Change Your Attitude … Change Your Life is a weekly American radio program hosted by Joan Herrmann and produced by Maximilian Communications, LLC. The show airs every Sunday at 9 AM EST on New York’s AM970 The Apple. Change Your Attitude … Change Your Life provides listeners with the tools needed for personal growth and self-empowerment. The approach is holistic incorporating mind, body and spirit. Each week, nationally recognized experts and leaders in their field provide practical advice in areas such as spirituality, self-help, personal finance, health and business.

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History

Change Your Attitude...Change Your Life was created by Joan Herrmann and premiered on July 11, 2009, on New Jersey's WMTR 1250 AM. The show moved to New York's AM970 The Apple in November 2009.

Former Guests

Former guests on the show include: Joel Osteen, Bob Greene, Debbie Macomber, Franklin Graham, Mary Higgins Clark, Cardinal Edward Egan, Curtis Sliwa, Shaun T, Karl Nelson, Jason Brown, Ben Utecht, Billy Miller, Rashied Davis, Helen Prejean, Victoria Osteen, Chef Robert Irvine,[1] Dr. Christiane Northrup and Judge Alex.

Digital Magazine

Maximilian Communications, LLC, publishes a monthly digital magazine for the show, Change Your Attitude...Change Your Life:24/seven. The publication can be read online at www.cyacyl.com/magazine. Many of the show's guests are contributing writers.

References

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