Problems and Solutions



Cathy Blythe brings you “Problems & Solutions” every weekday from 9am to 10am.

The topics on Problems & Solutions range from antique appraisals to cooking. Listeners are encouraged to call-in with questions for the P&S network of experts which includes: a pharmacist, a lawn and garden professional, and automotive experts. Weekly, P&S features an Open Phone Day where listeners can pose minor problems and let other listeners call with solutions. Open Phone Day also allows listeners to find items or products.

Problems and Solutions has been the recipient of first-place awards for service to the community from both the Nebraska Broadcasters Association and the Associated Press. In addition, Cathy Blythe is in the Nebraska Radio Personalities Hall of Fame. She is a two-time Marconi winner, being honored as National Personality of the Year by the National Association of Broadcasters in 2002 and 2005. The Marconi Award is the highest award given in broadcasting.

We hope you get as much fulfillment from listening to Problems & Solutions as we do from bringing it to you.

For guest schedules, featured recipes, to contact us and more check out the Problems and Solutions website at www.problemsandsolutions.net.


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Problems & Solutions Podcast



Update from Minot


The topics on Problems & Solutions range from antique appraisals to cooking. Listeners are encouraged to call-in with questions for the P&S network of experts which includes: a pharmacist, a lawn and garden professional, and automotive experts. Weekly, P&S features an Open Phone Day where listeners can pose minor problems and let other listeners call with solutions. Open Phone Day also allows

Dr. Michele Borba on Bullying


Cathy discusses the subject of bullying with Dr. Michele Borba, internationally recognized author, speaker, & educator on parenting, character education and bullying prevention. Her latest book is The Big Book of Parenting Solutions. (www.micheleborba.com)

Radon


January is Radon Awareness Month and Sara Morgan of the Nebraska State Dept. of Health & Human Services joins Cathy to answer your radon questions. You can’t see, smell, or taste radon, but it could be present at a dangerous level in your home. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer deaths among nonsmokers in America and claims the lives of about 20,000 Americans each year. The test is

Dr Ally


Pharmacist Dr. Ally of the Med Center College of Pharmacy answers your pharmaceutical questions.

Popcorn


Cathy’s guest is food magazine editor and chef Patrick Evans-Hylton, author of the book simply titled Popcorn. He discusses basics about selection and preparation techniques and will share some unique popcorn recipes.