Hearsay With Cathy Lewis

More Americans have grown intolerant of infidelity over the past decade, yet the number of those classifying adultery as a "deal breaker" for their marriage has dropped over the same period of time. Host Cathy Lewis will discuss that paradoxical take on infidelity in this special encore edition of HearSay.

Segment A: Regional Day 2012 and Economic Gardening Fostering the entrepreneurial spirit across our region is one of the key goals of the Hampton Roads Partnership. Its "Economic Gardening Network" strives to stimulate new business formation and further innovation across the region. These initiatives will be the highlight of this year's Regional Day conference. In our first-half of the program, HearSay host Cathy Lewis will talk with guests about how connecting entrepreneurs with new funding sources is changing the economic landscape of Hampton Roads. Segment B: The Battle of Williamsburg The echo of musket fire and the scent of gunpowder will be heavy in the air this weekend in Colonial Williamsburg. The historic area will be transformed into a war-ravaged battleground to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Williamsburg, a hard fought Civil War engagement. We'll talk about the significance of this battle with historian and author Carson Hudson.

Segment A: Cancer Rehabilitation Cancer survivors often experience a variety of physical, emotional and practical concerns that have historically gone unmet. In the first-half of the program, we'll talk about a new trend where survivors are seeking cancer rehab services devoted to treating and overcoming these lingering conditions. Segment B: New Treatments for Alzheimer's Today, an estimated 5.4 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's Disease. In the second-half of Tuesday's HearSay with Cathy Lewis, we'll examine some of the challenges facing medical professionals searching for a cure, including the recruiting and retaining of medical trial participants.

Battle Cry For Help: Veteran Suicide Prevention The Hampton Roads community recently lost a well-known local war veteran who took his own life. Jonathan Bartlett spent the last eight years as a double amputee, having lost his legs in an explosion in Iraq when he was only 19 years old. Jonathan was once a guest on HearSay and we'll hear a portion of his interview with host Cathy Lewis. The most recent numbers show each day, 18 American veterans commit suicide. On Monday's program, Cathy will talk with suicide prevention specialists and mental health providers about the subject of veteran suicide. What does it mean for our military men and women to return home, injured physically and psychologically, and build a life anew? What can we do to help? Join us for this very important conversation on HearSay.

The death of a beloved pet is an experience that can bring about unexpected emotional devastation. On this month's Pet Health program, Cathy Lewis talks with the author of a new book that offers guidance and support for those mourning their pets. Author Jon Katz encourages pet owners to honor their animals by remembering the gift of undying love our pets provide. Dr. Phyllis Neumann will also be in with Cathy for the hour in-studio to also answer your pet health questions of any kind. Join us!

Segment A: Flavor Profiles/The Food List Challenge/"The Dead Celebrity Cookbook" In our first half of our monthly cooking program, Cathy Lewis talks with our favorite foodie, Patrick Evans-Hylton and the latest dish on local restaurants and eateries with our popular "Flavor Profiles" segment. We'll also talk about the "The Food List Challenge" that's making the rounds on Facebook, plus we'll have a lively chat with comedian Frank DeCaro, whose new cookbook is devoted to late Hollywood stars and the recipes they loved. Find out how you can get a copy of it! Tune in!Segment B: Sustainable Seafood 2012 In our second half of the program, Cathy also talks with Patrick about a food industry that defines Hampton Roads: seafood. We'll have an update on some of the ways our region is trying to sustain the seafood industry through its local restaurants and seafood providers.

That "thunk" you just heard was the housing market bottoming out, and while some say it's a great time to buy a home, others might disagree. The real estate waters are murky and to help see some of the details clearly, Cathy Lewis is joined by authors and experts to address the growing debate of "rent vs. own." From mortgages, subprime loans, and forclosure, we'll examine the topics to help better prepare you to make the right choices.

Segment A: Voice for the Ocean/Sea Level Rise The threats to the health of our oceans seem to mount with every passing year. On today's HearSay, Cathy Lewis talks with an environmental activist who is leading the efforts to protect the Earth's great bodies of water. Jean-Michel Cousteau, son of oceanographic legend Jacques Cousteau, joins Cathy to talk about his work as a "voice for the ocean" and the importance of prudent environmental policy. Also in the segment, we'll talk about sea level rise and a new study that is casting national attention on a subject that is being addressed here regionally. Segment B: Domestic Violence A deadly shooting in Hampton on April 18th has once again thrust the issue of domestic violence into the headlines. In this segment, Cathy talks with Lisette Johnson, an advocate for those dealing with the horrors of domestic and family violence. Johnson narrowly survived attempted murder by her husband who subsequently committed suicide. We'll talk about the help that is available a

Cathy is joined by HearSay's favorite gardening expert Jim Orband about how to make the most of the beautiful spring weather when it comes to your green thumb. We'll discuss some ways to stretch your dollar and raise your home's "curb appeal." We'll also dig up a few pointers to make sure these April's showers bring some beautiful May flowers.

Segment A: A Crash Course in Creativity Do you think you were born without a natural flair for the creative? Think again. Cathy Lewis is joined by Dr. Tina Seelig for a conversation about unlocking your inner, creative potential. In the new book, inGenius: A Crash Course on Creativity, Dr. Seelig has developed a set of tools designed to tap into your dormant creative self. She'll share with us how those tools can be used to open up new and exciting possibilities in every facet of your life. Segment B: Earth Day 2012 Religion and environmentalism are rarely mentioned in the same sentence, but some say that might change. In her latest book, Sacred Acts: How churches are working to protect Earth's climate, Mallory McDuff explores how contemporary church leaders, parishioners, and religious activists are working to define a new religious movement. These groups are placing a growing emphasis on environmental stewardship through advocacy and activism.

Segment A: Hampton Roads Transportation Update Hampton Roads Transit and the city of Norfolk celebrates the Tide's 1-millionth rider today! We'll also get an update on hot transportation topics in Hampton Roads, including tunnel tolls, today at noon. Join us! Segment B: Start Norfolk 2.0 and Hatch Norfolk It's about building your own business. Our guests will talk about Start Norfolk, which is an event to bring together individuals of different mind and skill sets from entrepreneurs, engineers, developers, designers, and business people, all of which have the goal of building a viable startup over a weekend's time. This year it runs from April 27 - 29. "Hatch" is committed to growing and building Norfolk's technology and entrepreneurial community. We'll also preview this event which will take place June 15 - August 31.

In October of 2000, while docked and refueling in Yemen, al-Qaeda suicide bombers attacked the United States Navy destroyer USS Cole. The crippling explosion killed 17 sailors and injured 39 others. The USS Cole's commanding officer at the time CDR Kirk S. Lippold will join Cathy to discuss his new book which recounts his harrowing experiences in the aftermath of the terrorist bombing.

Segment A: Childless By Choice Can couples be happy and fulfilled in a childfree partnership? In "Two is Enough: A Couple's Guide to Living Childless by Choice," author Laura Scott's tackles this question and she'll join us for the conversation. On this encore edition of HearSay, we'll also explore the position that choosing childless is beneficial to the environment with Lisa Hymas, senior editor with Grist.org, an environmental news website. She coined the acronym GINK (green inclinations, no kids) to describe a small but growing group of people who are both environmentally conscious and childfree by choice. Segment B: Neil Sedaka Award-winning singer and rock and pop music icon Neil Sedaka talks about his incredible career and his latest children's book, "Waking Up Is Hard To Do."

1 in 88 children cope with autism, according to the latest report released by the CDC. The 78% increase over the past decade begs the question: are cases of Autism Spectrum Disorders on the rise, or have diagnostic techniques simply become more effective? Today on HearSay, Cathy is joined by professionals on the front lines helping those affected by autism. We'll discuss the changing landscape of autism diagnosis and treatment, as well as the challenges facing educators and parents of autistic children.

Segment A: Lyme Disease Outdoor enthusiasts heading into the woods this spring in Virginia parks and forests will be at higher risk than usual of coming down with Lyme disease. On today's broadcast, we'll learn how a bountiful acorn crop in 2010 has led to an increase in Lyme-carrying ticks. We'll also talk with a local doctor about ways to protect your family from this threat, what to look for if there has been a tick bite, the importance of getting quick medical attention. Segment B: Indoor Insects - Domestic Pests April is National Pest Management Month. The spring and summer seasons hatch troubles inside the home as well. We'll talk with a local pest control expert about what you should look out for and what you can do to protect yourself, your home, and your family. Segment C: Dining Out for Life Last year, Dining Out For Life in Hampton Roads raised over $70,000 and 65 restaurants lent their support donating a minimum of 25% of their sales to ACCESS AIDS Care. ACCESS AIDS Care provides programs and

Investigations continue into a U.S. Navy jet crash into an apartment complex in Virginia Beach on Friday, April 6th. On Monday's HearSay with Cathy Lewis, we'll take a look at that major news story and others. Join the conversation at 757-440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240, e-mail us at HearSay@WHRV.org or post your comments on our Facebook page.

What is it that truly worries you? Why do some risks feel more frightening than others? In a day where worries and risks include climate change, cancer concerns, and a war on terrorism, how do we decide what risks are actually dangerous and which ones are false alarms? On this encore edition of HearSay, Cathy talks with David Ropeik, author of "How Risky Is It, Really? Why Our Fears Don't Always Match the Facts," about finding a comfortable place between fear and fact.

How often do you listen to that "little voice" in your head? If a situation doesn't feel quite right, what do you do? Take a chance, or go with your "gut" and turn the other way? On this encore edition of HearSay, we'll take a closer look at what intuition is and how it can help us in our everyday lives.

Birth control and women's reproductive rights have been a hot political topic in recent weeks. On today's Headline edition, we'll take a look at the history of birth control and a new report that shows how women's wages have been affected by access to birth control. We open up our phone lines for you to let us know your thoughts by calling in live at 440-2665 or 1-800-940-2240. You can also e-mail the program at hearsay@whrv.org or join us on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/hearsaywithcathylewis.

Segment A: Titanic Tragedy: A New Look at the Lost Liner One hundred years ago this month, the RMS Titanic met her tragic fate in the icy waters of the North Atlantic. While many of the dramatic details of this story are known, renowned author John Maxtone-Graham's new book examines some of the most salient but rarely investigated events aboard the Titanic that fateful night. Maxtone-Graham joins Cathy in the studio to share his findings. Segment B: Public Libraries