Blogtalkradio's, 'Hospice Radio', premiered November, 2008 during National Hospice Awareness Month, and has fast become a rising star among internet radio listeners, finding an international niche.
Dr. Lewis noted this past week, " I recognized a significant jump in listeners after the Hospice Foundation of America linked to the June 19 , 23rd shows, 'Medical Ethics - Concept of a Good Death.' The Jewish South Africa TV website hosts my link as well." At the time of this release, Dr. Lewis reports, the interview-based format has had over 1400 listeners for the four archived programs.
Dr. Lewis reflected on the success of the show and believes it is content. “Comments made by my recent expert guests were candid and clarified questions many other experts on television and AM radio programs try to avoid answering if they are controversial.”
Guests included Dr. Pamela J. Grace, Associate Professor of Adult Health & Ethics at Boston College, William F. Connell School of Nursing in Massachusetts, Dr. Harry R. Moody, Academic Director of Academic Affairs, AARP, in Washington, D.C., Dr. Kenneth W. Goodman, co-director of the University of Miami’s Ethics Programs, Director of the Ethics Programs' World Health Organization Collaborating Center in Ethics and Global Health Policy, and Kadam Nick Gillespie, Resident Teacher of Drolma Kadampa Buddhist Center in Fort Lauderdale.
Hospice Radio programs can be downloaded, without commercial bias. Dr. Lewis is a community education activist, speaker on end-of-life care and a published author on Alzheimer’s disease. www.zoealewis.com is her website devoted to hope through knowledge.
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