Kathleen Hallal's guest appearances

Kathleen Hallal

KUCI: Get the Funk Out

One Interview One World

The Brain Possible

Michelle Perro

Robert Melillo

BETSEY JOHNSON

Lea Waters

Jason Jordan

James Hamblin

Daniel Whiteson

Shamini Jain

Mark Borg

Mary O'Connor

Sally Hemings

Holland Taylor

Lisa Hamilton

Cady McClain

Peter Himmelman

OwlTail

Kathleen is a mother to three boys. When her children were struck by autoimmune issues she became aware of the dangers that exposures to toxic chemicals pose in our children’s environment. For many years, Kathleen has been doing her part to encourage communities to eliminate children’s exposure to toxic pesticides on school grounds and in parks. With the help of scientists and medical professionals, she led the movement in Irvine, CA by starting with the schools, and then working with a group to approach the city. Kathleen is a founding member of Non Toxic Communities, an Accredited Organic Land Care Professional (AOLCP) and served as Head of Climate and the Environment on the Irvine Mayor’s Council. She now works in the private sector, helping more districts, cities, and homeowner’s associations adopt organic landscaping methods, and continues to support Non Toxic Communities in an advisory role. She is now representing Contact Organics, an effective non-toxic herbicide that is safe to use around cities, schools, farms, and homes. She figured the only way to solve the issues of toxins being used in landscaping was to go out and provide solutions.Kathleen's Email: k.hallal@contactorganics.comSupport the show

Kathleen is a mother to three boys. When her children were struck by autoimmune issues she became aware of the dangers that exposures to toxic chemicals pose in our children’s environment. For many years, Kathleen has been doing her part to encourage communities to eliminate children’s exposure to toxic pesticides on school grounds and in parks. With the help of scientists and medical professionals, she led the movement in Irvine, CA by starting with the schools, and then working with a group to approach the city. Kathleen is a founding member of Non Toxic Communities, an Accredited Organic Land Care Professional (AOLCP) and served as Head of Climate and the Environment on the Irvine Mayor’s Council. She now works in the private sector, helping more districts, cities, and homeowner’s associations adopt organic landscaping methods, and continues to support Non Toxic Communities in an advisory role. She is now representing Contact Organics, an effective non-toxic herbicide that is safe to use around cities, schools, farms, and homes. She figured the only way to solve the issues of toxins being used in landscaping was to go out and provide solutions. Kathleen's Email: <a href="mailto:k.hallal@contactorganics.com">k.hallal@contactorganics.com</a><a href="https://whoiscarter.z2systems.com/np/clients/whoiscarter/donation.jsp" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Kathleen Hallal - Protecting Children from Toxic Pesticides

Interview with Kathleen HallalCo-Executive Director of Non Toxic CommunitiesKathleen Hallal is the mother of three teens who were diagnosed with autoimmune issues at a young age. She became aware of environmental factors when searching for ways to improve their health. Over the years, she spoke with doctors, farmers, retired government scientists, university researchers, and others who all told her the same thing, namely, that pesticides used on crops and in the environment have a definite negative effect on children’s health. Fully 54% of US children now have a chronic health condition, and the numbers are climbing. Wanting to do something about this, she co-founded Non Toxic Communities with her partner Diana Carpinone of Dover, New Hampshire, and they both began to work to bring about change in their communities with the help of Beyond Pesticides. Working through her District’s PTA, she led a movement to convince her school district, and then her city, to adopt organic methods and to stop using toxic products for maintenance. Kathleen served on the Mayor’s Advisory Council attending to environmental matters. The City of Irvine now enjoys parks that proudly post signs touting organic maintenance. Kathleen and Diana are working to guide others to successfully introduce organic landscaping practices for their communities, and helping to connect staff with professionals who can teach them the methods that result in municipalities that are both safe and beautiful. Both Kathleen and Diana have been trained and certified by the New England Organic Farming Association. Nontoxiccommunities.com

Interview with Kathleen HallalCo-Executive Director of Non Toxic CommunitiesKathleen Hallal is the mother of three teens who were diagnosed with autoimmune issues at a young age. She became aware of environmental factors when searching for ways to improve their health. Over the years, she spoke with doctors, farmers, retired government scientists, university researchers, and others who all told her the same thing, namely, that pesticides used on crops and in the environment have a definite negative effect on children’s health. Fully 54% of US children now have a chronic health condition, and the numbers are climbing. Wanting to do something about this, she co-founded Non Toxic Communities with her partner Diana Carpinone of Dover, New Hampshire, and they both began to work to bring about change in their communities with the help of Beyond Pesticides. Working through her District’s PTA, she led a movement to convince her school district, and then her city, to adopt organic methods and to stop using toxic products for maintenance. Kathleen served on the Mayor’s Advisory Council attending to environmental matters. The City of Irvine now enjoys parks that proudly post signs touting organic maintenance. Kathleen and Diana are working to guide others to successfully introduce organic landscaping practices for their communities, and helping to connect staff with professionals who can teach them the methods that result in municipalities that are both safe and beautiful. Both Kathleen and Diana have been trained and certified by the New England Organic Farming Association. <a href="http://Nontoxiccommunities.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Nontoxiccommunities.com</a>

Interview with Kathleen Hallal, Co-Director of Non Toxic Communities.

Zen HoneyCutt

I am so excited to have on my show this morning Kathleen Hallal her partner Zen Honeycutt, who founded Moms Across America. They are two mothers of three boys each who overcame severe health conditions of their children by improving their diet and eliminating GMOs. They are trying to spread awareness among parents of the importance of a healthy diet in helping to overcome chronic issues with our children's health. They are sponsored by Nature's Path and recently held a premiere of the new film GMO OMG in Laguna Beach. You can hear us live at 9am pst on KUCI 88.9fm and streaming live on www.kuci.org.Please watch this powerful trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynyB2fNn8kQABOUT KATHLEEN HALLALKathleen Hallal is a speaker, activist, and mother to three boys aged 7, 9 and 11. Her sons were diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder called PANDAS or PANS. Kathleen had learned about GMOs, but never made the link between her children's health and possible side effects of eating this chemical laden food. When Kathleen learned from a farmer that livestock often suffer from similar issues, and that their health improves when taken off of Genetically Modified feed, she decided to change her family's diet to organic to see what happened. Sure enough, their health improved. She is now spreading the word among parents and the nation about GMOs so that people can get educated about this subject and improve the health of their families, too. She co-founded Moms Across America with Zen Honeycutt to plan a massive educational campaign to get the word out to everyone at parades across the nation on July 4. Supporters of GMO labeling will march in parades holding banners and passing out flyers so that everyone can learn about just what GMOs are, and to ask for labeling. ABOUT ZEN HONEYCUTTZen Honeycutt is the founder of Moms Across America, a coalition of unstoppable American Moms, and organizer of Moms Across America March to Label GMOs July 4th 2013. She is a writer, speaker and activist and OC CA mom of three boys with food allergies. One of her boy's life threatening allergies has greatly improved by going GMO free just after 4 months. She is committed to letting the world know that Moms are seeing their children's health improve when they go GMO free.-- Zen HoneycuttFounder, Moms Across AmericaEmpowered Moms, Healthy Kidshttp://momsacrossamerica.com------------------------------------------------http://www.facebook.com/MomsAcrossAmerica------------------------------------------------http://zeninspiredparenting.blogspot.com................................................."You must do the thing you think you cannot do." Eleanor Roosevelt"Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead"I always wondered why somebody didn't do something about that, then I realized I am somebody." - source unknown

I am so excited to have on my show this morning Kathleen Hallal her partner Zen Honeycutt, who founded Moms Across America. They are two mothers of three boys each who overcame severe health conditions of their children by improving their diet and eliminating GMOs. They are trying to spread awareness among parents of the importance of a healthy diet in helping to overcome chronic issues with our children's health. They are sponsored by Nature's Path and recently held a premiere of the new film GMO OMG in Laguna Beach. You can hear us live at 9am pst on KUCI 88.9fm and streaming live on <a href="http://www.kuci.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kuci.org</a>. Please watch this powerful trailer: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynyB2fNn8kQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynyB2fNn8kQ</a> ABOUT KATHLEEN HALLAL Kathleen Hallal is a speaker, activist, and mother to three boys aged 7, 9 and 11. Her sons were diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder called PANDAS or PANS. Kathleen had learned about GMOs, but never made the link between her children's health and possible side effects of eating this chemical laden food. When Kathleen learned from a farmer that livestock often suffer from similar issues, and that their health improves when taken off of Genetically Modified feed, she decided to change her family's diet to organic to see what happened. Sure enough, their health improved. She is now spreading the word among parents and the nation about GMOs so that people can get educated about this subject and improve the health of their families, too. She co-founded Moms Across America with Zen Honeycutt to plan a massive educational campaign to get the word out to everyone at parades across the nation on July 4. Supporters of GMO labeling will march in parades holding banners and passing out flyers so that everyone can learn about just what GMOs are, and to ask for labeling. ABOUT ZEN HONEYCUTT Zen Honeycutt is the founder of Moms Across America, a coalition of unstoppable American Moms, and organizer of Moms Across America March to Label GMOs July 4th 2013. She is a writer, speaker and activist and OC CA mom of three boys with food allergies. One of her boy's life threatening allergies has greatly improved by going GMO free just after 4 months. She is committed to letting the world know that Moms are seeing their children's health improve when they go GMO free.-- Zen Honeycutt Founder, Moms Across America Empowered Moms, Healthy Kids <a href="http://momsacrossamerica.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://momsacrossamerica.com</a> ------------------------------------------------ <a href="http://www.facebook.com/MomsAcrossAmerica" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/MomsAcrossAmerica</a> ------------------------------------------------ <a href="http://zeninspiredparenting.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://zeninspiredparenting.blogspot.com</a> ................................................. "You must do the thing you think you cannot do." Eleanor Roosevelt "Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead "I always wondered why somebody didn't do something about that, then I realized I am somebody." - source unknown

Kathleen Hallal and her partner Zen Honeycutt, who founded Moms Across America, join me this morning!