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Alan Thicke and Terri J. Vaughn Today on BlogTalkRadio

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alan-thicke1Alan Thicke: The Growing Pains star (aka the father of R&B prince Robin Thicke) stops by Ask Mom RN to dole out last-minute Christmas gifts ideas. Also joining host Tamara Walker’s holiday special will be Gateway Atlanta host Stephanie Oswald and Biggest Loser chef Cheryl Forberg.

james-shapiro11James Shapiro: The Columbia University professor stops by Sins of Omission to talk with host Paulie Abeles about his book Contested Will: Who Wrote Shakespeare? an historical investigation into the true authorship of the plays and sonnets attributed to the Immortal Bard.

terri-vaughn4Terri J. Vaughn: The actress who first captured our hearts as Lovita Alizay Jenkins Robinson on The Steve Harvey Show stops by Conversations of a Spirited Actor to chat with host Tracey Moore about her Take Wings Foundation, which helps build self-esteem in at-risk teenage girls.

herb-grossHerb Gross: The lead singer for The Invictas—those ‘60s rockers scored scored a cult hit with The Hump—stops by to fill Who You Calling Old? host Cecile Forte in on the band’s latest project, Rock Til Ya Drop, a new TV show that mixes music festivals with sporting and gambling events.

jackie-black1Jackie Black: The author of Meeting Your Match: Cracking the Code to Successful Relationships stops by PI Window on Business to moderate discussions with three couples who’ve been “financially unfaithful”—and help get them on the road to re-establishing mutual trust.

Raquel Welch, The Village People’s Felipe Rose and ‘Basketball Wives’ Star Tami Roman Today on BlogTalkRadio

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raquel-welchRaquel Welch: America’s most enduring sex symbol of the past 50 years hangs with Mr. Media host Bob Andelman, chatting about her new book, Raquel: Beyond the Cleavage, her old movies, her good health and her legendary looks. Plus: Why you’ll never see Raquel naked. Ever.

felipe-roseFelipe Rose: The Village People founding member—who has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide over the past 23 years—drops in on Native Trailblazers to chat with fellow Native American Vincent Schilling about his colorful career and upcoming music projects.

chris-hansenChris Hansen: The Dateline NBC correspondent stops by Film Festival Radio to preview tonight’s report “Trouble in Paradise”: Four years after an American businessman is whacked in Thailand, cops are faced with more questions than answers in a case involving an alleged hit man and an ex-fiancée.

emily-bellEmily Bell: The former director of digital content for Britain’s The Guardian—who now heads up Columbia University’s Tow Center for Digital Media—joins The Daily Beast’s Philip Shenon and Columbia’s Todd Gitlin for a discussion on the WikiLeaks scandal’s impact on journalism.

tami-romanTami Roman: The ex-wife of Kenny Anderson—the NBA guard who left her penniless—drops in on Women on the Move’s Leslie Harris to chat about Season 2 of VH1’s Basketball Wives, and about her big-screen comedy, Something Like a Business, co-starring Kym Whitley.

tami-roman1Jesse Boykins III: The R&B crooner—and Soul Train Award nominee—stops by Speak Your Success to chat with Angel Bush about his latest singles B4 The Night Is Thru and Amorous, and about his current Romantic Movement Tour, which got under way last week in London.

christte-michele4Chrisette Michele: The Blame It on Me singer, who snagged a 2009 Grammy Award for Be OK, drops in on Mutha Knows host Mutha to chat about her latest album, Let Freedom Reign. Plus: 1011 NoVA Men Calendar models Cross Thompson and Raymell Smith.

Columbia University Taps into BlogTalkRadio with Virtual Open Houses

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At BlogTalkRadio, we have long since believed that uses of our technology would benefit the university crowd. And today we can see this in action as Columbia University’s School of Journalism hosts virtual open houses for prospective and current students.

ColumbiaModerated by BlogTalkRadio host and dean of students, Sree Sreenivasan, the open houses provide a platform where current and prospective Columbia journalism students can learn about the NYC “J School” and ask questions about the program. From orientation to deadlines, students worldwide can jump geography and get answers they need in real time.

Today’s 10am ET episode features two back-to-back 30-minute chats with Dean Nicholas Lemann and Dean Evan Cornog, director of the Columbia Journalism School M.A. Program, who will answer questions and talk about the program.

Sree Sreenivasan is Dean of Students and runs the school’s new media department. He specializes in helping journalists use technology better and faster. His technology reports appear once a week on WNBC-TV (he was WABC-TV’s Tech Guru for six years) and he writes a weekly Web Tips column for Poynter.org.