Debra Davis on OC Talk Radio!
This week, Orange County's Debra Davis joins the show. Debra is a compelling artist who writes hook-filled songs that hit deep. Many songs from her CDs have been heard on TV and in films, such as Dawson's Creek, The Bold and the Beautiful, and ABC's Family series "Beautiful People" to name a few. And Debra has attracted a big national following of fans!
Debra’s new CD, “Complete” is packed with her most powerful material yet, and is now in music stores nationwide. On today's show, we'll hear music from her hugely popular CD, "Music for Moms ...and other Cool People."
Here's today's playlist:
Moon Upon My Shoulder
Supernatural High
Complete
BREAK
Interview with Debra Davis
Born to Love You (featuring Christopher Cross)
Interview with Debra Davis
Angels in the Attic
Interview with Debra Davis
Find out more about Debra Davis on www.debradavis.com and find her on facebook!
Send inquiries and submissions to radio@momzrockthehouse.com.
See you back here next week on OC Talk Radio!
Peace out!
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Friday, December 3, 2010
Second Careers Rock Out. Top Career Changing Tips
Thanks to US News & World Report Contributing Editor and author, Kerry Hannon, for posting this on her Second Verse blog on Forbes.com
Who would think that I’d grace the airwaves with Kathy Valentine, bass guitarist for the all-girl, punk rock/pop band The Go-Gos?
But I did– with KBPK radio host Janeane Bernstein on MomzRockTheHouse.
Career change is cool these days.
Last week, I had the opportunity to do an interview about my new book, What’s Next? Follow Your Passion and Find Your Dream Job, and dole out advice on career reinvention on OC Talk Radio with Bernstein. “I’m one of those second act people,” she told me at the get-go. She’s hip to it.
After graduating from Syracuse University, where she studied TV, Radio and Film at the Newhouse School of Communications, she began her career working for a consulting firm designing workshops in the training and development field for banking clients like Chase Manhattan (now JPMorgan Chase).
When she lost her job in a downsizing move, she supported herself with top-paying freelance assignments, but knew she wanted to do something different. It paid the bills, but she was unhappy.
Her passion had always been radio and television. So she decided to head back to school, and began taking a couple of classes in the Media and Technology program at Boston University, while continuing to work full-time. She eventually earned her doctorate there.
It wasn’t, however, until she went to a Syracuse alumni luncheon, where she met an older woman, an actress, that her new path began to take shape. She told Bernstein about radio and voiceover work and gave her the name of her teacher to contact.
And so it began. Bernstein took voiceover classes at night and loved it. When a training workshop video she was handling for Hewlett-Packard needed a narrator, she stepped up. Soon after, she left the corporate world and started her own radio show at the University of California’s independent station.
Two years ago, she launched her current show with the artistic talent of designer and mommy rocker Judy Davids of the Detroit band The Mydols. It features women artists and industry experts talking about everything from their careers in music, to tips on going green and the challenges of getting your kids to eat healthy, and…how to change careers.
She made the right moves:
• She took her time. No rash decisions.
• She went back to school and enrolled in classes while she still had her full-time work.
• She started one class at a time.
• She networked via her alumni association.
• She followed her passion.
I think you will enjoy our discussion about ways to make a successful career change. Click here to download our talk:
US_News_World_Report_Contributing_Editor_and_Amazon_bestseller_Kerry_Hannon_on_OC_Talk_Radio-334546.html
Follow me on Twitter, @KerryHannon
Kerry Hannon is the author of What’s Next? Follow Your Passion and Find Your Dream Job, available here www.kerryhannon.com.
Who would think that I’d grace the airwaves with Kathy Valentine, bass guitarist for the all-girl, punk rock/pop band The Go-Gos?
But I did– with KBPK radio host Janeane Bernstein on MomzRockTheHouse.
Career change is cool these days.
Last week, I had the opportunity to do an interview about my new book, What’s Next? Follow Your Passion and Find Your Dream Job, and dole out advice on career reinvention on OC Talk Radio with Bernstein. “I’m one of those second act people,” she told me at the get-go. She’s hip to it.
After graduating from Syracuse University, where she studied TV, Radio and Film at the Newhouse School of Communications, she began her career working for a consulting firm designing workshops in the training and development field for banking clients like Chase Manhattan (now JPMorgan Chase).
When she lost her job in a downsizing move, she supported herself with top-paying freelance assignments, but knew she wanted to do something different. It paid the bills, but she was unhappy.
Her passion had always been radio and television. So she decided to head back to school, and began taking a couple of classes in the Media and Technology program at Boston University, while continuing to work full-time. She eventually earned her doctorate there.
It wasn’t, however, until she went to a Syracuse alumni luncheon, where she met an older woman, an actress, that her new path began to take shape. She told Bernstein about radio and voiceover work and gave her the name of her teacher to contact.
And so it began. Bernstein took voiceover classes at night and loved it. When a training workshop video she was handling for Hewlett-Packard needed a narrator, she stepped up. Soon after, she left the corporate world and started her own radio show at the University of California’s independent station.
Two years ago, she launched her current show with the artistic talent of designer and mommy rocker Judy Davids of the Detroit band The Mydols. It features women artists and industry experts talking about everything from their careers in music, to tips on going green and the challenges of getting your kids to eat healthy, and…how to change careers.
She made the right moves:
• She took her time. No rash decisions.
• She went back to school and enrolled in classes while she still had her full-time work.
• She started one class at a time.
• She networked via her alumni association.
• She followed her passion.
I think you will enjoy our discussion about ways to make a successful career change. Click here to download our talk:
US_News_World_Report_Contributing_Editor_and_Amazon_bestseller_Kerry_Hannon_on_OC_Talk_Radio-334546.html
Follow me on Twitter, @KerryHannon
Kerry Hannon is the author of What’s Next? Follow Your Passion and Find Your Dream Job, available here www.kerryhannon.com.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Thanks to MB Studio Services in Costa Mesa, CA!

I was in a jam two weeks ago when a computer virus hijacked my drive, but then I realized what to do. I have an incredibly reliable resource that is there for me ALL the time and before I knew it I had a mixer attached to my notebook computer, my imac hooked in and I was off and running recording my radio shows and recording voice-overs.
The owner, Mike Boyle, is incredibly professional, extremely knowledgeable and consistently hard working and dedicated. I highly recommend Mike if you are in Southern California and need a reliable and proficient sound engineer, whether you have a show to engineer or are new to voice-over and need someone to help build or trouble shoot your sound studio...he's the man!
Here's some info about MB Studio Services:
MB STUDIO SERVICES
Serving all your broadcast and home studio needs
Here is a list of the services they provide . . .
Studio design & Construction
ISDN & Tape sync services
Radio & Podcast production
Studio equipment training & Troubleshooting
Clients
National public radio
CBS radio
British Broadcasting company
Univision radio
Honda center Anaheim
Contact
Mike Boyle: Owner
Phone: 949-500-9710
E-mail mike@mbstudioservices.com
website: www.mbstudioservices.com
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Momz Rock the House will soon air on OC Talk Radio!
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
The next Pampered Lady Cruise is....
Sunday Oct 3!
I’m so excited for the 10th Pampered Lady Cruise!! It is just about a month away. This is a very special event, made even more special as it is themed “Pretty in Pink” in honor of breast cancer awareness month. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the OC affiliate of the Susan G. Komen foundation. Additionally, Pampered Lady Cruises is celebrating its 1,000th passenger with a grand giveaway from Hotel Del Coronado!
www.pamperedladycruise.com for tix and more details!
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