Stefanie Powers Guests on Animal Radio®
Hart to Hart Co-Star Guardian to 9 Dogs and 21 Horses
Los Angeles, CA, April 22, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Emmy and Golden Globe winner Stefanie Powers shares her dedication to all animals big and small in a special AM/FM/XM Satellite Radio broadcast of Animal Radio®.
At 67, Powers still spends several months a year at her animal reserve in Kenya. She chairs the William Holden Wildlife Foundation, an organization she created after her late husbands death.
Besides her devotion to animal protection and conservation, Powers is also working on her memoirs; to be published in October by Simon & Schuster. She’s also busy acting. She’ll be in “Meet My Mom,” a Hallmark original TV movie May 8th.
Stefanie Powers tells listeners that she has a 36 year old Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot that she thought was the longest relationship she’s ever had with a male, until she discovered it was a female.
“Animals, I find, are very easy to love and be friends with,” Powers stresses. “I don’t need to go onto Facebook and pretend to have friends I’ve never even met.”
Hear this special Animal Radio® broadcast on XM Satellite Radio ch. 158 (America’s Talk) Saturday April 24th at noon EST and rebroadcast Sunday the 25th at 5pm EST. Animal Radio® also broadcasts on 99 AM/FM radio affiliates, including KOST 103.5 Los Angeles. See more listening options at AnimalRadio.com
Animal Radio® is the "most-listened-to" animal programming in the U.S.; created to educate, reduce surrenders and to help animals live long, healthy and happier lives.
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At 67, Powers still spends several months a year at her animal reserve in Kenya. She chairs the William Holden Wildlife Foundation, an organization she created after her late husbands death.
Besides her devotion to animal protection and conservation, Powers is also working on her memoirs; to be published in October by Simon & Schuster. She’s also busy acting. She’ll be in “Meet My Mom,” a Hallmark original TV movie May 8th.
Stefanie Powers tells listeners that she has a 36 year old Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot that she thought was the longest relationship she’s ever had with a male, until she discovered it was a female.
“Animals, I find, are very easy to love and be friends with,” Powers stresses. “I don’t need to go onto Facebook and pretend to have friends I’ve never even met.”
Hear this special Animal Radio® broadcast on XM Satellite Radio ch. 158 (America’s Talk) Saturday April 24th at noon EST and rebroadcast Sunday the 25th at 5pm EST. Animal Radio® also broadcasts on 99 AM/FM radio affiliates, including KOST 103.5 Los Angeles. See more listening options at AnimalRadio.com
Animal Radio® is the "most-listened-to" animal programming in the U.S.; created to educate, reduce surrenders and to help animals live long, healthy and happier lives.
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