“With so many misperceptions about aging today, Positive Aging with Patricia Raskin presents timely information needed by our aging population, we are so pleased to have a host such as Patricia to lead these important discussions. Her experience and interview style will help our audience understand and overcome age stereotypes and break down barriers to active, healthy aging.”
“I remember vividly when Patricia approached me with the idea to host the “Positive People” program when I was the general manager at the WNRW Fox affiliate in the early 90’s. I saw her drive and passion and she had a true purpose to bring positive role models to our viewers through her program. Patricia has remained dedicated to her vision and since then then has expanded to multimedia platforms. In the media business that is ever-changing, Patricia was a pioneer and trailblazer for positive living programs and is true a role model staying power and remaining true to one’s vision. She has been a joy to know.”
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“I continue to be amazed and impressed with your work, Patricia, improving people’s lives through the power of positive living and positive aging. You are truly inspirational and I so enjoy your monthly newsletters and tuning into some of your interviews with such interesting guests. Keep up the good work!”
“Patricia Raskin is a consummate pro. I have been on her “Patricia Raskin Positive Living” program several times and love being on her show. She knows her material, asks in depth and very practical questions and at the same time has great insight and knows how to draw out interesting stories and facts. I have been on hundreds of radio shows and Patricia Raskin is one of the best interviewers I’ve worked with.”
“Patricia Raskin asks lively, intelligent questions and actually listens carefully to the responses. Her attunement to the subject at hand and her consistently high-level of professionalism always make it a special pleasure to be a guest on her show.”
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