Sistas in Zion Radio

In the next half-hour we'll be coming to you live, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (MST). If you're in Utah's Wasatch Front area you can hear us on 860 AM or listen online at www.utahsbigtalker.com. Ask us and our guests questions by calling (801) 470-0860 or ask on our Facebook wall or on twitter @sistasinzion.

This week's guests:

Jennifer Borget - Teaching faith to young children, keeping them engaged during worship services, the failures and the successes.

 On air she delivers the news to the great people of the Lone Star State. She’s a wife, Mommy to an active toddler, and a self proclaimed “wanna-be Domestic Diva.” Jennifer authors a blog called Baby Makin Machine and you can check her out at www.babymakingmachine.com

Mandy Brady - Etiquette Coach, on proper etiquette in a technology driven world. We're talking all aspects of etiquette; dating, church, workplace and more.

Mandi lives in Draper, Utah. She's knows all about decorum -- as she is the Director for the Miss Outstanding Teen Draper Pageant. She was Miss Draper 1998 and 1st Attendant to Miss Days of '47 among other royalties. Mandi is an Interior Design Graduate from Utah State University. She is a woman of many talents. Currently she works as a Style Consultant, a Health Advisor, and Etiquette Coach.

Sherry Leetham - Finding balance in the spiritual, mental and physical aspects of life. Balancing living in a predominantly LDS environment and not being LDS.
 
Sherry has extensive knowledge and experience as a social worker and a fitness instructor. Sherry worked as a social worker in Tennessee for several years, worked in health and fitness in the Atlanta, Georgia area and Salt Lake City. Now, Sherry owns the company “Fit 2 Cheer.” Through her company, Sherry helps to "cheer" people into fitness www.getfit2cheer.com.

Barry Fell, LCSW - LDS Home Teaching, what it is, the good, the bad and the ugly.

 Barry's original home is England, but that all changed when he fell in love with an American girl. Barry's first line of work once in America was working with struggling youth. Barry has been in the field the last seven years and has loved witnessing young people adopt principles of health and happiness. Barry brings a wealth of clinical skill to his work.