Sunday Focus

Mix 92.9's Public Affairs program, Focus, airs Sunday mornings from 5:00 to 5:30. Guests talk with Anna Marie about issues facing your community, your state, your health and your livelihood. Have questions or comments? Have ideas for the show? Let us know here!

Recent Posts

04/23/2012 - 8:18pm
Cervical Cancer / HPV Awareness
April is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, one of the most detectable and treatable cancers of all, and one that is impacting more and more people every year. Current statistics show that here in Tennessee, less than half of all woman get tested for... >> more
04/23/2012 - 8:15pm
Nashville Prevention Partnership
30% of Nashville children are in contact with drugs, alcohol, or prescription medications, and there are many clear warning signs you can pick up on as a parent.  DeWayne Holman from the Nashville Prevention Partnership lists warning signs that... >> more
04/23/2012 - 8:13pm
Nashville Community Education Commission
Whether you’re trying to strengthen your resume for the job market, or just have a zest for learning, the Nashville Community Education Commission offers free or low-priced classes on a wide range of subjects from foreign language, computer... >> more
view all posts

Videos

See video
Gabe's Chemo Duck

Audio

  • Preview This Week's Show:

    Buzzing, crawling, swarming, smashing up against your windshield, BUGS ARE BACK as the weather gets warmer.  Professor Frank Hale from the University of Tennessee talks about what insects are most common in our area, explains how to treat mosquito and tick bites, and dispels some common myths about chiggers and other pests.

    You are missing some Flash content that should appear here! Perhaps your browser cannot display it, or maybe it did not initialize correctly.
  • Last Week's Show:

    Heart disease currently ranks as the #1 killer of both men AND women, but only 1 in 5 women will recognize the symptoms of heart disease, because they appear in much more subtle ways.  Dr Allen Goldberg explains some of those symptoms, and why it’s so important to know your own medical records and numbers.  Heart attack survivors Jane O’Neill and Susan Field also share their personal stories, including what mistakes they believe they made in ignoring their body’s signals, and what changes they’ve made in their lives since to be more heart healthy. 

    You are missing some Flash content that should appear here! Perhaps your browser cannot display it, or maybe it did not initialize correctly.

Sun 5:30am-6:00am