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Guest: America's Dream Coach, Marcia Weider
As Founder and CEO of Dream University Marcia Wieder travels the world - an ambassador for making dreams real. She's known for giving inspiring and moving talks to notable companies such as AT&T, The Gap and American Express.The universal content of her keynotes and workshops appeal to a wide range of audiences. Whether she's teaching at the Stanford Business School, speaking to executives in China or Prague, or addressing a group of young women gathered at Girl Scout Camp, her belief that "each of our personal dreams matter, and are worth achieving" strikes a chord in everyone, everywhere.
Guest: Meg Carver of Strategy Of Joy
Raised by a mother who was a nun before marriage and a father who is part Mayflower pioneer and part Native American, Meg grew up in an environment supportive of exploring both the inner, personal world and the outdoor, natural world. She was encouraged to notice, wonder and learn about the many layers of the natural rhythm and balance of change and growth.
Meg lived with spiritual masters in a variety of secluded, austere environments.
Guest: Elvira, Mistress of the Dark
CASSANDRA PETERSON: AKA ELVIRA

Evira's alter ego, Cassandra Peterson, was born in Manhattan, Kansas and raised in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Cassandra remembers being mesmerized by Ann-Margret. "I always wanted to be a dancer, ever since I saw Ann-Margret in 'Viva Las Vegas'." Just days after graduating from high school, Cassandra fled to Vegas where, at the age of 17, she became the youngest showgirl in Las Vegas history.
Cassandra's desire to emulate Ann-Margret led to an evening with the legendary Elvis Presley, who saw her perform and encouraged her to pursue a singing career. Off to Europe, Cassandra toured extensively as lead singer for an Italian rock band. Eventually settling in Rome, where she became fluent in Italian, Cassandra met renowned director, Federico Fellini, who cast her in his classic film, "Fellini's Roma".
Returning stateside, Cassandra formed her own nightclub review, "Mama's Boys", which toured the national club circuit. In the late 70's, she joined the satiric improvisational troupe, The Groundlings, which also produced such notables as Phil Hartman, Pee Wee Herman, Jon Lovitz and Julia Sweeney. There she honed her now renowned comedic skills as both a writer and performer.
Film and television appearances such as "Cheech And Chong's Next Movie", "Fantasy Island", "Happy Days" and "St. Elsewhere" followed, but Cassandra recalls, "I was your typical struggling actress. I went to every audition, took a million acting, dancing and singing lessons and spent years wondering where my next meal was coming from."
It was the fall
of 1981, with the birth of her character, Elvira,
that it all changed. While she has since played
herself in many film and television shows including
"Echo Park", "Alan Quartermain" and "Pee Wee's Big
Adventure", Cassandra Peterson ultimately combines
her numerous talents into an intriguing persona
which has not only become a Halloween icon, but
a "vamp" for all seasons.













