By Daily Press staff
Several renowned speakers will be featured on today’s edition of local talk show “Coffee Break.”
Russ Kino, M.D., the medical director of emergency services at Saint John’s Health Center, Russell Scott from the Sewing Arts Center and author Gerald Condon are scheduled to appear.
“Coffee Break,” a health and lifestyle talk show for people over the age of 50, airs live on Wednesdays from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., on Santa Monica City TV (channel 16) and LA City TV (channel 36). Kino is the medical director of emergency services at Saint John's Health Center. He has a national reputation as a speaker on a variety of emergency medicine topics and telephone triage issues. In addition to his medical degree, he graduated from the executive program at the Anderson School at UCLA. Kino will be on Coffee Break to discuss the recent emergency room closures, why they closed and how it could affect people.
Scott works at the Sewing Arts Centers, a resource for sewing and quilting. He is on the show to help celebrate National Sewing Month.
Condon will discuss his book “Beyond the Grave: The Right Way and the Wrong Way of Leaving Money to Your Children.”
Coffee Break is hosted by community leaders and Saint John’s Health Center. For more information, or to be a guest on the show, call (310) 829-6585.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on September 15, 2004. Read the original PDF.