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The iHeart SoCal Show
Hosted by 104.3 MYFM (KBIG-FM) · EN
iHeartRadio hosts Lisa Foxx and EJ interview a variety of charities and non-profits every Sunday. The show airs on 7 iHeart stations: KOST 103.5 - 6:00am; Real 92.3 - 6:00am; AM 570 L.A. Sports - 6:00am; Alt 98.7 - 6:15am; The Patriot AM 1150 - 7:00am; 102.7 KIIS-FM - 7:00am; & 104.3 MYfm - 11:00pm.
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Cedars-Sinai Connect Helps You Get 24/7 Care
2w ago00:17:00Tap to summarizeAired May 17, 2026: Cedars-Sinai Connect: Lisa Foxx interviews Dr. Violette Gray, a doctor with Cedars for over 20 years and also the Associate Director of Cedars-Sinai Connect. They discuss Cedars' virtual care and telehealth platform that gives patients 24/7 access to Cedars-Sinai providers directly from a mobile app or website. It is designed to streamline healthcare for California residents, making it easier to receive acute, chronic, and preventive care remotely to all ages, starting from kids age 3 and up. Cedars-Sinai is a nonprofit academic healthcare system serving the diverse Los Angeles area and other communities globally. The organization maintains the highest standards for quality and innovation in patient care, pioneering medical research, education programs for future healthcare professionals, and wide-ranging community benefit programs. Cedars-Sinai was named to the Honor Roll for the 10th consecutive year in U.S. News & World Report’s "Best Hospitals 2025-26" rankings. The medical center also tied for #1 in California and Los Angeles. Their contributions to Community Benefit totaled more than $1 billion in these areas: $21.1 Million in Grants and Sponsorships Awarded to L.A. Nonprofit Organizations $87.3 Million spent on Community Benefit programs $111.3 Million spent on Charity Care Click here for more: https://www.cedars-sinai.org/home.htmlSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Easterseals' Challenging People To Create A New Dialog Around Autism & Belonging
4w ago00:17:45Tap to summarizeAired April 12, 2026: Lisa Foxx interviews Dr. Paula Pompa-Craven, Chief Clinical Officer, Autism Services, Easterseals Southern California, about Autism Acceptance Month as they launch of the Every1 With Autism Belongs PSA campaign in SoCal. April is Autism Acceptance Month & Easterseals Challenges SoCal to Create a New Dialog Around Autism and Belonging California Has One of the Highest Rates of Autism in the U.S. View the Campaign & Join Our Social Movement: EastersealsAutism.com Easterseals Southern California (ESSC)—one of the largest providers of autism therapy services in the nation—is once again initiating a brash dialogue around disability acceptance with a new campaign, Every1 With Autism Belongs. One to tell us more is Dr. Paula Pompa-Craven, Chief Clinical Officer and Psychologist, Autism Therapy Services, ESSC... One in 31 children in the U.S. is diagnosed on the autism spectrum with a higher prevalence in California, diagnosing one in 19 with autism. ESSC provides services to more than 29,000 people with autism and other disabilities and their families in Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Imperial, Kern, San Bernardino, Riverside and Ventura counties. Created collaboratively with people with autism and the parents of children with autism, the campaign features four SoCal residents with varying levels of autism who portray what belonging should look like at school, in the community, at work and at home. ESSC’s Every1 With Autism Belongs campaign celebrates inclusion and individuality by reminding the world that it’s not one-size-fits-all for people with autism and that Every1 is unique. At EastersealsAutism.com, people will find easy, everyday ways we all can help make spaces more inclusive—whether at home, work, school or in the community. From listening with empathy to inviting people into the conversation, visitors can explore practical tips, conversation starters and resources that inspire action. The site also offers factual information about autism and other resources. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The Dream Big Raffle Can Get You Incredible Prizes And Make A Huge Difference For Special Olympics Southern California
Apr 1300:16:36Tap to summarizeAired March 29, 2026: It's happening!!! The 17th annual Dream Big Raffle, where Special Olympics Southern California is raffling off cars, vacations, more than 2800 prizes including… a HOUSE or 1 million dollars and it's ALL to help fuel essential programs for athletes and their families. In this podcast, Lisa Foxx interviews the CEO of SOSC, Kelly Pond to discuss all the ways this incredible fundraiser makes a difference for so many! Visit S-O-S-C.org or socalraffle.com OR call 800.816.6108 to learn more about the Dream Big Raffle, its prizes, early bird deadlines and how to purchase your tickets today. The Dream Big Raffle will benefit thousands of athletes of all ages with intellectual disabilities and has become Special Olympics Southern California’s biggest and most impactful fundraiser. Prizes include the grand prize of a luxury home or $1 million, cars, vacation packages, electronics and cash- there are weekly “add-on” drawings for $10,000! Individual tickets are $150; you can also purchase bundles of tickets at discounted prices. Proceeds from the raffle will be used to fund competitions, health screenings, leadership classes, sporting equipment, uniforms, coach training, travel expenses and more. For most families, participation in sporting organizations would be financially impossible. Since its inception in 1968 by Rafer Johnson, Special Olympics Southern California participation has been free of charge. ABOUT THE HOUSE: The 2026 Grand Prize is a resort-inspired retreat in the exclusive Calabasas Mountain Park Estates, a private, gated community in Calabasas, California. Overlooking the sweeping Santa Monica Mountains, this 5,000-square-foot custom home offers six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and elevated craftsmanship throughout. From the dramatic entryway and gourmet chef’s kitchen to the spa-style bathrooms, vaulted ceilings and hardwood floors, every aspect reflects refined artistry and close attention to detail. The backyard is a true showstopper, featuring a custom infinity pool, hot tub, and fireside lounge with panoramic canyon views.⦁     Special Olympics changes the lives of people with intellectual disabilities through the power of sports…and so much more. ⦁     Special Olympics Southern California offers free sports programs to individuals with intellectual disabilities all year-round. ⦁     Special Olympics Southern California programs help athletes improve their health and self-esteem and find a place of belonging. When they touch one athlete’s life, it has a ripple effect that positively affects families, volunteers, their coaches, schools and entire communities. Special Olympics Southern California also offers: ⦁     Healthy Athletes: Free health and dental screenings for all athletes. ⦁      Special Olympics is the world’s largest public health organization for people with intellectual disabilities, offering free health services for a population with significant unmet health needs. ⦁     Unified Champion Schools: Special Olympics brings students with and without intellectual disabilities together to participate in unified sports, as well as social and community activities that foster understanding and an inclusion environment. Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools activates youth, engages educators and promotes communities of acceptance and inclusion where all young people are agents of change. ⦁     For every Unified Champion School, there are approximately 40 more schools that could be building an inclusive culture. ⦁     Athlete leadership: Special Olympics Southern California offers athletes the opportunity to grow their leadership skills, whether it be through coaching, becoming an official, a spokesperson or Board or Committee member. ⦁     Example: athletes recently traveling to Sacramento to meet with their state legislators. ⦁     Youth Leadership: Special Olympics funds programs for students with and without intellectual disabilities to work together to lead and plan advocacy, awareness, and other Special Olympics and related inclusive activities throughout the school year.⦁     Visit SoCalRaffle.com to purchase your tickets today!⦁     Become a volunteer- a coach, a referee, or a unified player.⦁     Come to a game! The summer games are rapidly approaching- come cheer on your local athletesand teams! Visit S-O-S-C.ORG to find an event near you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Join Team Jillian and Help Those Living With MS GET BETTER
Apr 1300:14:58Tap to summarizeAired March 22, 2026: In this podcast, Lisa Foxx interviews Jillian and shares all the ways one can help and make a difference for those suffering from and living with MS. DID YOU KNOW YOU HAVE THE POWER TO HELP CHANGE THE WORLD FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH Multiple Sclerosis at the MS Walk happening Sunday March 29th at The Rose Bowl? YOU DO! And we know this to be true because my dear friend and co-worker, my sista Jillian Escoto-Ong is LIVING PROOF that those suffering from MS can benefit tremendously from the walk because it helps fuel all of the incredible work of the MS Society. We have a HUGE TEAM JILLIAN team once again this year and we’d LOVE for you to join!!! Almost 1 million adults in the United States are living with multiple sclerosis (MS), according to studies. with about 3 in 1,000 individuals having MS, mostly diagnosed between ages 20 and 50. COME JOIN MYFM AND TEAM JILLIAN ON SUNDAY, MARCH 29TH, AT THE ROSE BOWL AND LET’S WALK TO END MS. CREATE A TEAM AND VISIT WALK-MS.ORG TODAY! Every Connection and Dollar Makes a Difference The National MS Society provides global leadership and funds research for a cure, drives change through advocacy and provides programs and services to help people affected by MS live their best lives. No one should face MS alone and because of your support, no one has to. Whether you participate, volunteer, donate or advocate, everyone has the power to change the world for people with MS. See the strength of our movement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Help Get Animals Fixed and Out of Shelters With Kacey Montoya's Fix'n Fidos!
Apr 1300:14:57Tap to summarizeAired March 15, 2026: In 2019, beloved MLA meteorologist Kacey Montoya started Fix’n Fidos to raise money for spay and neuter surgeries for low-income residents of Southern California. Her organization also educates animal owners on the importance of these procedures and assists those who can't afford them. Their goal?? to KEEP DOGS OUT OF SHELTERS! They also help with unexpected veterinary bills to prevent owners from surrendering their animals. They do fund raisers and events YEAR-ROUND and are ALWAYS in need of monetary donations and volunteers. Click below for more...thank you Kacey for all that you do!! www.fixnfidos.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →No Kid Hungry
Apr 600:12:07Tap to summarizeAired April 5, 2026: Lisa Foxx talks to Andrea Cuellar and Michael Voltaggio about No Kid Hungry, and their upcoming fundraiser on Saturday, April 11. No child should go hungry in America. But 1 in 5 kids in the United States live with hunger. That’s nearly 14 million children. No Kid Hungry is working to end childhood hunger by helping launch and improve programs that give all kids the healthy food they need to thrive. They have a HUGE fundraiser next Saturday April 11th in Los Angeles...and on to talk about their ‘Night Out for No Kid Hungry’ is... Andrea Cuellar, Senior Program Manager of No Kid Hungry California Michael Voltaggio, Chef, TV Personality and Longtime No Kid Hungry Supporter About our event, “Night Out for No Kid Hungry”: Bringing together over 50 of the best chefs, restaurateurs, tastemakers, and mixologists from around the country, Night Out for No Kid Hungry gives guests the unique opportunity to experience the best of California’s dynamic culinary scene in one evening, all in support of No Kid Hungry’s work to end childhood hunger. At The Tasting, guests can sip and sample culinary creations from LA’s top chefs, mixologists and tastemakers as well as other No Kid Hungry chef supporters from across the country. The night concludes for all guests at The After Party, hosted by chefs Duff Goldman and Michael Voltaggio for an evening of sweet treats and special live musical performances by artists Andra Day and Warren G! Indulge in culinary creations and expertly crafted cocktails from top culinary talents at The Tasting and The After Party featuring DJ SuperNova and a special live performance by Andra Day at this Year’s Night Out for No Kid Hungry... The Dinner, The Tasting AND The After Party... Call to Action: Join in all the delicious fun on April 11th at LA’s Rolling Greens for Night Out for No Kid Hungry to help end childhood hunger in the U.S. Visit NoKidHungry.org/NightOut to buy your ticket to The Tasting and...iHeart listeners can enter code “JoinUs20” for 20% off. Promo Code: There is a special promo code for iHeart listeners for a 20% discount off tix to The Tasting (“JoinUs20”) which also grants admission to The After Party. Michael is co-hosting The After Party portion of our Night Out for No Kid Hungry event. All proceeds support No Kid Hungry. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →CHLA Make March Matter
Mar 300:19:45Tap to summarizeAired March 1, 2026: Lisa Foxx talks to Dawn Wilcox, Vice President of Development and Corporate Partnerships, about Make March Matter. Make March Matter is CHLA’s annual campaign that runs March 1 – 31 and rallies businesses across Southern California to support the hospital. You can make an impact simply by shopping, dining, or attending an event with one of our campaign partners all month long. Funds raised will benefit the patients and families CHLA serves. Help us reach our fundraising goal and champion the hospital’s mission to create hope and build healthier futures. Because saving lives is everyone’s business. Visit MakeMarchMatter.org for more information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Operation Gratitude
Feb 2300:12:39Tap to summarizeAired February 15, 2026: Lisa Foxx talks to Emily Schwartz, Executive Director of Operation Gratitude, who leads the organization’s mission to thank all who serve and to provide every American with a platform to express their gratitude in their own hometowns Operation Gratitude's mission is to say Thank You to our Military and First Responder communities, and to honor their service by creating opportunities for all Americans to express gratitude. We fulfill this mission by empowering communities, supporting local leaders, and preserving the stories that connect Americans with Service Members, Veterans, and First Responders through meaningful acts of appreciation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Make A Wish Orange County & Inland Empire
Feb 2300:16:25Tap to summarizeAired February 15, 2026: Lisa Foxx talks to Anne Grey, President & CEO of Make A Wish OC & IE, about the Trailblaze Challenge. 2026 Trailblaze Challenge is an endurance program benefiting Make-A-Wish Orange County and the Inland Empire. It encourages participants to hike their way to accomplishing their personal goal on the trail while helping our chapter grant local wishes to children battling critical illnesses. The Trailblaze Challenge is an 18 mile hike along the scenic trail that participants will tackle all in one incredible day! This is a hike, not a race, and caters to all levels from novice to advanced outdoor enthusiasts. Trailblaze offers participants an opportunity for adventure, fun and fitness all while helping Make-A-Wish Orange County and the Inland Empire grant wishes for children with critical illnesses. More information to come, please contact Clarissa Morales at cmorales@ocie.wish.org or events@ocie.wish.org for more information or to get involved!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →American Heart Association Go Red For Women
Feb 200:18:18Tap to summarizeAired February 1, 2026: Guest: Betsy Hart is the President and Chief Executive, Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center, which is celebrating its 100-year anniversary. She is the 2026 Chair of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement and a Board Member of the American Heart Association. Betsy was a former cardiac nurse and understands the burden of cardiovascular disease in women. Friday, February 6, is National Wear Red Day, and February is Heart Month — a time when the American Heart Association reminds us that even though heart disease remains our leading health threat, there’s still so much we can do to protect our hearts. It’s also an important reminder that heart disease is not just an older person’s issue. It can happen at any age, which means everyone should be paying attention to their heart health. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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