Perspectives on Domestic Violence – A PodJockey Documentary by Dr. Renée Kohanski

Liz Claiborne, Inc. and TALKERS magazine presented their sixth annual radio row designed to raise public consciousness about domestic violence. Titled “It’s Time to Talk Day,” the ambitious event was held on December 3, 2009 at the midtown Manhattan fashion showroom at Liz Claiborne’s corporate headquarters. The event consisted of more than 20 radio talk show hosts and new media journalists gathered to interview a daylong parade of public officials, celebrities, victims, and experts recruited to discuss domestic violence.

Dr. Renée Kohanski, a noted forensic psychiatrist and talk broadcaster, participated as a representative of PodJockey and the Talk Radio news Service. The following podcast documentary is a comprehensive overview of Dr. Kohanski’s interviews conducted throughout that day.

Along with the statements of respected professionals, Dr. Kohanski offers her own insights into the insidious societal plague that is domestic violence.

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Perspectives on Domestic Violence – A PodJockey Documentary by Dr. Renée Kohanski

Liz Claiborne, Inc. and TALKERS magazine presented their sixth annual radio row designed to raise public consciousness about domestic violence. Titled “It’s Time to Talk Day,” the ambitious event was held on December 3, 2009 at the midtown Manhattan fashion showroom at Liz Claiborne’s corporate headquarters. The event consisted of more than 20 radio talk show hosts and new media journalists gathered to interview a daylong parade of public officials, celebrities, victims, and experts recruited to discuss domestic violence.

Dr. Renée Kohanski, a noted forensic psychiatrist and talk broadcaster, participated as a representative of PodJockey and the Talk Radio news Service. The following podcast documentary is a comprehensive overview of Dr. Kohanski’s interviews conducted throughout that day.

Along with the statements of respected professionals, Dr. Kohanski offers her own insights into the insidious societal plague that is domestic violence.

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