Former Fox News Channel Host, Gretchen Carlson, To Guest On Change Your Attitude … Change Your Life
Gretchen Carlson discusses how women can reclaim their power against injustice and abuse.
- New York, NY (1888PressRelease) January 08, 2018 - It seems like every day we hear a new story about sexual harassment. What was once whispered in back corners at work is now making headline news. More and more women today are being empowered to share their story, say enough, and take back their power.
Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox News Channel host, decided to speak up about sexual harassment in the workplace and has become a face of this prominent issue.
Carlson guests on Change Your Attitude…Change Your Life (CYACYL), January 14, to discuss how women can reclaim their power against injustice and abuse. The show airs 12:30 am ET on New York’s WOR 710 AM radio and iHeartRadio. Once broadcast, the show is available for on demand access at www.cyacyl.com.
According to CYACYL host, Joan Herrmann, Gretchen’s brave and public stand against sexual abuse has opened the door for women to fight back. She has exposed an epidemic and teaches us how to end it.”
Carlson has become a face of this prominent issue and was recently recognized as one of Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2017. She is the author of the new book, Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back!
Change Your Attitude...Change Your Life is hosted by Joan Herrmann, an author, publisher, and motivational speaker. Herrmann publishes a free monthly digital magazine for the show, Change Your Attitude...Change Your Life: 24/seven, which can be delivered by email to subscribers or read at the site www.cyacyl.com.
WOR, owned by Clear Channel Media and Entertainment, is New York's oldest radio station and one of the country's top rated talk stations. With 243 million monthly listeners in the U.S., Clear Channel Media and Entertainment has the largest reach of any radio or television outlet in America. WOR is available on iHeartRadio and at wor710.com.
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