I’ve interviewed many people in my very long career in journalism, but Jean Arnberg is one of the most memorable. Jean is one of the many women nominated by her loved ones as a Beautiful Women in the Beautiful Women project by Forum Communications Company.

Today, I sat down with Jean for an interview in her home where she told me about playing piano for North Dakota celebrities and what she’s always wanted her daughters to remember.

Make sure YOU nominate the Beautiful Women in your life today, they might be featured in an upcoming story!

How do you and your significant other communicate? Are you on the same page? How do you show your husband or wife that you love and appreciate them? Chris Linnares of “Happy Body/Hot Life” and SheSaysTV producer Tracy Briggs talk it over.

We continue our in-depth interviews with some of the Beautiful Women honored in the Beautiful Women project by Forum Communications

Today we revisit our first Beautiful Woman, Debbie Fowler. She tells us how she smiles through her struggles and introduces us to the best friend who nominated her.

There’s a reason you see politicians wearing red ties all the time. It’s the color of power! It’s vibrant and exciting! And every February it’s the color that reminds us to take care of our hearts!

Friday, February 3rd is national “Wear Red Day.” Women and men alike are asked to wear red to raise awareness that heart disease is the nation’s number one killer.

Joan Enderle of the North Dakota chapter of the American Heart Association was at West Acres mall today and she gave Tracy Briggs the details on how you can be a “Go Red” star!

Forum reporter John Lamb is a confirmed bachelor. So he was a little puzzled when we at She Says TV asked him to take part in a “Happy Body/Hot Life” discussion on what women really want. How was he going to know? But after a chat with Chris he’s up to speed as she gives him surefire, scientific tips on how to attract women. Let’s just hope he invites her to the wedding. Here’s a link to the Psychology Today article Chris talks about.

You might have read the stories of the women being honored in the Beautiful Women project from Forum Communications Company.
More than one hundred women have been nominated by their friends and family as “beautiful women” not because of what you see on the outside, but what they are on the inside. Some of these women have been featured in TV news and print news stories, but we’d like to bring you in-depth interviews with these women as well. For the next few weeks, Chris Linnares and Tracy Briggs will sit down with some of the women featured on the Beautiful Women website. Feel free to be inspired all over again.

First up, meet Alexia Stein.

It’s cold. You don’t want to go out to the movies. Why not stay home and dig through your old DVD’s (or maybe even VHS tapes) for a great old movie to watch? Maybe you’ve seen it so many times, you don’t really even need to sit down and watch it. You put in on for the background noise while you’re working on your computer or doing the dishes. I know that’s the way I often watch movies. And in these instances Chick Flicks fit the bill. Don’t get me wrong. I love a good action/adventure, drama or even horror movie. But for those movies you need to pay attention. It’s hard to plug in “Die Hard” and just casually watch. But with some of my favorite Chick Flicks, it’s about the dialogue. You can just listen and enjoy the greatness.

So today, I’ve decided to present you the 5 most watchable Chick Flicks – those movies I don’t seem to mind watching over and over again. They might not be the best movie, but they’re on hand. To help with the movie review, two of my favorite Areavoices bloggers: Jared and Cody from Movies in the Mancave.

Enjoy! And let me know what your top five might be!

Have we mentioned that Chris Linnares of “Happy Body/Hot Life” keeps those of us at She Says TV on our toes. You never know what she’s going to say. But you can bet we perked up when she sat down with producer Tracy Briggs to tell us about a surefire Brazilian secret for a long, passionate marriage.

Mary Edmister of Moorhead uses polymer clay to transform glass bottles that once held medicine for cancer patients into beautiful works of art.

While each bottle is unique, they are all marked with the word hope.

The Bottles of Hope program, which is being done at hospitals around the world, started at Sanford Roger Maris Cancer Center in Fargo in August.

Edmister and her friend, Adele Schumacher of Horace, N.D., who also decorates bottles for the program, have made about 400 bottles each so far.

“Each of the bottles goes to the person with a lot of hope and wishes for health and our thoughts and prayers,” Edmister said. “I hope people feel that when they get their bottle.”

Sanford’s embrace cancer survivorship program launched the Bottles of Hope program in Fargo and provides the supplies and equipment for the bottles.

Are you your own worst enemy? Or are your girlfriends? That’s the question Chris Linnares poses to She Says editor Mary Jo Hotzler this week. Are women hurting the feminist movement by fighting amongst themselves?