<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>> I have been bombarded with emails from people who missed the CNN interview with Rich Gannon last Friday. I apologize, but Live TV doesn't run perfectly according to schedule. The interview was scheduled for 7:30am Pacific Time, which is 10:30 am Eastern. I was at the studio with the Gannons, and wasn't looking at my watch, but believe the interview aired a few minutes early. In any event, you can see the transcript at the following URL: http://www.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0101/26/mn.15.html At the bottom of the webpage it says: To order a video of this transcript, please call 800-cnn-news or use OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com I think that Rich did an excellent job spreading our message, particularly since Danielle (his 3 year old daughter who has Celiac) was not a 100% willing participant that morning. We were sitting in the green room before the interview, and Danielle was cheerfully playing with her Blues Clues cards, and playing with a slinky. She was smiling and joking with her dad. About 2 minutes before we went into the studio, Rich and Danielle put on their T-Shirts "Gluten-Free....Got a problem with that?" which were donated by the Silly Yak T-Shirt Company. But once we entered the studio, it became readily apparent that Danielle would rather still be in bed, as she started yawning, and refused to wear the ear-piece the studio put in her ear. We didn't know if Danielle would be able to sit still for the interview, and we considered bribing her with a gluten-free cookie. Rich asked her to sit still for 2 minutes, and promised that Danielle could go home and see her older sister right after a "quick" interview. He told Danielle that she was about to be on TV, which is just about the time she really started fidgeting. Once the interview finally began, Rich was extremely composed, and he hit all of the message points we had discussed. He had to keep one arm around Danielle to keep her from running away, but nevertheless kept his cool. Big thanks to Friends of Celiac Disease Research for helping coordinate the interview (www.friendsofceliac.com) and to the University of Maryland Center for Celiac Research for helping develop the message points (www.celiaccenter.org). Right after the interview aired, we got lucky, and CNN SI agreed to do a follow-up interview right after the CNN LIVE interview. It's really too bad they didn't air the CNN SI interview, however, as it was actually better than the one that aired on CNN LIVE. I'm not sure how to get a copy of the CNN Si interview. In the future, the Gannons will continue spreading the word about Celiac Disease. Regards, Bryan Van Noy Gluten Solutions www.glutensolutions.com