Media outlets starting with C
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CCH ReaderUnited States of America
Provides information and resources on health and healing for lay leaders and clergy.
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CCha Ching QueenUnited States of America
This blog provides practical and easy ways to save and make money by using coupons, freebies, giveaways, deals, tips and reviews. Also discusses recipes, exercise, and healthy lifetsyle tips from the perspective of a breast cancer survivor.
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CChabad.orgUnited States of America
Editorial covers Judaism. Serves as a resource for Jews around the world offering insight into their faith and religion. Coverage includes Jewish customs, traditions, holidays and history. The site also serves as a flagship website for the Chabad-Lubavitch movement. According to Google Analytics, the site receives roughly 2.6 million unique monthly visitors. Sections include Society & Living, Lifecycles, Holidays, Jewish Practice, Ideas & Beliefs, Spirituality, Parshah and Library.
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CChaching on a ShoestringUnited States of America
Welcome! I’m Kaley. So glad you found us here at Cha-Ching on a Shoestring. I started this blog in 2009 after my husband was laid off from work. I wanted to teach others how to live large on a limited budget as unemployment had taught me.
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CChad & Leslye In the Morning - WMGF-FMUnited States of America
Show features the "Brain Buster," "Pick Me Up Song of the Day," "Wheel of Fun and Games," "Big Health Story" and the "Pet Parade."
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CChad Dukes Vs. The World - WJFK-FMUnited States of America
Chad Dukes vs. The World can be heard weekdays from 2:00-6:30 p.m. on WJFK-FM. It bring listeners the Hosts perspective on the latest in sports news.
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CChad Hartman - WCCO-AMUnited States of America
Chad Hartman presents the day's local and national news items and provides commentary. News topics on the show may be serious or ridiculous as well as anything in between. The show debuted on May 17, 2010.
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CChad, NormanUnited States of America
He writes a weekly sports-based syndicated column called Couch Slouch. Each column closes with the feature Ask the Slouch; if a reader's question is selected, the reader wins $1.25 in cash. "Pay the man, Shirley," is frequently cited as a response to readers who have fulfilled the comedy quotient for their particular question. His column has become infamous for many references to his ex-wives and his strong dislike of what he terms "showboating in poker." Media outlets contributed to: Charleston (WV) Gazette, Chicago Sun-Times, Indianapolis Star, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Plain Dealer in Cleveland, The Washington (D.C.) Post.
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