``Show Me The Money!'' - Radio Program for Entrepreneurs, ``I'm There for You Baby,'' Presents Venture Experts to Advise Entrepreneurs Seeking Capital.

SAN DIEGO -- "I'm There for You Baby, The Entrepreneur's Guide to the Galaxy," a new radio show about entrepreneurship and taking control of your life, announces its program line-up for late September shows, which will be focused on raising money for your business. The radio program (Baby) debuted this summer on CA$H 1700 AM, a full-service finance talk-format radio station in San Diego and airs every Sunday from 3-4pm; it can also be downloaded as a podcast from both the CA$H and Baby websites. E[acute accent]"Show Me the Money!" is the theme for this month's shows, according to host Neil Senturia. "Most entrepreneurs are resource constrained at some point in the process..." says Senturia, "...and usually that primary resource is money. There are many ways to achieve financing and Baby is going to explore the various models from 'friends, family and fools' to big time venture capital." E[acute accent]Senturia and co-host Barbara Bry have invited money experts who have had experience on both the money-raising and start-up funding sides of the fence to give their insights and advice on air. The guests for the September 17 show include: Marco Thompson, managing director of Express Ventures and Ralph Mayer, president of San Diego Tech Coast Angels; and on September 24th: Leo Spiegel, managing partner, Mission Ventures. Senturia, who has raised over $100 million in his career and is currently president of Blackbird Ventures, will also discuss his own money raising experience. E[acute accent]Baby regularly features interviews with both successful and up-and-coming entrepreneurs. It includes weekly, witty and irreverent segments such as "The Donald Trump Watch (When is enough, enough?)", "Billionaire Update," "Crooks of the Week," and "I wish I had that idea" idea of the week. All shows are available on the Baby website, http://www.imthereforyoubaby.com/, and as a podcast, the Wednesday following airtime. E[acute accent]The September 10 show, which aired this past Sunday, is now available on the podcast. It features Dr. Paul Kedrosky, venture capitalist and executive director of the William J. von Liebig Center at UCSD, who addresses why women scientists have proportionately fewer patents than their male counterparts and how they can overcome that; Attorney Dan Hull, partner at Hull McGuire, advises that pesky clients demoralize employees and may be worth firing; and Andreas Roell, president, Geary Interactive, gives practical advice about search engine optimization. E[acute accent]Listeners are invited to participate on Baby by calling in to 866-888-BABY (2229) to ask questions, get advice or voice opinions. Listeners can also email questions to be read on the air: [e-mail]. The program streams live on 1700 AM's Website (www.cash1700.com) while Baby is on air.