(DENVER, CO) In the world of talk radio, controversy is king with shows that are the most contentious often receiving the highest ratings and largest audience. Rachelle Disbennett-Lee, PhD, known as Coach Lee to her clients, and Coach Christen Resmo's hour-long radio show "Live The Day With Rachelle and Christen" on AM 760, KKZN wants to change that in the Denver market.

The show, which features interviews with interesting and often eclectic people focuses on living an empowered life without the drama and the controversy. Disbennett-Lee is an internationally known coach and innovator in the coaching community and only one of a handful of life coaches with a PhD in coaching.

The show has aired for 2 years, but recently moved to KKZN, AM 760. Live the Day Radio stands out from the other shows on talk radio because of its focus on empowerment and life solutions. "I believe the market is ready for talk radio shows that are more positive and have a proactive living focus," says Coach Lee.

Guests discuss what motivates and empowers them to attain their goals. Recent guests included bestselling author, Marci Shimoff, International speaking champion, Ed Tate, authors of "The Passion Test" Janet Attwood and Chris Attwood, and the SOB, Spunky Old Broad, Gayle Carson.

Coach Lee commented, "The show is aimed at offering a new vision of radio for Denver. My goal is to create a demand for positive programming." "Live The Day With Rachelle and Christen" airs Sunday mornings at 8:00 a.m. MT on AM 760 KKZN, and is simulcast on the KKZN website.

Visit the Live the Day Radio site at LiveTheDayRadio.com.

Coach Lee has written the first daybook in coaching "365 Days of Coaching: Because Life Happens Every Day." She is a contributing author to "A Guide to Getting it Self Esteem" and is often quoted in publications such as Woman's Day and USA Today. Coach Lee speaks internationally, and provides seminars on motivation and coaching.

For more information, log onto CoachLee.com or 365DaysOfCoaching.com.

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