Get ready Los Angeles because there may be 2,000 students that have a better idea as to what healthy living is all about after tomorrow morning’s field trip to the California Science Center in Exposition Park.

KJLH radio will be broadcasting live from under the Robert H. Lorsch Pavilion increasing the awareness of the kids access to this event and to the exhibit which provides an inside look into the effects of unhealthy and completely preventable behaviors that result in shorter lives and long-term medical conditions such as Type-2 diabetes, heart disease, depression and other chronic illnesses. Race with Purpose team members complete endurance events while raising funds for the Robert H. Lorsch Foundation and this is yet another example of the commitment of the Lorsch Foundation to the betterment of our children and the amazing impact that can be achieved through innovation, collaboration and a shared vision for a future that is filled with healthy, active and educated children and adults.

Listen to the KJLH Promo here:kjlh_largefieldtrip_bw3la

Tomorrow morning KJLH radio will be broadcasting live at the Science Center for LA’s Largest Field Trip - an event coordinated to share the BODY WORLDS 3 community tickets. Nearly 2,000 students will be here to see BODY WORLDS 3 and the KJLH on-air radio personalities.

The KJLH mobile will be stationed in front of Lorsch Pavilion. The Lorsch Pavilion is the entry gateway into the California Science Center and is passed by thousands of runners during the Los Angeles Marathon.

CSC’s very own Jeff Rudolph will be interviewed on the air by DJ Guy Black at 6:20 a.m. to welcome everyone. There will also be a program for these students in the IMAX Theater, featuring a Galaxy player and the on-air personalities in shifts from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

The promo that has been playing hourly for the last two weeks and here is the announcement on their website http://www.kjlhradio.com/

They have been generating a lot of excitement for BODY WORLDS 3 in their morning drive-time programs, including going through the catalogue and giving details on their favorite parts of the exhibit. If you are an early bird tune in tomorrow!