Chicago, IL – Motorcycle enthusiast and Riders for Health Co-founder, Barry Coleman, will be on the radio in California on Wednesday, July 21, promoting Riders for Health and the ‘Day of Stars’. His interviews will be broadcast on KVEC, 920AM from San Luis Obispo, California at 3pm, Pacific time and at 3:30pm, Pacific time on KUHL, 1440AM, in Santa Maria, California. Both stations have “Listen Live” links on their websites to listen in. Riders for Health works to make sure that transportation is available to health care workers so that they can travel to remote villages to dispense vital medical care or take a patient to the hospital. This requires making sure that there are enough vehicles on hand when healthcare workers need them, and that they are being properly serviced by local vehicle technicians. As a result, the vehicles that are available last longer than they normally would if they were not being properly maintained. Barry and Riders Founder, Andrea Coleman, will also be present at the ‘Day of Stars’ on Thursday, July 22. This is an event where Riders for Health, which is the official charity of MotoGP, will join with Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey, California to provide a day where motorcycle enthusiasts are able to meet various motorcycle stars and bid on fantastic prizes during the live auction. To learn more about the Colemans and Riders for Health, visit their website at www.riders.org. To learn more about ‘Day of Stars’ go to www.dayofstars.org. Riders for Health is an international non-profit born out of the world of motorcycle racing. Its mission is to ensure that health workers in Africa have uninterrupted access to reliable transportation. They have put in place reliable preventive maintenance systems for two- and four-wheeled vehicles used in health care delivery, enabling health workers to reach 11 million people in rural Africa on a regular basis. Riders for Health is the official charity of MotoGP and motorcycle sport’s ruling body, the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM).