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2009-Aug-04
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Fantasy
enthusiasts recognize
Sandy Lender as
the author of the 2007 breakout novel, "Choices
Meant for Gods" and as a leader of workshops on
world-building and characterization. But
that's just only half the story... |
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2007-Dec-24
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Exclusive interview:
Clarence Reyneveld,
author of "Unlocking Galatians Again," takes us
on a journey back to early Christianity,
re-discovering life-changing truths and helping
us discover what it means to walk by faith in
the power of God's spirit. |
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2007-Nov-08
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Angela Posey-Arnold,
BSN, began her career in nursing in 1988.
She quickly found that the hectic days of
patient care and increasing corporate demands
can be overwhelming. Learn all about the
wonderful world of nursing administration from
today's interview and her book, "The Nightingale
Protocol." |
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2007-Oct-30
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Exclusive interview:
W. Ivan Wright,
author of "Black People: For Entertainment
Purposes Only," deals dramatically and
humorously with the many threads of the
African-American experience in his books.
Listen in as Ivan shares his views on race
relations in the 21st century, plus how he
weaves romance, suspense and violence into his
stories. |
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2007-Sep-20
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Exclusive interview:
Bradley Stewart
is the author of "Kayak Reef," a story about an
Inuit girl and protector of Arctic wildlife, who
meets a sailor from a passing ship that will
change her destiny. When she mysteriously
disappears from her village, her story becomes
legend. Find out more about her story,
plus an special underlying message, when Brad
visits with listeners in this lively interview. |
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2007-Sep-13
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Today
we'll be speaking with a couple local authors
from California. First up,
Elizabeth Ann Guevara
shares a very interesting - and true - story
about what happened to her on a business trip
and how she's still searching for the man who
stole her briefcase, as detailed in "Separated
by Dreams." Then,
Amy Koch Johnson
visits about her new comic collection, "Sister
May's Menagerie, Vol. 1," and what projects
await her - both in writing and in painting. |
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2007-Sep-05
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Exclusive interview:
Josh Fattig is
not just the illustrator of the Annie Books
Series (including "Experience Asperger's Syndrom"
and "Attention Deficits Through the Eyes of a
Child"), he has also been diagnosed with both AS
and ADD. Josh shares his insight and
personal experiences, helping raise awareness of
the disorders and shedding light on how people
(especially children) can help overcome these
disabilities. |
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2007-Aug-31
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Exclusive interview: Judith
Shahverdian, author of "The Amazing
Adventures of Captain Bootsie Bear and His
Fearless Crew," joins us for a delightful,
light-hearted conversation from Italy, as we
discuss her multimedia adventure which is
visually rich and graphically designed with a
child's imagination in mind. |
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2007-Aug-02
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First up
today, we speak with
Kim Pearson of
Primary Sources, whose mission in writing
"Making History: How to Remember, Record,
Interpret and Share the Events of Your Life" was
to help people tell and preserve their unique
stories. Then, do you remember the band
STYX? You won't want to miss our interview
with
Sterling Whitaker,
author of "The Grand Delusion: The Unauthorized
True Story of STYX." Next, we wrap up the
program with
Kris Krainock,
who shares his real-life experiences in
"Criticisms, Witticisms and More." |
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2007-Aug-01
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Exclusive interview:
Gloria Mallette
is the author of 9 titles. Hear all about
her journey from first-time author to where she
stands today, and learn about one of her most
fascinating stories yet, "Living, Breathing
Lies." |
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2007-Jul-05
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Today's
program features two wonderful authors.
First,
Christine Sandor
tackles the sensitive topic of mother-daughter
sexual abuse in her book, "Warming the Stone
Children." Then,
George E. Thompson
shares some insight into how his first book of
poetry, "Experience, Strength and Hope," came to
be. |
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2007-Jul-02
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Exclusive interview: Author
Bill Kramer
shares a rare look into the human side of the
world of scientific research. "Unexpected
Grace: Stories of Faith, Science and Altruism"
goes behind the scenes of four scientific
investigations on diverse aspects of the study
of unlimited love and offers uplifting portraits
of human beings struggling to understand and
improve the complex issues facing them. |
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2007-Jun-19
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Exclusive interview:
Juanita Pittman-Brown
joins the program to share her delightful poetry
and to explain her underlying messages.
Her first book, "Words in Bloom," includes
various writings over the last 48 years, and
we'll hear how her faith has influenced both her
writing and her life. |
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2007-May-31
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Exclusive interview:
Dr. Darryl Gopaul,
medical microbiologist and successful author,
joins the program from Canada to bring listeners
up-to-date on his recently-published books.
Since we last spoke with Dr. Gopaul in 2005, he
has published two new titles ("Around the World
on Three Underwear" and "Six Decades to
Wisdom... maybe"). |
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2006-Dec-04
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Special Edition: This week we speak
with special guest Irene Watson of
ReaderViews,
with helpful tips to any author hoping to
receive a review. But first,
Bill Russell
joins us from South Africa to introduce his first
novel, "The Sign of Omega: Awakening."
Also,
Jack Thomas
touches the lives of so many veterans with
"Coyote Jack Drawing Meaning from Life &
Vietnam: A Memoir." And
Janis Soucie,
shares her personal poetry and lyrics in "A
Breeze of Whispers." |
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2006-Nov-17
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Exclusive interview:
Rick Ritter
brings together the writings of more than two
dozen Vietnam-era veterans who have never before
had the chance to speak their peace. "Made
in America, Sold in the Nam" includes diaries,
essays and poems, all of which offer a unique
first-person perspective that will be
appreciated by veterans, their families and
historians. |
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2006-Nov-16
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Exclusive interview:
Rawlins Rhodes
shares what he discovered from the Razmar
writings. His books, "The Razmar
Chronicles," are written for those of us who
find ourselves in a spiritual journey, but who
do not know where to turn, for the answers to
many of our questions cannot be found in today's
traditional New Age and organized religious
teachings. |
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2006-Nov-13
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Exclusive interview:
Marta Hiatt, author of "Remembrances of Times
Past," takes listeners down a sentimental
journey of the 20th century. She'll give
us her opinion for some of the best (and worst)
inventions of the past century, plus we'll
discuss many of the changes we made as a society
(jobs, technology, culture, fashion and more!) |
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2006-Oct-20
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Exclusive interview: Award-winning
author, K.L. Nappier, tells us what she's been
up to lately. Regardless of how light or
dark her plots may be, she continually explores
how the human experience can lift us up, give us
hope and teach us how to keep moving on. |
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2006-Sep-27
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Today, we
speak with Cairo Styles. He has published
the first novel in a 2-part series entitled
"When Angry Shadows Are Heard." Edward
Southerland has chronicled a world familiar to
anyone who has shared the pace of small town
life in "Tall Cotton: The Cotton County
Chronicles." Renald Iacovelli shares a
story of business tragedy about actors and
theaters in his novel, "Breaking A Leg." |
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2006-Sep-18
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Exclusive interview:
Willy Gaspar, author of "Sacred Cosmic Marriage"
and "The Celestial Clock", joins the program to
discuss his discoveries and the upcoming Earth
Changes and Earth People Conference. We'll
discuss the correlation between astronomy, Greek
mythology and religion, plus several other
topics (including the importance of Venus, the
number 12, the Mayan Calendar, and much more!) |
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2006-Sep-11
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Exclusive interview: Author Rachelle Rogers
considers what would happen if Heloise and
Abelard, the tragic 12th century French lovers,
found their way back to each other today in her
book, "A Love Apart." Who might they be?
What might they remember? What might be
unresolved within them and between them?
Rogers tackles these and other fascinating
questions in today's interview. |
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2006-Sep-04
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Al N Saxon takes us on the journey of two young
lovers' lives in "A Bridge Between Two Worlds."
Then, from the UK, Lana shares her personal
story in "Escort, The Truth Story of a Modern
Day Courtesan." Leonard Schonberg talks
about Afghanistan and introduces his new book, "Morgen's
War." Seymour Harris relates the story of
Jews who lived in the Carpathian mountains over
100 years ago in "The Unconquered." |
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2006-Aug-30
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Exclusive interview: Karen Anderson of
DivineJourneys.net and owner/facilitator of
Divine Journeys Healing Arts Center in Somis,
California, shares her personal story and
experiences in a lively discussion about angels.
What is an angel? Does everyone have
angels around them? What is the difference
between an angel and an archangel? Tune in
and hear what Ms. Anderson believes. |
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2006-Aug-21
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Alexander Kirkwood takes us on a fictional - but
possible - war scenario in the Eastern
Mediterranean with "The Cyprus Event." Ann
Roulac provides a unique perspective to the
healthcare crisis with "Power, Passion &
Purpose: 7 Steps to Energizing Your Life."
UK author Trevor Timbs introduces us to "Salford
Sunrise," and Dr. Kosi Avotri talks about
Ghanaian polygamy in "Child of Polygamy." |
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2006-Aug-17
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Exclusive interview:
Adeyinka Makinde joins us from the United
Kingdom to discuss a boxing legend in his book,
"Dick Tiger: The Life and Times of a
Boxing Immortal." Dick Tiger was a
Nigerian world boxing champion at two weight
divisions in the 1960s until he tragically died
in 1971. He also became a national hero in
his native country (Nigeria). |
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2006-Aug-14
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Exclusive interview:
David Powell
recounts his personal experiences of combat
during the Vietnam War in his book, "My Tour in
Hell: A Marine's Battle with Combat
Trauma." Like many other veterans, Powell
suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
after returning home, but his is a story of
overcoming PTSD and building a better life. |
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2006-Aug-07
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Exclusive interview: Doug Crill
returns to introduce listeners to the
newly-released graphic novel, "Cry Wolf:
The Ghost of Sijan" in which Doug Crill and Dan
Frey blend an old school pulp comics feel with a
story set in the backdrop of 1920's Chicago
during prohibition and the height of organized
crime. |
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2006-Jul-31
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First up,
83-year-young Chester Aaron shares his
experiences with war and peace, marriage and
divorce, and so much more in "Symptoms of
Terminal Passion." Then, GJ Sydney joins
the program from the UK; she's put together a
lifetime of lessons in "But That's Another
Story." Drew Silver introduces us to her
new thriller trilogy, "The Vampire Within".
And we'll wrap things up with William Bowman
Piper, author of the children's book, "Giraffe
of Montana." |
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2006-Jul-24
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Exclusive interview: Gunnar Jensen,
author of "What If?," poses some very
provocative questions in today's program.
What if all our perception of the world we live
in is relative and can be changed by our own
efforts? What if there is life after
physical death? Tune in to hear a lively
discussion about these and other age-old
questions. |
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2006-Jul-03
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First,
Lesly Auerbach's "Fragments" transports readers
back in time thirty years of the life of Adam
Lewis, a self-professed screw-up, in a revealing
- and often painful - trip down Memory Lane.
Australian author Debbie Stevens talks about the
re-release of "A Piece of My Mind", sharing her
journey from the loss of her mother up to
present day. Bo Savino introduces "Reggie
& Ryssa and the Summer Camp of Faery", a
delightful tale of magic and faeries for the
young adult reader. |
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2006-Jun-26
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We start
this week's program by speaking with Case
Wagenvoord, author of the controversial - yet
humorous - "Open Letters to George W. Bush".
Then, Cindy Newsome shares the unique cultural
history of the small town where she grew up in "Hobbstown:
The Forgotten Legacy of a Unique
African-American Community." And joining
us from the United Kingdom is Keith Frobisher,
who takes us back to an era of Elizabethan
knights and world exploration in "Elizabethan
Hero". |
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2006-Jun-20
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Exclusive interview:
Thomas E. Despres
shares his personal story of moving from America
to Latin America for 10 years in his book, "The
Cultural Connection: An Expatriate in
Latin America." Anyone who is considering
doing business in Latin America should hear this
interview! |
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2006-Jun-05
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First up,
we hear from Robin Dobbins, author of "The Last
Dinosaur: An Unforgettable Love Story", who
explains that his book is about people - not
dinosaurs. Then, John Kearns talks with us
about his book, "The World" - a passionate,
multi-layered, poetic depiction of an artistic
soul's maturation. And we wrap things up
with Bob Avey, whose thriller "Twisted
Perception" keeps readers on the edge of their
seat. |
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2006-May-31
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Meet
authors David Silva and
Shawn Bent.
Silva's "Senior Moments" is a collection of
essays, meditations and stories that will both
inspire and help senior citizens through the
good times and difficult days that accompany the
aging process. Then, from Canada, Bent's
"Make Your Imagination Rich" teaches readers
about imagination and how it affects their outer
lives, while also emphasizing the importance of
inner health. |
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2006-May-29
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Exclusive interview: L. Diane Wolfe
returns to the program, introducing the 3rd
release in The Circle of Friends series,
"James". Diane tackles the dark and
uncomfortable subject of abuse and neglect in
this new book, which readers find to be an
emotionally engaging studio in coming to terms
with the past and finding inner peace. |
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2006-May-25
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Exclusive interview: Dr. Tolu Adeleye,
co-author of "Stay Sane Through Change", joins
the program to discuss practical tips on how to
manage different life transitions (including
everything from divorce to death of a loved one,
and from entering parenthood to retirement),
using Jesus Christ as a model. |
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2006-May-24
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Exclusive interview: Author
Natalie Houck
takes readers on an autobiographical journey
into the life of Greek god Hermes in "Herald".
What's unique about this book is that Hermes
tells the story of his own life and also gives
us a glance into the lives of several other
familiar figures in the world of Greek mythology
- all from his own, unique perspective. |
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2006-May-22
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Up first
is Pastor Kwame; join him for an in-depth
conversation about overcoming offenses and truly
forgiving those who have offended you.
Then, V. Anthony Rivers tells a story about the
consequence of decisions we make in "My Life Is
All I Have". David S. Grant's new novel,
"Corporate Porn", is an exciting take on the
world of business and sex... and the business of
sex. |
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2006-May-15
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This
week's show begins with Linda Kaye, the author
of "Sexy Love Affirmations", which is filled
with recipes for creating your soul mate or
improving an otherwise stale relationship into
something fresh and exciting. Next, E.G.
Parsons joins the program to introduce her
suspense/thriller "Captive Fear", keeping you on
the edge of your seat with a story about human
trafficking. And we wrap up with Pastor
Isola Oluwabusuyi, whose "Between the Snake and
the Snake" details his personal revelation and
how it has already touched so many peoples'
lives. |
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2006-Apr-10
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Meet
Deborah Lintz-Hill; her book, "The Proper Care
and Feeding of Your Soul", is a timeless work
for anyone who wants to understand their
spiritual purpose in life. All mothers
will want to hear from Frankie Jackson, Ph.D.,
who addresses an important subject to parents in
"Motivating Messages for Mothers of Teenage
Daughters". Then, think the risk of bird
flu is behind us? Think again -- Dr.
Grattan Woodson talks about the potential for a
pandemic virus in "The Bird Flu Preparedness
Planner." |
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2006-Mar-27
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Exclusive interview: Penny Crosson, a
licensed cosmetologist for 25 years, started by
providing hair and make-up services to her
clientele. She has taught corrective and
creative make-up techniques in classes at
vocational schools and to other professionals.
In 1996, she developed an interior decorating
business. A devout Christian, Penny's true
passion in life is to inspire women to discover
their own God-given inner beauty, and she
illustrates this message in her new book, "Daily
Make-Up with the Master". |
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2006-Mar-13
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Welcome
Paul Barker back to the program; his second book
"Life on Umbriel" is gaining fame about a
legendary 19th century outlaw who called British
Columbia home. Then, Christians and other
people everywhere love the biblically based
resolutions presented for everyday circumstances
in D'Andrea Cunningham's newly released
"Transparent: A Clear Understanding to Spiritual
Diagnosis." |
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2006-Mar-01
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Exclusive interview: Sarah Price joins
us to discuss her book, "Above Us Only Sky: A
View of 9/11 from the Spirit World," comprised
of what she claims are channeled messages from
victims of 9/11, as well as "spirit witnesses".
Sarah has spent more than twenty years studying
psychic phenomena and spirit communication,
while developing her own psychic abilities. |
