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Today's guest is Ryan W. Keyser, author of the novels "Surfwater" and "Lanessa", who finds inspiration for many aspects of his life from his training in mixed martial arts.

John Shekleton is a former Jesuit and author of "A Jesuit Tale" and "Father Tierney Stumbles", both fictional novels written in a contemporary Catholic setting.

Dave Fugett recently launched a crowdfunding campaign on indiegogo, seeking to raise enough money in donations to fund his first feature film, "The Hike."  Dave tells us all about his film and his fundraising process.

Laurie Roper talks about her fantasy adventure, "Travels to the Sixth Dimension: A Journey Through Hyper-Space," for gifted and free-thinking tweens and teens.

Today's guest is Ardiana Bani Cohn, college instructor, life coach, speaker and author of "Secret Beyond the Secret," in which she answers the question: Is life a bunch of events predetermined by destiny, or is life based on the consequences of our own decisions?

Professor Gerald Pollack of the University of Washington has just released his book, entitled "The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid and Vapor."  Reviews have been nothing short of amazing, and his discoveries may have practical applications, too.

Steve Carney of endsicknessnow.com has spent 20 years studying health, nutrition and disease prevention, overcoming many of his own health problems.  In today's show, Steve shares 5 secrets to living a long, healthy and happy life.

Dianne Collins, award-winning author of the highly acclaimed bestseller, "Do You QuantumThink? New Thinking That Will Rock Your World," shares a critical discovery she made about what shapes our thinking and how we can create a conscious relationship with our thoughts to feel more peaceful and confident in what we do.

Rick Dalrymple, Senior Risk Consultant at IOA Risk Services and author of "Accidents Waiting to Happen," addresses questions about workers compensation insurance and protecting corporate profitability.

Brett Perlman, Co-Founder and Managing Member of Preferred Market Solutions, talks about cutting-edge customer retention and loyalty marketing tools for industries as diverse as retail, automotive, hospitality, healthcare, education and entertainment.

Today, we welcomed back Jeff Baker of Canine Caviar, to discuss the benefits of alkaline-based dog food.  Their True Holistic diets can settle digestive upsets, reduce itching, scratching, shedding and hotspots, while addressing other long-term health issues.

Olivia deBelle Byrd shares insight into her first collection of humorous essays, "Miss Hildreth Wore Brown - Anecdotes of a Southern Belle," the genesis of which has been Olivia's love of storytelling, the Deep South, and her community.

S.L. Holliday is the author of "My Identity Christ-Is: Stay in the Game," where she uses writing to teach children the Word of God in a way they can understand.

Success coach and motivational speaker, Rene Reyes, talks about the importance of good communication for business executives and would-be entrepreneurs.  Her programs include "Perfect in My Imperfections" and a number of success retreats.

Today's guest is Alessandra Gelmi, national award winning author of the novel "Who's Afraid of Red", who has also written for three national daily newspapers and dozens of magazines and is a former member of the White House Correspondents' Association.

Russell Proctor returns to the program, as his second novel ("Plato's Cave") is now available in paperback.  Proctor is a committed skeptic and futurist, and his life-long interest in science and astronomy has inspired him to satirize the quest for our understanding of existence.

Attention: Rosacea sufferers and everyone with a skin disorder:  Today's guest is Den Loren, author of "I Am 100% Rosacea Free," who shares her ground breaking journey towards finding a cure for this disease.

Western author David Golden shares insight into his on-going saga around the early 1890s, full of mystery, suspense, drama and light romance.

Small business success expert, John Burch, discussed the seven common small-business mistakes to avoid before launching a new business.  Burch has helped grow more than 1000 small businesses and tripled profits for Santa Monica based Cross Fit L.A.

Today we welcomed back Jay Nadeau, founder and editor-in-chief of Bitingduck Press, whose goal is to serve scientists and geeks of all games, publishing books that may not find a home elsewhere: fiction about science, narrative non-fiction and wacky YA.

Andreas Voniatis, director of Alchemy Viral (an international link outreach company based in London), returned to the program to tell us about "machine learning" and how it can be applied to search engine optimization (SEO).

Ruth Tick, director of the Florida Association of Legal Document Preparers, brought us up-to-date on their rapid membership growth and launch of the new NALDP site - Nationwide Alliance of Legal Document Preparers.

Frank R. Southers is author of the intriguing new courtroom drama, "The Grievance Committee - Book One," which offers an inside look into the world of the Texas Grievance Committee and incorporates some of Southers' own experience inside the system.

Millicent Gappell, author of "The Art of Myths and Music," talks about timeless themes of love, passion, tragedy, heroism and power among the Greek gods and goddesses, illustrated with breathtaking images of glass art pieces from her mythology collection.

Today's guest is John M. Spagnoli, author of "Shadowed Soul," dedicated to raising awareness about depression.  This book is the first in a fictionalized series that includes researched cases of manic-depressives who beat and some of his own experiences.

Writer, physician, inventor, talk show host and entrepreneur, Dr. John Stagl, empowers others through his book, "Stop the Rain Dance."  We discussed some of the practical tools he provides to achieve a balanced and rewarding life.

Today's special guest is singer-songwriter, Dwight Townsend, who sings both original and popular favorites with a rich baritone voice.  Dwight shares his music and inspirations, as we re-live some of the music from the golden age of yesteryear.

Daniel Ottalini writes alternate history and steampunk novels.  His first book, "Brass Legionnaire," is a finalist for the Electronic Publishing Industry Coalition's eBook awards, and his second novel, "Copper Centurion", comes out in the spring of 2013.

Business and technology expert, James Foxall (president of Tigerpaw Software), brought listeners up-to-date on mobility and how using this technology can empower employees and increase profitability and efficiency.

Armineh Helen Ohanian tells us about her true life journey, born and raised as an Armenian woman in Iran, then living in the four corners of the world with her family.  Her new book, "The Apple Tree Blossoms in the Fall" offers a unique insight into Iran, Islam, Armenian culture, and the fascinating life of a jet setting woman.

Donna Gormly shares the story of her first novel, "The Tysen Hotel," about a family's fight for love and faith against greed, lust, and a preacher's damnation in a small Ozark town.

Wallace Provost introduced his first full length novel, "The Moon is Not for Sale," where the story is fiction... but the science is real!  The story is an adventure, but the vivid descriptions actually let you experience what it would be like living on the moon.

Today's guest is Omni, author of "Decoding the Mind of God."  She explained the laws of the universe and how important our thoughts are.  She also discussed how disease, death, spirituality and sexuality are all integrated - even the Sacred Alphabet and numerology.

Raymond Gerson, author of "Achieve College Success: Learn How in 20 Hours or Less" discussed the biggest problems with our current education system and what schools need to do to prepare students for the 21st century job market.

Nova Scotia-based editorial consultant, Jon Peirce, shares his approach to editing and memoir writing.  Peirce is also the author of Canadian Industrial Relations, and has had over 200 articles published in leading newspapers across Canada.

What lengths would the Vatican go to suppress the origins of their faith?  Writer, producer and literary manager, Dr. Kenneth Atchity, introduces his new novel, "The Messiah Matrix," filled with allusions to Latin literature and mythology.

Elizabeth Avery of SoloTrekker4U.com discusses options (including luxury options and discounted rates) for individual travelers, including business professionals, family members on separate trips and anyone else traveling alone for work or leisure.

Laura Venecia Rodriguez, author of "Yoga at Home: Gain Energy, Flexibility, and Serenity in 20-30 Minutes a Day," shares easy-to-follow tips and techniques on how to stretch away tension and stress, lifting your spirit with a gentle home yoga practice.

Scot Runyan, Director of Business Growth and Development at Branding Made Simple, shares tips that help businesses keep up with the revolutionary trends impacting small business marketing today.

Today's topic is keeping your body's internal clock in synch with nature's clock, and to shed some light on this subject, we invited Yale Landsberg, Founder of The Better Tymes Project, to shine some light on what can happen when those clocks are out of sync.

Today's guest is Charlene Wexler, author of the award-winning "Murder on Skid Row" and "Milk and Oranges" books.

Today's guest is Marvin Rubinstein, author of "To The Ramparts".  He shared his views on religion and how it has interfered with scientific development over the millenia.

Toine Knipping, author of "Mind Your Business: Thoughts for Entrepreneurs", offers critical advicel for entrepreneurs and business executives who want to successfully balance their personal and professional lives for a more rewarding experience.

Charles G. Irion talks about the Summit Murder Mystery series, set against the backdrop of the world's highest and deadliest mountains on each of the world's seven continents.

New York Times best-selling author, Charles Sailor, joined our program to bring us up-to-date on his new suspense thriller, "The Man Who Rode The Tiger".  Sailor's first novel ("The Second Son") sold over 1.2 million copies, and his new book is selling fast, too!

If you love poetry, you'll love today's guest.  Irwin Shishko's recent collection is warmly titled "Love Calls and Roundelays," which combines poems with photos that enhance one another.  We also asked him to recite a few of his favorite poems for our listeners.

Dr. H.R. Gillespie is the author of "The Religion Conundrum: One Man's Thoughts".  He believe religion has become a dangerous tool to manipulate our minds, and if we continue down this path, it could lead to the annihilation of the human race.  We asked him to elaborate on his concerns.

Mike Jay has been a professional business and executive coach for 25 years.  Today, we asked him about his forthcoming book, "@F-L-O-W - How To Find It, Design It and Use It To Create Happiness and Success" and to give us some examples of rewriting Blank Slate thoughts into something much more powerful.

Joining our program from London, England, is Steve Garelick of Central Chauffeur.  They operate one of the UK's most successful limo hire livery services. open 24/7 and serving students, businesses and tourists.

Kam Kaminske, author and creator of Kalvin the Kamel, tells us about her new novelette, "The Magician's Secret," which may also become a movie.  Kam also tells us about her advocacy group, Camel Power Now.

Jennifer-Crystal Johnson is the owner and founder of Broken Publications, an independent book publishing company focusing on new writers and poets, by providing freelance services of editing, eBook conversion, writing and consulting.

Today's guest is Gail Golden, MBA, Ph.D., Principal of Gail Golden Consulting, LLC, an expert in helping businesses build better leaders by providing in-depth assessments and coaching.  She and her team help organizations build team effectiveness, develop future leaders, and manage the increasing pace of change businesses face today.

Marjan Ghara (Founder and CEO of BiblioNasium) shared how her website helps kids fall in love with reading, offering an online community where kids flex their reading muscles.

Today's guest is Rick Highsmith, President of Quality Team Building, who explains the concept of "team building", what types of activities are available, and how to find the right martner to make it successful.

Dr. Prasanna Chandrasekhar is the author of "NAVLIPI", a new universal script (alphabet) accommodating the phonemic idiosyncrasies of all the world's languages.

Today's guest is Jeff Baker, co-founder of Canine Caviar, provider of the only alkaline-based dog food in the USA.  Their flash-cooking process maintains nutritional integrity, and their true holistic diets quickly settle digestive upsets, reduce itching and shedding, while addressing health concerns like kidney disease, heart disease and cancer.

Financial guru and president/founder of Carolina Piedmont Capital, Stuart Anderson provides an overview of the healthcare financing markets and options individual practitioners and small practices have for funding their operations.

Harlan Hansen, Professor Emeritus at the University of Minnesota and author of "16 Ways to Fix (or we'll never fix) Public Education", identifies key problems that need to be solved in our education system.

Numerologist Donetta Huffman authored the Semi-Circle Numerology Cards.  She tells us how the cards can be used and what all can be done with them.  Donetta also teaches numerology classes, coaches clients and provides personal and phone readings.

Distressed real estate expert, Toni Patillo answers questions about distressed properties, pre-foreclosures, short sales, probates, trusts, bankruptcy and divorce.  Homeowners have many alternatives to foreclosures, and Toni is the expert at providing options.

Andreas Voniatis, managing director of Alchemy Viral, has worked with search engines since 2003, and in today's program he shares tips and insight into successful web search optimization.

Today's guest is Carolyn Brennan, a Registered Pharmacist in England who gave up her career at age 48 when she realized there was a growing demand for models in her age group, the baby boom generation.

Dr. Alicia Rocco, Founder and President of Journey to Botanicals, shared how natural health products (essences) can help in fighting stress.

Stalking, burglary, ambush, shootings and a high speed car chase are just part of the action in Reynold Conger's thriller, "Chased Across Australia."  Listen and hear more about the terrorism plot that takes us from New Mexico to Australia.

In "The Real American Gigolo," author Geoff Hampton tells his true story, in which he considers himself just an average man that ended up living the life that ever man has dreamt of!

Charlie Hudson is a retired Army Officer and Desert Storm veteran, who is now a freelance writer.  Her novels are usually written for entertainment, but "Your Room at the End" carries a powerful message for anyone tackling aging, mental decline or death of a loved one.

Today's guest is Alan Kessler, author of "A Satan Carol," a horror story with a message for those who want to understand God's apparent absence at the intersection of freewill and choice, with religious themes written for the secular reader.

Working as a father and son team, Landen and Lance Sanders have produced the fun and imaginative "Duckie Goosie" children's books.  Landen is just 5 years old and is also a busy model and actor, appearing in local and national print and TV ads.

William Ellis is Executive Director of the Board of Pharmacy Specialists, whose mission is to improve patient care through recognition and promotion of specialized training, knowledge and skills in pharmacy and specialty board certification of pharmacists.

Bill Driscoll of DeTech tells us about his smoke alarm business and how they offer deserving people a chance to own their own business, with no franchise fees and virtually no financial risk.

Today's guest is expert jewelry designer, Barbara Garwood, whose jewelry has been sold through catalogs such as National Geographic, Smithsonian and Ross-Simons... and whose merchandise was included in the 2011 Academy Awards gift suite.

Zaid Salman has designed and laid out a unique book, "SurrealScapes: Body Art and Creative Photography" which uses image projection techniques onto live models, a process he calls "lightpaintings."  He's also accepting funding donations via Kickstarter. 

Social entrepreneur Jeff Brown, who is author of "The Kids' Guide to Business" and "Strategies for Parenting - The Road to Independence" tells us how to get started in developing successful parenting strategies.

Teacher and first-time author, Marc Waldman talks about "Mighty Mac," teaching empowerment and pushing the limits of what is truly possible.  This is a must-read for middle schoolers and anyone else facing adversity.

Ruth Tick, Director of the Florida Association of Legal Document Preparers, tell us how their association helps self-represented consumers access their legal system.

Today's guest is Anne Trager, founder of Le French Book, a digital-first publisher that brings France's best crime fiction, thrillers, novels, short stories, and non-fiction to new readers across the English-speaking world.

SEO expert and President/CEO of Searchen Networks, John Colascione answers questions about SEO and how it can be used to grow any business via the web.  He is also author of "Mastering Your Website: The Insider's Guide to Fully Understanding Your Website, Search Engine Optimization and Building Your Brand."

G. William Molt shared a real-life ghost story and how it became the basis for his book, "The Illumination of Natalia."

Jim Miller, co-founder of Global Mission for Children, talks about their Christian ministry which is dedicated to helping eradicate poverty, hunger, death and disease in the porrest countries of the world.

Cate Vincent's story is an inspiration for anyone!  One day, her iPhone slipped from her hands and she invisioned a handle to keep it safe and secure next time.  Four weeks later, she was sitting in a glass conference room at Apple headquarters in California. 

Today's guest is Susan Zeidler, award-winning Reuters journalist and member of the SCBWI and IWOSC.  Her newest book, "Flying Through Music," shares the strong connection between musicians and air disasters.

Dorinne Davis is the President and Founder of The Davis Center, considered the world's premier sound therapy center.  She is also the author of 5 books, including her current best seller "The Cycle of Sound: A Missing Energetic Link".

Michael Hearon, VP at University of Phoenix, shares timely advice and insight for people who are considering committing the time and money required to earn a college degree.

David McCall of Double Letter Innovations (DLI) has created PokerDice, an iPhone poker app that combines the best of poker and Yahtzee.

Today's guest is CC Lindh, author of "Oceana: A Love Story" and ocean and sea life advocate.  Her novella is published in aqua blue ink, giving the reader the effect of the ocean while reading the text.

Naren Arulrajah is a "serial entrepreneur," whose Ekwa Marketing company grew over 300% last year.  They help doctors in a single area or niche crush their competition in terms of search engine placement (SEO) and online reputation.

Kimball Carr is the brainchild behind the documentary series, "Left, Right & You."  As the director, writer, producer and host, he examines the two-party political system in America, and he joins us today to talk about the documentary.

Melvin Abercrombie, retired Baptist preacher and author of 3 books including "Heaven Right Now," shares his views on religion and the feminine side of God.

Dr. Herb Ross is improving men's and women's health one app at a time.  He is the author of "Sleep Disorders" and the developer of two apps: Kegel Aerobics (which end incontinence and enhance sexual desire) and Prostate Aerobics (offering prostate cancer support, end impotence, increase sexual desire & stops frequent trips to the bathroom.)

Today's guest is Susan S. Freeman, Founder of Step Up Leader and author of "Step Up Now: 21 Powerful Principles for People Who Influence Others."  As an executive success strategiest and accredited coach, Susan helps entrepreneurial leaders break through their barriers and achieve extraordinary professional and personal results.

Yes, the American Dream is still alive!  Home finance expert and Director of Retail Lending for TD Bank, Malcolm Hollensteiner, offered his insight into the state of the real estate market and how potential homebuyers can qualify for a mortgage.

Mark Evans' "Spiriti Demonicia" may be the next Harry Potter or Twilight.  So, we asked him about his story of dragons, swords, sorcerers, vampires, werewolves... and angels.

Family vacation expert, Jill Martin, joined today's program and showed how there's still time to plan the perfect late-summer beach vacation to Florida or other destinations.

Jim B. Pulley shares the tragic true story of his mother's abuse and murder in his book, "Love, Loneliness, Abuse and Murder."

Dan Palmer of ElanVeda talks about the benefits derived from an Ayurveda-enhanced lifestyle.  ElanVeda markets products that maintain balance and promote personal vitality.

Author, teacher and contractor Kenneth Williams, Sr., tells how his book, "Applying Mathematics to Construction, Carpentry Mathematics and Estimating," helps diminish the need for cumbersome measuring devices and calculators.

Today's guest is Michael John McCann, author and creator of "PurpleUmpkin and the Murples," the critically-acclaimed book with cross-cultural appeal for both children and parents.

Michael Stephen was a member of the British Parliament and a member of its Committee on the Environment.  Now, he is Chairman of Symphony Environmental, and we discussed a key environmental technology they have introduced (oxo-biodegradable plastic).

Eric Wilder is the author of 6 novels, including the French Quarter Mystery Series and 3 regional cookbooks.  His newest novel is "City of Spirits," a sequel to "Big Easy."

Dean Schaffer, Editor in Chief at Allvoices.com, introduces listeners to their platform that provides ordinary people with an opportunity to share their views, reach millions globally, and potential even earn a little money.

Mona Delfino (author of "The Sacred Language of the Human Body") is a dedicated Medical Intuitive, Vibrational Healer.  As a born Shaman, she studied with Indigenous healers to increase her knowledge and help more people understand their healing process.

Cat Needham shares her very humorous and entertaining story of how she went from being a cat-loving neurotic... to New Dog Owner, coping with a crazy pup... to proud owner of an obedient dog.  Her book is "Shepherd Girl: A Dog Story."

Deborah Williams, author of "Her Name Was Beauty," discusses the struggles multiracial children face and the complexities with cultural blending.

Today's guest is Arkady Milgram, owner of Milgram Financial Strategists.  We talked about planning one's financial future and Arkady's two rules:  first, challenge everything including conventional wisdom; second, always view the entirety of one's assets together.

Trevor Roberts, the senior consultant at Dolphin Hypnotherapy & Psychotherapy Practice in the UK, answers questions about therapeutic hypnosis.  Following the recent launch of OnlineCounselingFast.com, he is now available to assist patients worldwide.

Dr. Beth Gineris specializes in Life Coaching and parenting skills training, and her book "Turning NO to ON" is about the process of moving your child (and yourself) from a stopped, obstructive place to one of motivation, interest and participation.

Today's guest is Peter Bradbury, who has been a butler in both the UK and USA, working in mansions for the wealthy and titled.  He's been asked many times what life was like as a butler, and his first novel "Stonebridge Manor" depicts some of those stories.

Michelle Locke is the creator of an innovative dance therapy, Wu Tao, which means the dancing way.  Wu Tao is based on Chinese Medicine principles and simiilar to yoga or tai chi, it works to balance the flow of life force energy or chi.

Steve Lockhart, an SLM practitioner since 1988 and who has worked closely with many of Australia's elite athletes along with thousands of everyday chronic back pain suffers, answers questions about the treatment of chronic back pain and sciatica.

Jay Nadeau introduces Bitingduck Press, a new e-publisher that recently merged with the first publisher of electronic books on the web.  Jay also shares advice for new authors.

Amona, a meditation and Feldenkrais instructor and organizer of the I.M.U. Meditation Center Chicago, answers questions about The Feldenkrais, Bhashkar Perinchery and upcoming events and classes at I.M.U.

Tim Chiu of Core Solutions details the importance of an effective supply chain for businesses in the retail industry.

Today's guest was musician, singer and songwriter, Cabot Barden.  We talked about his first book, "It's The Bass Player," that includes many real-life adventures of his band.

Terry Forsey of Terry Forsey Consulting highlights ways smaller managed software companies can improve sales and grow their businesses in today's challenging economy.

Today's guest is Frank Goley of ABC Business Consulting, who shares critical tips on what businesses should - and should not - do in a poor economy.  Should businesses stick with fundamentals?  Why is a business plan important?  What about marketing in lean times?

Are you ready to feel awesome and remove the effects of negativity from your life?  Today's guest is Elaine Love, author of "Emotional Ice Water," and she shares tips from her book to overcome the bone-chilling words and events we encounter every day.

Tigerpaw Software president, James Foxall, discusses the benefits of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Professional Services Automation (PSA) software.  These tools save time and money by streamlining processes and allowing businesses to more effective organize, automate and track information.

Estate planning and probate expert, Antoinette Bone of the Law Office of Antoinette Bone, answers important questions about estate planning.  How does it control important financial and medical decisions, even when you are sick or disabled?

Today's guest is Lauren Santaniello, author of "Death of Ignorance," the first book in her trilogy that offers the reader a perfect combination of fantasy and mythology.  In fact, there is already some discussion about developing Lauren's series into a movie.

Darius Allen, author of "From Athletics to Business," shares insight into why so many successful athletes seem to end in financial ruin.  Darius points out some seemingly basic things athletes could do to make the transition to a more successful future.

Matthew Weidner answered questions about the 49 State Attorney General Settlement Agreement, its unprecedented deal with what he calls "financial terrorists," and its long-term consequences for our nation.

Cheryl McNeil of GC Learning Services LLC explained why organizations should focus on employee training to remain competitive, and how e-learning and online instruction can benefit any size organization.

Terry Forsey of Terry Forsey Consulting offered tips for how small businesses can sell to larger business, establish credibility, and engage with potential customers, in the absence of an established brand by harnessing web marketing, email marketing and social marketing tools.

Today's guest was Karen Mueller Bryson, hose "Short on Time Books" are fast-paced and fun novels for readers on the go.  These stories can be completed in one setting, making them perfect for the beach or the bathtub!

Deborah Bowers, author of "The Circle of Love," discussed relationships and some of the things people do that slowly chip away at them, leading to a breakdown.

Julie Morgan of PR Guru shares tips on how a small business owner with a limited budget can get free media coverage, by using DIY PR, a quality media contact list, and knowing the ins and outs of media release writing.

According to the CDC, 1 in 110 children have an autism spectrum disorder.  Victoria Marin, author of "Aiden's Waltz," shares her son's experience and how he overcame the physical, emotional and social challenges of his disability through the art of ballroom dancing.

Chris Lucas, author of "The Actor's Detective Guide to Writing Letters to Celebrities," shares tips for those who want to write fan letters to their favorite stars, ask for autographs or request items for a charity auction or raffle.

David Currie and Donald Wilson of Province Mortgage Associates are today's guests.  Each has more than 15 years experience in the mortgage industry, sharing their thoughts about HARP 2.0 and the housing market for the remainder of 2012.

Ken Greenberg of EdgeWise sheds light on the corporate content explosion and how organizations make sure their "written voice" is heard above the rest, with compelling prose, a strategic message and a consistent output.

Welcome Charles Ecker of the C.R. Ecker Band!  We spoke about the band's title song from their first album, "Bushwacked (Bewildered, Beat-up Bad and Broke) and how it came to be.

Neil Griffen, author of "From Science to Spirituality," explains how science and religion can not only co-exist, but they both have an important role in understanding our lives and the universe.

Laura Mayer, author of the memoir "Unlocking the Invisible Child," offers hope and inspiration to those seeking self-healing when mainstream medicine and treatments fail.  She shares her remarkable journey beating a life-threatening disease.

Today's guest is Herbert A. Brown, Jr., who was inspired by the words of his past, then went home and commenced writing "Believe in God," in which he called on God to use him as a vehicle to reach as many distraught and discouraged people as possible.

RankMyWebsite has provided a timely article for ebook authors that provides the 9 best practices which will help any author attract readers and revenue.

Jean Gallick of EarthCalm explains why EMF protection is crucial in today's hi-tech world, as EMFs assault us from our household electricity, appliances, cell phones, computers, WiFi and cell towers.

In "Tough Care," Bernard Mooney details how his wife's illness caused her to deteriorate froma young and vivacious solder, wife and mother, to a severely incapacitated home care patient... and what other families should know when facing similar circumstances.

Today's guest is Shannon Guest: an Angel Intuitive, Psychic Artist, Photographer and author of "Messages from the Lorax," which compiles 159 photographs in full color of elemental spirits found in nature.

Is it true that Americans today have a freedom different from the freedom God gave to the foreforthers?  And iwho is responsible for all the troubles our country is facing?  Julius Sentongo, author of "Survival of the American People," tackles these difficult questions.

Dr. Katie Evans, author of "Unfortunate Hero: The Soldiers Path From Trauma and Addiction," is a military spouse, a stepmother of a soldier deployed to Iraq, and has worked for 30 years with trauma and addiction, so she knows the challenges that millions of American veterans face.

Christopher Rudy sheds light on the problem of violence against women, which has long-lasting and far-ranging health consequences.  His new book, "The Last Victim," chronicles the life and crimes of ski-mask rapist William E. Griffith, Jr.

Kelly Thorne Gore is the Founder and President of iBloom, the go-to place for Christian coaching for women.  Kelly and her iBloom team are on a mission to inspire and empower every woman to live a life she truly loves, and her book "iChoose2 Love My Life: A One-Year Journey Toward Living a Life You Love" is helping women reach this goal.

John Rosenfeld, VP of Retail Deposits at T-D Bank, shared insight into what consumers are looking for in a bank and how to avoid hidden fees and overdraft fees.  This is especially timely advice, given that this week has been designated as "America Saves Week."

John Davidson, Head VIP Coach at HLP Group, is helping so many start loving their life as an entrepreneur again.  He helps busy entrepreneurs find success and renew their "spark" by coaching them to slow down in a crazy world, set boundaries and stay focused.

Professor R. Igor Gamow is making science fun again, by publishing a series of scientific biographies in comic book form, entitled "The Adventures of Mr. Tompkins."  His goal is to encourage young students to consider entering scientific fields of study.

Timothy K. Fitzgerald reflects on the social history of the working poor in Silicon Valley during the Cold War in his memoir, "The Quest: Revolution, Revelation, Redemption."  Tim holds 5 degrees, is a former organizer of the Green Party and human rights advocate.

Today's guest is Nigel Konstam of the Verrocchio Arts Centre.  Nigel is a professional sculptor and has organized the art school and a new museum of artists' secrets.

Lex Levinrad has been a full-time real estate investor since 2001, personally involved in buying, rehabbing, wholesaling, renting and selling hundreds of houses in South Florida.  He shares his experience, and we also discuss his Distressed Real Estate Institute.

David King of Red Level Networks shares insight into future trends for the IT industry and how businesses can best put Information Technology to work for them, including cloud computing, disaster recovery and virtualization.

Sunita Biddu of SEO Peace joined our program to discuss SEO and internet marketing, its importance for businesses, and how one can select a reliable SEO partner.

Today's guest is Patricia Murray-Chute, and we spoke about "The Secret of Joyful Sex", which puts her professional experience and advice together as a holistic life guide for a happy, healthy and active life.

Today's guest is J.A. Carlton, arguably the one author who's not afraid to take you where you thrill to go.  Her most recent project is "Nick of Time: Heroes of the Line," and she's also raising funds and awareness for the Austin Children's Shelter.

Lucy Silver, author of "Dialect and Literacy:  An Examination of Language," shares insight into the relationship between the two manifestations of language - speech and text - and how they have changed, and continue to change, over time.

Peter Christian, author of "The Shift of the Ages Through 2012 and Beyond," answers questions about the legendary 2012 phenomenon and Mayan prophecy.

Coronado California luxury real estate expert, Gerri-Lynn Fives, brings us up-to-date on real estate in Coronado Village, Coronado Shores and Coronado Cays, the excellence of their school system, and why these communities are the perfect second home location.

Fadi Hattendorf, author of "What Is Love? Perspectives On Love," joins today's program to talk about her book and share some of her life's experiences with love.

Joe Glenn, president of Neofera, introduced new nanotechnology that naturally protects against harmful pathogens, including influenza and other viruses, bacteria and yeast.

Rick Dalrymple of Insurance Office of America shares insight into why business insurance rates have been increasing and what businesses can do to keep their rates down.

Doug Bennett tells us about Screen Solutions Inc.'s patent-pending Plisse II retractable screen.  With spring and summer just around the corner, these screens have the unique ability to keep bugs out, let fresh air in, and disappear completely when not in use.

Are you tired of living with the stress of too much "stuff"?  Organization expert, Jill Yesko of Discover Organizing, shares tips for how to de-clutter our lives, so we can find simplicity and the peace of mind to make our lives more manageable and enjoyable.

In music, to become the best, you have to learn from the best... and Brian Johnson explains how the Peggy Still School of Music is affording its students with that opportunity.

Today's guest is Ingeborg Johnston, author of "Acts of Kindness in War and Peace - The Unbelievable Adventures of a WW II German Warbride," whose life story begins in Nazi Germany then follows her halfway around the world to become a respected American educator.

Dr. Beth Cuje has developed a time-tested method that offers a powerful approach to self-understanding, choice and change.  She is also author of the award-winning book, "Become the Person You Were Meant to Be: The Choice-Cube Method."

Clifford Coull is the author of two books, "Are You Wearing a Barrel?" and "Like Trees Grow Together."  In today's interview, Coull shares his life's journey, spiritual awakening and life-changing experiences.

Talk show host and author, Frederick Arceneaux, joins today's program.  Arceneaux is host of the archived "Books on the Supernatural" program.  His new novel, "Mirrored," is a supernatural thriller.

Today's guest is William Fischer of PrimeVapor, who has developed a complete electronic cigarette system that lets the smoker enjoy his pastime without offending anyone and without the health risks of traditional cigarettes.

Is your company struggling to figure out this online and social media thing:  Tina Potts of Tina Potts Consulting joins our program to help small business get the results they expect with this new marketing approach.

Dr. Ani Chitaley of Investment Risk Management Systems talks about the mutual fund industry, why so many investors underperform the market, and how his web-based, predictive mutual fund analysis service can greatly help investors.

Cleland Thom of CTJT, one of the UK's largest e-colleges (with around 1500 students in 100 countries) shares the advantages of distance learning courses for individuals who want to further their skills and education.

Today's guest is Earnest Mercer, author of the novel, "Skivvy Girl: The Love of a Japanese Pleasure Girl," which won the 2011 Pinnacle award for the best in its genre from the North American Bookdealers Exchange.

Jaimie Hope, author of "The Adventures of Baby Jaimie: Baby Jaimie Gets Stage Fright" shares how growing up with Spina Bifida helped her create the Baby Jaimie series.

Mary McCarthy of CreateWriteNow.com shares her inspirational story of overcoming multiple sclerosis, and how her desire to have a functioning left hand led to self-therapy journaling, which can be used by anyone to discover who they really are.

Joining us from Norway, Camillo Loken and Lilli Bendriss (authors of "The Shift in Consciousness") tie together metaphysical information with research and science.  Perhaps never before has energy, karma, the soul, 2012 and reincarnation been so effectively combined with quantum mechanics, biology and DNA.

With the new year comes new opportunities and challenges for investors, and to help us make sense of it all, we spoke with Stephen Smith of Smith McKenna, who has over 20 years experience in commodity market analysis.

Need a little help sending greeting cards to everyone on time?  Today's guest is Michael Calloway of MailCallOnline, and they have a solution.  You can pre-order up to a year's worth of cards, and they'll make sure the cards arrive on time.

Today's guest is Australian author, Tracey Haimes.  Her first children's book, "The Perfect Tooth," is already a hit with dentists and primary school libraries, as it's not just a good read... it also makes for a wonderful children's play.

Author James T. Carpenter joined the program do discuss his new book, "Hanged For The Few," which explores the topics of religious intolerance, legalistic religions and the nature of God and salvation.

With the cost of gasoline so high and the importance of saving our environment, everyone's looking for a solution.  Serge Monros of SaviCorp may have the answer.  His invention claims to cut emissions by 50% and increase gas mileage by 13-30%.

Ruthie Dearing is a national speaker on customer service and motivational strategies, and we invited her to share some critical points mentioned in her new book, "On Being Memorable: Nine Keys for Exceptional Change."

Rico Austin has been called the New Papa Hemingway, but either way, his novel "My Bad Tequila" has received rave reviews.  It's not just a great reminder of what can happen if you drink too much on Spring Break... it's simply a great read, too!

Olu Martins, author of "A Journey Interrupted," shares his family's extraordinary journey when his 38-year-old wife and mother of their two young sons was unexpectedly diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.

50 years after "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" offered a new lease on life to Joan Crawford's career, John Law & Aplomb Publishing have released "What Ever Happened to Mommie Dearest," tracking Crawford's career upon the death of her husband in 1959 through her death in 1977, offering rare insights into her films, TV work and personal life.

Michael Oswald has been involved in the care and treatment of children for 30 years, including a private practice where he specializes in helping those with special needs.  His book, "Serious Stories for Children: Special People," includes real-life stories that parents and professionals can both use in working with children.

Doug Crill is an author of graphic novels and a staff writer for the European magazine, Mass Movement.  Recently, he has been involved with a musical adaptation of Ed Wood's "Plan 9 From Outer Space" entitled "Plan 9 Radio Show" with Flex the Echo.

Susan Taylor Block enjoys writing poetry and history, but she spends most of her time on biographical projects.  Her book, "How to Gossip Nicely," is a light-hearted commentary on Southern culture.

Author and songwriter, Barbara Walker, joins the program and shares her story behind the CD "Farewell" and the children's book "Little Liza Freeze and the Magical Ice Cream Cone Tree."

Wayne Tucker is a leader in the field of soil inoculants and is CEO of Bio S.I. Technology.  Mr. Tucker explains how soil inoculants improve plant growth by renewing depleted soils, restoring natural pH balance, rebuilding soil vitality and reducing fertilizer and water use so plants grow better naturally.

Author, producer and talk show host, Jeanette Michelle, joins our program and shares insight into her books, self-publishing and tips for beginning writers.

Life skills are not always taught in school or at home.  Michele Sfakianos, author of "The 411 on Life Skills," discusses some basic life skills needed by adults of all ages for everyday living.

Shankar Bose is Chief Executive of Aumtech and is no stranger to the international IT industry.  Over the last 17 years, he has created International Development Centers and Offshore Project Centers for leading multi-national corporations, such as American Express, Bank of America and KFC.

You've seen CSI and NCIS and have been amazed at what Hollywood says can be done with images and video from crime scenes, but today's guest is Jim Hoerricks, forensic video/image analyst and author of the best-selling book "Forensic Photoshop," who knows what forensic analysis looks like in real life.

Olivia deBelle Byrd's "Miss Hildreth Wore Brown - Anecdotes of a Southern Belle" is composed of 41 humorous, satirical anecdotes of a romp through Southern life, covering everything from grand Southern dames to raising children and husbands with a good Southern dose of embellishment and exaggeration.

Danielle Malka is President and Founder of eShare, the leading brand of modern shaving essentials.  She's been educating men on the proper way to shave for the past 25 years.  Listen as Danielle explains how eShave has become the modern man's go-to source for all things grooming.

Christopher Hopkins is an expert in managing the risks of renewable energy projects on contaminated property.  Chris shares insight into the risks and exposure inherent with these projects, and how to manage those risks successfully.

Cecile Peterkin is Founder and Senior Career Strategist at Cosmic Coaching Centre.  She shared many tips for job seekers (from resume to interview), and for more established employees who either wish to advance in, or change, their careers.

Today's guest is Carole Eglash-Kosoff, an avid student of history - especially the decades preceding and following the Civil War.  She's author of two novels, "Winds of Change" and "When Stars Align" - both sharing stories of mixed-race love during a prejudiced time.

Matthew Stager of Health Impact Partners discusses how his firm is making health and wellness easy, accessible, affordable and comfortable for all ages and life stages.

Dr. JC Smith, author of "The Medical War Against Chiropractors," shares the history and current state of the chiropractic industry and the many benefits it offers patients.

Today's guest is Craig Inglis, author of the picture book "Lucky," who's always felt a connection to those who have physical disabilities.  Their courage and determination in overcoming these obstacles inspired his story.

In an answer to "we are our own worst enemy," author Vincent Parisi says the real cause of global human problems - and the answers thereto - can be found in defeating the enemy within.

Entrepreneur, author and marketing expert, Elaine Joli, introduces indie.bz, a niche networking site for independent, entrepreneurs, freelancers and small business people, whatever their business endeavor... providing businesses a profile page, ntwork page and a community blog to assist in networking with their communities.

Dr. Dominique Moyse Steinberg founded Custom Care Trust with the mission to promote the quality of life and dignity of people who require the care of others to survive.  The company's concept is that humane caregiving benefits both people in care and the caregivers themselves.

Today's guest is Jared Reynolds, CIO of Nutraceutical Research Innovations LLC.  Mr. Reynolds is the world's premier expert in the field of nutraceutical development and has become an expert in nutraceutical research and commercialization.

Dr. Neda Maria Kaizumi lived half her life as a devoted Muslim, and rest as an active Christian.  She is author of "Religious BBQ," which she hopes will help promote better understanding, respect and a more peaceful coexistence of the world's various religions.

Ardiana Cohn is a life coach, college teacher and author of "The Secret Beyond the Secret" and "The Truth".  She writes in the field of self-discovery and spirituality, in hopes it will bring a higher level of awareness to the fact that a Universal Intelligence called God does exist, and that destinies are carefully thought out and written by God.

Bill Mefford, director of public relations for EnterTRAINment Junction, tells us how the world's largest indoor train display has something for everyone and well may be the greatest funhouse on Earth!

Today's guest is Canadian author, Kat Flannery, whose recently-published historical Western romance "Chasing Clovers" has already received powerful reviews.

Loan modification guru, Anna Cuevas, shares critical tips for homeowners facing foreclosure.  Cuevas is a #1 Bestselling Author ("Save Your Home: Without Losing Your Mind or Your Money") and has become the symbol for self-empowerment and a guardian to thousands of fearful homeowners on the brink of losing their homes.

Today's guest is Australian author, Russell Proctor, who has written several plays and has directed musicals as a hobby, and we speak with him about his novels "Days of Iron" and "Plato's Cave."

Reecy Aresty is a noted financial advisor and author of "How To Pay For A College Without Going Broke" - the college funding professional's bible.  We discuss specific tips that help families provide the American dream of a good education for their children, without breaking the bank.

Today's guest is author and retail trading expert, Darren Fischer, who shares methods traders can employ to become more successful.  Darren is co-author of "Maverick Trading: Professional Techniques to Create Generational Wealth."

Watching the expressions on her readers' faces drove author and speaker, Barbara Ann Derksen, to write another Christian mystery book.  "Fear Not" has been well-received, and we ask her about her book series.

Judith Yaworsky's willandkateskitchen.com is an online cookbook created as a wedding gift for Prince William and Kate.  Favourite family recipes have already been submitted from throughout North America and as far away as India.

Today's guest is Rachel Berghash, who shares her life experiences - from an Orthodox upbringing in Jerusalem during World War II to the fulfillment of a spiritual quest in New York City - in her memoir, "Half the House - My Life In and Out of Jerusalem."

Phillip Collins is the marketing director and cofounder of the Angel News Network.  He has worked with some of the industry's most talented film directors (including George Lucas), and now he shares details of his new book, "Coming Home to Lemuria: An Ascension Adventure Story."

Whether you ride, skate or ski... it's all about being active and having fun.  Karyn Climans of Tail Wags Helmet Covers makes that fun both safe and stylish for both kids and adults.

Mary Peachin shares her up-close underwater encounters and introduces her book, "Sharks: The Sleek and the Savage."

Nick McCallion of Telesource Center helps businesses develop effective and efficient outsourced telemarketing campaigns for appointment setting.  Learn how this approach can dramatically help any company's marketing efforts.

Buck Rhodes has uncovered secrets hidden in plain sight for the last 2000 years.  He shares some of his findings detailed in "Hidden Secrets of the Ancient Mystery Schools."

Melanie Davis's second book, "The Triump Book: HEROES," is a collection of stories from veterans spanning the last 70 years.  Her goal is to raise awareness and appreciation for our heroes, as well as funds to meet their challenges such as PTSD and Reintegration.

We invited Gregory Plotkin of Instant Auto Title Loans to share with us how almost anyone can qualify for an alternate loan source: auto title loans.  Greg details the application process, terms and minimum loan amounts.

Today's guest is Robert Hastings.  He's a former career military/healthcare administrator who now does what he truly loves - writing and painting.  Robert's first children's book is "The Blue Kangaroo (It's Nice to be Different)".

Gino Sette, author of "Selling Q&A's: A Guide for Outside Salespeople," is President and Co-founder of Sales Factor Enterprises, a premier sales training organization that has worked with over 300 companies worldwide and has trained over 30,000 sales people over the past 15 years.

Today's guest is author Rose Mary Stiffin, PhD.  Her debut novel, "Walk in Bethel," is an historical, family saga, set in the hot, steamy Mississippi delta from 1893-1988.

Vince Stanzione is a self-made multi millionaire trader and investor.  He has also published the new trading workbook/DVD course, "Maximum Trading Profits in Minimum Time," and shares some of his trading experience with us today.

Privacy and the internet don't always go hand-in-hand, but today's guest is Ray Ganong of Fotobounce, introducing a free software application that enables users to organize and share photos among a private network.

Phil Sim, Blytheco's VP of CRM, shares insight into how Customer Relationship Management is a widely implemented strategy for managing a company's interactions with customers, clients and sales prospects.

Have you or a loved one suffered with health issues that convention medicine hasn't cured, or would you like to deal with things in a more natural, holistic way?  Reiki Master, Suzanne O'Brien, shares her personal experience and awakening with natural health.

Being an "empty nester" doesn't mean that life is on a downhill slide, just ask Ron Mercier of Active Empty Nesters, LLC.  Find out how this is a time when people are unencumbered from the expense and duties of raising a family, and how a new website can help you network with new friends.

Khrem Kadnutzar is the only person since Moses carried down the Two Stone Tablets from Mount Sinai some 3,500 years ago to even attempt - let alone succeed - at re-creating what those tablets would have actually looked like.  Today, Khrem shares some of the revelations he's found in the process.

Today's guest is Rebecca Sharp Colmer, an eldercare expert, publisher and speaker... and also author of "The Gift of Caregiving: Daily Inspirations, Affirmations and Tips."

Executive coach, entrepreneur and motivational speaker, Jennifer Broadley, has invested more than a decade compiling knowledge about how spirit and soul relate to true, intuitive and speedy transformation that can help each of us be more, do more and have more.

Dave Laidlaw is a financial advisor and estate planning attorney, who focuses on tax efficient distribution planning for pre retirees and retirees.  Known as the "Detroit Retirement Guy," Dave is passionate about creating plans that protect his clients' hard earned money while growing it in a responsible manner with a minimum of risk.

Today's guest is Ira Feinberg, "The Dean of Clean" and author of "Make Your Fortune Washing Cars," which outlines the tried and true methods on how to make money as a rookie or veteran.  His book charts the prerequisites for success and presents advice on everything from equipment and advertising to finding and training an exceptional staff.

Nutripath Stephen Heuer is an expert in human health, with an emphasis on the vital importance of cellular detoxification for creating and maintaining health.  Stephen has been in full-time private practice since 1990, has helped people recover from many conditions like autism, brain fog, depression and chronic fatigue, and today he shares insight into the health benefits Non-Denatured Whey Protein Power can offer.

Today's guest is P. Daniel Bel-Tempo.  Daniel is an Armed Forces veteran with a rank of Staff Sergeant, and who has written 7 novels since returning to civilian life, including  "Foxes - Beautiful, Cunning, Daring" and "Armed Forces in Harm's Way".

Joining us from Sydney, Australia, Jo Mitchell is a mother, traveler, successful businesswoman, and also author of "Gentle Warriors" - a woman's journey to find renewed meaning as she turns 50 and realizes that her world has irrevocably changed.

Award-winning author, Michael Kleiner, shares his treasure trove of experiences in his book, "Beyond The Cold:  An American's Warm Portrait of Norway," which received first place in the Autobiography/Biography category of the 2009 Beach Book Festival.

Derek Clark is a Member of the European Parliament for the UK Independence Party, campaigning for a withdrawal from the EU.  Listen to his answers as to whether the EU is a democratic organization, if the Working Time Directive is good for the UK, and what he thinks about the Euro and bailouts.

Dan McClory, Managing Director of Hunter Wise, spoke about institutional financing, with special emphasis on the opportunities presented by Chinese public companies on U.S. exchanges.

With jobs on the minds of so many in today's difficult economy, former hiring manager and consult, J.T. Kirk, shares his 20 years experience about what works - and what doesn't - in landing that new job.

Roland Hughes, author of "Infinite Exposure," talks about the imminent threat posed by outsourcing data centers and IT overseas.

Christian author and inspirational singer/song writer, Dr. Evelyn Drayton joined today's program to discuss invisible scars and how we can move beyond them.

Corey Harlock has built a solid reputation helping job seekers build a winning job search strategy and helping them stand out from the pack to be the best candidate for any job.  Listen as Corey offers tips and advice from the Fearless Job Seeker System.

Ten years ago, Holly Springer was in a coma and not expected to recover.  Today, she is a volunteer with the Berks Visiting Nurse Association and has written a book about her life-changing experiences.

Masheri Chappelle wrote "The Descendent" that chronicles the life of a present-day intuitive, as well as stories of the women who came before her, whose search for love leads them to controlling men, abuse and broken dreams.

Returning to GTR from Australia is Nola Hennessy - award winning author and Managing Director of Serenidad Consulting.  Nola's passion for peace, calmness and compassion forms the solid foundation stones for her literary works and successful consultancy.

Going green is the future, and one of the best ways to accomplish this is through "green building."  Ken Miller of K-Tect shares how the practice of increasing the efficiency with which buildings use resources - energy, water and materials - helps the environment.

Today's guest, Varghese Kozhimannil, has published a political satire "Bush Went to Hell" that's sure to spark your curiosity, giving people who oppose former President Bush a good chuckle, while inflaming those who support him.

Have you ever had magical aspirations?  Today's guest is New Consciousness Facilitator, Suzanne Fensin, who will shed some light on the new energy sweeping the planet.

Dr. Holland-Johnson, a certified teacher and professor, started Realistic Measures and Consulting (RMC) as a home-based tutoring business in 2007 and shares her insight about the tutoring industry.

Donald Kudler, partner at Cap and Kudler, shares his 15 years experience representing clients in most areas of law, especially personal injury litigation and what you can expect during the process.

Richard Cleri of LowerElectricBillToday.com discussed energy deregulation and how it can cut consumers' electric and natural gas bills.

Tim Hagen of Sales Progress shares his thoughts on coaching, training reinforcement, performance and profitability.

MK Jannnette of Greenfoot Global shared information about their EnviroTabs and how they're both cutting fossil fuel consumption in autos and helping save the environment.

Richard Cleri of BecomeAnEnergyBroker.com joins the program to discuss energy deregulation and how you can profit from becoming an energy broker.

Dick B. is an active, recovered member of Alcoholics Anonymous; a retired attorney; and a Bible student.  He has sponsored more than one hundred men in their recovery from alcoholism, and he has 42 titles published about the history and success of early A.A.

Garin Hess of Rapid Intake, Inc., discusses the emergency of Mobile Learning - what it is, how it compares to traditional e-learning, and why there's so much excitement about it.

Today we spoke with Richard Katenhusen of Supplies Central (OrthoTape.com) about how GoECart's ecommerce solution helped turn his business dream into a reality.

Obesity isn't just on the rise... it's an epidemic!  But David Chatwin of HealthyLoser.com says that a mixture of exercise, proper nutrition, coaching support and an incentive can create the motivation that makes the difference for your success.

Today we shifted our attention to interactive sales and marketing, with special guest Michael Garza, author of "The Shifting Paradigms," and who has ten years experience in web design, sales and marketing.

Tawna Righter is the Board President and Co-Founder of the Community Awareness and Support Center.  Her organization helps survivors of murder-suicides learn to live in the devastation of the tragedy's aftermath.

Mike Mathews of CampaignPros.com shares the importance of getting people to see your message.  They are a leader in yard signs, magnets, banners, stickers, buttons... and just about anything else you can think of that gets your name in front of the public.

Dr. Hubert Glover, the author of "Engaging Thoughts," has learned from an early age that kind words can make a difference in someone's day.  He shares inspiration from his book, as well as a couple of his favorite passages.

Morris Panner of GroupFlier shares their new application for text messaging:  a free group text messaging service that allows any community of friends (club, team, class, family) to use a single number for group texting.

Michael Ferris has played guitar since the age of 17.  He has studied with Eliot Fisk, appeared in Classical Guitar Magazine, and - most recently - published his own book, "Crossing Borders," which tells his story of moving to Austria and his many experiences along the way.

Today's guest is Ron Fulner, author of the children's book, "A Home for an Angel."  He believes that sometimes to make your dreams come true, you just have to follow your heart and believe.

Janet Freeman is the owner of The Fiddle Shop.  They provide accessories and parts for bowed stringed instruments, and GoECart helped them with an e-commerce solution.

Donna Meredith is author of the novel, "The Glass Madonna," which tells the powerful story of a woman's determination to create her own destiny.

David Chan, chairman and president of LSI America Corporation, talks about cancer prevention and Ondrox, a product which is helping win the battle.

Today's guest is Dr. Venkatachalam, joint replacement surgeon at the Madras Joint Replacement Center in India.  Dr. Venkatachalam specializes in restoring mobility and flexibility in patients by providing joint replacement and resurfacing surgery with door-to-door service half way around the world.

Al Cannistra is a REALTOR from San Antonio, Texas, with over 5 years experience.  He is also a Property Tax Arbitrator in Texas.  Listen as he offers priceless advice on buying and selling a home, homeowners insurance and property taxes.

James Theisen, author of "My Hello Gene," talks about his new book which is based on real-life events and an American businessman's search for love in Asia.

Jonathan Jordan is the president of Global Change management, a business and personal development firm made up of highly experienced, like-minded professionals who share a passion for people and their transformation.  Learn about his successes with major clients, like McDonald's, and his book that all should read, "Mindfully Change."

Rob Dakin is a dentist and has had the privilege of taking on dental missions in areas of the world where dentistry is sparse at best.  Hear about his experiences and how many of the characters, folklore and legends he heard were incorporated into his novel, "Vale of Shadows."

Karlyn Thayer of Constructive Critiques is an online writing instructor.  She has 25 years of experience teaching story writing and grammar, and now she offers professional critique and editing services for aspiring authors.

Few issues in our society are as misunderstood, mismanaged and mistreated as is the current approach to sex and porn addictions.  Coach Cheryl Thacker of Recovery Nation joins us to discuss this problem and how they are helping the community.

Laurena Marrone Campos is the President of Grit PR & Consulting.  She has been involved in the music and arts entertainment industries since 1985.  Laurena shares her experiences in the performing arts industry and what it takes for new artists to be successful these days.

Kathy Peterson is a design expert with a passion for outdoor living and decorating.  Kathy shared her expertise daily for ten years on her national TV show "Town & Country Crafts" and now serves as a lifestyle correspondent on "The Balancing Act" on Lifetime.  Kathy has recently released her exclusive first line of patio furniture with CedarStore.com.

Ladybug Teknologies CEO, Sherry Colbourne, explains how she's combined her 20 years experience in the high tech sector with her passion to help in more broad-reaching social causes.  The new BAQ Tracker is revolutionizing personal accountability for people who choose to consume alcohol.

Joining us from Spain is Christopher Carnrick, co-author of "Dinner for Six at 8:00" which follows the journey of two men who left America to see their dream... and how they fought through the economic downturn of the U.S. Dollar and used their American-grown sense of opportunity to create a thriving restaurant in Torrox Pueblo.

Business communications marketing strategy expert and CEO of Visible Strategies LLC, Margaret Ross is a regularly featured guest on America's top radio shows and is host of the Telly Award winning show, "Success Class."  She shares tips for growing your business with online communications channels such as social media.

Today's guest is Canadian author Patricia Atchison.  She is the author of "Little Blue Penguin" - a charming and delightful children's picture book, as more recently, "McKenzie's Frosty Surprise" - her second children's book, this one celebrating our environment and encouraging conservation.

Hate to diet?  Love to cook?  Can't be bothered to weight your food portions or count calories?  Kay Illingworth of The Diet Plate has a solution!  Whether you like to eat English, French, Italian, Asian or Vegetarian... now you can follow your favorite recipies and still lose weight!

Daniel Britton is the author of "Dreams Can Come True," the first book in the Financial Fairy Tales series, which represents a new approach to teaching children about money, enterprise and the business of life.

Test Drive Technologies founder, Steve Paul, joins us to discuss their mobile pre-purchase, pre-sale and pre-own certification vehicle inspection solutions for car, truck, boat, RV and heavy-duty truck dealers and private buyers and sellers.

2010-May-13
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If you've ever Googled "alarm clock," then you've probably heard of this website!  Our guest is Tom Churm, owner of OnlineClock.net, the first and still most popular internet alarm clock.

2010-Apr-27
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Do you believe in extraterrestrial visitors?  There's a virtual mountain of proof, enough to meet whatever standard anyone may require, according to Milton Brener, author of "Our Interplanetary Future."  Join us as we discuss thousands of eyewitnesses, including airline pilots, military pilots, astronauts, ships captains and law enforcement officers.

2010-Apr-26
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Greg Schenk is the founder and president of The Schenk Company, Inc., with 24 years experience in the real estate industry ranging from representing tenants and buyers in relocations, to assisting clients in negotiating commercial space.

2010-Apr-23
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Today's guest is Glenn Segal, but you might know him better as Rocky Garden.  He's an optician, a real estate agent... and now, a science fiction author!  Although he never planned on writing a novel, I suppose you could say the Universal Spirit overtook him and MADE him write it.

2010-Apr-22
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Frank Cirullo, author of "Cut Your 401(k) Plan Expenses and Keep More of YOUR Money" shared 5 simple steps to cutting plan costs, saving money and making management of your plan stress free.

2010-Mar-16
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With a focus on "The Positive Workplace", MJ Paris and Positive Impact show how motivational speaking engagements, leadership/professional development and team building programs can bring positive energy to the workplace.

2010-Mar-15
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Dr. Deane Waldman, MD MBA (author of "Uproot Healthcare") discusses why all Washington approaches to fixing healthcare have failed and will continue to do so.  Listen and learn what we need to do to fix the system.  (It can be done.)

2010-Mar-03
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Rick Tobin is the owner of High Hope Publishing.  He recently entered the publishing market and has plans to bring some exciting new products to the reading audience.

2010-Feb-15
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This week's Featured Guest is Miriam Jaskierowicz Arman of Music Visions International who openly challenges the world of vocal arts as an international voice teacher and author of "What Ever Happened to Great Singing."  We also speak Nashat Mostafa of SEO 7 Services about search engine optimization, Meg Walsh (author of "Mama, Won't You Play With Me?", and Gerry Hartigan (keynote speaker and author of "The Common Sense Guide to Building Personal Wealth.")

2010-Feb-01
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This week's Featured Guest is award-winning author Jan Spivey Gilchrist, whose "Obama: The Day The World Danced" highlights one of America's most historic moments -- the election of the first African-American president.  Also on this week's program, we speak with Jane Mark of sokule.com, a relatively new social networking site that may be the next Twitter.  In our third segment, we speak with Michael Lombard of the new dating site Lovetropolis.com, German entrepreneur Marc Mayr about the Million Euro Homepage, and Dr. Reece Manley returns to tell us more about his near death experience as written in "Crossing Twice: Answers from the Source."

2010-Jan-25
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This week's Featured Guest is Karen Lowry, author of "The Seventh Inning Sit: A Journey of ADHD," who shares her insight into this often overlooked medical condition.  Additionally this week, we spotlight Michelle Hannah (founder of Celebrate Life Foundation) on HPV education, Joanne Wannan (author) about abandoned dogs and her book "New Lives: Stories of Rescued Dogs", Paul West (author) whose "First Cause" which delves into the positive and negative potential of human society, and Carolyn Schlicher (entrepreneur) who's helping the world "go green" with recycling and conservation.

2010-Jan-18
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This week's IN THE NEWS guests include Greg Thomas (of Leadership Excellence, Ltd.) who has announced a 3-day leadership retreat in beautiful Panama City Beach, Florida... Sheri Burke (MedPath Group's Cancun Patient Coordinator) who tells us about new development in medical tourism and weight loss surgery in Mexico... Kerry Jones (homeschooling mom) who shares her experience in working with Time4Learning.com... Kim Krueger (author) announcing her new book "Traegonia: The Sunbow Prophecy"....  Art Adkins (author) telling us the story of his best-selling and award-winning book "The Oasis Project")... and Dr. Reece Manley (author) introducing his book "Crossing Twice" and sharing how his near-death experience changed his Christian perspective.

2010-Jan-11
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This first edition of IN THE NEWS features Nola Hennessy (author of "No Boxing Allowed" and "From PMS to PMA" on peace, relationships and positive change... Karen Martel (author of "The League of Light") on self-publishing... Jim Kennard (of Food for Everyone Foundation) about families building self-sufficiency and preparedness for hard times... Angie Spiteri (of GeneratingMoreTime.com) on making the most out of our precious time each day... Robert Bodi (of BusinessBeware.biz) with an innovative reverse-BBB concept... and Larry Mickelson (of WOW Mobile) introducing the ultimate home-based business.