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00:28Jackie Mott the author of "Believe all things are possible" joins me here
in Books
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https://jackiemott.com Jackie Mott is a powerhouse speaker and coach whose true brilliance lies in her ability to talk about difficult subjects using her own unique brand of wisdom, vulnerability, and humor, and she lives from her belief that “Life doesn’t have to be so damn serious!” Jackie’s coaching and speaking business was born after she lost her sister in a tragic car accident. She thought she had it all. A solid marriage, a happy family, friends she loved, a thriving accounting practice, a comfortable home, and two big silly dogs. What more could a person want? It took the shock of losing her sister to help Jackie see that although she had everything a person is supposed to desire, she was desperately unhappy. She was working too hard for not enough money, was sacrificing her health, and was working to build a life and a future with a partner she loved deeply but who was no longer a good fit for her. Over the next several years, she became a seeker. She took classes and workshops and worked on healing herself. Eventually, she began speaking about her experience and the process of working through her grief, and she learned that she had a unique perspective that seemed to help others. She started running workshops and classes of her own and working with small groups of women, teaching them what she’d learned. Jackie finally hit rock bottom when her marriage of over 20 years ended suddenly and without warning.
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00:48
The Lafitte Affair
in Books
A story so rriveting and true to life in the debut novel about a grave robbery and more.
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00:55
Eye Contact Over Truk with Stephanie Woodman
in Books
Eye Contact Over Truk with Stephanie Woodman
The idea for Eye Contact Over Truk came to Stephanie in 1996 during a scuba trip to Truk Lagoon. She put the project on pause during her career and finished it in earnest after her retirement in 2021. With the additional two decades of life experience, her writing transformed to explore themes of perseverance, forgiveness, grief, loss, life, love, and adventure.
Eye Contact Over Truk is a heartrending work of historical fiction. If you like nuanced characters, emotional journeys, and surreal backdrops, then you’ll love Stephanie Woodman’s thought-provoking exploration of the past.
Stephanie Woodman is an avid collector of experiences and a perpetual student of life. Despite her analytical background with a long engineering career and a short tenure as a high school math teacher, Stephanie has a powerful creative side which has manifested itself in her debut novel, Eye Contact Over Truk.
To learn more visit: woodmanbooks.com
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02:02
FOR CHRIST'S SAKE: To Seek; the Messiah, w/ LaCroy 'Atlas' Nixon
...on this episode of 'Cite Club!, We search for Christ; the Messiah, the anointed one...WE plan to discuss the etymology, the symbols, the name, the life, the teachings and the different religious perspectives of Christ...In addition We 'Cite with LaCroy 'Atlas' Nixon born in Charlotte, NC, raised in Williamsburg, VA.:bachelor's degree in graphic design from Liberty University: writing/performing spoken word poetry for eight years: regional Director of teen programming for the YMCA: on the executive board for the Writers Guild of Virginia: current member of the poetry, society of Virginia, has a book available entitled “God and his humor”: artist with the Hope Booth Movement.
Atlas is also a 2x back to back (2023 and 2024) verb benders grand slam champion. He also has helped the verb benders slam team reach a number 10 and number 3 spot in the nation He also founded Slam Connection, a slam poetry-based organization in Williamsburg created to use poetry, slam poetry, and spoken word as a means for community action: in only two years of operation, Slam Connection has created its own curriculum, holds free open, mics every month, has taught poetry to incarcerated youth, and partnered with the local library and the city of Williamsburg to enrich the culture.
Atlas is currently working with the city of Williamsburg to install the first poet laureate in the that area: an educator through the Child Defense Fund Freedom School as a servant leader intern and a site coordinator. He loves Jesus and hopes to inspire people to be the best version of themselves through arts and self expression.
...As always 'CITE CLUB! invites You Eavesdrop on the Etymonic Hearsay, Gossip, Grapevine and Rumors or call in to ExCite, InCite and ReCite on the Open Mic...
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Featured01:08
Wanda's Picks Radio Show
in Art
This is a black arts and culture site. We will be exploring the African Diaspora via the writing, performance, both musical and theatrical (film and stage), as well as the visual arts of Africans in the Diaspora and those influenced by these aesthetic forms of expression. I am interested in the political and social ramifications of art on society, specifically movements supported by these artists and their forebearers. It is my claim that the artists are the true revolutionaries, their work honest and filled with raw unedited passion. They are our true heroes. Ashay! We continue our series on Octavia Butler's Parable of the Sower: The Election Episode. We speak to Nube Brown, sister broadcaster, at KPOO 89.5 FM in San Francisco. Her series on CA prisons has a wide following. She joins us to talk about parallels between Butler's dystopian California, USA 2024 and California, USA now. There is an election and the protagonist Lauren Oya Olamina and her chosen family are headed to north, from LA. They settle in Humbodlt County, which happens to be where Nube raised her son and where her mother still resides. We talk about ballot measures, specifically 6, 33, and 36. Listen up. We'd love to hear your thoughts on the episode and other related themes or topics. Musically, we feature: Nana Sula Spirit's "Oya, The Transformer featuring Sunni Patterson (poet)."
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Featured01:09
Writing A Great Story - Host Marsha Casper Cook - Michigan Avenue Media
in Writing
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Join Marsha Casper Cook and her guest Vicki Stiefel on Wednesday, October 23 at 5PM EST 4PMCST 3PM MT PST 2PM for an engaging discussion on the art of writing memoirs and more! Vicki, an accomplished writer and professor, brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for storytelling. Her inspirational writing and adventurous spirit will surely enlighten listeners. Dive into a conversation about the intricacies of memoir writing, the power of personal narratives, and tips for captivating readers. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights from a skilled author and educator.
It's going to be a great show but if you miss it- no worries click the link on top and you can hear the show any time you get a chance.
http://www.vickistiefel.net
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Featured03:19
La Cosa Nostra Radio Throwback Rocking w Randall and Boo
in Poetry
La Cosa Nostra Radio Poetry Podcast: Throwback Episode – Rocking with Randall and Boo!
Join us for an exciting throwback to our unforgettable "3033 Rocking with Randall and Boo" episode! La Cosa Nostra Radio Poetry Podcast is where poets and poetry lovers from around the world come together to celebrate the art of spoken word. In this episode, you’ll experience the dynamic energy of Randall and Boo as they share poetry, laughter, and music in a fun-filled, uplifting atmosphere.
At La Cosa Nostra Radio, you’re not just a listener—you’re family. We deeply value our amazing supporters and want to give a huge shoutout to everyone who has made our community thrive. Come be a part of the magic, where creativity knows no bounds, and enjoy a poetic journey full of inspiration and connection!
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02:06
Steve's video store present hats
in Film
Join me and the kaefer as we watch miller's crossing. So join us for this noir classic.
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Featured00:31
Part 2: Close Up Radio Welcomes Back Artist Cheryl Yellowhawk
in Visual Arts
Largo, FL - In a four-part interview, we dive into the colorful world of fine artist, Cheryl Yellowhawk, a lifelong painter, who stirs our emotions and innermost feelings with her spiritual artwork, Native American background, Southwestern landscapes, colorful still life paintings, expressive floral compositions, vibrant birds and animals, beautiful women, joyful children and family pets.
Cheryl loves to paint representational objects that tell a heartfelt story. She has written several books combining both her beautiful artwork and inspirational poetry. Her books are a healing journey through the depths of dissociative identity disorder, post traumatic disorder, and depression following the traumatic death of her mother in a five-car fatal accident when she was 35 years old. This life altering event careened her life’s course from that of a devoted mother of two children, a Registered Nurse, and active member of the community to a person recovering from delayed grief symptoms and then striving for the recovery her authentic self.
Cheryl’s world changed when she began a 6-week drawing and beginner’s painting class at the local High School in her small town.
Cheryl in particular deeply loves painting flowers which she describes as breathtakingly gorgeous.
As she continues to grace us with her masterful artwork, Cheryl also teaches at the beach art center one or two days a week helping others on their own artistic journey.
Another notable accomplishment is that her oil painting entitled “Eagle in Flight”, was published in the 2002 “Dreams and Visions” calendar and also toured with the Smithsonian Exhibit of “Birds of Raptor” countrywide exhibit.
For more information, visit www.cherylyellowhawk.com
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02:59
Baron’s Crypt #296
in Film
Episode #295 - 10th year of broadcasting
Host: Baron Craze
DISCUSSING THE HORROR GENRE AND PUMPKIN MADNESS
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Featured00:31
Part 3: Close Up Radio Welcomes Back Scholar and Linguist Dr. Rory Palmieri
in Film
Bowie, MD - Film historian and academic scholar Dr. Rory Palmieri is a man on a mission—a mission to bring long-overdue recognition to Miklós Jancsó, the Hungarian filmmaker who is the most under-appreciated major filmmaker of the 20th century. Despite devoting four and a half years of his life to this monumental project, Palmieri acknowledges he still has two more years to go before he can complete his manuscript.
He emphasizes that Jancsó’s work is almost entirely unknown outside of Hungary, despite the filmmaker’s critical acclaim domestically. “Jancsó’s films are rarely seen; even scholars and critics who attended international film festivals often missed them,” Palmieri laments. Although the director is mentioned and briefly discussed in numerous textbooks and articles in English, only a few early masterpieces have made it into film festivals and home video in the U.S. The bulk of this great artist’s work is unavailable anywhere in the world, except perhaps in the Hungarian Film Archive in Budapest.
Rory Palmieri is an accomplished film historian and language expert with a doctorate in English focused on American literature and film. He has worked in government service as a translator and has a long-standing passion for literature, cinema, and languages. In addition, he is an amateur filmmaker and has worked on other amateur films and as an extra on Hollywood productions. He is now dedicated to bringing attention to Miklós Jancsó, through his upcoming manuscript.
For more information about Dr. Rory A. Palmieri, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/rory-palmieri-a7a79176 and http://www.roryapalmieri.com
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Featured00:31
Part 1: Close Up Radio Welcomes Back Author Bob Danna of My Curious Life
in Books
Las Vegas, NV – Bob Danna is the author of the book, My Curious Life: If My Grandkids Ask About Me, Tell Them This. Released on April 8th, 2024, it serves as Bob’s memoir and covers more than 70 years of his life growing up in the 1950’s and 1960’s. He describes his interesting career path as a physicist, a naval officer, an engineer, and a business leader.
Starting from raw notes, his memoir offers his inside observations on his life experiences. Originally intending to write this for his grandkids as a personal account of life as a Baby Boomer, he shifted his focus into a perspective of curiosity, love of everything STEM, skepticism, and secular humanism.
Following Bob’s original conversation with Doug Llewelyn on August 21st, a new two-part radio series beginning on October 23rd, will focus specifically on curiosity: how he has applied it to his own life and the world in which he lives and how others can do the same. Bob largely attributes his passion with curiosity to what he calls the Seed Years from 1965 to 1975.
Bob’s Part 2, show, airing October 30th, will speak to those of you who are part of Generation Z (Gen Z), generally defined as those born between 1997 and 2012.
“Gen Z are often curious young adults similar to how the Boomers were in the sixties,” Bob observes.
“What we need to be doing is investing in the next generations,” concludes Bob. “The seeds we sow will determine the future of our country and the world at large.”
For more information, please visit https://mycuriouslife.net/.
You may purchase Bob’s book on Amazon.
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