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Ready for Romance, Jewel's Way and
Sally's Midnight Hour move to Global Talk Radio
(Los Angeles, CA) July 30, 2005 --
Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce that three additional established talk
shows are moving over to its internet radio station! All 3 shows will air live
back-to-back on Wednesday evenings, starting at 9pm EDT (6pm PDT). First
is Ready for Romance, hosted by Dr. Lori Soard, whose romantic comedies offer a
glimpse at her sense of humor and her suspense novels have received rave
reviews. Jewel's Way follows with a 2-hour program hosted by Jewel Adams,
best selling author of erotica romance. Finally, Sally's Midnight Hour
brings a chilling end to the live programming at midnight Eastern.
Andreas Moritz hosts the July 28th
edition of "Public Access Radio"
(Los Angeles, CA) July 28, 2005 -- What actually causes disease? The answer
might be surprising. In the July 28th edition of Global Talk Radio's
"Public Access Radio", author and world-renowned expert in the field of
integrative medicine, Andreas Moritz, revealed the most common but rarely
recognized reasons responsible for illness and again, plus how to achieve
continuous vibrant health. Neither conventional nor alternative forms of
medicine provide the population with the basic, practical steps to remove the
root causes of illness and use practical measures of health promotion as a
primary approach of treatment. As his show was titled, there are "Timeless
Secrets of Health and Rejuvenation" that fill this gap by showing you how to
employ your body's own healing powers to bring balance and harmony into all
aspects of your life.
The Lillian Cauldwell Show joins Global
Talk Radio's lineup
(Los Angeles, CA) July 26, 2005 -- The Lillian Cauldwell Show has moved to its
new home at Global Talk Radio. The Lillian Cauldwell Show, a live web
radio talk program with your host, Lillian Cauldwell, interviews individuals in
the arts, communications, and writing communities wishing to promote and market
themselves to a worldwide audience. The Lillian Cauldwell Show airs every
Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. EDT (4-5pm PDT).
Lillian Cauldwell is a full-time writer in Ann Arbor, MI. She has written
articles for The Plain Dealer, TempDigest and Cleveland Employment Weekly as
well as a play, T.L. (The Lord), which was a finalist with the Artistic and
Literary Resources in Redondo Beach, CA. Her book, Teenagers! A Bewildered
Parent's Guide, is listed as recommended reading for the staff at Parson's Art
School in New York City. She has served on the Cuyahoga County Platform
committee on family values and teen behavior and has conducted seminars at
Cuyahoga Joint Vocational School and Lakeland Community College.
Guest lineup for the July 25th edition of
"A Story to Tell"
(Los Angeles, CA) July 25, 2005 -- First, Jim Ballard joins us to discuss his new
book, "Little Wave and Old Swell". Little Wave and Old Swell is more than a
story. The book's metaphorical journey helps readers and listeners intuitively
find answers to heartfelt questions: Where do we come from? What is the nature
of human life? What happens when we die? etc. Little Wave and Old Swell is
inspired by the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda, who often compared the span
of a human life to the rising and falling of an ocean wave. Yogananda came to
America in 1920. From then until his passing in 1952 he lectured widely, wrote
books and founded Self-Realization Fellowship, an organization dedicated to
disseminating his scientific techniques of yoga meditation.
Next, we spoke with former Lieutenant Samuel Clark about his book "Total
Misconduct" which details his experience with police corruption. This book
presents a detailed account of alleged corruption and official misconduct within
the police department of the City of Newark, New Jersey. To some, the shocking
events described in this book may appear to be exaggerated. Unfortunately, the
author confirms they are not. Samuel Clark, a veteran police officer of more
than 25 years, worked with a handful of brave police officers to expose the
existence of wide spread police corruption in the Newark Police Department.
These officers presented documentary evidence of serious police corruption to
local and state politicians, a county prosecutor, the State Attorney General,
the U. S. Attorney General, and the FBI. Nevertheless, no elected official or
taxpayer funded law enforcement agency intervened to put an end to the
corruption or to protect the whistle-blowing officers from retaliation. Why did
elected officials and government law enforcement agencies ignore the evidence
and the complaints of serious police corruption from over 26 credible and
reliable police officers? Samuel Clark provides facts, official police documents
and report numbers, court transcript excerpts and case numbers, and newspapers
accounts, enabling the reader to make his/her own conclusions.
Heather Levine also appeared on the program to discuss her new children's book,
"Sophie's Castle", a charming poem about friendship and faith in tomorrow. One
day at the beach, Sophie builds a fabulous sand castle, complete with lofty
towers surrounded by a moat. But when the ocean tides wash closer and closer,
Sophie is suddenly faced with the prospect of losing her castle. With help from
a new playmate, she finds the courage to start over again. "Sophie's Castle" is
an excellent children's story about trust, rebuilding/starting over, friendship
and recovering from loss.
Finally, we visited with Carol Ann Culbert-Johnson, whose new book "I Confess"
is a compilation of 22 short romantic stories of the confession nature. These
stories deal with the modern life of women and men, couples, and the pressure of
dating, searching for the right soul mate, issues concerning cheating, falling
for the wrong man, etc., and romantic love stories with happy endings. “The
Tease,” “I'm A Slave For You,” “The Religious Experience,” and “Bells and
Butterflies” are just a few of the stories depicting the antics of dating, and
searching for Mr. Right. The stories are written in the first person showcasing
very erotic moments when two bodies are joined together in sexual heat for
sexual pleasure. “Living Large” describes three plus-size women who are happy
with their bodies, and searching for unconditional love. “He Proposed” was
inspired by a song from Kelly Price's CD, and the 20th century of falling in
love.
Elfreda Pretorius Hosts the Debut Show of
"Public Access Radio"
(Los Angeles, CA) July 23, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is proud to announce that
Elfreda Pretorius hosted the debut of "Public Access Radio" on July 23, 2005.
Elfreda Pretorius has established herself as an expert in the field of self
knowledge and its practical application in the form of true self-help. She has
demonstrated her insights and understandings by authoring 'Rules of the Game',
in which she reveals her detailed comprehension of the Laws of the Universe and
how these impact us daily. Significantly, this was followed by a practical “how
to” guide in 'Ten Truths From the Top of Table Mountain.' Naturally, Elfreda
takes these Ten Truths into her work - speaking at seminars, facilitating large
groups, and coaching individuals - from which Elfreda has experienced phenomenal
success.
During her one-hour talk show, Elfreda discussed why self-help does not work for
everyone, the role of conditioning, and the Laws of Attraction and
Correspondence.
Her book, "Rules of the Game", teaches readers how to overcome struggle and
start living. This beautiful novel teaches us the principles and practical steps
we need to assume control of our lives and begin to soar. It is exceptional to
come across people who know how to find joy in every day. It is unusual to see
people who do not bear grudges, people who choose their responses and reactions
and people who are confidently moving towards their dreams and goals. This book
is not for them. It is for the rest of us who live in various stages of
conscious or unconscious victim hood. This was also Sam's plight until that
mysterious night on the mountain. Sam was ready to quit in a dramatic and final
way. Many people quit from the Game of Life through defeatist behavior and then
look for a savior of some kind, a relative, the unknown friend, a lottery ticket
to rescue them.
A Story to Tell's Guest Line-up for July
18, 2005
(Los Angeles, CA) July 18, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce interviews with
several new authors in the July 18th edition of its internet talk radio show "A
Story to Tell".
First, we speak with Jack George, author of "A Broken Charity - the Rise and
Fall of the Jewish Educational Center". Jack worked at at the Jewish Educational
Center, originally hired as an elementary school administrator. He later became
the principal of the new school that was founded. But his years of experience in
education never prepared him for what he would face. One day, when he arrived at
work to pick up the payroll, he was greeted by the IRS. That day, the IRS closed
the charity, and the days and weeks ahead were like being in a never-ending
roller coaster ride.
Next, we spoke with Emma Merchant, author of "The Same Sun", first of a trilogy.
In her words, "the boundaries are not always clear where one life fits into
another." In this modern epistolary novel, Emma Merchant promises a detour that
rides a thin line between the creative non-fiction and what we comfortably know
as contemporary fiction. With humor and poignant hope, two of the characters
(Jana and Ethan) rely on each other's words to bridge the distance and
circumstances that separate them, while their lives begin a parallel course into
unexpected change.
We also heard from Margaret A. Harrell, who has written an inspirational book,
entitled "Toward a Philosophy of Perception: The Magnitude of Human Potential -
Cloud Optics", which introduces the Love in Transition series, published in
English in the “Lucian Blaga” University of Romania, to the United States. At
the same time it adds a large number of Harrell’s highly detailed cloud
photography. Extending slightly into the infrared and ultraviolet range, they
feature unusual colors in the intent to create paintings. Perception is dealt
with from within the Blakean tradition of seeing several levels at once and also
from within modern theories that vision is always incomplete, but we “fill in
the blanks.” Of note is a long extract from an inspirational memoir written for
the Exceptional Human Experience Network, “A Man Called Milton [Klonsky]:
Experiments in Consciousness. Also included are a few samples of unprogrammed
computer printouts that psychically reorganize what was on the screen. Drawing
it all together is the theme: “the magnitude of human potential.”
Suzanne Donohoe joined us to talk about her new children's book, "Charlie's
Gift." The book is about a boy with a typical problem - he is looking for the
one thing that makes him unique. Something that sets him apart from the crowd,
that will instantly transform him into ‘cool’. On a vacation to the coast, he
will discover that sometimes the gifts you get are no match for the gifts you
already have.
And to wrap things up, we included an interview with T. Anthony Truax, author of
"The Naphtali Chronicles: A Whole New Breed" to discuss vampires - yes,
vampires! A Whole New Breed is a story of speculative fiction using elements of
horror and suspense. It takes place in modern times. The story centers around a
"gifted," yet troubled young man named Mark Roberts. He finds himself pulled
into the middle of a war that has been going on for centuries and has remained
hidden for just as long: the war between vampires and the isolated, small bands
of humans who know that vampires really exist.
Savvy Mommy's Guest Line-up for July 15,
2005
(Los Angeles, CA) July 15, 2005 -- This week's Cool Mom Inventions segment
featured Shari Fitzpatrick, mom inventor of Shari's Berries. We also
continued our Savvy Mommy Summer Book Series and spoke with Elizabeth Pantley,
Sandra Gordon and Stephanie Gallagher. Beth Butler, creator of Boca Beth,
chatted with us about the importance of bilingual learning. Audiologist
Rose Bongiovanni spoke about signs to look for when we think our children may
have a hearing problem. Patty Brisben, president and CEO of Pure Romance
and Spa Parties talked about direct sales opportunities for moms. Single
parent expert Jodi Seidler shared tips for single parents - and single parent
wannabes.
A Story to Tell's Guest Line-up for July
11, 2005
(Los Angeles, CA) July 11, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio announces interviews with
three new authors in its July 11th edition of the internet talk radio show, "A
Story to Tell".
First, we speak with Robin Gorley, who has authored a series of poetic books
entitled "A Lifetime of Words". When Robin was just 11 years old, she lost her
father to cancer. Shortly thereafter, Robin began writing poetry to help with
the hurts, the angers and the happiness she was feeling in her life. As she puts
it, "For me, poetry was a way to heal, a way to vent and to feel free to express
myself. It was hard for me to verbalize my feelings, because I was never allowed
to. Poetry was an instrumental part of my life so I could heal."
Next, we heard from Robert Swiatek, author of the book "Don't Bet On It" who
joined us for a discussion about playing the lottery and how that ties into his
book. His story line is this: It's the lotto gone bad and John Kuzinski wishes
he'd never gotten involved. It started with a murder in Baltimore which takes
down Presidential candidate Jim Collins who is suspected of the crime. His
opponent, Tom Brown, who was down by ten percent in the race, is now being sworn
in as President of the United States. That's when the trouble starts. President
Brown proposes a national LOTTO and soon, people everywhere are playing and
winning. But something about this bothers Kuzinski, something just isn't right.
A series of telling dreams and several hunches later, John's embroiled in
something he wished he'd left alone. Soon, people he knows are getting murdered
and it's up to John to figure out what's happening.
Finally, we interviewed Ruben Sarmiento, author of the science fiction thriller
"Weapon X". Scientists believe that the cures for many diseases of our time will
be found in our genetics. There are researchers who put in exhaustingly long
hours, working toward a breakthrough that will provide answers to many of the
questions surrounding these diseases. Some discoveries have already been made
regarding the connection between genetics and certain illnesses such as
Alzheimer's or breast cancer. The problem, though, is what then to do with that
information. Learning what gene causes what diseases does not necessarily
provide scientists with a cure for that particular disease, but it does bring
them one step closer to finding some answers. It is a fascinating area of study,
involving some of the most brilliant minds on the planet, not to mention
incredible financial backing. This climate of scientific advancement is the
perfect backdrop for his new novel.
Ruben is also trying to raise money and awareness for the disease diabetes, from
which he suffers from and has now for nearly six years. When he was sixteen
years old he was diagnosed with the disease. Shortly there after he began to
write his now published book “Weapon X” “The Past Cannot be Forgotten”. He used
the book as a new beginning in his life and now with the book in publication, he
is using it as a platform to raise money and awareness of the disease he has
been living with for nearly six years. Ruben has pledged to donate a percentage
of the proceeds from the sale of “Weapon X” to the American Diabetes
Association.
Diabetes is a disease in which the body dos not produce enough insulin or
properly use insulin. Insulin is a hormone that converts sugar, starches and
food into energy for the body to use for every day life. An estimated 18.2
million people or 6.3 percent of the population have diabetes. However 5.6
million people are unaware that they even have the disease. A fasting test and
an oral test can be used to determine if one has diabetes.
Dr. Gwendolyn Goldsby-Grant appears on
Global Talk Radio's "Demystifying Non-Profits"
(Los Angeles, CA) July 9, 2005 -- Distinguished guest Dr. Gwendolyn Goldsby-Grant
appeared on the July 9th edition of Global Talk Radio's "Demystifying
Non-Profits" at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com. Tune-in to listen to an archive of the
1-hour program, in which host Celeste Terry speaks candidly with Dr. Goldsby-Grant,
who is a media psychologist and mental health expert on the intangible qualities
of leadership, character and integrity that non-profits should possess to
facilitate the productivity of people and to reduce victimization psychology.
Dr. Goldsby-Grant has also appeared on The News Hour on PBS, The View, Good
Morning America, Oprah, and was formerly the advice columnist for Essence
Magazine. So, it's no wonder that everyone wants to hear her advice!
Savvy Mommy's Guest Line-up for July 8,
2005
(Los Angeles, CA) July 8, 2005 -- Savvy Mommy, hosted by Victoria Pericon, who
is a family lifestyle editor and author, is pleased to announce broadcast and
archiving of its third weekly program on Global Talk Radio.
This week's Cool Mom Inventions segment featured Tamar Shay, mom inventor of
BabyBriefcase. We also continued our Savvy Mommy Summer Book Series and spoke
with Denise Fields, co-author of "Baby 411" about the top baby urgan lgends and
old wives tales. Debbie Williams, author of "Common Sense Organizing" stressed
to us the importance of delagating tasks within our family. And Healthy
Housekeeper Laura Dellutri, author of "Speed Cleaning 101" talked about safe age
appropriate cleaning for children. Stepmom expert Sally Bjornsen, authof of "The
Single girls' Guide to Marrying a Man, His Kids and His Ex-Wife" talked about
becoming a stepmother with humor and grace. Christine Louise Hohlbaum, author of
"SAHM I Am: Tales of a Stay-at-Home-Mom in Europe", joined us again to chat
about being a stay at home mom no matter where you live. And The Travel Mom
Emily Kaufman, travel contributor for Good Morning America, shared some road
trip survival tips.
Listen to the archives to find out how to win a BabyBriefcase, Sassy Stepmother
t-shirt or copies of the books in the summer book series.
Global Talk Radio's audience soars
another 46% in June 2005!
(Los Angeles, CA) July 1, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio continues to impress media
watchers, earning the reputation as "the fastest growing internet talk radio
station." This relatively new internet talk radio station continues to expand
its market share, growing its listener base by another 46% in June 2005!
Two new exclusive programs were added to Global Talk Radio's talk show line-up
in June. First, Business 101 debuted on June 13th, with a mission of
speaking to experts on intelligent planning, franchising and business
opportunities, business and marketing management, cost-saving strategies, legal
issues and much more for the small business owner or future entrepreneur.
Second, Savvy Mommy debuted on June 24th, featuring host Victoria Pericon, who
as a family lifestyle editor and author, provides moms with the essential guide
to parenting little ones.
Savvy Mommy's popularity takes off with
its second weekly show
(Los Angeles, CA) July 1, 2005 -- Savvy Mommy, hosted by
Victoria Pericon, produced another wonderful program for listeners on Global
Talk Radio in its second
program, aired live on June 1st.
This week's Cool Mom Inventions segment featured Isabel Kallman and Vicky
Germaise, co-founders of Alpha Mom TV, the first 24/7 parenting channel
available on-demand. Dr. Cathleen London informed us about ways that good
nutrition can be fun for the whole family. Child psychoanalyst Michelle Ascher
Dunn spoke about the media's effect on children and organizing yourself when
your child is 0-6.
Host Victoria Pericon also started the Savvy Mommy Summer Reading Series and
spoke with authors Christine Louise Hohlbaum, Brook Noel, Katherine Stewart,
Carolina Fernandez, Catherine Fliegel and Cynthia Stevens Graubart.
Listeners were invited to call in or sent Savvy Mommy an email to win copies of
the books in the summer reading series or a Kipiis bib clip. Listeners of the
archived show are also invited to participate in the giveaway!
The show is available for on-demand listening 24/7 at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/savvymommy. |
