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So, what does every woman want and every man need to know? (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 --
Author Javon64 appeared on Global Talk Radio's June 27th edition of its internet talk radio show, "A
Story to Tell", to discuss his errotic poetry in "What Every Woman Wants and
Every Man Needs To Know". Author Terri Ann Armstrong appears on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 --
Terri Ann Armstrong, poetic author of "My Soul Has Spoken", was interviewed on
Global Talk Radio's
June 27th edition of "A Story to Tell" to discuss her new book and the personal
messages of struggle and inspiration. Author Mikaylah Simone appears on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 --
Global Talk Radio is
pleased to announce an interview with Mikaylah Simone, author of "My
Manufactured English", on the June 27th edition of its internet talk radio show,
"A Story to Tell". Can keeping a journal improve your life? (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 -- Maggie Sova, author of "Spirit of the Eagle",
appeared on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" to discuss her new book and
how keeping a personal journal can lift you to greater heights. Author Phil Ferriell appears on Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio show, "A Story to Tell" (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 -- Phil Ferriell, author of "Getting in the
Game", appeared on the June 27th edition of Global Talk Radio's
"A Story to Tell", to discuss his new book. The use of art in advertising discussed
with Mary Ogle of evisionarts.com on (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 -- Mary Ogle of evisionarts.com visited with
Global Talk Radio's "Business 101" to discuss the use of art in advertising.
From cups to t-shirts, art is such a sure way to keep your company's name in
front of everyone's eye, and with the advance of digital technology,
print-on-demand brings cost-effectiveness to the small business owner. The power of multimedia marketing
discussed with David DeCantillon of Integrated Media Solutions (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 -- David DeCantillon, president of Integrated
Media Solutions (IMS), appeared on Global Talk Radio's
June 27th edition of "Business 101" to discuss the power of multimedia marketing
in today's business. TrueLocal.com Featured on Global Talk Radio's "Best Internet Sites" (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 -- Jake Baillie, product manager of
TrueLocal.com, appear on Global Talk Radio's June 27th edition of "Best Internet
Sites" to discuss their powerful new web search engine that focuses on local
matches. ApplesForHealth.com Featured on Global Talk Radio's "Best Internet Sites" (Los Angeles, CA) June 27, 2005 -- Casey Coke of ApplesForHealth.com appeared in
Global Talk Radio's June 27th edition of "Best Internet Sites" to discuss their
website and the wealth of healthy news and information it contains from around
the world. Hot new gaming site featured on Global Talk Radio's "Best Internet Sites" (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce an exclusive interview with developer Alex Coket of playwithyourmind.com on the June 20th edition of its internet talk radio program, "Best Internet Sites". This is an amazing new gaming site with over 40 games that will challenge your mind and hand-eye coordination. If you judge a game by the sophistication of its graphics or the power of its weapons, you may not like the games here. However, if you like games that challenge your mind, and allow you to exercise your intellectual skills, you've found the right place. If you like to play with words, or play with numbers, you've found the right place. If you like logic puzzles, typing challenges or IQ tests, you've found the right place. Jean Wales of Wales Consulting LLC visits with Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio program, "Best Internet Sites". (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Jean Wales of Wales Consulting LLC appeared on Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio program, "Best Internet Sites" to discuss her website at www.wales-consulting.com, her new book "Do It Now! An Organizing Handbook for Families and Senior Citizens", and the many issues pertaining to elderly care. Jean F. Wales is a member of the Canton (Ohio) Regional Chamber of Commerce; Women's Network of Akron; Women's Initiative Network of Canton; National Healthcare Housing Admissions & Marketing Association (HHAMA); Stark County Senior Services Network; Portage County Senior Services Network; The Great Exchange of Canton; Stark County Senior Services Coalition and the National Association of Professional Organizers. Her background includes 35+ years experience in business and non-profit organizations including the American Red Cross, Diebold Inc. and the Akron Public Schools, Adult Vocational Education, Akron, OH. Jean is a former fire department paramedic and also an instructor-trainer for the State of Ohio for EMT-A, Firefighter and Law Enforcement training. She was the Executive Director of Lake Senior Center in Lake Township, Ohio, for several years. The interview is available on-demand 24/7 at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/bestinternetsites. Tonya Slawinski of Supportive Solutions,
Inc., appears on Global Talk Radio's "Business 101" (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- As they put it, "Crisis response is more than just an intervention. It's not enough to provide a service if it's not the right service or provided at the right time." Tonya Slawinski, PhD., of Supportive Solutions, Inc., appears on Global Talk Radio's June 20th edition of its internet talk radio program "Business 101" to discuss the importance of business selecting and setting up the right crisis response, in case of a natural disaster, terrorism or workplace accident. Tonya Slawinski is President of Supportive Solutions Inc. In addition to a PhD in Social Work, Tonya is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). Her additional credentials include certification by the ACSW and as a Board Certified Diplomate (BCD). Tonya has over 15 years of crisis response experience and has developed and delivered training nationally to human resource departments, EAPs and security departments for Fortune 500 companies. She has been actively involved in the development of new approaches for crisis response services and continues to explore new avenues for services that will more adequately support crisis responders throughout the world. Tonya coordinates the recruitment, training and mentorship program for the crisis consultant community, both nationally and internationally. The interview can be heard on-demand 24/7 at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/business101. Multi-millionaire Doran Andry visits with
Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio program "Business 101" (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce an interview with self-made, multi-millionaire Doran Andry on the June 20th edition of "Business 101". Doran didn't start out with a lot of money. In fact, he had failures along the way. But he worked hard and - more importantly, smart - to achieve exceptional success. By the age of 39 years old, Doran J. Andry has become an International Marketing "Master" whose distributorship has generated over $3.2 billion in sales during the last 10 years. With over a decade of experience and an incredible passion to serve people. Doran has become one of the world's top marketing minds, with annual sales hovering at the $2 billion level. In July of 2002, Doran was catapulted to the forefront of the corporate leadership team when he and three other top distributors were elected to the steering committee representing distributors worldwide. The task was to spearhead the move to buy the company and take it private in a nearly $700 million transaction. Today, Doran is one of the largest distributors/shareholders in the company. His unusual role as corporate leader, significant stockholder, and major distributor leverages his unique abilities, boundless vision, and energy. Starting in the third bedroom of his home, Doran has built a company that is the American Dream. As Chief Executive Officer of H.B. International Group Inc., Doran currently does business in 42 countries worldwide and over 400,000 distributors have joined his organization since its inception. To better assist distributors, Doran has diversified his holdings to include marketing companies in the two largest markets in the world, the United States and Japan. Doran regularly trains audiences from 10 to over 15,000 and inspires them to achieve their full potential. Also, he is a loving father and devoted husband. Doran and wife Emiko have three boys: Tomo, Yuji, 6 Kenzo. The Andrys call Newport Beach, California, home. Doran is heavily involved in his community, regularly attending NewSong Church. His hobbies include golf, automobiles, motorcycles, sports, physical fitness, and personal development. He is keenly aware that "to whom much is given, much is expected, " and he contributes both time and treasure to charitable and philanthropic pursuits. The interview is available for on-demand streaming 24/7 at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/business101. Join Diane Thompson for a delightful conversation about her new children's book, "Oliver's Castle". (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Diane Thompson, author of the new children's book "Oliver's Castle", visits with Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". Diane lives in South Carolina, is a registered nurse (RN), works at an outpatient dialysis clinic part-time, is married and has 4 cats. She inherited the love of writing from her mother, who is now deceased. As Diane puts it, she grew up as an only-child, so she learned to be self-entertaining and developed a great imagination, which she caried into her professional writing. She can be as serious or outlandish as you can imagine. "Oliver's Castle" is actually a combination of four shorter stories. Each story is written in a simple way so younger readers can easily read to themselves... and for those pre-reading children, "Oliver's Castle" makes for a delightful shared moment between parent and child. Take a trip to a far-away world,
Xunitopia, with author Dellwyn Oseana on (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- On Global Talk Radio's June 20th edition of its internet talk radio program, "A Story to Tell", author Dellwyn Oseana phones in from the Netherlands to discuss his new epic adventure following four loyal friends on a quest to find the lost art of imagination. A mind open to all possibilities is key to survival in an often dreary world. Xunitopia: The Search for Imagination (now available through AuthorHouse), by Dellwyn Oseana, plunges readers into a magical world along with four courageous, curious teenagers who refuse to live by ordinary standards. The book begins with a marvelous meeting in the forest between a young girl and a unicorn. A lasting friendship begins, but one day the mysterious creature disappears. The interview can be heard on-demand 24/7 at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/astorytotell. Author Ray Arjoman visits with "A Story
to Tell" to discuss his new book "Human Brain Soup" (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Author Ray Arjomand visits with Global Talk Radio's June 20th edition of its internet talk radio program, "A Story to Tell". His new book, "Human Brain Soup" is a short science fiction thriller about futuristic events on a far-away planet. Yet the story is related, on so many levels, to the problems we face with animal cruelty in our society today. Ray Arjomand is a US citizen and has two Bachelor Degrees. In his late 20s he was 20 pounds overweight and a junk food addict, frequenting fast food restaurants. He was unaware of the secret animal cruelty sustaining the restaurants. His intent in writing this fiction is to vividly expose the horrors of cut-throat price competition when the traded commodity is alive. How can you overcome struggle and start living again? (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Elfreda Pretorius, author of "Rules of the Game", visits with Global Talk Radio's June 20th edition of its internet talk radio program, "A Story to Tell", to discuss how we can overcome struggle in our lives and start living again. Elfreda asks, "Are you tired of struggling through life but hope tomorrow will be better?" Well, as she puts it, tomorrow will not be any different from today, unless you learn and apply the Rules of the Game. 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. Her interview can be heard on-demand at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/astorytotell. Holocaust survivor and author Maurice Kamhi visits with Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio program, "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 20, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce an interview with Holocaust survivor and author Maurice Kamhi in the June 20th edition of its internet talk radio program, "A Story to Tell". Dodging bullets and bombs, Maurice Kamhi made his way out of Sarajevo, Bosnia, where he was born, to the United States via Dalmatia and Italy. After getting his college degree in Film from the City College of New York, he was a teacher, social worker, actor, playwright and director, doing drams for television, Broadway and off-Broadway. He wrote, produced, directed and hosted a weekly television show on WNYC-TV for seven years. And now, Maurice has published hi first book, "The KO Artist". In his story, the protagonist (Dan Kahn), who is an intellectually precocious high school senior, discovers that through a mysterious and shocking incident, he now possesses a knockout punch. At about the same time, her discovers he can act. The story shows the struggle to determine which talent is more valuable, not just in terms of income, but in spiritual and inter-personal meaning. Maximize your web site's potential in search engines (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Stoney deGeyter, president of Pole Position Marketing, visited with Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio program, "Best Internet Sites", to discuss ways that businesses can maximize their exposure (and potential) in search engines. Pole Position Marketing provides you with the most affordable and cost effective online marketing and promotion strategies that will help you maximize your Return on Investment (ROI). Their team's combined knowledge, years of experience and website promotion success will produce the results you are looking for and the visitor conversions you need. With their exclusive reporting suite you are able to track the "bottom line" of your investment throughout your promotion campaign. Specifically, they can help boost the performance of your website in search engines in a number of ways. First, increase search engine rankings, site visits and sales through professional research, analysis and text and code optimization. Second, Focus your internet marketing plan on your specific products that people are searching for on the primary comparison shopping search engines such as Froogle, Shopping.com and more. Further, their team has devised ways to maximize return on investment (ROI) from pay-per-click advertising and sponsored ad campaign management for Google Adwords and Yahoo Search Marketing Solutions (Overture). How do you find trusted care givers for your senior loved ones? (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce that Barbara Mascio of Senior Approved Services appeared on its internet talk radio program, "Best Internet Sites", to discuss finding trusted care givers for your senior loved ones. Seniors Approve is not a referral company or an elder care service with endless listings. We only recommend senior services, products and resources that have been surveyed and are certified 'Senior Approved'. They take the guesswork out of choosing a homecare company, an assisted living facility, and any other service that you or your mom and dad may need. And the best part of all is that their service is FREE!. In addition to featuring only Senior Approved services, resources, products and housing options, you will find a friendly web community to participate in at their website at www.seniorsapprove.com. Online dating is taken to a new level (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Matt Muro of LifeKnot.com appeared on global Talk Radio's June 13th edition of "Best Internet Sites" to discuss the philosophy for online dating, which is the driving force behind their successful new web site. Their niche is by providing a place where people can meet new friends - people who share common interests. With an emphasis on activites instead of physical attributes, their service goes far beyond the majority of other online dating services. Global Talk Radio announces an interview with Jake Baillie, product manager of TrueLocal.com. (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio interviewed Jake Baillie, product manager for TrueLocal.com on the June 13th edition of its new internet talk radio program "Business 101". They call it "a search engine for your neighborhood." TrueLocal only indexes websites that have physical locations. Your search results are free of the clutter you find on other directories and virtual sites. You could say our local results are True Local results. TrueLocal.com has an amazing website, which is wonderful for consumers looking for a quick, local match... and it's potential is outstanding for small businesses looking for a competitive advantage over businesses listed on the other, more geographically-divergent search engines. Identify Theft is a Threat to Businesses, Too (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Coach Kat of coachkat.com visited with Global Talk Radio's June 13th episode of "Business 101" to discuss how identify theft threatens the financial well-being of business and financial institutions... and what they can do to protect themselves. Having consulted and coached national and international companies and employers in improving their bottom line by improving their processes, there are many items Coach Kat looks at, including potential risk of loss and coverage a business should have for themselves and employees, technology, hiring and firing practices, outsourcing, telecommuting, benefits packages, etc. Identify theft is just one of the many risks businesses face every day. When was the last time you met 20 good contacts at a business event (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio spoke with Sonia English of 5 Minute Networking in its June 13th edition of "Business 101", to discuss their new rapid-fire networking program. Much like speed dating but applied to business mixers, they have come up with a program that can land you several qualified business leads within minutes. At 5 Minute Networking events you meet 20 other business professionals, one-on-one, in 5 minute increments. The teams are set according to what industries compliment each other the most, therefore optimizing the networking. In a five-minute meeting with another professional, you can describe your respective businesses, exchange business cards, and pass on referrals. When you hear the bell, it is time to move to another table and meet someone new! Author Stephen Kogon appears on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Stephen Kogon was born and raised in Maryland, growing up primarily in the city of Columbia, where he first began to exercise his imagination by spending many hours alone in his room creating new worlds and characters. While his parents worried he was far too young to be living the life of a recluse, little did they know that the seeds of a storyteller were instead being grown. Fortunately, their worries were eased when he would periodically leave the room to put on a dazzling show of some sort, enlisting his younger sister to play a role, as they entertained friends and family. After high school, where the experience of Geometry and Algebra II nearly drained him of all creative initiative, he went off to college at the University of Maryland at Baltimore County (UMBC). It was there that he re-discovered his passion for entertaining as he wrote and acted in comedy sketches for the campus television show. Upon graduating, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue writing and acting. Within a year, he landed a featured role in an episode of Lifetime’s "Crimes and Confessions," playing a pasty-faced twerp. After getting a tan, he decided to concentrate on screenwriting, whereupon one of his scripts, "The Fells Point Five," made the semifinals of the prestigious Nicholl Fellowship Screenwriting Competition. Over the next few years, he had several scripts optioned by prominent producers, including Roger Paradiso (producer of "The Thomas Crown Affair") and Jennie Lew Tugend (producer of the "Free Willy" movies). Finally, he wrote his first novel, "Max Mooth - Cyber Sleuth and the Case of the Zombie Virus" and is hard at work on the follow up, "Max Mooth - Cyber Sleuth and the Case of the Screen Saver Virus." You can hear his interview at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/astorytotell. Escape with a new twist on time travel fiction (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Leave the time machines at home because you won’t need them in Link Detonator--an exciting new novel by science fiction writer Mary E. Rose. Set in the reality that lies beyond time itself, Link Detonator is the adventurous story of one man’s struggle to break the one link that threatens to kill him and the world he knows. “While trying to convince myself that time travel could even be possible,” says author Mary E. Rose, “I began to twist it in a way that I would find the whole concept believable. Thus, the Link Detonator.” Mary E. Rose has several of her short stories and poems published on websites such as Authorsden and Speculative Fiction Centre. The Card, another of her short stories, has been published in Nickolaus Pacione’s anthology Tabloid Purposes available through Lulu.com. Mary appeared on Global Talk Radio's June 13th edition of "A Story to Tell". Her interview can be heard at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/astorytotell. Author Jim Meirose appears on Global Talk Radio's internet talk show, "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Jim Meirose was born in central New Jersey and has been writing and publishing since 1979. His work has appeared in many literary magazines and journals and has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. One of his short stories was honored in the 1997 O. Henry Awards Anthology and a collection of his stories has been published. Jim shares with us a short summary of the plot: An airliner breaks up over the Midwest and a casket being shipped cross country falls to earth. Two brothers discover it in a ploughed field and its occupant changes their lives forever. The dead woman, Claire, eventually becomes an exhibit in a carnival because for some unknown reason her body refuses to decompose. She also transforms the lives of a disintegrating family of three transplanted from back east. This story is by turns serious, humorous, tragic, and magical
Dan Clemmons of MemoryMinder Journals appears on Global Talk Radio's "A Story
to Tell" (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Put simply, their motto is "For the focus that you need, write it down and you'll succeed." Dan Clemmons of MemoryMinder Journals tells Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" about their first-hand experience that keeping a personal journal really can improve your health. They have developed three key journals (samples of each journal page can be found at their website www.memoryminder.com): 1 - Memory Minder (Personal Health Journal) which provides a checklist health diary that's detailed yet easy to use; the ideal way to keep track of conditions day by day or whenever needed; 2 - DietMinder (Food & Fitness Journal) which is a deluxe food and excercise diary that works well with any diet and fitness plan - the healthy way to change your eating habits for good; and 3 - BodyMinder (Workout & Exercise Journal), a handy physical fitness diary for workouts and all other forms of exercise; perfect for the home gym, fitness center, or anywhere you're on the move. Author Jill Divine shares her powerful, positive message with Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 13, 2005 -- Jill Divine started her working life as a secretary, but found it very unfulfilling and decided to study nursing as a new career. She found this very enjoyable and satisfying, but to her disappointment had to give it up when she became ill. During this time she discovered that alternative health, spiritual healing and meditation helped and then trained as a Reiki healer. It was during meditation a year ago that a story repeatedly popped into her head and she decided to write it down. Since then the inspiration has not stopped and she continues to write. All her writing is inspirational and stems from her own inner belief in the power of love, hope, positive energy and angels. She has written another series of books which she plans to publish later next year, as well as several feature film scripts, and many articles on positive energy. Her intention is to heal the world through laughter and the awareness of their own energy. Anjoy - God’s Gifts, is her first step to positive peace worldwide, and will be enjoyed by all whether science fiction fans or not. You can hear her interview at www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/astorytotell. Beyond Reality becomes #1 show at Global Talk Radio for the week ending June 5, 2005 (Los Angeles, CA) June 7, 2005 -- Shelley Kaehr, Ph.D., is one of the world's leading authorities on mind-body medicine and author of six books. Her private practice specializes in past-life regression, future memory journeys, grief recovery, soul purpose and career and relationship counseling. Dr. Kaehr was also featured on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory on June 1st, as they discuss her latest book, "Edgar Cayce's Guide to Gemstones, Minerals, Metals and More." Dr. Kaehr's also hosts a popular talk radio program, Beyond Reality, which is currently in syndication and available on-demand at Global Talk Radio 24 hours per day. Listen in as she and her distinguished guests uncover the truth about near-death experiences, miracle healings and so much more! Beyond Reality has regular been one of the top-rated shows at Global Talk Radio, and for the week ending June 5, 2005, Beyond Reality has regained the top spot as the most-requested program on the station. Inspirational poet Lily Powers visits with Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 6, 2005 -- Lily, who has recently appeared as a featured artist at Shades of Africa in Long Beach, California, and who hosted an open microphone poetry event at Mecca Hair Studio in Los Angeles, stopped by Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" to do just that: tell her story. She has a message for girls who might be facing some of life's challenges that she, too, faced as a teenager. Lily said that her intention in writing this book was to let young women going through their own transition into womanhood know that they are not alone in their struggle. The book “girl Child (The Transition - In Poetic Form)” covers the range of emotions and issues that most poeple have dealt with at some point - from overcoming negative self-images and heartache, to going beyond the limitations that society places upon us. It is truly about traveling through life’s peaks and valleys, making it through to the other side, and liking who you are when you get there. Lily’s poetry is sincere, vivid, witty and more importantly - valid. Thus far, “girl Child” has received an overwhelmingly positive response from readers of all walks of life. Ruth Garnes appears on Global Talk Radio's internet talk radio program, "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 6, 2005 -- Listen in as mother-turned-author Ruth Garnes visits with Global Talk Radio's June 6th edition of "A Story to Tell" to share her story of raising seven children that she recently put to writing in her new book, "Fantasy/Controvery or My Reality." "Fantasy/Controversy or My Reality" is not only an inspirational and insightful collection of poetic literature, it is a collection that everyone who dares to dream should experience. The collection unveils the faces we wear as lovers, parents, children, men, women, spiritual beings and more. In her interview, Ruth shares with us some of her struggles in raising seven children... and some of the rewards that came along by facing up to those challenges The Lost Civilization of Atlantis - the topic of an interview with Marvin Southcott on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 6, 2005 -- The story of Atlantis dates back to Plato's time. Some believe the story to be totally fictional. Others believe it was based on the violent distruction of an island in the Mediterranean Ocean by a catastrophic volcanic eruption. And then there are those who believe Atlantis was a truly advanced civilization that existed thousands of years ago, but which has now become all but forgotten. Author and retired university professor Marvin Southcott appeared on Global Talk Radio's June 6th edition of "A Story to Tell" to share his story. "Persistence and Doubt" starts with the Atlantis quake, then connects the experience with the Atlantis second generation survivors who are living on the East Coast of North America. There, the protagonist, Davob, a dreamer and designer, builds the first birch bark canoe a man can carry to the water, a solstice center for determining the seasonal temperatures, and the first log cabin on the continent. He is opposed by Kado, who fights to destroy whatever Davob tries to create. It is the classic tale of evil against good and the question in the balance is which one will win. Marvin Southcott is Professor Emeritus from WWU, Bellingham, WA, having worked as a practicing Industrial Designer and a teacher. He designed, among other things, the first solid state television tape recorder and the first portable video recorder on the market. He’s had articles published in professional publications and, in the area of teaching, Marvin’s talent for design led to his writing internal publication instructional materials for Maryland Institute. He has taught and lectured in several European countries as well as in Canada. In the field of writing, his short-short titled "Indian Steel" placed third in a Byline Magazine competition. He also has watercolor paintings on exhibit in his hometown and two of the series took first and second prizes in local competitions Global Talk Radio is pleased to announce an interview with Pamela Erickson on "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 6, 2005 -- It was October 12, 1918. One of the worst fires in American history was about to devastate the towns of Cloquet and Moose Lake, Minnesota, killing 453 people, burning over 1500 square miles and destroying more than 4000 homes and 6000 barns in its path. “The Memory Quilt—A Tale of Friends & Family, Lost & Found in the Great Cloquet Fire of 1918,” has been nominated for a 15th Annual Midwest Independent Publishers Association (MIPA) Book Award. Written by first-time author Pamela J. Erickson, “The Memory Quilt” tells the story of Liisa Maki, a 14-year old Finnish-American girl, and her experiences the day of the fire that consumed the small northeastern Minnesota towns of Cloquet and Moose Lake. The title of the book refers to a family heirloom quilt that helps the next generation rediscover a piece of Maki family history lost during the 1918 Cloquet Fire. Pamela J. Erickson is the third generation of her family to grow up in Cloquet, Minn. Both of her father’s parents lived through the fire of 1918, and parts of their real life stories were incorporated into the book. Charles Harry shares some tips for women in understanding their men on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". (Los Angeles, CA) June 6, 2005 -- Listen in as author Charles Harry shares some deep secrets about what men are really thinking, as he visits with Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell". Ironically, what started as a challenge from his girlfriend has grown into a successful book. Ladies, there are a few things you should know if you want to stay in love. “We all know some marriages run perfectly,” Harry says. “But what about the other 99% of us? People sometimes can diverge in completely different directions after marriage yet there are always signs we miss that act as warnings. His book: Confessing with girls: money, lies, sex & insensitive men (Bertram & Knott, June 2005), is a satirical look at the simple things men do throughout relationships and why they do them. Yvonne Pointer, founder of Positive Plus, appears on Global Talk Radio's "Demystifying Non-Profits". (Los Angeles, CA) June 6, 2005 -- Yvonne Pointer, philanthropist and founder of Positive Plus, visits with host Celeste Terry of Global Talk Radio's "Demystifying Non-Profits", sharing her personal story of how tragedy led to the creation of a non-profit program, a scholarship program and a philanthropic fund. Yvonne's story is very motivating. After the brutal murder of her daughter, Gloria, she rose from the deepest depths of life's tragedies to find the best way to overcome her loss was by helping others. Now, years later, her story has touched the lives of countless others. She has worked tirelessly throughout the community and nation as an advocate for child safety. And her story has now become an international topic of discussion. In 2002, a young man in Ghana, West Africa was walking down the street wondering why he was faced with so many struggles in life and wondered if God really loved him. Anthony was forced to drop out of school to help his mother make ends meet. Many days he had gone without food wondering where his family's next meal would come from. As he walked, he saw an article on the ground, picked it up and read it. As unbelievable as it may be, the article was about the inspirational story of Yvonne Pointer, and the struggles she faced everyday in dealing with the murder of her eldest daughter. This has now led to founding of the Gloria Pointer Teen Movement Initiative in West Africa, where he is dedicating his life to assist African youth in obtaining an education and a healthy life style in memory of Gloria. For all her efforts, she has received numerous honors, including the induction into the Ohio Women's Hall of Fame and the 2001 Essence Award. In 1990, the Gloria Pointer Scholarship Fund was established in Cleveland, Ohio to assist students in pursuing their educational goals. Recipients of the scholarship receive a one time contribution of $1,000.00 to use toward their college expenses. The local scholarship has assisted over 12 students to attend college, including Fisk University, Spelman College. Virginia Union University, Central State University and Western Illinois University. Proceeds from Yvonne's self published book, Behind the Death Of a Child helps fund the scholarship. Please send tax deductible donations to Gloria Pointer Scholarship c/o Yvonne Pointer. P.O. Box 603456 Cleveland , Ohio 44103. Your donations will assist youth in obtaining an education and fulfill a dream. You can learn more about Yvonne Pointer at her website at www.yvonnepointer.com. Her interview is also available for on-demand streaming on Global Talk Radio's "Demystifying Non-Profits" 24 hours per day at http://www.GlobalTalkRadio.com/shows/demystifyingnonprofits. Global Talk Radio's Audience Grows by 40% in May 2005 (Los Angeles, CA) June 3, 2005 -- Global Talk Radio is keeping true to its word -- they really are "the fastest growing internet talk radio station". Listenership soared in the month of May, in part from the addition of three new shows (Bobby Likis Car Clinic, Disability News & Views Radio Show, and Demystifying Non-Profits), and also as a result of heaving promotion of its existing shows. For the month, the top-ranked shows continued to be A Story to Tell (a 1-hour program showcasing discussions with up & coming authors, experts and people in the news), Beyond Reality (hosted by Dr. Shelley Kaehr, one of the world's leading authorities on mind-body medicine and author of six books), and New Age Radio (a weekly talk show in exclusive syndication on Global Talk Radio, devoted to discovering and learning about herbal healing, natural medicine, ghosts, psychics, UFOs and the paranormal.) Global Talk Radio's philosophy is simple: Give the listeners the best possible internet radio experience, while assisting sponsors in reaching a highly-targeted internet audience. Global Talk Radio was launched in late 2004, and has quickly become a dominant force in the internet talk radio industry. With numerous programs broadcast live and available 24 hours per day on-demand, Global Talk Radio offers a wide variety of exclusive and syndicated talk show content - from paranormal to political, from automotive to women's programs, and much more. Global Talk Radio Airs Exclusive Interview with Dr. LaVerne Cash on its' Internet Talk Radio Program, "A Story to Tell" (Los Angeles, CA) June 2, 2005 -- "New Beginnings" by Dr. LaVerne Cash takes a more serious look at the issues we were facing during World War II. Picking up where Hogan's Heroes left off, "New Beginnings" represents a unique blend of comedy with adversity, and introduces some new characters from her own imagination They Call Him the "Word Slinger" (Los Angeles, CA) June 2, 2005 -- They call him the Word Slinger for good reason -- Western novelist Walt Lange visits with Global Talk Radio's May 30th edition of "A Story to Tell" to discuss his new Western novels about the Trawlaine family and the Ethnic West. (This is a theme not often expressed in classic Western works.) Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" Features an Interview with Author Sam Paul (Los Angeles, CA) June 2, 2005 -- Listen in as author Sam Paul visits with Global Talk Radio's May 30th edition of "A Story to Tell" to discuss his new book, "Why I Committed Suicide." Ironically, while this is a very personal and tragic story, the title itself is intriguing... because he couldn't have committed suicide and still written the book. Sam has a very important story to tell about a defining moment in his life, which forever changed him. Author Jan Brogan Interviewed on Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" Internet Talk Radio Show (Los Angeles, CA) June 2, 2005 -- Listen in as author Jan Brogan visits with Global Talk Radio's May 30th edition of A Story to Tell to discuss the release of her 2nd novel: "A Confidential Source". This is definitely her best novel yet, and it's a must-read for mystery lovers. A Danish Perspective on the Holocaust (Los Angeles, CA) June 2, 2005 -- Join author Kevin Haworth for a lively discussion about the Holocaust from a Danish perspective, as he visits with Global Talk Radio's "A Story to Tell" and discusses how Copenhagen citizens helped stand up against the Nazis. Kevin recently published his book on the subject, entitled "The Discontinuity of Small Things", which is based in part of many interviews with survivors and their descendants
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