Catalog Of Interviews And Bits

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Robert Hardgrave has a diverse background as an educator and teacher for the Navajo Nation, Alaska Native Schools Yukon River, and California Public Schools. He served as the Director of Eskimo Olympics. A parent, pilot, and retired schoolteacher, he followed his dream of publishing a novel. He currently lives in California

Robbie Bach is best known for founding and leading the team that created the Xbox. Today he is an entertaining storyteller and catalyzing voice who writes books and speaks to audiences on leadership, creativity, strategy, and civic issues. During his twenty-two years at Microsoft, Robbie worked in various marketing and business management roles—including supporting the successful launch and expansion of Microsoft Office and leading the creation and development of the Xbox business. Then as Microsoft’s President of the Entertainment and Devices Division, he was responsible for the company’s worldwide gaming, music, video, phone, and retail sales businesses until he retired in 2010. He currently chairs the board of the Bipartisan Policy Center. He also serves on the national board of governors for Boys and Girls Clubs of America and Magic Leap, an augmented reality company. He previously served as a board member of the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Sonos Inc., Brooks Running Company, the Spac

Award-winning director Justin Corsbie and veteran singer-songwriter Todd Snider are available together for phone interviews on Wednesday, December 8, 2021 (9:00am - 11:30am ET) to discuss their work on the film, "Hard Luck Love Song.” Filmed in Texas and released by Lionsgate, Michael Dorman, Sophia Bush, Dermot Mulroney, Eric Roberts, Brian Sacca, Melora Walters and RZA enliven characters inspired by the song ”Just Like Old times” by Todd Snider. Together with the deftness of first time, feature film director Justin Corsbie, this romantic, crime drama takes the audience on an emotional ride through heartland America.

About the Author A.M. Justice is an award-winning Brooklyn-based author, lover of science and wit, sporadic scuba diver, and once and future tango dancer. Her characters live only in her head, but they're real, and she puts them through hell.

Vernuccio/Novak Report Radio Show; FOX radio news contributor; Editor-in-Chief, NY Analysis of Policy & Govt; Minute for America syndicated radio column,

Dr. Ian D. Brooks, is the CEO and founder of Rhodes Smith Consulting - a Personal and Professional Development firm specializing In behavioral transformations - and the Author of Intention: Building Capabilities to Transform Your Story. For over 24yrs, Dr. Brooks' career has taken him from working in a clinical ward to organizations and people - with the goal of helping individuals build skills toward achieving new heights. His clients include Netflix, Shondaland, Bank of America, Guitar Center, Nike Inc. Sony, and Warner Brothers. He has a passion for working with individuals seeking expansion as well as new and front line leaders within organizations develop skills built on mastering intentions and consistency of capabilities.

BIO: Eoin Colfer is the author of the New York Times best-selling Artemis Fowl series, which was adapted into a major motion picture from Disney, and three books in a spin-off series about the Fowl Twins. He also wrote the critically acclaimed WARP trilogy, and many other titles for young readers and adults, including Highfire, Iron Man: The Gauntlet, Airman, Half Moon Investigations, Eoin Colfer's Legend of . . . books, The Wish List, Benny and Omar; and Benny and Babe. In 2014, he was named Ireland's laureate for children's literature. He lives with his wife and two sons in Dublin, Ireland. To learn more, visit www.eoincolfer.com. He is also on Twitter and Instagram @EoinColfer

Jeffrey A. Krames is an American author whose books have been translated into more than 36 languages. Mr. Krames, the direct descendant of German and Polish Holocaust survivors, is the former editor-in-chief of Portfolio, the business book imprint of The Penguin Group

About the book: Hundreds of years ago in the land of Uranallee, a powerful wizard creates a blue orb of amplifying directed thought with just a few words. It lies dormat for many years, until a coven of vile witches discover it and develops a plot to take over the world. Zarcon is a great wizard who fears the witches have the legendary blue orb that provides them with more power the longer they pocess it. One day after he hears someone riding toward his castle at a frantic pace, he opens the door to Jasmine, a young woman who has just stolen the orb and somehow escaped from the pack of wolves chasing her. After she enlists help from Zarcon to help her protect the artifact from the witches who will do anything to get it back, they must embark on a perilous journey to seek help from another. Will they succeed in their quest or will the witches catch them and once again obtain the orb? In this fantasy story, a young woman and a great wizard set out on a journey to protect a powerful artifact from evil witches d

Cheryl grew up in the Chicago area in the home of her Slovenian immigrant grandparents. Her father moved his family to the Pacific Northwest after he completed his medical schooling in 1960 where he practiced as a Radiologist. Cheryl attended Seattle University for two years and finished her Bachelor of Arts degree at Willamatte University in Salem, Oregon. She attended Portland state University for her MSW degree and worked as a social worker in a mental health facility for sixteen years. She has three children and eight grandchildren. Love Poems and Obsession is a sequel of sorts of her first book, “Sentiment a memoir” Book Titled “Love Poems and Obsession” Sensational Intimate Writings for Romantic and Those Interested in True Life Story Chicago, US, June 2018: Cheryl Krkoč, a renowned writer and social worker is thrilled to announce the release of her second book “Love and Poems Obsession.” It is a captivating tale that revolves around the life of her parents who lived a romantic life throughout their lif

Chris St John has been on a roll this past year, especially these last few months. He has had several international hit singles, including “I Called You Rose”, “I’d Send You My Heart” and “A Box For Jewels” All songs dominated the Euro and World Indie Music Charts, rising to No. 3 and 8 respectively. St John’s latest track, the extremely infections “Hey Siri”, perfectly captures the current state of our techno-crazy modern world. The song humorously yet pointedly song addresses both our addiction to, and frustration with, Siri, Alexa, Facebook, Amazon, texts, emails and cell phones, while lamenting the loss of simpler times before the cell phone/social media age. Over a lighthearted, playfully rolling, whistle-infused African/Carribean styled groove reminiscent of Paul Simon’s classic Graceland vibe, the fast emerging multi-faceted Americana, folk, soft rock and country influenced artist shares insightful lyrics we can all relate to – and will be singing by the second chorus: “Siri’s unavailable, Alexa wo

Erika Engelhaupt has spent more than a decade writing and editing for top science publications, including National Geographic, Science News, and NPR. Her love of storytelling has also brought her out from behind the laptop to appear onstage and in podcasts such as the Story Collider. She began her career as a scientist and holds Master’s degrees in biology and environmental science. She lives in Knoxville, Tennessee.

The Appalling Moral Failure of Francis Collins By John G. West, VP and Sr. Fellow at the Discovery Institute Francis Collins, Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has announced his intention to step down at the end of 2021 after more than 12 years heading the agency. The accolades are already rolling in. Noted evangelical political commentator David French, for example, rushed to praise Collins as "a national treasure." But Collins's real legacy is anything but praiseworthy, and the tendency of figures in the faith community to ignore his real record is far from admirable. This year of all years should have made the truth about Francis Collins clear. Last month, documents were released suggesting that top NIH officials may have lied when they denied that the NIH had funded "gain of function" research in Wuhan, China, that could have resulted in a pathogen that could infect humans. After reviewing the documents, Rutgers University biologist Richard Ebright had a blistering re

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