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Bill welcomes Paul Selig to the show. Paul Selig is considered to be one of the foremost spiritual channels working today. In his breakthrough works of channeled literature, I Am the Word, The Book of Love and Creation, The Book of Knowing and Worth, and The Book of Mastery, author and medium Paul Selig has recorded an extraordinary program for personal and planetary evolution as humankind awakens to its own divine nature.

A spiritual experience in 1987 left Paul clairvoyant. His unique abilities have been documented in the Biography Channel series The Unexplained, the documentary film, Paul & The Word, Fox News, and the forthcoming documentary film Widowsville. Paul serves on the faculty of The Omega Institute, The Kripalu Center, and the Esalen Institue. Also a noted playwright and educator, Paul is the former director of the MFA in Creative Writing Program at Goddard College and served on the faculty of NYU for over 25 years.

Should be a good one. Don't miss it.

Bill welcomes novelist Eliot Pattison to the show. Pattison  has been described as a "writer of faraway mysteries," a label which is particularly apt for someone whose travel and interests span such a broad spectrum. After reaching a million miles of global trekking, visiting every continent but Antarctica, Pattison stopped logging his miles and set his compass for the unknown. In the late 1990's he decided to combine his deep concerns for the people of Tibet with his interest in venturing into fiction by writing The Skull Mantra, which won the Edgar Award for Best First Mystery. We will be discussing among other things, his most recent historical novel, Blood of the Oak. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes prospoerity coach Marilyn Jenett to the show. Marilyn  is a renowned prosperity mentor with an international following. Her success os the result of the prosperity principles she now teaches in her Feel Free to Prosper® Program, a simple yet powerful lesson and mentoring program based on mental and spiritual laws. Marilyn's  memoir, Feel Free to Prosper: an Entrepreneurial Memoir of Synchronicity and Guidance, was written completely online, has attracted over 65,000 views, and countless rave reviews. Don't miss this interesting converstaion.

Bill welcomes teacher, chef, and memoirist Gabrielle Myers to the show. Gabrielle is an Associate Professor of English at San Joaquin Delta College. Her poems and essays have been published in professional journals and literary magazines. She coauthored a nutrition book, The New Prostate Cancer Nutrition Book. Join Bill and Gabrielle as they discuss her new memoir, Hive Mind. don't miss it!

Bill welcomes legendary writer, thinker, and physician Bernie Siegel back to the show. Last time Bernie stopped by we had a fanastic conversation about miracles, medicien, science, love, the imagination, and much else. I expect nothing less this tie as we discuss, among other things, his latest books Love, Animals, and Miracles. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes bestselling novelist Kristina McMorris back to the show. Join Bill and Kristina as they discuss her latest novel, The Edge of Lost, as well as her love of history, family, and storytelling. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes debut novelist Anna Lefler to the show. Hardly a novice to the writing world, Anna joins Bill to discuss her first novel, Preschooled, her work on Nickelodian's “Parental Discretion with Stefanie Wilder-Taylor,” as well as her strange journey to the world of fiction. Don't miss it!

Bill welcomes award-winning suspense writer Chris Patchell to the show. Join Bill and Chris as they discuss her latest suspense movel, In The Dark. Winner of the Indie Reader Discovery Award for fiction, Chris will also talk about her experience with Amazon's new Kindle Scout Program, as well as her fondness for the Pacific Northwest Writers Association. Don't miss it.

Bill welcomes Paul Steinberg, MD to the show. Join Bill and Paul as they discuss his book A Salamander's Tale. Part medical biography and part philosophical musing, A Salamander’s Tale looks at the evolution of the regenerative capabilities of cold-blooded vertebrates like the salamander and what we as humans have lost and gained in our warm-bloodedness. How do we as human beings regenerate? How do we redeem ourselves when our capacity for regeneration is limited? How did the prostate evolve, and how does prostate cancer develop?

Bill welcomes debut novelist Michael Golding to the show. Michael's first novel, SIMPLE PRAYERS, has been translated into nine foreign languages. His translation of Alessandro Baricco’s stage play NOVECENTO opened the 2002 Edinburgh Festival and his screenplay adaptation of the best-selling novel SILK was a Featured Selection at the 2007 Toronto Film Festival. Join Bill and Michael as they discuss his third and most recent novel, POET OF THE INVISIBLE WORLD. Don't miss it!