Join Kate Delaney on Authors Corner as she chats with Benna Else about her latest book, The Elevator, and her previous novel, Blind Love 001. Discover the captivating story of two ambitious strangers whose lives unexpectedly intertwine

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The Elevator.

Two strangers whose lives intersect as they are both focused on careers. J.P. had one goal. To become one of the wealthiest African-American men in the county. He didn’t have time for love or romance. Lauren was finishing up law school and then her Father moved out of her childhood home. Now she was working two part-time jobs. Meeting J.P on the elevator each morning was not in her plans. How would their lives be changed? 

BIO: Benna Else grew up in Chicago and moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1985. She got a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical education from the University of Tulsa and taught Special Education. All the while her love of writing and reading romance novels grew. The Elevator takes place in the Windy City as does her first book, Blind Love 001. Else is married with two grown sons.

Will love find a way? Listen now! #TheElevator #BennaElse Amazon Link to Books: https://www.amazon.com/Elevator-Benna-Else/dp/1958475815

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This book is a tribute to Elizabeth “Bibs” Metayer, commemorating her groundbreaking role as Braintree’s inaugural female State Representative. It honors her extensive and dedicated public service, spanning more than 30 years. The narrative shines a light on her magnetic personality, unwavering commitment to her community, and triumphant election to the Massachusetts House of Representatives at 62. Throughout her career, she dedicated her efforts to pivotal issues such as fiscal reform, tax relief, consumer protection, and environmental conservation. The book emphasizes her pivotal role in shattering gender barriers in the political sphere and presents a distinctive perspective on her remarkable journey. Included are sincere speeches and heartfelt tributes from her peers and friends. Ultimately, it stands as a tribute to her significant contributions and her pioneering influence as a trailblazer for women in politics.

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A quotation she treasures…

“When God takes the measure of a woman, he puts the tape around her heart.”

Byrne’s Bio:

Byrne Corbin is not only the proud grandson of Elizabeth “Bibs” Metayer but a very successful business owner. He is the President and Owner of Folding Walls of Miami. His company has been Moderco’s Distributor/Partner since 1999. His father was the Hufcor distributor for years in the greater Boston area and Byrne’s brother Greg also is part of the family tradition with his own partition business in Boston. Byrne has incredible experience in all aspects of the industry which is why his customer satisfaction ratings are off the charts. 

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Kate Delaney talks with Maureen Anne Meehan about her new book Deputy Dawg or D.B. Cooper. It’s the latest in the Mary McIntosh series. This novel follows two true crimes that occurred within months of one another in 1971. Deputy Dawg was a lawless hippie in the late ’60s and early ’70s in Boulder and Nederland, Colorado, and he shot and killed Sheriff Guy Howard Gaughnor in Nederland in 1971. It was a senseless crime. D. B. Cooper was the hijacker of Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 from Portland to Seattle on November 24, 1971. He somehow managed to have his ransom demands met in Seattle and instructed the captain to fly the Boeing 727 at 10,000 feet with a flight plan to Mexico City. Somewhere near the Washington/Oregon border, he lowered the aft stairs and parachuted out into the dark rainy night with $200,000 strapped to his torso. He was never seen or heard from again, and the mystery remains unsolved. It is the only unsolved hijacking on U. S. soil. Mary MacIntosh (Mac) is the prosecuting attorney in Sheridan, Wyoming, and when Sheriff Kane is shot and killed leaving the Last Chance Saloon in Bighorn, Wyoming, she is faced with deciphering who the killer is. Deputy Dawg? D. B. Cooper?

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Maureen Anne Meehan is a multi-talented individual with a fascinating journey to share. After earning a degrees in education she pursued a career in law eventually becoming a Judge.Her life took a dramatic turn when a tragic event inspired her to create a world of legal thrillers.All novels are set in picturesque Sheridan, Wyoming where Meehan was raised. She now lives in Southern California with her rescue kittens and says she occasionally is visited by her four adult children.

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Abbey’s Road is a novel about a family. An ordinary family with troubles and feelings and one very large secret. The creator of the secret has recently passed away and with his passing will come the inevitable revelation. Ordinary people living ordinary lives, or maybe not.

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About the Author: Danna Schweitzer is an Author who has worn many different hats. Her journey started in Kansas City where she went to private school through highschool. She married a military man in 1965 and moved all over the place before the couple went their separate ways. As a single Mom for 13 years she devoted her life to raising three incredible children. Danna describes the journey as challenging and  eye-opening, profoundly changing her life. In her late 30’s she unexpectedly found not only a new love but a true soul-mate and farmer. They live on a farm in Oklahoma and are frequently visited by the seven children they share between them and seven grandchildren. Plus great-grandchildren. Abbey’s Road is her fourth book.

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I love Bacon! But I love me more! Is educational and entertaining. It’s an unofficial analytical review of much of the data related to whole-food, plant-based diet and lifestyle. Marianne Williamson, New York Times Best Selling Author says, “I warn you: if you read this book, you will never think about food the same way again. You will never quite think about your body the same way. You will never quite think about your health the same way.” She calls it a real gift to those who are seeking a healthier body and a happier, clearer mind.

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About the Author: Mary Kay Matossian is a health educator, Speaker and Registered nurse who became fascinated with the Science behind a Life free from inflammation, chronic disease and weight gain. After years of battling Metabolic Syndrome: high blood pressure, fatty liver, high cholesterol and high blood glucose with weight gain, she accidentally discovered the whole food, plant-based diet. She has been in the healthcare industry for 25 years and recognizes patients and Americans are suffering needlessly! After barely escaping the Santa Rosa fires of 2017, she and her husband are thriving in Reno, Nevada.

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Kate Delaney talks with Maureen Anne Meehan about her new book Rodeo. It’s the latest in the Mary McIntosh series. If you’ve never been to Wyoming you’ll want to go when you read this gripping story. The novel dives into the history of the state and professional rodeos. Prosecuting attorney “Mac’ takes on a wild ride in this fictional account of a female serial killer who preys on teenagers during the Sheridan WYO Rodeo in 2024. You can find Rodeo on Amazon.com and wherever books are sold.

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About the Author: Maureen Anne Meehan is a multi-talented individual with a fascinating journey to share. After earning a degrees in education she pursued a career in law eventually becoming a Judge.Her life took a dramatic turn when a tragic event inspired her to create a world of legal thrillers.All six novels are set in picturesque Sheridan, Wyoming where Meehan was raised. She now lives in Southern California with her rescue kittens and says she occasionally is visited by her four adult children.

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We’re Overdosed looks at the history of opium and the drug’s spread throughout the world. It traces the origin of morphine from opium, the subsequent synthesis of opioids, and the birth of the global pharmaceutical industry. From Barry I. Gold’s point of view as a scientist, he offers thoughts about gaining control of prescription opioids through Federal legislation. With the tragic epidemic of deaths from overdose, chiefly from illicit sources, he shares how the U.S. could lead in eradicating world trade of illicit drugs. The story also looks forward and asks how new treatments offer hope in treating addiction.

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About the Author: Barry Gold is a retired pharmacologist who began his career teaching medical school, and his career reached its peak when he managed drug development teams for a German pharmaceutical company that required him to be in Europe twice a month.

He’s been published in Women’s Day, History Magazine, Parents.com, Ducts.org and the book Short Story Contest Winners by William Adler. Barry is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati where he exhibited an early interest in science with a B.S. in zoology. He was awarded a Ph.D. in pharmacology by Boston University and a Postdoctoral Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine.

He has two adult children from a first marriage, and he is a single parent of a thirteen-year-old from his second marriage. He lives in northern New Jersey where his hobbies include baking bread and woodworking.

Link to book: https://www.amazon.com/Were-Overdosed-Barry-I-Gold/dp/1956452206

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Emmy award-winning Kate Delaney the host of her own show America Tonight, and a host of NBC Sports programming. She’s a national speaker and author of Deal Your Own Destiny, published by Forbes Books.  Her upbeat interviewing style brings a fresh look to the news that is important to you.

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Today on Authors Corner Kate Delaney talks with Cynthia D.Chase about her Book is “From Stressed to Blessed 5 Simple Steps to Learn Meditation and Change your life”. 

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Are you stressed? There are many reasons why we feel stressed in life. Family problems, ill health, financial problems, addiction, divorce,the death of someone close, a stressful job or loss of a job, problems in school, or problems with relationships are just a few examples.

When you begin practicing meditation “in 5 simple steps,” within a handful of sittings, you’ll experience more joy, happiness, peace, better health, and more meaning in life. 

In her book, From Stressed to Blessed 5 Simple Steps To Learn Meditation Cynthia D. Chase helps you learn the art of meditation to change your life right now.  We had a great interview – check It out here:

About the Author: Cynthia D. Chase graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a degree in political science, she also holds a master’s degree in counselling psychology with an emphasis in depth psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, California. After obtaining a certification in clinical and medical hypnotherapy, she opened a practice where she specialized in working with surgical patients. Following her attendance at Michael Mamas’ School for Healing and Enlightenment in San Diego,California, she expanded her work with clients to include a variety of healing practices. She received her meditation teaching certificate from the Self Awareness Institute in Laguna Beach,California, and is a member of Celebrating Life Ministries. 

Link to book: https://www.amazon.com/Stressed-Blessed-Simple-Meditation-Change/dp/057877254X

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Elizabeth Cooper joins Kate Delaney for an in-depth conversation about her book A Jewish Tale: The Chronicles of a Jewish Rebel and How She was Conquered by the Prince of Peace. 

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Book Summary: A Jewish Tale is a saga of an American Jewess’s life, which spans from her birth in Brooklyn at the end of World War II, through the great cultural upheaval of the 1960s and ’70s to the present. 

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Moving to the West Coast in 1970, Ms. Cooper lived in communes in the San Francisco Bay area, and was very much a participant of the counterculture. During that turbulent era, she began asking such pivotal questions as, “Can you change society to make it more equitable for all” And, “Can you know God; and how would that relationship impact your life” 

Follow Ms. Cooper’s quest for the answers to her probing questions. Read the account of how this Jewish woman had an encounter with the God of Israel in a most unexpected way.  Find the book on Amazon.com and wherever books are sold.

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Kate Delaney is joined by Valerie Umschied, a licensed psychologist and has twenty years of experience working with clients to relieve their suffering and facilitate healing.

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Discovering solace in times of sorrow can be a transformative journey, and “The Toolbox for Grief and Loss” serves as a compassionate companion for those navigating the depths of loss, whether recent or lingering. Authored by Valerie Umschied, a seasoned psychologist and therapist with two decades of experience, this book intertwines poignant personal narratives with practical strategies, illuminating a path towards healing and restoration.

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Drawing from real-life accounts, Umschied sheds light on the complexities of grief, unveiling its subtle manifestations and the potential for prolonged suffering. Through a lens of empathy, she addresses various forms of loss, from the departure of a loved one to the dissolution of relationships, career setbacks, and the profound ache of miscarriage or pet bereavement. Each chapter offers a roadmap for recovery tailored to the unique contours of different grief narratives.

Central to Umschiied’s approach is the notion that healing is not a solitary endeavor but a collaborative effort between individual resilience and therapeutic intervention. Within these pages, readers will find a wealth of accessible tools for self-guided healing, including journaling, mindfulness practices, and the creation of memory boxes. Moreover, Umschieid demystifies professional therapeutic techniques such as Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) and self-hypnosis, empowering individuals to seek holistic support on their healing journey.

“The Toolbox for Grief and Loss” is more than a mere guidebook; it is a beacon of hope for those ensnared in the grip of grief, offering reassurance that joy can be rekindled and a brighter tomorrow awaits. Through its pages, readers are invited to reclaim agency over their emotional landscapes, embracing the transformative power of resilience and rediscovering the beauty of life beyond loss.

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