Catalog of Interviews and Bits

Here are some ideas:

The raid that took out Baghdadi

Did Trump give too much detail in his statement

What about the Army Lt col who testified

What should Republicans do, given the way Schiff is conducting impeachment inquiry

...and any thing else you wish to discuss.

RK

Walter B Hoye II

President & Founder, Issues4Life Foundation (CA Civil Rights Foundation)

Founder, Frederick Douglass Foundation of CA

Core Member of the National Black Pro-Life Coalition

Board Member, The Morning Center (providing maternity care for women in urban and under-served areas).

Dr. Salvatore J. Giorgianni, Jr., Pharm.D. is Senior Science Adviser to the Men's Health Network and Past-Chair/Chair-Emeritus of the American Public Health Association and former Alumni Association Board Member of Columbia University School of Public Health.

ABOUT Evelyn Markus: Evelyn holds a Ph.D. in psychology from Erasmus University Rotterdam. She was a member of an advisory task force to Dutch Parliament on policies against cultural violence. She co-founded the Dutch non-profit organization "Network on Antisemitism," a pressure group and think tank that urged and advised authorities to take measures against the rising antisemitism. She also worked as a consultant to the Anne Frank House on combating rising antisemitism of Dutch immigrant youth. Evelyn's articles on antisemitism are being published in leading Dutch newspapers and in the American online sites, Gatestone Institute and Frontpage Magazine, and she is also speaking throughout the United States.

the multi-talented Esther Pearlman with Volume Three of "It's Not Easy

Being A Woman"...she's been a guest with you several times and always has interesting

things to say and write about

I hear you almost called your new book Volume Two and One-Half...how come you decided

not to?

Tell us a bit about some of your previous titles...what was "A Face Is a Face Is a Face" all

about? What about the books with your name, Esther, in the title?

Do you find writing therapy in some ways?

How do you make your writing fun? Is your husband Marty a good barometer?

You have also enjoyed a career as an artist? When did your first get involved in the world of

art? Did it come naturally?

I've been told you are a people person....that you really enjoy meeting new people...where are

some of the places you "run" into new people...gas stations? dress stores? pharmacies?

What if some people don't take to you? Has this happened?

On "It's Not Easy Being a Woman," do you direct your feelings mostly to women or do you feel

men can learn a lot from you as well?

To your knowledge ,has anyone written a book, "It's Not Easy Being a Man"-- do you feel it's much

more difficult for the female species to cope with life?

How do you make life life more interesting and inject more fun into everyday existence?

Tell us about your family, especially your son whose literary career you have sparked in so many ways...

Your husband Marty sounds like a fun guy...do you keep pace with him in the fun dept.? How many times

has he retired? I understand you both like to travel the world over...if so, has travel helped your writings?

How can our listeners get your books?

Will there be a Volume Four of "It's Not Easy Being a Woman"? Tell us what to expect next literary-wise from

you?