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Exploring New Releases: Orson Welles' Panic, Human Value in the Age of AI, and Heartwarming Holiday Tales
In this episode, we cover the release of 'Dead Air the Night Orson Welles Terrified America' by William Elliott Hazelgrove, debunking the myths surrounding the War of the Worlds broadcast. We also discuss 'The Rise of Humanness' by Chris Sean Nolan and Michael Schindler, a transformative framework for thriving in the age of AI. Lastly, we explore Roseanne Critelli's heartwarming holiday tale, 'Spirit of Christmas,' and the posthumous release of 'The Big Indian' by Norma June 'Juni' Allen.
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In this episode, we cover the release of 'Dead Air the Night Orson Welles Terrified America' by William Elliott Hazelgrove, debunking the myths surrounding the War of the Worlds broadcast. We also discuss 'The Rise of Humanness' by Chris Sean Nolan and Michael Schindler, a transformative framework for thriving in the age of AI. Lastly, we explore Roseanne Critelli's heartwarming holiday tale, 'Spirit of Christmas,' and the posthumous release of 'The Big Indian' by Norma June 'Juni' Allen.