Fire Talk

Two Strong ladies come together to tell you what is involved in writing a book and what to expect once it is published.

Messages From My Hands By Mary Beth Egeling

There are forces working within and through our bodies that cannot be seen but unquestionably do exist. The distraction, confusion, and disharmony that define much of our existence over-shadows these subtle intrinsic powers. If we learn to pay attention, we can hear them.

Love-abouts by Mary Beth Egeling

Author Mary Beth Egeling gives, from her family to yours, Love-abouts, a simple and dependable tool for enriching lives and strengthening relationships. You know, one thing I love about you is...

Website

http://www.halfmoonbooksltd.comhttp://www.love-abouts.blogspot.com

 

Annie O’Sullivan Author of Can You Hear Me Now? And Can You Hear Me Now Part Two?

This unique memoir is the shocking tale of an abused child.  Ms. O'Sullivan brings the reader on an intimate life journey through the eyes of this child’s confusion,

Website: www.writersportal.org/canyouhearmenow

Missionary Myth Vivian R Palmer Harvey

The Missionary Myth, Through the Eyes of a Missionary Kid tells my story.

http://www.missionarymyth.com/

 

Beginning with her birth in Africa, the author tells the fascinating story of her childhood on the mission field. Ironically, the same belief system requiring missionaries to abandon their children to boarding schools also harms the very natives they seek to reach, exploiting children and nations alike. The Missionary Myth opens the door to finding real solutions: challenging the missionary concept, questioning current policies, and reaching out to victims. Boarding school abuse is one branch of a much broader problem, and today’s church begs for constructive critique if it is to maintain an important role for people of faith.

All God's Children - Documentaryhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3KMa8sVGqY

http://www.mksafetynet.net/

Reading by Vivian R Palmer Harvey Author of The Missionary Myth, Through the Eyes of a Missionary Kid tells my story.

She will be sharing her writing of:

Why The Fuss Over Christopher Columbus? by Vivian R Palmer Harvey

Why is it important to discuss Christopher Columbus and his accomplishments?

Why can't I leave him alone, allow him the favored status given him by the majority of American history books?

To learn more of her work go to:

http://www.missionarymyth.com/

Turn in the hear more..

Host: David Little Eagle will be performing as well

Producer/Co-host Nell Cole

Society tells us many things about forgiveness and how is it just as much for us as it is the person who we give it to. We are going to take a harder look at the concept and if it is really necessary to forgive in order to heal.

The Chistian concept of Forgiveness. Why We Forgive - Forgiveness

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSX5Fno9ARY

Forgiveness and the Freedom of Letting go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D4VMZb8wLY&feature=player_embedded

Guest is Psychotherapist  Dr. Alexander Mescavage.

Panel: Russ Letica, David Little Eagle and Nell Cole

Tune in for a Surprise Annoucement from the Author

 

Can You Hear Me Now?

           and

Can You Hear Me Now? Part Two

Writer

BIO Annie O’Sullivan was born in the New England area . Growing up in a military family she travelled much of the US with her family as they followed her father’s military career. Soon after graduating from high school she left to serve in the USMC. While on active duty she married had two children attained the rank of Sergeant and ultimately entered therapy. In the end Annie would log ten years of counseling, private, group and hospitalization. She received a BSLS in Administrative Management and Human Development and went on to earn two Graduate Degrees, a Master of Business Administration and a Master of Public Administration. She currently resides in the Western United states where she works in Land Management and lives with her dog, cat and fish. Her children and grandchildren are successful and all doing well proving that the chain of abuse can be broken

Email: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.writersportal.org/canyouhearmenow

Publishers web for book www.ireadiwrite.com/annie-o-sullivan

Panel: Nell Cole and David Little Eagle

The Other Side of Adoption

We are going to take a look at the other side of adoption by speaking to a person who has lived it.

Author Trace A. DeMeyer reads from her book: One Small Sacrifice Lost Children of the Indian Adoption Projects

Secret adoptions had a purpose - to break up North American Indian families, to assimilate us, to tame dirty savages. What is known about the Indian Adoption Projects and the aftermath has been pretty much secret. . .Until now. An unforgettable narrative of a Native adoptee experience plus an expose on the billion dollar adoption industry still operating today.

To contact her directly email:

[email protected]://www.splitfeathers.blogspot.com

 

Also joining us is Patricia Berdan Cotter-Busbee –Trace DeMeyer’s co-author will join in on the program – She has a unique perspective - she is an adoptee and an adopter.

Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness in which common emotions become intensely and often unpredictably magnified. Individuals with bipolar disorder can quickly swing from extremes of happiness, energy and clarity to sadness, fatigue and confusion. These shifts can be so devastating that individuals may choose suicide.

All people with bipolar disorder have manic episodes — abnormally elevated or irritable moods that last at least a week and impair functioning. But not all become depressed.

To learn more go to: http://www.apa.org/topics/bipolar/index.aspx

Panel: David Little Eagle and Nell Cole.

Guest: Dr. Nadine Vaughan who is an Independent Filmmaker: Script writing, Producing, Directing, and Casting. In addition she specializes in Forensic Profiling & Treatment of Post Traumatic Stress

http://NativeLandProductions.comhttp://NadineVaughan.com

Note: The show content is in no way to replace an expert evaluation of your personal condition.

Kelli’s comedy is gently edgy, but she is not afraid to take her quizzical story-telling style into areas where even slam poetry dares not tread: a torn up birth certificate, the perils of responding to extreme sarcasm coming from a dying lover, trying to avoid being gay bashed while wearing a flowered shirt and Stetson cowboy hat in a Jacksonville Florida Denny’s. And while Kelli’s act is many times political it is also deeply deeply personal and often focuses on that magical moment of intersection when the LGBT and non-LGBT worlds meet, or–at times– collide.

For a full information about Kelli go to http://kellidunham.com

Almost Pretty: Live from the Stonewall Innby Kelli DunhamI Am Not a 12 Year Old Boy-Live from Joe Coffeeby Kelli Dunham

http://www.eburypublishing.co.uk/results.asp

Everybody Knew

A Boy, Two Brothers, A Stolen Childhood

‘Which of us do you prefer?’

As a baby, Michael Clemenger was handed over to the unloving care of a religious-run children’s home. Aged eight, he was transferred to St Joseph’s Industrial School in Tralee, Co. Kerry.

Chosen as their ‘favourite’ by two Christian Brothers, Michael endured years of sexual abuse at the hands of both men. Brother Price would strike at night, while Brother Roberts took his pleasure in a weekly bathtime ritual. And even their ‘protection’ did not save the boy from merciless beatings at the hands of other sadistic Brothers in the notorious institution.

Despite the unbelievable trauma of his early life, Michael emerged unbroken, determined to make something of himself, and also to find the mother he had never known.

A story of remarkable spirit and courage, set against a background of the prejudices and neglect of Irish society in the 1960s.

http://www.eburypublishing.co.uk/results.asp

Panel: Nell Cole, David Little Eagle and Russ Letica

Biography-John Trudell is an acclaimed poet, national recording artist, actor and activist whose international following reflects the universal language of his words, work and message. Trudell (Santee Sioux) was a spokesperson for the Indian of All Tribes occupation of Alcatraz Island from 1969 to 1971. He then worked with the American Indian Movement (AIM), serving as Chairman of AIM from 1973 to 1979. In February of 1979, a fire of unknown origin killed Trudell's wife, three children and mother-in-law. It was through this horrific tragedy that Trudell began to find his voice as an artist and poet, writing, in his words, "to stay connected to this reality."

http://www.youtube.com/user/mothersworldmedia

To read more go to:  johntrudell.com

 

http://hempsteadprojectheart.com

http://www.youtube.com/user/mothersworldmedia