Literary Entertainment! Live Author Interviews

Catch Army veteran and former teacher on Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, October 19 at 11am/EST! Find out how feature guest, Dr. Norma McLauchlin, went from the Army and the classroom to co-owner of The Chosen Pen. Bring your questions! Find out how to submit your stories to The Chosen Pen. Discover what the book publishing process is like.

Tune into Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on October 19 at 11am/EST! You might gain the inspiration and insight to shift your life from a new career. You can also learn about great writers who have already published books with The Chosen Pen! More about Dr. Norma McLauchlin follows:

Our special Off The Shelf guest this morning is Dr. Norma McLauchlin. Norma is a ministry, book publisher and co-pastor of New Life Bible Church and New Life Christian Academy. Norma is the chairwoman of Norma McLauchlin Ministries, an Army veteran and former teacher. Norma has taught on a Navajo Indian Reservation in Dilkon, Arizona. She has earned degrees from Fayetteville State, Virginia Tech and Central Michigan. She earned her doctorate degree from North Carolina State. When she retired from Fayetteville State University, she was serving as associate vice chancellor of academic affairs. Norma was also the first African American to integrate Wentworth High School, an experience that had her see the unimaginably ugly side of racism. 

Tune in Saturday, October 19 at 11am/EST

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490 or catch Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio host, author Denise Turney, and her guest in the Chat Room!

What if you're not right? What if you're not right about what you believe?

Catch Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, October 5, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time) to explore old beliefs, old traditions and characters with uncommon skills. Think about it. How many times have you heard - What goes around comes around? It's an old saying that gains as much belief today as it did decades ago. The saying is an old belief about karma. 

Joining Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio host, Denise Turney, is author Dawn Karima. Denise Turney and Dawn Karima will explore topics and characters in Dawn's writings. More about Dawn follows:

Dawn Karima. Dawn is an ordained minister. She serves the Qualla boundary reservation in Cherokee, North Carolina. Dawn earned a Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University, her Master's from Ohio State University and her doctorate degree from the University of Kentucky. In addition to authoring the books "The Way We Make Sense", "The Marriage of Saints" and "Mother of Nations", Dawn is a two time Global Music Award Winner and a Native American Music Award Winner. She has written articles and content for numerous periodicals. She also wrote for News From Indian Country.

Catch Off The Shelf! Saturday, October 5 at 11am/EST! 

Tell your family, friends, colleagues and book lovers everywhere to TUNE IN!!

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You'll never be truly happy until you do what  you really want to do. If you know that, what's stopping you? What's keeping you from your biggest dreams?

Kathy Tuccaro and Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio host, Denise Turney, dig into just what could be stopping you from achieving your big dreams! Tune in Saturday morning at 11am/EST (New York City time). Listener dial-in number is (347) 994-3490. 

Special Off The Shelf guest is Kathy Tuccaro. Kathy is a mother, motivational speaker, former nurse and heavy equipment operator. Kathy is also the author of the book "Dream Big". Most of all, Kathy is a survivor. She has used her faith and determination to sexual abuse, violence, depression and co-dependency. It is Kathy's heartfelt goal to help others move out of the dark hour of the soul into the true light. We're delighted to have Kathy with us this morning.

Bring your questions (they may be asked LIVE on air). Come prepared to be blessed and enlightened. 

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Tell your family, friends, colleagues and everyone you know who is tired of living small to tune into Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio!

Love the theater, film and books? Catch Off The Shelf on September 14 at 11am/EST!

Denise Turney's Off The Shelf guest Saturday morning, September 14, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time) is Sheri Fishbach. Sheri is a wife, mother, writer, editor and voice over artist. Her works have been published in Journal News, Jewish Reporter, Psychology Tomorrow Magazine and the New York Times network of newspapers. She has a Bachelor of History degree from SUNY Binghamton and a Master's in English Education from Brooklyn College. In addition to writing, Sheri has worked as an actress, spreading her wings into film and theater. Books that Sheri has written include "No Reservations", "Guarding Hearts", "Love-Lines" and "DEX". Sheri has also wrote on screenplays. Titles of the plays that she has worked on include The Plane Truth and The Snow Orchid.

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490

Tell your family, friends and film, theater and book lovers everywhere to tune into Off The Shelf!

See you Saturday, September 14, 2019 at 11am/EST!

Catch Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time). Hear a personal account of how one woman learned to deal with her ADHD / ADD mind, stop hitting roadblocks and achieve success after success.

Our special Off The Shelf guest this morning is Missy Hood. Missy is a Texas State University graduate. She earned a Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies. Missy is also the author of the book "Memoirs of an ADHD Mind". Missy is a public speaker, personal coach and teacher. She uses lessons that she learned firsthand in living in freedom and victory during her speaking, teaching and coaching sessions. Missy is a remarkable woman who overcame, in part, because she refused to give up on herself. 

Tell your family, friends and neighbors to listen to Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, September 7, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time)! 

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490

You can also listen to the show in the Chat Room

Keeping a man is top priority for more than a few women. After all, being alone (and especially lonely) can be a huge turnoff. But, how to go about keeping a man?

Lose weight, stay fit, wear that freak 'em dress and let him think that he's smarter than you are just a few things that women may do to get and keep a man. But, do these tactics work? 

Books author, Joyce Fields, tackles these and other questions on Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio. During the Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio interview, Joyce and Off The Shelf host, Denise Turney, will discuss signs that a woman is holding onto a man too tightly as well as signs that a man truly loves a woman. 

Married for 51 years, Joyce knows a bit about loving and keeping a man. In addition to discussing relationships, Denise and Joyce will also talk about Joyce's other books, including "Line of Serenity", "The Vision" and "A Breast Cancer Journey to Greater Joy". 

Don't miss it! 

Tune in Saturday, August 24 at 11am/EST (New York City time)!

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490

See you there! Tell couples, singles and book lovers everywhere to catch Off The Shelf on Saturdays at 11am/EST

Globally, about 4.5 million people are tragically trapped in sex slave trafficking. For these people, the way out of modern slavery, may be as bleak as older forms of labor slavery. Victims of this horrific crime are estimated to be about 40.3 million. Among this number, are people did find their way out of sex slavery.

It is this urgent topic that author Denise Turney, host of Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio, and Nancy Hartwell, author of the Harem Slave books, will sit down and talk about. Not only does Nancy Hartwell write books about sex slavery, she also speaks on this topic. She is determined to help free and keep free as many people as she can.

In addition to discussing Nancy's personal motivation for taking on this topic (a topic that many overlook even as it happens right under our noses), Denise and Nancy will dig into the makings of Nancy's books "Voices from the Harem", "Prince Ibrahim's Favorite" and "Harem Slave". 

It is both women's hope that this Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio show will open the eyes of many,  offering protections. After all, even Atlanta airports post signs alerting people, particularly women and young girls, to alert authorities if they are approached by someone suspicious and to be alert and aware of their surroundings, including the people sitting or standing nearby. In Atlanta alone, each year approximately 4,000 people become victim to sex slave trafficking.

Catch this show!!! Tune into Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Friday, August 16, 2019 at 7pm/EST (New York City time)

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490

We're going to discuss future events (some may be major) that you may or may not be able to change. Catch it LIVE on Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time). 

You may definitely want to tune in if you've ever looked back on life experiences and asked yourself questions like, "Why did I do that?" "Why can't I know what's coming?" or "What should I do now?"

Writer June Ahern, author of the books City of Redemption, The Sky in June and The Timeless Counselor: A Guide to a Successful Psychic Reading is the feature guest. June sits down with Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio host, Author Denise Turney, and discusses the makings of her books, including her book that tells the story of a young girl who sees future events before they occur.

It is through the girl's ability to see into the future, that the girl's mother begins to heal from past mistakes that have haunted her for years. June and Turney are also scheduled to talk about real life future predictions and how to tell if you're getting signals that it's time for a change. 

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Set your watches and mark your calendars!

Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time)

Avery, Eva, Peyton and Meesha of The Real Housewives of Adverse City take center stage on Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time). The book's creator, Sheila Bell, gives up the goods on these page turning characters during her Off The Shelf interview with hose Denise Turney. Find out what motivates these characters, what makes them tick, why people love some of the women and wouldn't think once about letting other women into their inner circle.

My Son's Wife and My Sister, My Momma, My Wife are also up for discussion during the feature radio interview.  Miss this show and you might miss out on a rare chance to get a popular character's inner workings. How to connect with readers and market books are other topics that Sheila Bell and Denise Turney will dig into on Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio.

Listeners will also gain rare snippets of Sheila Bell's childhood. Want to know what author Sheila Bell has up her sleeve next? Tune into Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time). 

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490

Mark your calendars! It's going to be insightful, entertaining and lots of fun!

See you at Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 11am/EST

Are you always praying for money, lying to bill collectors and hoping that financial problems will magically work out? Catch book author, Jennifer Taylor, on Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio Saturday, June 29, 2019 at 11am/EST. Jennifer is going to share money tips that you could use to go from broke to money healthy. Denise Turney and Jennifer will also discuss other energy, spiritual and money hot topics.

Why Jennifer? Jennifer Taylor dug out of $135,000 debt. She knows what she's talking about. This energy healer learned firsthand that hope, wishing, listening to and repeating spiritual or religious sayings was not enough to shift her out of debt. If you or somebody you know is struggling with money and finances, your help could come thru listening to this show.

Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490

Saturday, June 29, 2019 at 11am/EST (New York City time)

See you there!