Janet's guest is Myrna Aronoff. Myrna talks about hair. Yes, hair- what it means, what it says, the battles waged over it, the trends set, the victories won, and how the pandemic took her to silver-haired beauty.

Janet Gallin welcomes Ken Bloom, New York-based, Grammy Award-winning theatre historian, playwright, director, record producer, and author. Recent Book on Eubie Blake.

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David S Zimmerman is an actor, singer. He is also an acting teacher. The organization he founded is staffed with well-known actors who share David’s passion for inclusion. Many of David’s students are people with widely varied capacities including autism, Downs’ Syndrome, cerebral palsy, hearing, and visual limitations because, as David knows, ability is ability wherever it exists.

Janet Gallin speaks with guest Mark Anthony, a psychic medium and Oxford-educated trial attorney who communicates with spirits. He is often seen on television as a paranormal and after-death communication expert. His latest book (of many) Evidence of Eternity. You may have seen him as a recurring guest on various television shows. too many to list as well as featured in several publications.
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Janet discusses letter writing with Elizabeth Maguire.
Flea Market Love Letters is the consuming passion of Liz Maguire who, as a teen-age wandering a flea market found a packet of them written in 1920. She has been collecting vintage letters ever since, preserving people's personal correspondence as a piece of history. Like all passions, it has brought some remarkable changes to her life.
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"I am Joshua Abraham Norton, born in London and raised in South Africa, I came to San Francisco in 1849 and amassed a fortune as a merchant. Attempting to increase my fortune, I tried to corner the market on rice and lost everything. On September 17, 1859, I declared myself Emperor of the United States, what happened next could only happen in San Francisco."

Anita Hollander, who lost her leg to cancer and opened in a show 4 weeks later, is the SAG-AFTRA National Chair of Performers with Disabilities, has performed throughout Europe, Asia, Russia, and America, in film, TV, and live theatre. Her award-winning original solo musicals Still Standing & Spectacular Falls have played Off-Broadway, at the Kennedy Center, White House, nationally & internationally, most recently in South Korea.

Karen Moss Hale, a producer at newclevelandradio.net shares her Love Letter written to her mother (and father) thanking them for the life they shared with her. Karen found comfort in writing this letter and sending it to her sons so they would understand the connection she made with her parents even after their death. Today Karen feels confident that they shared a loving and caring relationship despite any imperfections.

Janet & William discuss how the Pandemic has changed his life as he develops new interests and talents to persevere.