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He’s an Air Force veteran, engineer and web developer who turned his talents to writing because of a family mystery! His search for the truth unearthed a long kept family secret and tragedy worthy of a page-turning novel!

Come hear author Kevin Miller talk about the incredible tale of his book, “Heart of Steel.”

And if you’d like to get yourself a copy, you can find it on Amazon here:  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WCDGWZ9/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0 and check out his website at heartofsteelbook.com.

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In light of the worldwide events after the death of George Floyd and the international protest and awareness that it’s created, I reached out to several people I know from the black community and asked them if they’d like to join me for an important conversation.

I wanted to find out what life is really like for them, how they feel about the world, and most importantly… where we go from here.

I interview six people ranging in age from 74 to 21, and from various backgrounds. They offer their perspectives on systemic racism, answer some questions about what it means to be black in America today, and talk openly about the future.

Please join us for this poignant and moving episode.

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He’s a very funny and talented guy and for almost twenty years, he’s been cracking us up on tv shows and commercials with his sarcastic and dry wit.

He’s also the creator and host of “Silly Billy Toys," a children's show on Amazon.

Today, we’re going to talk about life, entertainment, and the glory of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream.  Which just may be a vital component in the meaning of life.  Let’s find out!

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You know her from the legendary John Hughes movie, “Sixteen Candles,” where she played Marlene, the “sexy American girlfriend” of Long Duk Dong. It's a really fun episode when we go behind the scenes of this American classic and also talk about her love of travel and so much more.

In a recent follow-up portion of the podcast, we talk about life with the Coronavirus, the good things it's done for the world, and the unity of people across the globe.

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He's been flying around planet for thirty years and has flown more than 10,000 hours. Now he takes celebrities, dignitaries and executives where they need to go in a Gulfstream Jet. In the first part of our episode, which was recorded before the Covid-19 pandemic, we talk about travel, technology, the environment, and what it's like to be in the cockpit.

In a new follow-up portion of the episode, we talk about the Coronavirus, its effects on aviation, and touch on the recent events surrounding the death of George Floyd, racism, and the future.

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At night, she's a bad ass, motorcycle-riding mom and stand-up comedian.  By day, she's a bad ass, motorcycle-riding mom and Master Electrician who works in a field that's predominately male.

Whether it's climbing rigs, laying thousands of feet of electrical cable, or setting up all the various lights and gizmos that have to work, she not only does this as a woman in a man's world, but she’s done it fully pregnant… twice.

Come listen to Michelle Marie Maxwell talk about life as a legendary Mom.

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She was born hard of hearing, and grew up with a loneliness she says many don’t really understand.  Using humor, she’s spent the last few years creating awareness of those kinds of issues in the hopes of bridging the gaps and creating understanding between the deaf / hard of hearing communities and the hearing world.

She's also an artist, photographer and graphic designer… and... an awesome human being.

Join us as we talk about everything from cochlear implants to improv comedy.  From San Francisco… it's the very funny Jessica Flores!

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You know him as Elim Garak, the beloved Cardassian Tailor from all seven seasons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but he’s an Emmy nominated Actor, Director and Playwright, and for over fifty years has been performing in movies, television and on the stage.

In his early days, he portrayed the Scorpio killer in the classic film "Dirty Harry." He's also had an amazing career on stage, is a published author, and for fifteen years was the Director of the Master of Fine Arts program at UCLA.

Come enjoy an uplifting, funny, and moving podcast with my friend, the incredibly talented and wise, Andy Robinson!

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It's a very special episode of the Podcast when I talk with Dr. Kevin Baker. He's a retired dentist from Chicago, and he and my father were fellow dentists and the best of friends. They also traveled together back in the 1980’s on a couple of fantastic adventures, and today, we're not only going to talk about the meaning of life, love, and friendship, but also share some great stories and memories of this Moonbird’s Dad.

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For more than twenty-five years, he’s been a critic and reporter at newspapers including The Washington Post, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Detroit News and USA Today. 

He’s a wizard with words, wit and writing.

In 2000, in an effort to cure his juvenile diabetes, he became the recipient of a controversial kidney and pancreas transplant, the side effects of which can be as terrible as the disease.

Here to talk about that, and so much more, in a moving, and poignant episode you won't want to miss, is journalist Scott Bowles.

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