In this episode, bestselling authors Jody Sharpe and Frances Fuller share insights on mental health, assisted living for seniors, and the power of storytelling. Jody discusses the impact of media bullying on individuals with special needs and shares her experiences with angels. Frances delves into the practical help available in assisted living facilities and offers a personal perspective on aging. Additionally, SUCCESS® announces its weekly bestseller lists across various categories, showcasing books that shape success journeys nationwide. Lastly, meet Gerald Galuza, a talented storyteller with a deep connection to his family heritage and a passion for craftsmanship.

Join us in this episode as we celebrate the release of Kathryn Kavicky's debut novel, 'Yellow Bird.' Follow Desiree Dubois O'Conner on a journey of love, loss, and self-discovery in this captivating tale. Available in multiple formats, 'Yellow Bird' is a must-read for anyone looking for a compelling story. Contact Kathryn Kavicky or Franklin Publishers for more information on where to purchase.

In today's episode, we feature three incredible individuals making waves in their respective fields. Abby Medin, a high school senior, has published a children's book called Meow Money to teach kids about personal finance. Phillip W. Price's latest novel, Asphalt Blues, is now available for pre-sales, offering a thrilling story in the Daniel Byrd series. Warren Werbitt, 'The Print Whisperer,' has released his debut book, 'Printing’s Alive,' sharing insights and strategies from the print industry.

Legacy Life Books, a premier family-founded publishing company, offers a premium service that transforms personal narratives into custom-bound interview books. Kim Noriega's debut book of poems, Naming the Roses, explores themes of addiction and abuse in an unapologetic voice. Bestselling author Norman Brewer's political thriller ebook, 'Blending In,' delves into the threat of domestic terrorism and will be available for free on Amazon.

Join us as we dive into the latest bestseller, Breaking the Chains: Liberating Your Lineage from Generational Curses, by North Carolina visionary author Dr. Lashonda Wofford. Dr. Wofford and her coauthors will be hosting a special book signing event at the upcoming EmpowerHer Live Conference in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Learn how this book is empowering readers to break free from generational curses and take control of their destinies. Visit Dr. Wofford's Facebook page or email [email protected] for more information.

Discover ancient Assyrian recipes dating back 4,000 years in the new cookbook, The Oldest Kitchen in the World. Compiled by Matay de Mayee, this book explores the history, traditions, and customs of the Suryoye people, offering a rare insight into Middle Eastern cuisine. From classic dishes to sweets like baklava, this cookbook will be available in English markets on September 24, 2024.

In this episode, we dive into Saverio Monachino's latest psychological fiction thriller, 'Little Bit of Faith', which has become a bestseller in the Mystery Thriller and Suspense category on Kindle. Inspired by Monachino's own traumatic brain injury, the novel offers a unique exploration of the human mind and existence. Don't miss the opportunity to download the ebook for free on August 20 and 21, 2024, and catch Monachino at the Doylestown Bookshop on August 31. Discover more about Monachino's other works, including the murder mystery 'By Any Means', and where to find his books.

Join us as we explore the tragic case of Sonya Massey, a Black woman killed by a White sheriff's deputy in her own home. Dr. June Werdlow Rogers, a criminologist, provides unique insights into disparities in criminal justice, emphasizing the role of cultural nuances in outcomes. Think, Talk and Tackle delves into topics like stereotyping, underreporting of rape, and societal views on hate crimes, offering activities to address unconscious bias and disparities in the system.

In this episode of Think, Talk and Tackle: Contemporary Diversity Issues in Criminal Justice, Dr. June Werdlow Rogers discusses the tragic case of Sonya Massey, a Black woman killed by a White sheriff's deputy in her own home. Rogers provides insights into disparities in criminal justice, emphasizing the role of cultural nuances in outcomes. The publication covers topics like stereotyping, underreporting of rape, and societal views on hate crimes, encouraging self-awareness of unconscious bias and open discussions to address disparities.

Join us on today's episode of Think, Talk and Tackle as we explore the tragic case of Sonya Massey, a Black woman killed by a White sheriff's deputy in her own home. Dr. June Werdlow Rogers, a former law enforcement officer and criminologist, provides unique insights into disparities in criminal justice, emphasizing the role of cultural nuances in outcomes. This episode covers topics such as stereotyping, underreporting of rape, and societal views on hate crimes, offering activities to address disparities in the system.