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Dr. Robert Zembroski, functional medicine specialist and clinical nutritionist, discusses his book Rebuild. After his own bout with cancer and surgery, Dr. Z. developed Five Proven Steps to Move from Diagnosis to Recovery and Be Healthier Than Before. Navigating his own health journey, coupled with the struggles, frustration, and confusion his patients have experienced in the typical healthcare system, inspired him to create unique personalized protocols focused on results. Rebuild outlines proven ways to both prevent disease and recover from chronic health issues or diseases.

BUY Rebuild: Five Proven Steps to Move from Diagnosis to Recovery and Be Healthier Than Before

Listen to Episode #28 with  Dr. Mark Hyman (Food: What the Heck Should I Eat?).

Listen to Episode #32 with Max Lugavere (Genius Foods: Become Smarter, Happier, and More Productive While Protecting Your Brain for Life). 

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In her coming-of-age memoir Reading with Patrick: A Teacher, A Student, and a Life-Changing Friendship, Michelle Kuo chronicles her time in Helena, Arkansas.

Kuo is a Chinese-American woman of privilege teaching English at an alternative high school in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. There she develops an unlikely friendship with one of the teenage students who is arrested and imprisoned for murder. For seven months, the two of them study literature, memorize poems, and consider the complexities of education, race, poverty, and social justice.

BUY Reading with Patrick: A Teacher, a Student, and a Life-Changing Friendship

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In her coming-of-age memoir Reading with Patrick: A Teacher, A Student, and a Life-Changing Friendship, Michelle Kuo chronicles her time in Helena, Arkansas.

Kuo is a Chinese-American woman of privilege teaching English at an alternative high school in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. There she develops an unlikely friendship with one of the teenage students who is arrested and imprisoned for murder. For seven months, the two of them study literature, memorize poems, and consider the complexities of education, race, poverty, and social justice.

BUY Reading with Patrick: A Teacher, a Student, and a Life-Changing Friendship

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At Nonfiction4Life, we're celebrating the one-year anniversary of our first podcast. Today, we're rolling out our brand new YouTube channel! This new platform will help us extend our reach to readers and listeners who aren't on podcast platforms or who just don't know how to use them.

Also, YouTube's "closed caption" feature makes it possible for many to "listen" without using the volume control. We're especially happy the hard of hearing and deaf community now have equal and easy access to all our content.

Look for videos of our full-length podcasts as well as our "Tidbits." These short audio clips from the podcasts are both reminders and teasers, which are great to share with others. Most are less than one-minute long.

Soon, we'll be posting short book reviews and video streaming with authors. We also hope to feature you with your book groups, sharing your opinions and recommendations for great nonfiction.

SUBSCRIBE to our Nonfiction4Life YouTube channel here.

At Nonfiction4Life, we're celebrating the one-year anniversary of our first podcast. Today, we're rolling out our brand new YouTube channel! This new platform will help us extend our reach to readers and listeners who aren't on podcast platforms or who just don't know how to use them.

Also, YouTube's "closed caption" feature makes it possible for many to "listen" without using the volume control. We're especially happy the hard of hearing and deaf community now have equal and easy access to all our content.

Look for videos of our full-length podcasts as well as our "Tidbits." These short audio clips from the podcasts are both reminders and teasers, which are great to share with others. Most are less than one-minute long.

Soon, we'll be posting short book reviews and video streaming with authors. We also hope to feature you with your book groups, sharing your opinions and recommendations for great nonfiction.

SUBSCRIBE to our Nonfiction4Life YouTube channel here.

In addition to publishing podcasts, Nonfiction4Life posts book blogs so you can find even more content in your favorite categories:

• BIOGRAPHIES & MEMOIRS
• BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
• COMMUNITY-BUILDING
• HEALTH & WELLNESS
• HOME & FAMILY
• PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
• CHILDREN’S NONFICTION

Our blogs feature true stories and great ideas, but these are a little different from standard book reviews. Instead, we give you some background about the book, then we offer just three points or highlights. From there, we let you decide if you want to read it or move on to another compelling true story or a different book with great ideas for living well.

https://www.nonfiction4life.com/true-green-at-work-100-ways-environment-business/

BUY True Green at Work: 100 Ways You Can Make the Environment Your Business (National Geographic)

https://www.nonfiction4life.com/shelter-rebuilding-families-mary-pipher/

BUY The Shelter of Each Other: Rebuilding Our Families

https://www.nonfiction4life.com/prize-winner-defiance-ohio-terry-ryan/

BUY The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio: How My Mother Raised 10 Kids on 25 Words or Less by Terry Ryan, Foreword by Suze Orman

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In addition to publishing podcasts, Nonfiction4Life posts book blogs so you can find even more content in your favorite categories:

• BIOGRAPHIES & MEMOIRS
• BUSINESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
• COMMUNITY-BUILDING
• HEALTH & WELLNESS
• HOME & FAMILY
• PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
• CHILDREN’S NONFICTION

Our blogs feature true stories and great ideas, but these are a little different from standard book reviews. Instead, we give you some background about the book, then we offer just three points or highlights. From there, we let you decide if you want to read it or move on to another compelling true story or a different book with great ideas for living well.

https://www.nonfiction4life.com/true-green-at-work-100-ways-environment-business/

BUY True Green at Work: 100 Ways You Can Make the Environment Your Business (National Geographic)

https://www.nonfiction4life.com/shelter-rebuilding-families-mary-pipher/

BUY The Shelter of Each Other: Rebuilding Our Families

https://www.nonfiction4life.com/prize-winner-defiance-ohio-terry-ryan/

BUY The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio: How My Mother Raised 10 Kids on 25 Words or Less by Terry Ryan, Foreword by Suze Orman

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Grandma Gatewood’s Walk: The Inspiring Story of the Woman Who Saved the Appalachian Trail is the sensational true account of Emma Gatewood, the first woman to hike the Appalachian Trail (A.T.)

Ben Montgomery, Gatewood’s blood relative and now Pulitzer-Prize-winning reporter, bases his New York Times bestseller on personal diaries, trail journals, newspaper articles, and countless personal interviews. We learn that Emma Gatewood “through-hiked” the Appalachian Trail not once but twice, and then a third time in sections—all after the age of 65 and each time alone.

Literally and figuratively a trailblazer, Emma Gatewood provided vocal criticism that drew the necessary attention which very likely saved the A.T. from extinction.

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Grandma Gatewood’s Walk: The Inspiring Story of the Woman Who Saved the Appalachian Trail is the sensational true account of Emma Gatewood, the first woman to hike the Appalachian Trail (A.T.)

Ben Montgomery, Gatewood’s blood relative and now Pulitzer-Prize-winning reporter, bases his New York Times bestseller on personal diaries, trail journals, newspaper articles, and countless personal interviews. We learn that Emma Gatewood “through-hiked” the Appalachian Trail not once but twice, and then a third time in sections—all after the age of 65 and each time alone.

Literally and figuratively a trailblazer, Emma Gatewood provided vocal criticism that drew the necessary attention which very likely saved the A.T. from extinction.

BUY Grandma Gatewood's Walk: The Inspiring Story of the Woman Who Saved the Appalachian Trail

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In The Magic of Tiny Business, written by Eco Bags Products, Inc. founder Sharon Rowe, we learn "You don't have to go big to make a great living." Speaking from her own experience, Rowe tells would-be entrepreneurs how to build a profitable business without compromising personal values. Women especially like her advice: rather than fantasizing about going into business while fretting about going into debt, start by going tiny.

As a young mother with a newborn child, Rowe was most concerned about putting family first. She wanted a flexible schedule, ample family time, work-free vacations, and financial security. This "less is more" approach also meant she wanted to give back to her community, to the planet. So, despite limited capital and business experience, even in the pre-Internet days before going green was cool, Rowe pioneered the reusable bag movement. In the end, she built a $2.2 million-dollar business of impact from scratch.

The Magic of Tiny Business walks readers step by step through the process. Starting tiny, preparing for upturns and downturns, managing money, and being laser-focused on the essentials are some of the keys to Rowe's success. Listen to the podcast to learn more.