On this episode we dive deep into Milton B. Hazzard's provocative book, I Am Who I Am: Native Black American, Not African American. Hazzard shares his personal journey and the reasoning behind rejecting conventional racial labels, aiming to spark meaningful conversations and drive change in how we define Black identity in the United States. This episode is a compelling discussion on race, identity, and the hidden power of language.

Michael Gloukhov joins the network to discuss his riveting memoir, Sophia Brussels Washington: From Serfdom to Freedom to Self Accomplishment: Finding the American Dream. Discover his incredible life story, from surviving WWII bombings to overcoming communist oppression, and learn about his path to achieving the American Dream.

Michael Albrow stops by to discuss his captivating book, Space Times Matter: 100 Short Stories About the Universe. From tales of cosmic wonder to his background in particle physics, Michael's easy-to-understand stories and original ideas make astronomy accessible to everyone. Plus, discover the interplay between science and poetry in this remarkable and inspiring book.

Join us for an exciting return conversation with author Webster Russell, co-writer of Harry and the Stock Tank Dragon, as he discusses the creation and inspiration behind the book. Don't miss the fun adventure filled with magic, dragons, and heartwarming tales set under the Texas sun. Learn about the dynamic writing process with Dee Coffeen and discover more about their captivating collection of books at authors-russanddee.weebly.com.

Join us for an inspiring discussion with Laura Bradshaw about her transformative book, Tracing Your Heart Wound. Discover how to revisit the past to heal and move forward. Explore Laura’s personal journey, the principles behind her healing process, and her advice for others on the same path.

Listen in as we take a deep dive with Karla Sutton McKinney and explore her powerful book, Summer of 2020. Discover her insights on the George Floyd murder, the silence of believers, and the urgent need for justice and action. This conversation is a must-watch for anyone looking to understand the profound impact of that pivotal summer.

Dive into the rich world of Greek mythology with John Nicholas Schweitzer, discussing his latest book, Orestes in the Underworld. Discover the creative process behind this unique re-imagining of classic tales, and learn more about John’s journey as an author and playwright.

Listen in as we sit down with Doug Burleigh to discuss the profound insights from his book, Jesus Changes Everything. Discover how to move beyond performative Christianity to build a genuine, transformative relationship with Jesus. Visit jesuschangeseverythingbook.com for more insights and the 90 Day Challenge!

Why do humans and animals behave the way they do? Discover groundbreaking insights in Burton Weiss’ Natural Behavior where science rewrites our understanding of instinct, evolution, and humanity’s place in nature—from Neanderthals to modern minds. A must-listen for curious thinkers!

This episode we sit down with Bruce Charsky to discuss his transformative book Reconsider Revelation: Chronological Order. Bruce shares his insights on the end times and the importance of a chronological understanding of the Book of Revelation. Discover the inspiration behind his writing and get a sneak peek at his upcoming book.