Rollye James

Since his youth, Mark Rodeghier has pondered life beyond our planet. Now, as President and Scientific Director of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, he leads the charge on our search for truth among the stars.

He joins Rollye James to discuss the latest in scientific attempts to make contact and why life on other planets might be beyond our own comprehension.

Experienced journalist Judith Matloff has seen her fair share of survival situations. After years of covering conflicts around the globe, she decided to take her incredible wealth of knowledge on what to do in crisis situations and put it in words so you aren’t flying blind under unimaginable circumstances.

Matloff joins Rollye James to discuss her new book, How to Drag a Body and Other Safety Tips You Hope to Never Need, and what it takes to be prepared for anything.

Award-winning education journalist Jeffery Selingo joins Rollye James for an in-depth conversation on the world of college admissions and the decisions that can affect entire futures.

Selingo shares experiences from his investigation into college admissions departments and the complicated truth of who gets in and why.

His new book, Who Gets In and Why, is available now.

Since she was young, renowned psychic medium Joyce Keller has had the ability to commune with those who have passed on. She joins Rollye James to discuss the ins and outs of the afterlife and help listeners communicate with loved ones.

Award-winning consumer reporter Herb Weisbaum has made a career out of uncovering the ways that scammers can work their way into your wallet. He joins Rollye James with some of the latest, including Census imposters and debt collectors that try to circumvent your rights.

For years, Layne Dalfen has studied the world of dreams and the effect they can have on our waking life. Now, she joins Rollye James to explain how what we see while we sleep reflects what is really going on in our world. Whether it’s stress about a new job or joy over a new relationship, Layne shows that our nightly visions aren’t as strange as they might seem.

What’s going on with the national coin shortage? Lamont Black is an Assistant Professor of Finance at DePaul University. He is also the Academic Director for the Center for Financial Services. He joins the Rollye James Show to give his thoughts on what’s going on with the national coin shortage and if will be a long-term problem. He also speaks about the differences between cryptocurrency and digital currency, what’s driving Bitcoin’s price action, and what effect will quantum computing have on Bitcoin.

Dr. John R. Lott Jr., author and President of the Crime Prevention Research Center, joins the Rollye James show to talk about his latest book, “Gun Control Myths: How politicians, the media, and botched “studies” have twisted the facts on gun control.” In this book, Lott blows away one false myth about gun ownership after another. From myths about mass public shootings to suicides to gun ownership rates and crime to gun-free zones, Lott addresses the claims you frequently hear in the media and explains what is wrong with those claims. Gun Control Myths is now available at Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble.

Business & Workplace Consultant Louie Gravance, author of Service is a Superpower: Lessons Learned in a Magic Kingdom, spent 25 years working at The Walt Disney Company. Louie has won both the Disney Partners in Excellence Award and the Spirit of Disney Award. He has also designed service programs for major companies including Bank of America, BMW of Canada, ING Financial and more. He joins the Rollye James show to explain what is customer experience, why its so important, the power of good customer service, tips for calling customer service and getting what you want and how to use technology to improve your service. To connect with Louie and learn more about his book Service is a Superpower at Gravance.com.

Marilyn M. Singleton M.D, J.D. is a woman who wears many hats. She is a board-certified anesthesiologist and she is also the immediate past president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). She speaks with Rollye James about her thoughts on the COVID-19 crisis.