In this episode, Jason shares the productivity secret he’s used over the years to make him what he is today: A prolific, independent, self-published author of 17 (and soon, 18) books of all different genres. He also thanks his followers who helped him this month to weather a depressive episode—an emotional storm—and the total strangers who reminded him that no storm, no matter how daunting, comes to stay.

In this episode, Jason shares his secret to the state of peace which allows him both to be read other writers and be productive on his own projects at the same time, using his trademark sense of humor. He also shares how you can also find that place within yourself, so you can do the same.

Jason shares poignant and profound messages from followers and thanks the total strangers who left comments encouraging him not to take his own life. He reflects on insights and shares what he hopes to achieve with this show during the first episode of the podcast.

Most of us today come from blended families of one kind or another. Jason Fury speaks with talented debut author of the new memoir "Love At The Border" where author Anna Maria DiDio deal talks in depth about how her and her husband's challenging adoption of a seven year old girl in Mexico led to self-publishing a touching memoir that was almost 20 years in the making.

Jason Fury interviews a new author about vampires and Anne Rice and how she turned 30 years of being a librarian into becoming a first-time author with many more books to come.

Jason Hill shares with listeners why we are here to earn more than a mere living, and how the realization that we already rich, no matter what our account says, can turn a Life and world turned upside by Corona into the opportunity for us hit the Reset button on our thoughts and truly become rich, in every sense of the word, including financially.

In the first episode of the second season of The Jason Unplugged Show, author Jason Hill aka Jason Fury talks about his birthday weekend emotional birthday weekend. And thanks friends and fans for their tremendous outpouring of love and support to him yesterday. And offers ways he can help you break the bonds of closed bookstores and social distancing and still find an audience for you book, doing the things he's good at, which is not just writing, but--who knew--talking?

Jason Fury recommends author Ritika Kochhar's "The Book of Love," book one of The Weapons of Kalki Trilogy

Jason H. Fury reads the second chapter of Social Hill.