Eric Gribble shares his opinions about the role of government in society.  In his opinion, the big problem we are facing is bad ideas.  Notably, the problems he addresses are not limited to Australia.  He hopes the book "Putting Australia on a Fast Elevator to the Future: Reform from the Top Down" will make people think, become more flexible and inspire a grass roots movement to explore solutions.  

In Angel Academy, John Reynolds and Darlene Cozart show us exactly what training angels go through to earn their wings.  The story is told with a "tongue in cheek" quality you'd expect from the teenagers who are the target market.  The kids have a great deal of fun as they learn how to use angelic powers against evil.  You don't have to become an angel.  You have to be an angel.  When you master that skill, you've got it! 

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Vincent Perry had lost his sight by the age of 11.  There is a sense of isolation that comes from being blind in a sighted world, yet Vincent found an incredible love.  He's here to share that story with us.  

Sam Sorbo is a modern day warrior.  Married with 3 children, Sam's concern about education began to be documented in her book "They're Your Kids."  She became an advocate for home schooling and helped educate parents on how to successfully home school in her series "School's Out" and it's a frequent topic of discussion on her podcast, "The Sam Sorbo Show."  The podcast is a forum for controversial topics on religion and politics.  In addition, Sam has co-written  "True Faith" and "True Strength" with her husband, Kevin Sorbo, a book "Words for Warriors," and faith based films through their family company Sobo Family Film Studios.  She inspires others to live their faith too.    

Take an electrical engineer with a penchant for science and religion, mix them with the mindset of a writer and what do you get?  Vincent Hyde, author of a trilogy of books about relationships with beings from another galaxy.  Let's check out the world that Vincent created in "A Message from the Neighbors," "Earth's Reply" and "Alien World."  

Joan Green lost her husband 20 years ago under tragic circumstances.  It was a very difficult period for her.  What she learned was that people didn't - and still don't - know what to do or say.  So they left her alone to deal with her grief and the accompanying feelings of abandonment.  It grew into a life work. 

Elsie Frederick was married to her husband for over 20 years, much of it spent caring for him as health failed.  They suffered the concerns of a heart that needed replacement, the bitter sweet joy when a donor was identified to give "The Ultimate Gift", and the sorrow when his health took a different turn for the worse.  But no one was prepared to discover the curse found in The Aftermath as their blended family was torn apart.  

Elsie now speaks to groups about these family challenges in the hope that she can help prevent some of the tragic developments and help others navigate the health systems.  

Thelma Cunningham has written a total of 8 books so far, all of which were published in one volume.  She has many spiritual gifts as an artist, minister, prayer warrior, gospel singer, composer and writer.  One of the books in her collection is "Momma's Memories" where she shares her memories of a multi-talented mother whose ministry included fixing meals and Sky High Cakes to share with others in her community.  To learn more about Thelma's many gifts check our her website: author.thelmacunningham.com.  

Hilary Smith is a pediatrician.  She has written a novel called "Disconception" that raises some very interesting questions about conception in a futuristic world - and the intentional and unintentional consequences.  

"Daddy Said" is a tribute to Zehline Davis' dad who had a life lesson for almost every subject.  Throughout her life, Zehline has had a habit of saing "Daddy said" as she reminded someone of his guidance.  It's full of wisdom in bite size sayings.