Joseph M Lenard is my guest today. He is an author and political activist. He has been writing most of his life and has finally published his first book which he dubs, as being a book in a book and a blog in a book. For more info, visit TerrorStrikes.info
Before I have Joseph Lenard share, I want to say I am an old-school, independent journalist. I was a freelance contributor in the 1990s to the Tampa Tribune before they closed, and a columnist for an international paper prior to that. Having never been on staff with any news house, I have been untouched by the claim of producing anything less than objective content. I maintain my press credentials and I am able to share content that may or may not agree with my personal opinion, and I hope you are as open-minded to receive information and filter it through whatever perspective you ascribe to. Feel free to agree or disagree with my guest, and I will warn you, that some of his belief positions are not the generally held opinions, however, he deserves to be heard, because that is what old-school journalism is all about.
Joseph answers the following:
Your book, Terror Strikes, you have dubbed as a book in a book and a blog in a book. What do you mean by that?
You have been a political activist most of your life, has that experience influenced your writing Terror Strikes?
Modern Journalism has become politically influenced so today there is left, or Democrat-leaning media, and right, or Republican-leaning media. How has your ability to share your message and your book been received by various media platforms? (include social media please).
PSI TV has no public political position because we tend to interview entrepreneurs, coaches, and authors, and you are an author. However, Terror Strikes does have a very clear political overtone. Tell us about Terror Strikes. What will folks find or learn when they read your book?
Let’s tap into the aspect of your book that speaks to suicide prevention, particularly among first responders and former military. What led your book in that direction?
Is there anything else you would like to share?