The Author

Leon Lowe would describe himself as an author of many talents across a variety of genres, he has to date written thirty-six books with another seven in the pipeline. When you look at his work, you’ll see that he cleverly blends sci-fi with fantasy, thriller with comedy and adventure with romance. When you delve into his books, you’ll quickly realise the varied topics that he touches upon from education, criminology, healthcare, media, journalism, religion, spirituality, poetry, mediation plus a whole plethora of other topics. Most of his books tend to be short sharp and to the point, though he has compiled some lengthier editions to enhance his portfolio of writing. The subject matter of his book’s hawks back to his intense interest in business studies, social justice, the inner workings of the media, creative writing and social sciences. A broad spectrum of interests you might think, no wonder his books are so varied in content.

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But what’s this book about you may well ask! well let’s look at it. 

The Book

The book ‘Justice Duty’ is concise at fifty-eight pages, divided into twelve chapters each with intriguing titles that hint at a variety of themes. As the chapters are brief, I have on this occasion chosen to list them rather than giving you an overview picture as to what you can expect here from this book. 

Chapter 1: Enter the Academy
Chapter 2: Know the Difference
Chapter 3: Yukio the Hotelier
Chapter 4: Hotel Student
Chapter 5: The Candidate
Chapter 6: The Thief
Chapter 7: Hostile Takeover
Chapter 8: Yukio Never put the Hotel up for Sale
Chapter 9: False Report
Chapter 10: Final Warning
Chapter 11: Last Chance Saloon
Chapter 12: Give and Receive

I hope the above gives you a sense of what you can surmise from this short, animated book.

Publisher

Xlibris www.xlibris.com /bookstore/search Leon Lowe, there you’ll find all the books Leon has written including Justice Duty.

Podcast Info

This podcast you can listen to on “Talking Books” hosted by J T Crowley on all major social podcast platforms. For video content, search for “Talking Books” hosted by J T Crowley on YouTube. Additionally, you can watch it on Roku, Amazon Firestick streaming devices, plus Apple TV. To access it on your television, download the Experts and Authors app or visit www.expertsandauthors.tv and click on “Talking Books.”

Enjoy!

Thank you, Leon, for giving me the wonderful opportunity to interview you about your book, “Justice Duty.” I wish you every success with it and look forward to working with you again soon.

Healthy Heart, Healthy Mind is a light-hearted book about the life story of a mum with bipolar who lived with the disease and learned to manage her life well. Lee was able to overcome the disease and help inspire other mums who have every struggled do the same. 

Healthy Heart Healthy Mind gives tips and tricks to use for daily life that are easy to use and follow and inspire women or men to live a life on their terms,  with no fuss,  and an easy step by step guide to follow. 

It uses humor and real life experiences to give real tips and raw and real humor to make you laugh, hopefully be inspired and find courage in your own life to be the best person you can be! 

Lee is a qualified life coach and has spent almost 20 years coaching and guiding other mums to live life on their terms. The book gives a straight forward approach that is easy to read and holds nothing back in this exciting fun and easy to read guide to life.

You can find out more about Lee Dhepnorrarat on her website and get your copy of Health Heart Healthy Mind: A Map Book for the Soul on Amazon.

Color blind is not that you are blind
That you can’t see colors!

It’s it a specific color
It is a disease …

Where about 300 million people experienced
1 in every 12 men and 1 in 200 women

With color vision deficiency
You may ask, why?

Could you be one of those people ?
Know, are reasons’ why CAP and NYS inspectors

Seek out laboratories and demand that all
Microbiologist, hematologist and parasitologist

Get annually tested for “Color Blind”
It’s essential to distinguish specific shapes of … colors vital in laboratory as competency

I’ve written policies and procedures for “Color Blind testing” serving of outmost of importance

Competency is critical for patience care
As microscopic examinations takes place

Could be a gram stain, reading in other labs that utilizes a microscope as color-image are
… interpreted with unique skills

I double dare you not to believe me
… I don’t lie, neither should you!

Color blindness or color blind deficiency
… is a not a serious condition
… it is genetic disorder called “Color Vision”

It is passed to offsprings from parents
… where their eyes cones developed different

How? They way they see and perceive colors
Are different from others …

Color blindness people see red and green
In variance of colors …

Individual experiencing such have a hard time
Distinguishing between these two colors … and
The yellow and the blues …

Furthermore, the worst are people that
Can’t distinguish colors at all
… and shades of colors

In 1684 Turberville, called Tuberville method came up with a scientific method of evaluating
… color blindness

Where comparing color naming of objects by color blind in a specific-scientific method
… to those of healthy one’s

In 1837 Seebeck developed a test
Allowing individuals to freely

Pick colors to match it with a
Different sample …

In 1837, became more pronounced
It was a more elaborate and effective way

Here, it was the development of an extreme
… effect where, pseudo-iso-chromatic plates

Where colors spotted impregnated with symbols
That included shapes, colors, letters and numbers took place …

The spots has different types of colors
For the individual to be tested …

Finally, “Williams method” it simulates real life … events, in armed forces utilized

Why “Color Blind” test so important?
Laboratory competency testing with patients
… specimens’ viewing

That’s critical
You tell me, if is not!

Minerva A. Garcia, your Poet

In this episode, From Underestimated to Unignorable — Visual Authority, Executive Presence & Credibility with Kerrianne Cartmer-Edwards, I sit down with Visual Authority Strategist Kerrianne Cartmer-Edwards to talk about what high-performing women rarely realize until it costs them: credibility is formed quickly, and your presence communicates long before you ever speak.

We unpack how successful women can be deeply competent — and still underestimated in certain rooms — not because they aren’t qualified, but because their external signals aren’t yet congruent with their internal power.

Kerrianne names two powerful concepts that will change the way you see yourself and your next level: the “perception lag” — the gap between who you’ve become and how the world still sees you — and the “misalignment tax,” the hidden cost women pay in time, energy, attention, and voice when they feel the need to over-explain, over-prove, or over-function.

This is a refined, real conversation about becoming memorable, moving with conviction and certainty, and embodying authority with elegance — so you become unignorable.

You’ll hear:

• Why conviction and certainty are credibility accelerators — and what they communicate instantly
• The difference between fashion vs. style (and why style is a leadership signal)
• What it means to be congruent — and how congruence makes you memorable and trusted
• The truth about the perception lag: why it delays access, opportunity, and invitation
• The cost of the misalignment tax — and how it quietly drains your Divine Resources
• How over-functioning shows up visually and why it can unintentionally reduce authority
• Simple shifts you can make immediately to elevate executive presence without trying too hard

Kerrianne’s work is a powerful reminder that your next level doesn’t require more pushing. It requires more precision. More congruence. More refinement. Because when your outer presence matches your inner power, you stop chasing validation — and start being recognized.

How to Connect with Kerrianne Cartmer-Edwards:

Video Series: https://unforgettableimpact.com/swc
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How do you create the future you desire and deserve? It’s all about alignment!
Creating your magnificent future isn’t just about imagining or dreaming. It’s also about aligning your daily decisions with your desires in a way that feels natural, exciting, and totally intuitive.

Master motivator and empowerment entrepreneur Gina Maier Vincent created her Exquisite Alignment Blueprint to support high-achieving, success-oriented individuals like you to break away from adherence to external authorities and expectations, center their purpose and gifts, lean into their “more,” and create a life that feels delicious, elegant, and magical every single day.

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Dr. Cesar Chavez joins the program to reflect on a remarkable medical journey that spans borders, specialties, and decades of change within the American healthcare system.

Raised in a farming family just across the U.S.–Mexico border, Dr. Chavez went on to attend UCLA before earning his medical degree in Seattle. He practiced family medicine in Wisconsin for years before completing an ophthalmology residency and ultimately returning to serve patients near his home along the border.

In this conversation, we explore how healthcare has evolved over the course of his career — from frontline family practice to surgical specialization — and what those changes mean for patients today. Dr. Chavez also underscores a timeless truth often overlooked in modern medicine: the critical role of diet and exercise in improving the health of the average American.

A thoughtful discussion on service, adaptation, and personal responsibility in healthcare.

Pediatric psychologist and CEO of the Cellie Coping Company, Dr. Meghan Marsac, and Bryce Hamilton LSCSW meet to discuss childhood medical trauma and avoidance. They discuss reasons children may have medical aversion or trauma. How to tell if a child may be experiencing it, and even smaller signs that may sometimes be overlooked.

Dr. Marsac gives suggestions on how to recognize anxiety and deal with it head on. They give suggestions for how to cope ahead and prepare a child for doctor visits or medical procedures, discuss how much information and when to present it to the child, and how to address anxiety when it presents.

They also discuss how to gauge stress responses for both parents and children and make an action plan for how to respond and reduce stress for both parent and child.

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Dr. Meghan Marsac is a pediatric psychologist, tenured Professor, and Division Chief of Psychology in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Kentucky. She serves as the Associate Director for the Center for Pediatric Traumatic Stress. She is also the CEO of the Cellie Coping Company (www.celliecopingcompany.com), a company with the mission of making medical care better for children and their families.

Dr. Marsac is a leader in the field of pediatric medical traumatic stress, having published approximately 75 academic articles, 12 chapters, blogs in Psychology Today and a book for parents to help support their children through medical care and care for themselves: Afraid of the Doctor, Every Parent’s Guide to Preventing and Managing Medical Trauma. Dr. Marsac’s program of research centers on medical traumatic stress and includes conducting grant-funded studies to identify predictors of emotional and physical outcomes in the context of acute or chronic medical conditions, developing and validating assessment tools, and creating and evaluating programs to promote recovery and/or adjustment to medical conditions in children and families.

In addition, Dr. Marsac specializes in training medical teams in the implementation of trauma-informed medical care. Clinically, Dr. Marsac implements evidence-based practices to facilitate families’ management of medical treatment and emotional adjustment to challenging diagnoses and medical procedures.

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U.S. and Israeli air strikes have chopped off the head of the snake and many little heads that may have risen to the top were also made “unalive.” In an unprecedented coordination between the United States and Israel, air strikes were unloading their bombs on targets across Iran this past weekend. Hear the details of how it started and what it means to Americans everywhere. Click on Doc Holliday‘s show right now!

Robyn Vogel, MA, is the author of the recent book Come Back to Love: A Path to Healing (Feb 2026), and host of the syndicated radio show of the same name, reaching over 80,000 listeners in its first year. An IFS-trained therapist, couples specialist, and trauma-informed Love & Intimacy Coach, Robyn has spent more than two decades helping individuals and couples to heal emotional wounds, release shame, and experience deeper, safer, and more fulfilling love — within themselves and in their relationships. Blending Internal Family Systems, somatic intimacy practices, nervous system attunement, and heart-centered relationship wisdom, Robyn brings warmth, depth, and a touch of magic to her work. Her gentle, yet powerful approach creates spaces where people feel safe to soften, open, and return to the truth of who they are. Robyn teaches internationally, leads transformational retreats, and trains facilitators in her Come Back to Love® Four Gates Approach method — empowering those ready to break old patterns and cultivate intimacy rooted in self-trust and emotional safety. When she’s not writing or guiding others home to love, Robyn can be found dancing, practicing yoga, meditating, or wandering somewhere beautiful in nature — following the path of curiosity, devotion, and joy. Robyn’s website is Comebacktolove.com.

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In this episode, Eartha invites listeners into a brand‑new adventure she’s been quietly building behind the scenes — a playful, powerful way to help children discover the calm already living inside them. For years, she’s taught kids that they are not trapped by their emotions, that they can understand their bodies, and that they have real choices in how they show up in the world. Today, she reveals a tool designed to bring that lesson to life.

Introducing The Sensory Detective, a mindfulness escape game for children in grades 3–5. Instead of being told to “just calm down,” kids step into a secret‑agent mission for the T.A.B. Agency — Transition Awareness Breathing. Their job? Move through six immersive rooms, crack sensory codes, and unlock evidence‑based mindfulness skills that help them stay steady, focused, and confident.

Each mission teaches a real technique — from 7/11 breathing to grounding — wrapped in a story that makes emotional regulation feel like solving a mystery rather than managing a meltdown. With experience points, digital badges, and a printable field manual for home or classroom use, The Sensory Detective transforms stress management into a challenge kids actually want to master.

This episode is more than an introduction. It’s a doorway into a new way of helping children understand themselves — through curiosity, imagination, and the joy of play.

Here is your free link to the Sensory Detective Game.  https://tab-sensory-detective-game.netlify.app

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Didi is a typical teenager living in 600 B.C. Jerusalem. Being the youngest of five girls, she lives under the dynamics of the different personalities of her sisters, while dreaming of the man she will someday marry.
Then one day, the sons of an old family friend arrive, and turn her world upside down with an invitation to join their family, in search of a place where they can live their religion in peace. She secretly likes the youngest son, Nephi, but to go with his family means leaving the comforts she and her family enjoy in Jerusalem. Surprisingly, her family chooses to leave the city, and travel into the wilderness in search of a new land and home.

The family begins to adapt to a nomadic lifestyle, and Didi must discover who she is and what she truly believes in. As the family threatens to break apart, she feels the pressures of trying to survive physically, and understand and support a husband who is eons ahead of her spiritually. Ultimately, she must choose the path her heart and soul will take, knowing her choices will affect her life’s direction and that of her children.

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Dr. Madelyn Palmer, MD is a family medicine physician in Littleton, CO and has over 35 years of experience in the medical field. She graduated from University of Utah School of Medicine in 1990. She has a passion for writing. Dr. Palmer has also written a fairytale series. The books include: Elinore’s Choice, Amber’s Dilemma, Matthew’s Redemption and coming out soon Stephanie’s Unexpected Journeys.