Spring has sprung and we are back with our favorite numerologist and author, Lloyd Strayhorn. He will be on to tell us what is ahead according to the numbers and astrological signs. You will be amazed at his insight and unique way of making numerology work for you. Tune in

It's the first Monday of the month and in this month when we go from winter to spring, you might be considering what changes to make to spring clean your life. Listen to Lloyd find out your personal number combined with your sign to see how you can make the best of the winter thaw to make spring dance.  Tune in to the always informative Lloyd.

We just rang in 2016 and now it's time to take stock of what we want out of life this year. Whether it's better health, more money, business, love, relationships, marriages, children and more Using our personal numbers, yearly number and more, Lloyd will help us look ahead  and see what we can expect as we work toward our goals and bettering our lives and the lives of those we care about.. Lloyd is entertaining, informative and a joy to have on the show. Tune in to see what the future is by the numbers for you.

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The Heroes and Heroines in the media today take all shapes and forms. Aside from Police, Firemen and Military who sign up to be in harm’s way, some are ordinary people who rise to meet extraordinary situations.

Always more visible are the fictional characters portrayed by Hollywood celebrities; from The Incredibles to James Bond, from comic book superheroes to cinematic heroics, we are awed and entertained.  But what of celebrity mis-named heroes such as athletes – are their efforts heroic- or just inspiring…as well as entertaining?

Ancient Greek and Roman History was so inspired by heroics that gods were created who not only had great power but were also greatly flawed.   In today’s world we bandy about the term hero without seemingly understanding the meaning of the word.  Football players, basketball stars, actors, musicians…all are referred to and refer to each other as heroes.  

Retired USN Captain Allan Patch grew up in Plymouth, Mass where he developed a fascination with the heritage of our nation.  Adding sciences to his interest in history, Allan earned a BS in biology from Boston College and a DMD from Tufts University. He then spent over two decades in the Navy, deployed in both Navy hospitals and in active duty with the Marine Corps; and entered private dental practice while serving in the Naval Reserve.  

Passage At Delphi is the first novel in a series exploring the confluence of the past, present, and future.  He invites readers along for the thrilling ride and explores the difference between heroism and celebrity in the context of past and present culture. 

Author Alan Patch is here to talk about PASSAGE AT DELPHI, Apollo Series Book 1 the beginning of Lauren and Zack’s epic adventure.

We just rang in 2015 and now it's time to take stock of what happened this year. Using our personal numbers, yearly number and more, Lloyd will help us look ahead to December and what gifts we can expect under the tree and in our lives. Lloyd is entertaining, informative and a joy to have on the show. Tune in to see what the future is by the numbers for you.

 

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The Heroes and Heroines in the media today take all shapes and forms. Aside from Police, Firemen and Military who sign up to be in harm’s way, some are ordinary people who rise to meet extraordinary situations.

Always more visible are the fictional characters portrayed by Hollywood celebrities; from The Incredibles to James Bond, from comic book superheroes to cinematic heroics, we are awed and entertained.  But what of celebrity mis-named heroes such as athletes – are their efforts heroic- or just inspiring…as well as entertaining?

Ancient Greek and Roman History was so inspired by heroics that gods were created who not only had great power but were also greatly flawed.   In today’s world we bandy about the term hero without seemingly understanding the meaning of the word.  Football players, basketball stars, actors, musicians…all are referred to and refer to each other as heroes.  

Retired USN Captain Allan Patch grew up in Plymouth, Mass where he developed a fascination with the heritage of our nation.  Adding sciences to his interest in history, Allan earned a BS in biology from Boston College and a DMD from Tufts University. He then spent over two decades in the Navy, deployed in both Navy hospitals and in active duty with the Marine Corps; and entered private dental practice while serving in the Naval Reserve.  

Passage At Delphi is the first novel in a series exploring the confluence of the past, present, and future.  He invites readers along for the thrilling ride and explores the difference between heroism and celebrity in the context of past and present culture. 

Author Alan Patch is here to talk about PASSAGE AT DELPHI, Apollo Series Book 1 the beginning of Lauren and Zack’s epic adventure.

It's the first Monday of the month and in this month of giving thanks and being with family to celebrate memories and create new ones. Find out your personal number combined with your sign to see what blessings are ahead for you with Lloyd Strayhorn. Tune in to the always informative Lloyd.

Antoinette Kuritz, book publicist, consultant and founding member of the LaJolla Writers Conference. For the past 15 years, STRATEGIES has enjoyed working with an exceptional array of people.  From novice writers seeking guidance on writing and publishing options to professionals looking to use a book to augment their business needs;  from politicians looking to hone their craft and deliver a message to business people interested in branding and introducing themselves or a product to the public; from entrepreneurs developing a business model toNew York Times bestselling authors seeking to supplement the efforts of their in-house representation, Antoinette  specializes in unique, personalized, result-oriented approaches to assist their clients in reaching their goals.

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Whether you are an aspiring author who has yet to put pen to paper, someone intent on writing a book to augment your business, a writer on the cusp of submitting to agents, or someone who wants to know more about the different and ever-evolving methods of publication, the La Jolla Writer’s Conference is the place for you.

For over a decade, community, intimate classes, personalized attention, ambiance, and a dedicated and outstanding faculty have annually converged to provide an intensive experience where writing becomes habit, habit breeds success, and writers become authors.

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There is just something about daughters and their dads. When a little girl hears golden words of wisdom from her father, it is something she seldom forgets.  Mandeville resident Laurie Pennison's dad once told her, "You can do anything you want but you have to work at it," and the lawyer, artist, and now author, has taken that advice to heart.

Pennison, who writes under the name Liah Penn, studied creative writing in college but has worked much of her career as an attorney and as a commissioned artist.  It has only been recently that she has returned to her love, and talent, for writing and she has come out of the starting gate at record speed.

Even though Pennison worked in the publishing industry in her early years, it wasn't until November 2013 that she was propelled back into writing.  She explained that her seventeen-year-old son, Cray, challenged her that year to complete in the National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) event where, after writing for thirty consecutive days, a literary artist submits a 50,000 word composition.

She noted that her son, who is also a writer, completed the NaNoWriMo challenge and that that month was "a real bonding experience for us" since they would talk about their manuscripts over dinner and every chance they could get.

Her first book, Pure Death, received rave reviews and so much recognition that her publishers have asked her to pen a series of novels featuring her two lead characters.

She explained that the success of her novel has totally taken her by surprise and the sudden success has been a wild ride.  

Her second novel, Pure Justice, the sequel to Pure Death, should be on shelves sometime this month. Her books are currently available on line at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, iBooks, and Kobo. We look forward to her on the show.

It's October and the First Monday of the month. We are joined by Lloyd Strayhorn who has some special information for us this month.