Stephen is a spokesperson for Guns of America, an advocate of the 2nd Amendment and a man who believes in Gods work. As someone who has faced real life danger, and thanks to the 2nd amendment he was able to protect himself and his community, Stephen probably knows better than most why it is so important he and the GOA continue to fight to protect t…

What if you're writing a book series about espionage, dangerous governments and you have worked at the forefront defending your country from all of these threats. Steinke has spent a lifetime in US national security roles, including twenty-eight years in the US Army and fourteen in the Department of Defence. His official duties have taken him from …

Every so often, a story walks into your life which reminds you of the power of never saying never. Jane Fischer’s is that kind of story. Jane’s life started like many others. A bright college graduate, she stepped into the classroom as a teacher, fuelled by a passion to shape young minds. Then came marriage and children. The first few chapters of h…

Dana Sutton is a tutor, coach, and parent with decades of experience working with children and young people. She currently provides consulting and accounting services for businesses. A keen athlete while growing up, Dana enjoyed fastball, ringette, volleyball, hockey, martial arts and skiing (both in water and downhill). These days, when she isn’t …

Today I spoke with returning guest Dr Ran Anbar about how Hypnosis Really Works For You. Your inner voice, how you use you imagination, how your outlook affects your reality. We go deep into what reality really is and how you can use it to manifest the life you want. The world you're living today is a reflection of your thinking and the more you pr…

Today I spoke with Cevin Solvin about "The War on Kids: Why This Filmmaker Wants to End Compulsory Schooling" Cevin has made documentary's and written the book The Student Resistance Handbook. Cevin Soling stands as a pioneering force in American literature and filmmaking, seamlessly weaving profound narratives across both mediums. Renowned for his…

Mathematical Genius Provides Formula For Living In a Better World. Keith Robins explain to me how he came to write his thought provoking book and the compelling case he makes for finding your bubble to build a better life for yourself. The Fourth Coming https://amzn.eu/d/7YzLgmVبقلم watsondavid1974

Today I caught up with Tenderbastard and we discussed the progress since I last spoke to him, the new songs he has written and what his plans are to license his name and get into the Marijuana business and possible grow his own. And we finished with one of his new songs.بقلم watsondavid1974

Madelyn Simon can only be described as an original go getter. In 2020 when the world was locked down, Madelyn started to think about the stories she once told, and inspired by her own life and art, she put ideas to paper and through her art teacher, pictures filled the words on the page and Poppy came to life. Seven books later we have a wonderful …

Katherine Davis Gibbon has written has written her own unique books to help children learn words is a way only the visual mind can understand. Words children can learn, and the way they can learn is an amazing process where the word is a character a thoughtful process which brings a word into a 3D concept, a person, an analogy, a metaphor, so much …

Annie Fox is an author of books for children and teens. Annie loves making art, baking, gardening, photography, hiking in the San Francisco Bay Area, traveling, and, most of all, being with her husband David and her family, including Gracie the Dog. The Little Things That Kill: A Teen Friendship Afterlife Apology Tour was her debut novel and Leeta …

Kit Karson is an author who sends some of her day, day dreaming the perfect way to murder someone and it's all part of good research. When you write murder mysteries, you spend a lot of time thinking about how to plan a murder, what motivates a killer, and how do they get caught. We dive into the writing process and how Kit discovers her characters…

On November 5, 2017, Devin Kelley shot and killed 26 people and wounded 22 others at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, United States. Kelley was subsequently shot and wounded, then killed himself. It is the deadliest mass shooting in Texas history and the deadliest at an American place of worship, surpassing the Charleston chur…

George Zavershinsky is the author of Atomic Shepherd is a former nuclear physicist and now priest who has found the connection between himself, and something greater than all of us. Through science he understands the physical world and through theology he understand the human purpose. George worked as a nuclear physicist and later found God and fou…

David Singer is an internationally acclaimed musician whose performances include the White House for President Jimmy Carter and later for President Bill Clinton. He was a guest artist for many seasons with the Lincoln Center Chamber Music Society and performed chamber music concerts with Yehudi Menuhin, Yo-Yo Ma, Rudolf Serkin and members of the Gu…

Today I spoke with Dr Callaghan, who has worked around the world from Cardiff to Paris, helping the ingredient suppliers to cosmetics companies understand the law, the application of the law and consumer rights. Dr Callaghan knows what right and wrong and knows what the cosmetic companies don't tell you. Do you know the dangers of buying from farme…

THE LIFE GUIDE FOR TEENS is all about empowerment. This one-of-a-kind self-help book is designed to help teen readers take ownership of their own wellness, problem-solving, and growth. Renowned pediatrician and Psychology Today contributor Dr. Anbar has helped thousands of teens through mental and physical health challenges—not by solving their pro…

Alex R Johnson is a film make, producer, Writer, Father, Husband, you get the idea. Most of all he's a passionate man who loves to write, create, to tell stories and today we talk about the agony of writing and why it has so much pleasure. The book is set in 1990's and the main character is a private investigator in Mayor Rudy Giuliani's New York, …

Air Traffic Controller Harold tells me about his life from growing up in poverty to working as an Air Traffic Controller, and along the way I tell him how young he looks. Harold's amazing story starts with his life growing up with a schizophrenic mother who bullied him, and despite all of this. Harold still went to School and to college, and then c…

Dr joe Joe McManus and I discuss the motivations behind his book and his personal experience growing up and why he became an advocate for change. Where are the lines of division, the differences between the US and Europe, the history of slavery and impact it still has today. Most of all in this episode you had two people with different experiences …

Does anyone know when Motown really started it, and who really started it. The music was influenced by the generations before, it's roots deep in Gospel Music and God. The two synonymous with each other, and one Band in particular Gladys Knight and The Pips can stake a claim to the title. There's so much more to the story and Lady Dhyana Ziegler kn…

In this episode I spoke with Robert Walker about his trilogy of books. A fictional story at the heart of a medieval fantasy. Is it good vs evil, or rich vs poor and we discus how corruption takes over good people and makes them do things they'd always sworn to protect. The nearly finished trilogy is filled with medieval battles and political corrup…

Alretha Thomas is an actress and a write, but which came first and how did the skillset evolve. Learning to tell her story and understanding the art of acting is telling the story of the person, the character will spill their own beans if you can stay in the moment. Alretha explains how staying present enables the character to step into their own. …

In today's episode I spoke with Michelle and we discussed her new book, The Lunatic and what happens when the protagonist gives up their social media. And is this a dilemma many of us have experienced. Do we feel like slaves to our phone, and are too afraid to put them down. The Lunatic delves into this dilemma, alongside the everyday life of someo…

Today I spoke with Jack Moore, a man I'd describe as an expert on the John F Kennedy assassination, and lots of people claim to be an expert, and some, like Jack can back it up. You can read the books, you can speak to eye witnesses, even members of Congress. It takes more, and Jack has done the deep dive and what's more can with confidence explain…

In her book The Miles we run Alison explores the lessons from running a marathon and how this transfers to everyday life. The miles we run we is a personal account of surrogacy, being a mother and training for a marathon. During the podcast Alison and I discuss how writing a gratitude journal everyday has helped her through her life, and why it is …

Today returning guest Martin and I spoke about what is next in his 6 part series of books. Starting with Children of the Dying Hearth. We also discussed the state of the world today, and did our best to the world to rights. The worlds politics, the difference between the left and the right, is there really a difference. How literature has sculpted …

Every family has their stories, every family is a drama unfolding and Denise has put together her experiences to tell the rich and wonderful history of Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados and a little bit about the world around us. In her book "Talent Show" Denise explores family dynamics and as her and I talked, Denise explained her writing process, and…

Guen Bradbury is a vet, an explorer, a mother, a wife, an adventurer, and a prolific writer who is passionate about the world around us, and today she taught me what we could learn from other cultures and how other cultures manage without sugar. The importance of unsupervised time for children: https://guenbradbury.substack.com/p/w... How sugar aff…

Don and I spoke about many things today, not least Sugar Land Texas, Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper and how he met his wife. This episode is a story about a man who has lived a life and travelled the world, and is now writing books about the world he sees around and where he sees the future is going. We also talked about Cherry Coke, Dr Pepper, old films a…

Egypt has many secrets and mysteries, but just who were the people of Egypt. In this fascinating series of books we discover the real people who lived in Egypt, the real lives of the Egyptians. There are many secrets and mysteries to Egypt, and whether there were aliens, or a people with higher consciousness. What we know for sure is there were ord…

Young children are more perceptive than we might imagine. Curiosity and intelligence are a heady cocktail for creative storytelling that informs, entertains and educates. This author could not resist. We might not realize how observant young children are. They have a lot of curiosity and intelligence that make them great at creating stories that ca…

Shen Yun is a performing arts company, highlighting the rich history of Chinese culture. And you would think this would be celebrated by the CCP. Instead what you have is a rich history of interference, a deliberate attempt to ruin their reputation and stop the Shen Yun performing arts company. More and more we hear concerns about how far the CCP's…

From books, to music, to jobs Night Stand Matt is the Last Responder explains his life, the many jobs and where the enthusiasm for life comes from. Along the way we discuss dating, speed dating, and come up with some fresh ideas for some new books. Where to find Matt https://nightstandmatt.com/بقلم watsondavid1974

Tom Shanahan is an award-winning sportswriter and author whose books focus on Michigan State’s football program leading college football integration. College Football Hall of Fame coach Duffy Daugherty 1960s rosters were college football’s first fully integration teams. His 2022 story on the Rose Bowl, Alabama and segregation won first place from t…

In today's episode I spoke to Leslee Hall and we discussed why and how he wrote his life transforming book "Tracking Your Inner Animal a book which teaches how to learn to control your mind and understand others. Leslee realised we're animals and animals have learnt behaviour patterns and when he observed his own animal behaviours, he saw a clear p…

When I arrange to have a guest on my podcast, I often have a general idea of what we will talk about. Not this time, in this episode Gregg and I had an intimate conversation about grief. It was more than just how to deal with grief. When you know someone has your back, the grief is deep, it takes time and there is no immediate solution or fast trac…

The old saying goes "We all have a book inside us waiting to written" Jennifer Jones is a writing coach and utilises her skills to get the best from first time writers to experienced writers. Using simple techniques Jennifer helps the writer learn how to communicate with the reader, what the reader wants to know and how you can learn to express you…

What does it take to make you change direction in life, and what happened to make Lynn realise something had to change. What was the moment Lynn went from Wall Street to wellness, and now coaches people on how to live a better life. If you're feeling stressed, if you're needing a change in direction. Wall Street to Wellness is for you and Lynn is t…

Don't Walk Away: A Care Partner's Journey" by Marilyn Raichle is a compelling exploration of living with dementia, offering insights from both the patient and care partner perspectives. This book provides valuable guidance for those navigating the challenges of dementia care. In this video, we delve into the key themes of "Don't Walk Away," discuss…

Benjamin Dimmitt is a landscape photographer who since the 70's has been taking pictures of the wetlands of Florida's Gulf Coast. Over the years Benjamin's photographs are evidence of change, but what has caused this change and can we do something about it. In this episode we talk about what has happened to the wetlands of Florida's Gulf Coast. How…

Sitting down and talking to Marcia Peck I discover how she went from Cello Player to award winning writer. A life which started by not learning the piano, which helped Marcia find the Cello, childhood memories of Cape Cod and a salt water pond as she watched her dad build their holiday home. Ending on a high of Water Music and the great discovery o…

Toni Frazier is a medium and Tarot reader, today we discuss how Toni learned the skills she utilises today, what you can learn from her book and how you too can connect with you higher self. Soul Tutor book helps you learn how to connect with your Tarot Medium, what you need to know and what you can do to help yourself. Many of us want to know our …

Frank Lad is the author of Just Plain Wrong: The Dalliance of Quantum Theory with the Defiance of Bell's Inequality. The educated public have long been regaled with "the mysteries of quantum physics", which enshroud far-flung claims about the fundamental nature of matter. These rely on a stunning proposition of quantum theory arising in the 1960s a…

In this episode titled Dementia and how I helped my mother help me we talk about the changes Kathy made and how she adapted to the onset of her mothers dementia. Kathy Bjork, like many daughters watched how Dementia slowly took over her mothers life. There were small signs to start with until dementia eventually took over her whole life. Kathy real…

I Could Have Been One provides a look into the world Donald Wm. Jeffries was born into, raised, and grew up in through historical and political events of his life. We examine the world starting in the 1940s through our modern day and see how life was and what has changed. The history in which Jeffries has lived through has had a remarkable impact o…

Authors write for many different reasons and have many different stories to tell. Kathi is no exception, and she is. Kathi takes some of the hardest subjects form adoption to addiction. Children have questions and it's not always easy to answer them. One way to do this is through stories, and teaching lessons to children through stories is as old a…

Gaby Casadesus French Pianist, a romance and so much more. Today I heard about Gaby Casadesus through her daughter Therese, and she told me memories of Albert Einstein, travelling the globe and much, much more. Throughout the podcast the theme which keeps coming back around is the story of love. And why not, two people who lived in Paris, played mu…

Jason Edwards has been taking photos for nearly as long as he could walk, and that isn't an exaggeration. As a photographer for national geographic, a former zoo keeper he is arguably one of the most experienced and passionate people on the planet when it comes to wildlife photography, and he would tell you that's not true and in this episode of th…

Prejudice, racism and tribalism A Primer For White People is a book written by Dr Anthony D'Agostino is it a thought provoking book or a book which provokes thought. In a world which seems divided, do we need to pay attention to the divides and if so what are they and where did they begin. Racial divides and tribalism are often misunderstood and la…