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December 06 through December 13, 2010

How can a freelance writer break into the lucrative field of ghostwriting? This is valuable information for all you writers out there.  And, for all you dog and cat lovers and owners out there, learn how to de-stress stressful situations for animals through behavior modification. I need this book myself!

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November 29 through December 06, 2010

Simple book publicity --- is there such a thing? Authors everywhere will want to hear this! Also, children learn history when it is presented in an engaging way. The Underground Railroad is a part of history that comes to life in fiction on our show today.

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Seamus the Sheltie is back! Coming soon is the third book in this popular children’s series about a warm and wonderful little sheltie. And, have you ever thought about calling in well at work to take a day off to smell the roses? We’ll discover the benefits through a novel whose main character does just that!

October 18 through October 25, 2010

This is a week of compelling fiction as we hear about an empowering novel based on a true story of a little willingness and paints an all too real portrait of an ordinary man on a life-changing journey of self-discovery. And, the war novel genre gives us a glimpse into the often-forgotten, but pivotal events in the early stages of World War II.

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October 04 through October 18, 2010

Today we’re talking with both ends of the literary spectrum about the intensely diverse subjects that populate today’s program. Reality strikes hard when a beloved family member asks to die in a natural and dignified way. How do you help? And readers get a joy ride when fiction becomes reality, and history becomes fiction.

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September 27 through October 04, 2010

We have two doctors on the show today, one is a PHD here to talk about religion in America, the other is a medical doctor to talk about preventing complications of diabetes through care of the lower extremities.

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September 20 through September27, 2010

Women issues lead the way in today’s conversations. How can a woman not only survive the worst that some women encounter through sexual assault, but grow to help others from the experience? We find out today. And, what about the older woman and the younger man? Is tagging a woman with the cougar status a fair thing when it comes to love?

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September 13 through September20, 2010

What does a music theme have to do with coming of age in the Sixties? Everything, that's what! And you could read the novel Hurricane Cores the Big Apple by our other guest to escape your busy life for a while. No, it’s not about a storm, but it is about a guy who takes law enforcement to hurricane levels!


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September 06 through September13, 2010

Gardens for the future and harvesting all the good things that come from growing things. How this is so wonderful for kids and adults alike. And, the Constitution is in the news all the time these days. As Labor Day comes and goes we’ll learn from a novel’s author how the freedoms we enjoy as American workers evolved and what it took to make it happen.


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August 30 through September 06, 2010

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Self-published authors alert! Here’s another great website dedicated to you to help you get the word out about your books! And, children love dogs! Service dogs are wonderful creatures, and we have an author who put the two together!

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August 16 through August 30, 2010

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So you want to be an Olympic Gold Medalist? Not many of us can say “yes” to that question. But we’re going to find out how a 31-year old woman jumped from the frying pan into the fire to work relentlessly for two years to accomplish that!

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August 09 through August 16, 2010

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Memoir is a compelling genre, and the two authors today share intense memories in their books and on the show. ALS is a terrifying disease, and to survive the ordeal isn’t easy. FOR THE LOVE OF PETE is an inspiration on how to do just that. And historical fiction reveals family secrets in the novel IN OUR QUIET VILLAGE. Ahh, the intrigue of families…so rich and so bedeviling!

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August 02 through August 09, 2010

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Fiction reigns supreme. Sci-fi super heros and talented golf phenoms populate our books today. We get to talk with authors who believe in the underdog, the struggle to succeed against enormous odds, and characters who invite us into their lives through their riveting stories.

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July  26 through August 02, 2010

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This week we’re going into the futuristic sci-fi world of drama and deception surrounding health isssues, and then into the real world of alternative therapies for real health issues.

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July 19 through July 26, 2010

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Books for teens and kids are on the docket this week. From baseball and all it can teach about life and coping with the curve balls life can throw at us, to a cute and loveable little dog named Seamus who can help kids cope with the growing pains of childhood.

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July 05 through July 12, 2010

THIS WEEK: LIFE IN THE REALITY LANE

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June 28 through July 05, 2010

Two vastly different books, two vastly different stories, one true, one fiction, both compelling. How do you survive the crushing realities of the Deep South before the Civil Rights Movement? A real-life account will show us how. And, if your book’s heroine wants to follow her dreams to Hollywood, what adventures does that produce?

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June 21 through June 28, 2010

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So, one morning, you roll over to discover you’re a bounty hunter for the feds --- that’ll wake you up fast! And what happens when you take a look at your life only to find that it’s just like everyone else’s? Let’s find out!

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June 14 through June 21, 2010

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Can you imagine being human, but having the status of a dog? In Post-Human, we’ll consider that possibility. Scarey! And if you have tried everything, but are still stuck in old bad habits and ways of thinking, we’ll learn about how to take The Uncommon Path.

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June 07 through June 14, 2010

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Dragons and fantasy are hot, hot, hot! We’ll find out about the newest series of books for young readers in this genre. And, today’s corporate leadership seems tarnished and damaged beyond repair. Not so! We’ll find out what to do about it!

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May 31 through June 07, 2010

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History through music, and how to actually reach the summit of your goals are the two topics we’re hitting this week with experts in both realms, one from Texas and one from Australia --- what fun!

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May 24 through May 31, 2010

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Planting a leadership Garden --- growing seeds of leadership for the future. And living in a green homes --- sustainable living communities --- this show is all about the future way we’re going to live.

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May 17 through May 24, 2010

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How DO you educate your kids about money? Today we’ll learn about that! And have you ever wondered where do racehorses go after they are done racing? We’ll find out how one author has been saving them from the glue factory.

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May 10 through May 17, 2010

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Feel like you’re sandwiched between your kids and your aging parents! Help is on the way today. And a true life survival story in a 1960’s cuckoos nest that turned out for the best! Imagine that!

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May 03 through May 10, 2010

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Suicide is painful, and Carl David knows first hand what this kind of loss does to a family. Bader Field is a testament to surviving the ravages of loss personally and in a family. The Three Things that inspire a healthy religious life. And what happens when the winds of love blow an older woman toward a younger man? Not an Ill Wind answers that question with a fictional suspenseful romance.

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April 26 through May 03, 2010

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Travel to the Swiss Bernese Oberland, or enter a world of fantasy where a wizard is sleeping on a watermelon…this week’s show takes you on a flight far away from the daily grind.

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April 12 through April 26, 2010

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Bugs and fish, fish and bugs. This week’s show is certainly different! Let’s go fishing! Wisconsin is rich in streams filled with trout, and we’re going to learn tricks to find and catch the biggest and best! And, bugs are the stars of Terri Jo Wheeler’s children’s book DONALD R. DUNGBEETLE AND THE DIAMOND THEFT CAPER. A cast of whimsical characters teach kids about bugs and right from wrong in a fun and entertaining story.

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April 05 through April 12, 2010

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Enter the sanest of asylums, where political correctness is politically incorrect, where the trappings of the genteel mind are stripped away to reveal the honest and rich vocabulary of wisdom, and take a definitive look at Granny Snatching, a growing problem in elder care where a family member unjustly tries to commit elderly parents to institutional existence, taking over the elder's assets and denying them their rights to freedom in the last years of their lives.

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February 29 through April 05, 2010

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What actor do the Rockford Files, Maverick, Eight Simple Rules, and The Notebook all have in common? James Garner, of course. Today we learn why he has endured as an icon in Hollywood. And, who doesn’t love a good legal mystery-thriller? Find out about Buying Time on today’s show.

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February 22 through February 29, 2010

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If you suffer from serious childhood issues, you can repair the damage. If you suffer from serious overweight, your can undo the damage. Fix up your life, fix up your body! Make a totally new YOU! And the tools to accomplish your extreme makeover are outlined on Today’s show. Learn to make healthy choices that can completely rejuvinate your whole being.

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February 15 through February 22, 2010

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What’s CAM? What’s Rolfing? What does alternative medicine offer that mainstream medicine does not? Let’s find out today from Alan Smith who knows first-hand what he’s talking about. AND Got an Angry kid? If you’re the parent of a teen, you might think you do, but probably don’t. Dr. Andrew Gibson sheds light on how to parent truly seriously difficult children.

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February 08 through February 15, 2010

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Fact or Fiction, or a little of both? Imagine a World War over not oil, not land, not people, but over the water supply. Is the human race on the path toward Water Wars right now? And, how about a thriller-chiller called “Jaqulyn the Ripper” by the author of "Time After Time" which became the movie we all know and love. This show will be a sci-fi fiction extravaganza!

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February 01 through February 08, 2010

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Do you smile enough? Do you listen to your children? Did you know that Teens need your inspiration to grow into leaders and Kids need your undivided attention to become confident people. The upbeat, go-for-it messages from the life coach authors of Be the Star You Are and A Taste of Things to Come bring us all valuable techniques for growing happy, healthy children into happy healthy teens, and ultimately into happy healthy adults.

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January 25 through February 01, 2010

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Feel like life is battering you with more than wet noodles? Wish you could marry a guy like George Clooney? Well, listen up! Today’s program is focused on the women’s issues of domestic abuse and the life changing results of the female midlife crisis. These are doors we women all walk through one way or another, and our men should listen too if they’re at all interested in understanding the dynamics of the feminine experience.

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January 18 through January 25, 2010

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Business, business business! That's what makaes the world go around! Valerie talks with two business gurus whose books will open doors, sweep up the trash and do the windows for entrepreneurs looking to not only survive this economy, but to prosper no matter what's happening to other businesses.

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January 12 through January 18, 2010

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Have you started working on your New Year’s resolutions yet? Not sure what you can do to improve things for the future? On today’s show I’m talking with the author of a non-fiction book Everything We Needed to Know About Business, We Learned Playing Music which is a very interesting look at how to build success in business and also I’m finding out about a novel To Nourish and Consume that takes a close, though fictional, look at the 20 and 30 something crowd comprising Generation Y and how they are so different from other generations…

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January 05 through January 12, 2010

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Wow! 2010 arrived this week, which means nearly one tenth of the 21st Century has already gone by. Where does the time go? I wanted today's show to address both fiction and non-fiction. So, I'm talking with one of the co-authors of a non-fiction book about getting more results in business, THE PURSUIT OF SOMETHING BETTER. And also, I chose a novel that delves into the depths of lifelong relationships called FOUREVER FRIENDS.

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