In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us this book is, in fact, for everyone. Nigro thinks it may challenge liberals whose view might be out of line with his, but he feels it’s written in a way that will appeal to the masses.

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In this final podcast with author Patricia Zona, she touches on myriad topics that are brought up in her new book, The Value of a Homemaker: Corporate greed and the strain it puts on a marriage, violence on television and the movies, our broken legal system, especially in divorce cases, and finally her desire to send a positive message with this book that will help readers better their lives.

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Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us how his career as a psychiatrist influenced the material in Everybody for Everybody!

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In the final podcast episode with author David Strumfels he talks about the positive experience he had writing his debut book Wondering About. He also tells us that he’s working on his second book. The upcoming title, The Third Row, is a book about chemistry that is meant to help students who are sometimes overwhelmed by the subject.

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Remo Gino Farinelli author of the book Disgrazia gives us an update on his life. He tells that things have been better since he wrote Disgrazia.

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In this final podcast episode with author and poet Mary Bell, she talks more about her religion and how people who may not be religious can still take away helpful ideas from her new book Triumphs.

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In the final podcast episode with author Douglas Horne, whose memoir is called Life in a Rear View Mirror, Horne tells us that he’s also working on a new book about the US government and what the country can do better.

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In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, speaks to his religious beliefs and talks about how his religious upbringing has influenced his writings.

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What is in a name? For Elton Hill, author of the new collection of poetry Poetic Gesture, quite a bit! He tells us why he chose this title for his first book. He also tells us that, in the future, he plans to continue writing not just more poetry, but also a novel. Stay tuned for more from Elton Hill.

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What is the true value of a homemaker? Patricia Zona, author of The Value of a Homemaker, talks about the myriad ways she tried to create a perfect home for her family. She tells us she loved having a home that her children would want to bring their friends to and always had dinner waiting for her husband as he worked late.

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In this final podcast episode from Terre Davis, author of the new book Seeking New Possibilities? Be A Search Consultant!, Davis tells us she’s hard at work on a new book, hot on the heels of this book’s success.

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The genesis of Remo Gino Farinelli‘s book Disgrazia was in the letters he began writing to God while in the darkest times of his life. In this podcast episode, he tells us how those letters also inspired him to see that life was worth living again.

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The poems and short stories in Mary Bell‘s book Triumphs are full of religious themes and references. In this podcast episode, she tells us about the short stories in the collection, and reads on of her poems, based on the work of poet Edgar Allan Poe.

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In this podcast episode, we speak with Douglas Horne, author of Life in a Rear View Mirror, about his life after the military. He tells us that getting a job in the civilian world was much tougher that most people would imagine, even for a high-ranking military officer.

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In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, talks about his time in the U.S. Navel Reserves. During this period, he served on the U.S.S. George Washington, the Navy’s first nuclear missile submarine.

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Author David Strumfels tells is about the process of writing his book, Wondering About. He explains that he learned a tremendous amount about himself and his Aspergers Syndrome while researching the book. He also talks more about his love for science and the sense of wonder that has brought him so much happiness in life.

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In this podcast episode poet Elton Hill reads his favorite poem from his debut collection, Poetic Gesture. This poem, called “I Live On,” was written for one of Elton’s friends, a young man who was tragically killed in a car accident.

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Patricia Zona, author of The Value of a Homemaker, tells us about an illness she suffered through toward the end of her marriage. The surrounding incidents, she explains, really showed her that her husband Rick was no longer putting a strong effort into their marriage.

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What is the biggest mistake a school district or company can make when searching for a superintendent or CEO? Seeking New Possibilities? Be A Search Consultant! author Terre Davis gives us the low-down on this very common search faux pas.

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Disgrazia is the story of Remo Gino Farinelli. In this podcast episode, he talks about the time after his second wife left him and filed for divorce, while taking Farinelli’s children from him. He tells us about the period in his life when he shunned God, then realized prayer was the only thing that could save him.

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In this podcast episode we are read two poems from Triumphs, author and poet Mary Bell‘s new collection of poems and short stories.

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Author Douglas Horne, whose memoir is called Life in a Rear View Mirror, recounts his experience as the Program Manager of the Joint-Department of Defense (DoD) and CIA Program, for the Department of Defense. He was “counter parted” with elements of the CIA. This joint program resided in the Black World, and was highly classified.

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Samuel A. Nigro, author of Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us how his family has influenced his outlook on life, and recited the Pledge of Allegiance he wrote over 30 years ago, which is included in his new books.

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In this podcast episode David Strumfels, author of the book Wondering About, talks about his love for the natural sciences. He tells us how his curious mind has helped make him successful in this field, and explains that his passion for science greatly influenced this book.

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Much of the poetry in Elton Hill‘s debut collection, Poetic Gesture, was written for his late wife, who passed only a few years after they were married. In this podcast episode, Hill reads a touching poem that he penned about her final days.

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In this podcast episode, author and consultant Terre Davis details the years of experience she has working with school boards in superintendent searches. She also gives some free advice to people out there who may be searching for a new superintendent position.

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David Strumfels, author of the new book Wondering About, has spent his life wandering, but not to far away lands, but rather through the curiosity of his mind. In this podcast episode, Strumfels explains that while living with Aspergers’ Syndrome has been difficult, it has also left his childhood curiosity intact in his adult life.

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Author Elton Hill‘s debut collection of poetry, Poetic Gesture, runs deep with sentimental poetry dedicated to loved ones. Many of the book’s poems, however, are dedicated to people Hill never met, the victims of the tragedy on September 11, 2001. In this podcast episode, Hill reads one of the poems he wrote after 9/11 affected him so deeply.

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In this author podcast episode Disgrazia author Remo Gino Farinelli fill us in on some of the tragic events in his life that drove to him write a book of this nature.

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In this final podcast episode with Flora Moschetti, mother of Heart of the Prisoner author Brad Moschetti, she tells us about the hope she’s found through Brad’s writing and that he has plans to turn his life around once he is released from prison..

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In this podcast episode Triumphs author and poet Mary Bell tells us how her faith impacts her poetry, and how faith is a theme intertwined in all of her writings.

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Life in a Rear View Mirror recounts author Douglas Horne‘s life experiences, many of which took place in the U.S. military. As he points out in this podcast episode, even time spent in Vietnam had a few fun times, including one very memorable Mother’s Day.

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Terre Davis, author of Seeking New Possibilities? Be A Search Consultant! tells us about the less than ideal situations she’s been in while seeking school superintendent positions, and how these experiences pushed her to write this book.

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In this podcast episode author Samuel A. Nigro tell us that the purpose of his books Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, is to help people embrace truth, unity and righteousness in contemporary times. Nigro also assures us that he is, in fact, practicing what he preaches.

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In this podcast episode Flora Moschetti, mother of Heart of the Prisoner author Brad Moschetti, tells us about the topics of Brad’s poems, from emotionally deep prose for the family members from whom he’s seeking forgiveness to the daily grind of prison life.

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I was fortunate to have three sisters and two brothers. I would be the youngest of three or the oldest of four. Growing up would not be an ordinary experience for any of us. Yet, amazingly we persevered. I believe all of us were determined and chose to do and be better— not repeat the same mistakes. Memories of our mother gentle and loving but frail and medicated too often. Our father instilled fear for he never was taught or shown real nurturing love himself. Later, we would all understand the dynamics of both our parents and we would forgive. My dreams were to be a singer, dancer, artist and missionary—one day. I have done it all in some small capacity and on borrowed time. I would marry while a junior in high school and have a son on my husband’s birthday. Then, we were young and in love and determined to defy the odds. We would have three children and achieve incredible financial success during the process. But, in the end I would be sacrificed and my husband rewarded. Divorced, appealed and annulled—I was compelled to write my first book—my story, for understanding and to make a difference….

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Wondering About is the personal journey of a mind that has used imagination, curiosity, and wonder to try to make sense of the world, using science as the bedrock of the road taken. The journey is personal in that David Strumfels has recently discovered that he suffers from Aspergers’ Syndrome, a form of high functioning autism that makes relating to other human beings extraordinarily difficult. Through the many sufferings of this condition prior to Mr. Strumfels’ diagnosis, his curiosity and passion to understand have allowed him to keep asking questions, and develop his own mind to where he can share it with others.

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Poetry that comes from the heart—that’s the Poetic Gesture the Hill’s family offers for both young and old readers. With verses and stanzas that are true, personal, close to the heart, and heartwarming, this anthology engagingly speaks of survival, starting anew, special people, the power of prayer, wonderful dedications, heroes honored on Memorial Day, victims of 9/11, death, and more. Take a glimpse of lives lived, memories treasured, and moments cherished by the poet’s family in this collaborated effort that expresses their joys of life through the good times and even through the bad ones.

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Disgrazia deals with the death of author Remo Gino Farinelli‘s wife by giving birth to healthy twins on Christmas day and the resulting aftermath. The task of telling his five year old son that his mother was not coming home. In the fathers efforts to raise his children he married a widow with a small daughter. They adopted each other’s children. Within a couple of years the new wife took all of the children and left her husband. She divorced her husband and accused him with child abuse. He was denied visitation until the courts investigated. Finally he was allowed to visit his children but with an escort. His children refused to see him. For a long time the courts attempted to provide visitation for the father but without success. Finally the older son ran away from his adopted mother and went to his father. To this day the father has not seen his twins.

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Triumphs is a collection of 37 poems and 4 short stories. Themes of faith and courage run through it. It deals with the risks of love and caring, and a person’s discovery that God understands grief and is there to help the person overcome it. It points to a divine redemptive purpose and a meaning to life beyond suffering. The human spirit is made for joy, and we find our own joy by helping others to find theirs.

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Life in a Rear View Mirror begins with a cryptic and purposefully humorous review of author Douglas Horne‘s life from birth through the formative years. This life is transformed by the forces of war providing a first view of death, from a very close perspective. This haunting experience is followed by inscription into Military Service and the perilous training that follows to develop a warrior. The story progresses through a peace time service fraught with the problems of unprofessional elements within. Thrust into war in SE Asia, the military next contends with experts unable to accept the new challenge, guerrilla warfare. Recounts of duty in SE Asia demonstrate the horrors of war and those elements of humor intertwined throughout this process of fighting a war without definitive guidelines and lacking the total support of your government. Post war assignments with foreign nations and a brief service in the “black world” with the CIA conclude this military career. The story culminates with a new war, RETIREMENT, and the pitfalls It holds for ex-military personnel.

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This book gives a unique reference on how to select a new superintendent for small to large scale educational institutions. It’s a step-by-step method with materials suited to the specific needs of the district, whether a rural, large, urban, charter, or private school. The materials are also valuable and appropriate in searching for a college dean or working with a private company.

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Samuel A. Nigro, author of the books Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, tells us that he feels sacramentalism is missing from the modern world and that we could all benefit from making this a bigger part of our lives.

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Flora Moschetti, mother of author Brad Moschetti, describes Brad’s daily life in prison, and tells us how his experiences in prison influenced his book of poetry, Heart of the Prisoner.

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In this podcast episode Samuel A. Nigro, author of the books Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2, explains his feelings about the fact religion has almost become irrelevant in today’s life, and how he thinks we need to bring these values back.

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In this podcast episode, Flora Moschetti, mother of the imprisoned author Brad Moschetti, tells is how the poems in Brad’s book, Heart of the Prisoner, affected her when she first read them.

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What are the final truths? What transcends to the highest perfection? What are the ultimate principles? What are the pressing things? Do I know of my origins? Do I know my ultimate destiny? Have I rid myself of my sins?

Find enlightenment to answer these questions and discover more relevant knowledge to understand life and human existence through author Samuel A. Nigro’s Everybody for Everybody! Truth, Oneness, Good, and Beauty for Everyone’s Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness Volume I & Volume 2

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Deep and insightful words play behind the pages of author Brad Moschetti’s book, Heart of the Prisoner. True to its name, the book is a compilation of poems revealing the emotions and sentiments of one man who bares his soul for the world to see.

Heart of the Prisoner contains one hundred and three pages of poetry with a broad range of moods and styles. They offer insight into the life of a prisoner and the emotions that he is feeling. The poems contain passionate writing about diverse subjects and themes.

Reading the poems in Heart of the Prisoner, one would never guess that the author once served twelve years behind bars. Author Brad Moschetti’s poems are both reflective and thoughtful, in that he can look out at the world around him, and bring it inside, where he twists it around within the realm of the personal and the emotional. His love for family appears repeatedly throughout the collection of his poems. A fervent devotee, he pays tribute to his love for a woman, as is evidenced in “Masterpiece”.

“Michelangelo could paint a perfect cloud
Van Gogh loved a starry night
But I have my own masterpiece
As she shines on just as bright”

Reading this collection repeatedly will surely touch your hearts each time. It is certainly a worthy first book by a reflective and moving author.

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Chuck McCullough, author of Gaither’s Corner, tells us that in today’s world, he sees signs of despair but also great signs of hope.

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Chuck McCullough, author of Gaither’s Corner, enlightens us on his views of people who are religious vs. people who are spiritual.

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