On a Ledge with Amy Turner

October 7, 2022By richard-adminUncategorized No Comments

EPISODE SUMMARY Fifty-five years after my guest’s father climbed out on a hotel ledge and threatened to jump—an event that made national news—my guest stepped into a crosswalk and was mowed down by a pickup truck. The accident—which nearly killed her— propelled her on a remarkable emotional journey that started with the unraveling of her … Read More

In Quest of a Good Story with Grace Sammon

October 7, 2022By richard-adminUncategorized No Comments

EPISODE SUMMARY My guest today is an entrepreneur, educator, speaker, and author. She has started and managed two for-profit and two not-for-profit companies, and she has traveled to 35 states and 8 foreign countries. Recognized in “Who’s Who in Education” and “Who’s Who in Literature,” she utilizes skills built up over decades as she re-invents … Read More

Female Fights Wildfires with Linda Strader

October 1, 2022By richard-adminUncategorized No Comments

EPISODE SUMMARY My guest today, became one of the first women hired on a U.S. Forest Service fire crew. She holds two degrees: a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, and a Masters in Planning, from the University of Arizona. Summers of Fire: A Memoir of Adventure, Love and Courage, released in 2018 about wildland firefighting. Parade … Read More

Nellie Bly in an Insane Asylum with Tonya Mitchell

October 1, 2022By richard-adminUncategorized No Comments

EPISODE SUMMARY My guest today is the author of “A Feigned Madness,” the story of undercover reporter Nellie Bly’s ten harrowing days inside a women’s insane asylum in 1887. It won the Reader Views Reviewers Choice Award and the Kops-Fetherling International Book Award. She’s a self-proclaimed Anglo-file and obsessed with all things relating to the … Read More

Nurturing a Female Voice with Michelle Davey

September 15, 2022By richard-adminUncategorized No Comments

EPISODE SUMMARY My guest today is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, author, and speaker who is passionate about empowering women. After experiencing her own traumatic events, she pursued a career as a mental health therapist. During her journey, she chose to coach women who had lost their voices. She believes it’s important to begin nurturing … Read More

Writing the 1930s with Jill Caugherty

September 12, 2022By richard-adminUncategorized No Comments

EPISODE SUMMARY My guest today is a Stanford grad with advanced computer science and business degrees. But, since she was a child, creative writing has been her passion. After holding software development, product management, and marketing roles in the high-tech industry for nearly thirty years, she now writes full time. Her short stories have been … Read More