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About the Work: Money Athletics offers a flexible and modern-day game plan, helping parents guide their tweens to become financially savvy. With Money Athletics, tweens will learn important money-related life skills, turning those behaviors into daily habits. Using the proven system presented in Money Athletics, as a parent you will: Guide your tweens to understand the basics of money management Learn to be a coach to your tweens regarding money matters Gain confidence that your tweens will act with better financial awareness Have fun with your tweens as they discover a whole new world of financial freedom Money Athletics is a parenting tool that goes beyond only teaching financial topics. It provides opportunities for continuous practice. With your guidance, your child will become a financially fit tween. About the Author: Craig Kaley loves being a parent to his two sons and daughter, and like many parents he has a strong desire to leave a lasting legacy for them. One area he believes that legacy should be strong is around financial fitness. Because it was difficult to find a framework to help kids learns life skills around managing money, he decided to create it with the Money Athletics Program. Craig earned a […]
Learn more about good breath practice directly from Sharon Harvey Alexander and her work, Learning to Breathe, Learning to Live in her conversation with Writers Talk host Jerry Fabyanic. About the Work: The new book Learning to Breathe, Learning to Live. Simple Tools to Relieve Stress and Invigorate Your Life is a guide book to the Inner Realms. Full of powerful, accessible and readily available tools to help one minimize the effects of stress in their life, it may be used to guide the reader to the source of joy and calm always available within them. In the book, you will find six stand-alone breathing exercises and two guided visualizations. Each tool is designed to relax and refocus mind and body. Together, they offer support to the reader so that she or he may gracefully navigate even the most tumultuous times. While it may seem counter-intuitive that we need to learn to breathe, when you spend time with the material in this book, you will feel better in body, mind, heart, and soul and be able to bring your best self into all you do, offering more of who you truly are to those around you. Sharing wisdom from ancient traditions as […]
Karyn Estela talks about her work Waves and Frequencies, sci-fi fantasy novel, that explores the universe of Goddesses and Gods, Immortals, and Magical Beings with Writers Talk host Jerry Fabyanic. About the Work: Have you ever thought about the effect that vibrations have upon you; particularly sound and light frequencies? How about tonal intervals, both melodic and harmonic? Does color effect your sense of being? Do you remember feeling good, bad or indifferent when meeting someone for the first time? Karyn has woven these questions and possible answers into her first science fiction/fantasy novella: Waves and Frequencies. Enter a world of five galaxies filled with mortal and immortal beings, from present day and ancient myths, folk tales and legends. An average day in their lives involves acoustic archaeology, geometric rhythms, sound frequencies, light waves and of course some bad guys. Travel through gateways of multi-dimensional time and space.(Enjoy! About the Author: My professional path has been quite colorful. I have woven and keep weaving creativity into my on-going quilt of careers. I am now retired from teaching, having taught the disciplines of Art, Music, Theatre and ESL for public, private and international schools in Colorado and Germany. I have been […]
About the Story: A reputable therapist in Boulder, Colorado is deeply affected by professional and personal losses to discover that she does not know the transformative grace in true listening. About the Author: Catherine Scott is a retired psychotherapist who learned to listen by practicing for a mere twenty-five years! Her first book, Divine Ordinariness, was channeled. Her next work, Booze at Breakfast, was dedicated to her brother. Review: “I have read your book not once but twice now. I am stunned by the simple power and brilliance of the light that shines through it. Thank you for opening yourself to God at such depth! The world is in much need of books like this.” – Dr. Kerry Walters, Merciful Meekness: Becoming a Spiritually Integrated Person Read and learn more about Catherine and her other works, Divine Ordinariness and Listening: A Story of a Therapist’s Zero Hour, on her website. Listen to the conversation Catherine had with Writers Talk host Jerry Fabyanic about her novel Booze at Breakfast. Listen to the Podcast here: To save for later, Right-click and hit Save-As here: Catherine Scott’s Interview with Jerry Fabyanic MP3
A conversation with Catherine Scott about her work Booze at Breakfast, Catherine’s personal account of the ravages of the disease of alcoholism on her family. About the Story: A family portrait of the disease of alcoholism. Stories take us to the heart of life’s truths. This one hits us from all the characters’ perspectives: the hurting and abusive alcoholic, his wife and children’s experience, and especially his son’s journey. The story is laced with an Irishwoman’s spiritual wisdom and charm and a basketball-wielding priest’s fun compassion. Engrossing and wise, this story offers heart understanding for anyone who has puzzled over addictions of any ilk. This work is dedicated to my deceased brother Johnny, who is Peter in the story. You’ll find some truth, some moonbeams, all containing a core of truth. About the Author: Catherine Scott is a retired psychotherapist who learned to listen by practicing for a mere twenty-five years! Her first book, Divine Ordinariness, was channeled. Her next work, Booze at Breakfast, was dedicated to her brother. Amazon Reviews: “deeply moving & well-written,” “expresses a broken child’s heart,” “a brave, gutsy, persistent child,” “well written, accurate, and very poignant” Read and learn more about Catherine and her other works, Divine Ordinariness and Listening: A Story […]
About the Story: This work began to come through me as I sat in contemplation one day. It kept coming for eight months, then stopped abruptly. This third edition is a journal with pages for your scribbles, thoughts, and wild ideas. The first half contains stories of healings and miracles I witnessed which finally burst out in book form, no longer containable. It may resonate with your soul’s questions and thirsts. About the Author: Catherine Scott is a retired psychotherapist who learned to listen by practicing for a mere twenty-five years! Her first book, Divine Ordinariness, was channeled. Her next work, Booze at Breakfast, was dedicated to her brother. Read and learn more about Catherine and her other works, Booze at Breakfast and Listening: A Story of a Therapist’s Zero Hour, on her website. Listen to the Podcast here: To save for later, Right-click and hit Save-As here: Catherine Scott’s Interview with Jerry Fabyanic MP3
Writers Talk Interview: Tune in on March 31, 2018 at noon MDT to hear Helen Starbuck talk about her work with Writers Talk host Jerry Fabyanic on KYGT-FM radio. About the Book: The Mad Hatter’s Son is a tale of love, friendship, betrayal, and unexpected twists and turns that leaves you unable to pull away. Annie Collins is an operating room nurse who is used to caring for others, both inside the OR and in her own personal life. So, it isn’t a surprise when she is drawn—albeit unwillingly—into the chaos that is her long-time friend Libby Crowder’s life. The friendship between Annie and Libby began deteriorating after Libby met Edward Matheisen and quickly ended after she married him. It’s been four years since Annie and Libby parted ways. But now she’s back and seeking Annie’s help. With puzzling symptoms and a plea for help, Annie can’t help but wonder: Is Libby really ill or is there more to the story than what Libby is saying? Annie’s suspicions heighten when Libby’s close friend is severely beaten and dies. Faced with Libby’s own apparent suicide, Annie is beside herself with guilt and unable to stop asking questions to uncover the truth. […]
In a conversation with Writers Talk host Jerry Fabyanic about her recent work Is Anyone Else Feeling the Same Way?, Cassy Huidobro discusses her work that delves deep for answers to spiritual questions she hungered for but simply couldn’t get because she grew up in a world in which it was taboo to talk about religion. About the Book: Growing up, Cassy hungered for answers to spiritual questions she simply couldn’t get. It was either taboo to talk about religion, or people couldn’t touch the topic without judging different beliefs. She would ask herself: Is there really one absolute religion? Do we have a path set up before we come to Earth? Should we always follow our intuition? If so, why have free will? These and other questions led her to a quest of self-discovery, purpose and belonging. Through personal stories, Cassy gets honest with readers and shares her journey of spirituality, lost love, reflection and finding peace. In this book, you’ll find solidarity in the search for finding answers, if you’ve ever felt the same way. About Cassy: Cassy Huidobro was born in Lima, Peru and raised in Northern Virginia. She’s a writer and a poet, and advocates for […]
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- January 27, 2018: Grady Birdsong, author of To the Sound of the Guns
- January 27, 2018: Doug Fain, author of Anarchist for Rent
- January 13, 2018: Sunny Weber, author of The Dog at the Gate and Beyond Flight or Fight
- January 13, 2018: Randi Samuelson-Brown, author of The Beaten Territory
- December 16, 2017: Cassy Huidobro, author of Is Anyone Else Feeling the Same Way?
- December 16, 2017: Roderick T. Macdonald, author of The Thief & the Demon
- November 25, 2017: Johanna Garton, author of Awakening East
- November 25, 2017: Wendy Terrian, author of The Rampart Guards
- November 18, 2017: Mark Stevens, author of Lake of Fire and other Colorado-themed novels
- November 18, 2017: David Hicks, author of White Plains
- November 4, 2017: Roni Wing Lambrecht, author of Parenting at Your Best
- November 4, 2017: Cheryl Ilov, author of Forever Fit and Flexible
- October 21, 2017: John Alexander, author of The Journey Begins with a 1,000 Miles: Thriving with Parkinson’s Disease through Hope, Optimism, and Perseverance, with Amy Collette
- October 21, 2017: Amy Collette, author of The Gratitude Connection
- October 7, 2017: Aaron Michael Ritchey, author of The Juniper Wars
- September 23, 2017: Ian Neleigh, author of Gold! Madness, Murder, and Mayhem
- August 26, 2017: Laurel McHargue, author of Waterwight and numerous other works
- August 26, 2017:Catherine Spader, author of The Return of the Wulfheddin and Feast of the Raven
- August 12, 2017: Mario Acevedo, author of University of Doom and the Felix Gomez series
- July 29, 2017: Jon Bassoff, author of The Blade This Time
- July 29, 2017: Annalisa Parent, author of Storytelling for Pantsers
- July 15, 2017: Travis Heermann, author of the Ronin Trilogy
- July 2, 2017: Ingrid Pyka, President of the Colorado Independent Publishers Association Board of Directors – “All bout CIPA and the World of Self-Publishing”
- June 17, 2017: Rhys Llewellyn, author of Neptune’s Treasure, Sunrise at San Attarium, and Letters of Henry Fulton Griffin
- May 20, 2017: Mike Hance, Jon Bassoff, Travis Heerman, and Jhonette Perdue: Ghost Writers’ Retreat in Georgetown, CO August 3-6, 2017
- May 20, 2017: Grady Birdsong, co-author of The Miracle Workers of South Boulder Road: Healing the Signature Wounds of War and A Fortunate Passage
- May 6, 2017: John Alexander, author of The Journey Begins with a 1,000 Miles: Thriving with Parkinson’s Disease Through Hope, Optimism, and Perseverance
- May 6, 2017: Tony Dortch & Savage Van Sage: The Art of Body Painting and the movie Pure
- April 22, 2017: Anne Marie Cannon & Ruth Rosenfeld – “The Road More Traveled: Self-publishing for Aspiring Writers and Curious Readers Workshop”
- April 22, 2017: Jo Virden, author of My Darling Dorothy
- March 25, 2017: Tim Hall, author of Marines Never Cry
- March 25, 2017: “The Hero’s Journey: A Feminine Perspective” – with authors Cheryl Carpinello, Catherine Spader, Steven Craig
- January 14, 2017: Theresa Howell, author of Scout Moore, Junior Ranger and other books for children
- December 3, 2016: Catherine Spader, author of The Feast of the Raven
- December 3, 2016: Doug Fain, author of Phantom’ Song & 2040: American Exodus
- November 19, 2016: Lisa Manifold, author of paranormal romance novels including Heart of the Goblin King, & Corinne O’Flynn, author of murder mysteries and suspense including The Expatriates trilogy
- November 19, 2016: Cheryl Carpinello, author of Sons of the Sphinx, The King’s Ransom, and other tales and legends for adolescent and young adults
- November 5, 2016: Barbara Stafford, author of Eclectic Entertaining
- October 22, 2016: Stan Moore, author of Mister Moffat’s Road
- October 22, 2016: Molly Kate Brown, author of Learning to Walk in India
- October 8, 2016: Allynn Riggs, author of The Blood and The Balance, first two works in The Stone’s Blade series
- September 24, 2016: Nancy Godbout Jurka, poet and author of Journey On and Bright Star of Palmer Lake
- September 24, 2016: Merit Clark, author of Killing Streak
- September 10, 2016: Kirk Miller, author of Chaos to Cured: True Story of Defeating Bipolar Disorder
- September 10, 2016: Diann Logan, author of How I Lost my Belly Button and Found Myself
- August 27, 2016: Laurie Marr Wasmund, author of My Heart Lies Here, Clean Cut and White Winter Trilogy: To do Justice
- August 27 2016: Kathryn Brettell, author of The Olive Picker
- July 23 2016: Lorell Frysh, author of Jewels in the Net of the Gods
- July 16, 2016: Richard Rieman, The Author’s Guide to AudioBook Creation
- July 16, 2016: Matt Bergles, author of Larry Saves the Prairie
- June 4, 2016: Sunny Weber, author of Beyond Flight or Fight
- May 21, 2016: Andrea Antico, author of Buster the Bully
- May 7, 2016: Sisyphus Wins – a post-reading discussion of the work with author Jerry Fabyanic. Discussion led by Steven Craig, author of Waiting for Today
- April 23, 2016: Steven Craig, author of Waiting for Today
- April 23, 2016: Bonnie McCune, author of Falling Like a Rock
- April 9, 2016: Debra Jason, author of Millionaire Marketing on a Shoestring Budget
- March 26, 2016: Catherine Scott, author of Booze at Breakfast
- February 27, 2016: Jerry Fabyanic, author of Sisyphus Wins interviewed by Greg Markle
Writers Talk
Writers Talk is a platform for Colorado writers to come to the KYGT studio in Idaho Springs, CO for a live one-hour conversation about their writing, works, and self. The conversation is recorded and uploaded to both mine and the radio’s websites. An audio file would be available for you to capture and then to host on your site as well.
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