After the Show with Helen Valleau

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Jan 262012

Helen ValleauAs host of Joy Radio I was honored to interview Helen Valleau, author of “A Year of Possibilities,” January 26, 2012. After sharing a few chuckles on the correct pronunciation of Helen’s last name, Helen dove right into the interview. She mentioned the importance of people creating a vision for their life. Then she elaborated on the four necessary tools needed for visioning work. What are they? You’ll have to listen to find out.

Helen Valleau is an Author, Speaker, Coach and Visioning expert. She believes that every person has infinite potential and can live a life of greatness and purpose.She’s been the Supervising Teacher at Hoffman Institute of Canada for the past 15 years. And she’s created a program called “A Year of Possibilities.”

Helen’s book “A Year of Possibilities” has just been reduced to under $20, a savings of $15.00. Her second book, “100 minutes of Inspiration: Transform Your Life to One of Purpose and Passion” will soon be released. Both are available on Amazon.

Please visit Helen’s website for more up to the minute news regarding her Possibility Movies and Newsletter.

JOYRadio thanks Helen for educating, inspiring, and empowering our listeners. And that goes for me too, Helen. Great job!

After the Show: Naisha Ahsian

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Dec 012011

Fantastic interview yesterday on Joy Radio! Naisha Ahsian,  founder of Crystalis Institute, developer of Socratic Subliminal technology, creator of Crystal Resonance Therapy and Primus Activation Healing Technique and author of three books – The Crystal Ally Cards, The Infinite Abundance Program, and The Book of Stones (with Robert Simmons & Hazel Raven) was our inspirational guest.

If you have asked yourself any of the following questions, you will want to tune in to Naisha’s interview. Is time speeding up?  How can I create infinite abundance in my life? What role does the heart connection play as the world moves forward in our evolutionary process?

Starting next week Naisha is offering The Little Book of  Infinite Abundance free on her website Says Naisha, “I’m giving it away. People need to know that abundance is not about stuff. It’s not about money. Not about finding your soul mate. It’s about your heart connection with the heart of God. Period.”

Thank you Naisha for your generosity. And thank you for bringing your joy to JOY Radio.

 

 

 

After the Show: Sherri L. McLendon and Lisa Michaels

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Sep 192011

Great interview on Friday, September 16, 2011 with Sherri L. McLendon and Lisa Michaels. Sherri is a marketing mentor, writer, educator and publicist. She owns and operates Professional Moneta International, specializing in helping divine feminine entrepreneurs upscale their money mindset and apply spiritual practices to marketing, public relations, and media communications. She also maintains McLendon ByLine, a done-for-you copywriting and e-business services hub. And she’s the 2011, 2010 president of Public Relations Association of Western North Carolina.

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After the Show: Jacqueline Maduneme

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Aug 192011

Fantastic interview with Jacqueline Maduneme today. Jacqueline is the author of “Ada’s Daughter,” a successful CPA, tax lawyer, life coach, motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and publisher – seeking to give opportunities to budding authors, especially ethnic authors, and those writing on issues of diversity and social justice.

Jacqueline gave the listeners a glimpse into her book; explained why she wrote her memoir; spoke about a time when she lost hope; shared why she considered taking her dad’s life; and how she found the courage to keep fighting through her physical and emotional pain.

Order today and get inspired.

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After the Show: Susan McCorkindale

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Aug 182011

susan mccorkindaleOutstanding interview on Joy Radio yesterday with Susan McCorkindale. Susan has held top spots at Family Circle and Popular Science magazines, and today writes advertising copy on a freelance basis from the comfort of her farmhouse in Virginia. She’s the author of two outlandishly funny memoirs, “Confessions of a Counterfeit Farm Girl” and “500 Acres and No Place to Hide: More Confessions of a Counterfeit Farm Girl.”

Yesterday Susan read a portion of Chapter Thirty-One –”I’d Like to Have a Word with John Wayne” for our listeners; explained why she traded the city girl for the farm girl; gave insight on what farm life has taught her; stated some of her present challenges; shed light on what inspired her to write the book; and shared with the listeners two of her hilarious encounters from her latest memoir, “500 Acres and No Place to Hide.”

Here’s my review on Susan’s newest release. “LOL, pee in your pants, wish I was wearing Depends, read.” What are you waiting for? Order her books today and let the fun begin.

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Joy Radio: Bren McClain

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Aug 032011

11 am, ET, Joy Radio welcomes award winning fiction writer, Bren McClain, discussing her upcoming book, One Good Mama Bone.

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After the Show: Catherine Underhill Fitzpatrick

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Jul 202011

Catherine Underhill Fitzpatrick, former reporter, award-winning journalist, feature writer and author of “A Matter of Happenstance” was our guest today on JOY Radio: People Inspiring People. Catherine grew up in St. Louis and graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Now retired, her 30-year career as a feature writer took her from a neonatal hospital ward, to a Death  Row cellblock, to  a champagne garden party hosted by Ralph Lauren.

On September 11, 2011 Catherine happened to be in Manhattan to cover Fashion Week runway shows for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. At first word of  the attacks, she rushed downtown and filed award-winning dispatches from the chaotic street near Ground Zero. During the show, Catherine mentions reporting from New York that week was an unforgettable experience. And the irony of a fashion writer reporting a world-changing tragedy gave rise to her book, “A Matter of Happenstance.” Continue reading »

A Tribute to My Dad on Father's Day

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Jun 192011

Today signals memories of the past -  lengthy conversations, laughter, the comfort and joy of hearing your voice, and knowing you were just a phone call away. I know you are surrounded with all your heavenly friends and family, and together you are celebrating your remarkable journey on earth. Please know, I too am rejoicing you, yet wishing for one more Father’s Day… one more kiss… one more hug… one more magical moment with” you”- my friend, my hero, my Pop.

Thank you for being an integral part of my life’s journey, adding richness to every twist and turn, filling thousands of pages of my book with your guidance, support,  compassion and sweet priceless Daddy love.  Miss you Pop.  Miss hearing you sing “Thank Heavens for Little Girls.” Miss you clutching my head in your infamous football hold, rocking me in your loving arms saying, “How’s my bird-dog?”  Miss hearing your stories of the past: Navy Captain in World War II; Welek Fabrics – your need to stretch your wings, break loose from the past, and create your own destiny; digging up the neighbor’s tree late at night, replacing it with yours because his tree had a straight trunk and yours was crocked; memories of old friends who came and went, their impact on your life, the lessons you learned; sharing your “egg” story and the importance of keeping life simple; painting pictures of family memories – precious stories held captive in your heart; and so many more.

Miss seeing you in your rocker, gazing into nature, recharging your soul and giving thanks for the beauty of mother earth. Miss you watching your birds, and being drawn into your heart-felt wonder for God’s magnificent little creatures. Just like the birds, destined to fly, the time came for you to fluff your wings and take flight.

Miss you so much, Pop, but am grateful for a heart full of memories embossed with your name that I will always carry in my heart.

Happy Father’s Day…
Forever and Always,
Your Bird-Dog