Stephen Schochet has the “scoop” on many of Hollywood’s actors and legends. He’s compiled his accumulated knowledge into a fascinating book titled Hollywood Stories: Short, Entertaining Anecdotes About The Stars And Legends Of The Movies.
Lisa Bennett is an educator and an environmentalist. She explains how educators can cultivate emotional, social and ecological intelligence from her latest book, Ecoliterate.
Kerri Zane is a divorced, single-mother who’s had enough family trauma, male drama and kid adventures to fill a book—which she’s done. We discuss America’s changing perception about single-motherhood and the impact single moms have on society.
Chris Hillman has roots in gospel, folk, country and rock & roll music. He’s navigated the music scene from obscurity to the pinnacles of popular success eventually finding his own “groove” back in the folk/country rock where he began.
John Lott has conducted the most comprehensive data analysis ever on crime statistics and right-to-carry laws. His conclusions have drawn both lavish praise and heated criticism. We discuss his findings from his book, More Guns, Less Crime.
Rebecca Coffey is journalist who’s examined murderous rampages—such as the one at Aurora, CO. She’s concluded that “Criminals Are Made, Not Born.” We discuss her findings contained in her latest book, Murders Most Foul.