01. Counterintelligence Spy: Stories from the Frontlines
02. Behind the Scenes of Amazon’s ‘Coach Prime’
03. The Birth, Evolution, and Collision of Hip Hop and House Music
04. Saint Nicholas: The Whole Story
05. The Holidays Are Dangerous for Pets
06. How to Lose Weight During the Holidays
07. Budget-Stretching Holiday Tips
08. Check Your Charity: What to Know Before You Donate
09. Don’t Believe the ‘Hard Work Leads to Success’ Myth
10. What Is Healthy Anger?
11. Top Black Interior Designer: How to Design an Authentic Life
12. From ‘Dumb Jock’ to Ivy League Success Guru
13. How to End the Epidemic of Low Self-Esteem in Kids
14. Can This Hypnotherapist Really Talk to Aliens?
15. An ‘Ordinary’ Calendar: Fun Gift for the Dull Man or Woman in Your Life
1. ==> Counterintelligence Spy: Stories from the Frontlines
Pete Turner spent several years as a counterintelligence spy for the U.S. Army traveling to some of the most dangerous places on earth including Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Iraq. Invite him on your show to share tales from the frontlines like the time the Taliban requested a meeting with him by name, and how he once used a former Saddam Hussein aide as a source. Turner can share his predictions, based on firsthand experiences, regarding the Ukraine-Russia War and describe how U.S. foreign policy is practically applied. Turner started the nonprofit International Institute for Nonproliferation Studies (IINPS). While most think tanks are academia-based, the IINPS brings together a diverse range of seasoned professionals who have firsthand knowledge of the recurring and foreseeable failures of U.S. initiatives abroad. “Frankly,” says Turner, “I was tired of seeing people getting killed while we floundered from top to bottom. My goal is to break the cycle of history repeating itself.” Contact Harlan Boll at harlan@bhbpr.com
2. ==> Behind the Scenes of Amazon’s ‘Coach Prime’
The new season of Prime Video’s hit docuseries “Coach Prime” takes viewers inside the locker room and onto the field of Coach Deion Sanders’ University of Colorado Boulder football program for the 2023 season. “Coach Prime” and the Buffaloes have shaken up the college football landscape. The series showcases Sanders’ journey to inspire the team and transform the program. It features Sanders’ sons Shilo and Shedeur along with their former Jackson State University teammate Travis Hunter and takes viewers behind the scenes of the most exciting story in college sports this year. Invite Emmy-winning executive producer and showrunner Micah Brown to discuss the series and preview the drama that unfolds during Sanders’ first full season at CU Boulder and share stories that take place on and off the field. Contact John Angelo at john@premieretv.com.
3. ==> The Birth, Evolution, and Collision of Hip Hop and House Music
A new docuseries examines the unique conditions in the 1970s and 1980s that birthed both the Hip Hop and House Music movements, the collision of the two genres, the stars, the songs, and the movement that followed. “In Our DNA: Hip House” features music industry legends Kevin Liles, Terry Hunter and Kelly G. It chronicles the birth of Hip Hop in New York and how other regions began interpreting the genre differently, like in Chicago, where they blended the infectious soulful dance beats, to create a new genre: House Music. “It is said that music is a mirror of an artist’s reality, and his/her reality is written in part by society. Show me a revolution in music, art, and culture and I’ll show you a society screaming to evolve,” says executive producer Keesha Boyd. The three-part docuseries is currently airing on Xfinity’s Black Experience channel. Contact Michelle Huff Elliott at Comcast@strategicheights.com
4. ==> Saint Nicholas: The Whole Story
Everyone is familiar with Santa Claus, with his big belly, white beard, pink cheeks and omnipresent sack of toys for children. Most people know that the inspiration for Santa was Saint Nicholas, a priest and bishop who lived in the third century A.D., but few know much about the real man in the red suit. Wayne Van Der Wal, a school psychologist and practicing Christian, wants to change that. Invite him on your show and hear how St. Nicholas overcame childhood tragedy, felt called by God to take a vow of poverty, endured horrific persecution for his religious faith, and went on to become one of the most beloved, generous, loving, and famous figures in human history. The author of the historical novel “The Gospel of Santa Claus” will fascinate your audience as he shares details of St. Nicholas’ extraordinary life and what Santa Claus has in common with St. Nick. He’ll also explain how writing the book changed the way he and his family celebrate Christmas each year and how anyone can have the best Christmas season ever, even on a limited budget. Contact Wayne Van Der Wal at (775) 338-4300; wav66@yahoo.com
5. ==> The Holidays Are Dangerous for Pets
The holidays are upon us! That means tasty treats, special decorations and, for some unfortunate pet owners, an unexpected trip to the vet’s office. Our furry family members tend to fill their bellies with everything from dangerous “people” food to pine needles, brightly colored glass bulbs, and tinsel. And that’s only the trouble they can get into indoors! Dr. Carol Osborne has a laundry list of holiday tips to keep everyone happy through the New Year. She’ll also share great gift ideas for your favorite pup or kitty and ways to ease their holiday stress (yes, they get it too). Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM, is an integrative veterinarian who practices functional pet medicine. She’s the author of several books and is a regular contributor to “Fox & Friends,” the “Today” show, Discovery’s Animal Planet, and “Good Day LA,” among other media outlets. Contact Mackenzie August at (661) 255-8283; mackenzie@steveallenmedia.com
6. ==> How to Lose Weight During the Holidays
The pies! The eggnog! The stuffing! So much of the run-up to the holidays involves food including family favorites that just reading about them may make you think of gaining weight. But Laura Pickett — who lost 80 pounds and has kept them off — is here to tell you that you can lose weight during the holidays and do it without giving up your favorite foods. “The holidays don’t mean you have to abandon your weight-loss goals,” Laura says, and she’ll explain what you need to do to enjoy holiday foods without the guilt or excess pounds. Laura Pickett is the author of “Get Over Weight (12 Steps to Finally Win the Weight Battle and Win at Life)” and the creator of a coaching and mentoring program on the topic. She has spent more than 30 years in the ministry and made multiple appearances on TBN’s national and local network (in Atlanta), and WATV. Contact Laura Pickett at (404) 856-5781; lpickett@rtirguests.com
7. ==> Budget-Stretching Holiday Tips
Many American families are living paycheck to paycheck, trying to find ways they can stretch their dollars without sacrificing their dreams. And for some, the holidays can wreak havoc with their budgets. Invite consumer and money-saving expert Andrea Woroch to share tips and tricks for saving this season so you won’t find yourself in debt come January. She has great advice on everything from decorating and gifts to creatively using gift cards and booking your holiday travel. “Book one-way flights. This allows you to find flights in and out of different airports in the same or surrounding cities and with different airlines to help you create the cheapest itinerary possible,” she says. Woroch has appeared on “Today,” “Good Morning America,” CNN and other major media and in numerous publications. Contact her at andrea@andreaworoch.com
8. ==> Check Your Charity: What to Know Before You Donate
It may be the season of giving, but you should know where your dollars go. Those who donate to charities that are dear to their hearts always have the best of intentions but are the funds actually making an impact? “There are more than 1.7 million public charities in our country, and many of them overlap services with others and need to compete for donor dollars and grants,” says nonprofit expert and author Michele Whetzel. “People need to do their homework before donating to organizations. Charities should be findable and transparent and should register and share their financials on sites like Guidestar.org and CharityNavigator.org.” Michele is a veteran of the nonprofit arena, founder of Your 501 Guide consulting and author of the book “So, You Want to Start a Nonprofit, Now What?” Contact Michele Whetzel at (302) 407-0513; Mwhetzel@rtirguests.com
9. ==> Don’t Believe the ‘Hard Work Leads to Success’ Myth
America is a nation of workaholics who have long been indoctrinated to believe that performing long hours of mind-numbing work is the path to success. But according to author, project management expert and professional musician Gerald Leonard, that is total nonsense. “The long-held myth is that stressful work environments lead to higher productivity,” he says. “However, this leads to extreme burnout, greater employee turnover and decreased worker loyalty.” Gerald can share how to work smarter, not harder, to obtain maximum success. He is the author of numerous books including “Culture Is The Bass: 7 Steps to Creating High Performing Teams.” He is a certified Portfolio Management Professional and professional bass player. Contact Gerald Leonard at (443) 703-2929; gleonard@rtirguests.com
10. ==> What Is Healthy Anger?
Our society often frowns upon anger, especially when women express this emotion. But clinical psychologist Dr. Karyne Wilner claims that anger can be a valuable tool for promoting personal growth and one’s overall well-being if released in constructive ways. “By working with our bodies in specific ways, we can transform our anger and improve our health,” she says. “Otherwise, anger can get trapped in our psyches and cause a host of physical and mental health issues.” Karyne can share body-based techniques to release anger in ways that lead to greater health overall. She is the author of the upcoming book “Releasing Toxic Anger for Women: Body-Based Practices to Transform Negative Thoughts, Soothe Stress, and Stay True to Yourself.” She is a leader in the field of Core Energetics and mind/body health. Contact Karyne Wilner at (401) 305-2278; kwilner@rtirguests.com
11. ==> Top Black Interior Designer: How to Design an Authentic Life
Every human has two lives, an inner one and the one they show the world. To live an authentic life — one that is true to who you are and what you want — takes work and the willingness to confront difficult issues. Fortunately, Black interior designer Tonya Comer can help listeners design purpose-filled lives by combining her personal experiences and the seven power tools she developed. She’ll explain why you always have choices even when you think you don’t, why the imposter syndrome is so common, and more. A life coach and speaker, Tonya is the author of “In High Heels on a Ladder: The 7 Power Tools for Designing Your Life.” She has been named one of the top 20 African-American Interior Designers in the United States. Contact Tonya Comer at (301) 538-7650; trc@tonyacormer.com
12. ==> From ‘Dumb Jock’ to Ivy League Success Guru
Former Ivy League scholar and pro football player John Nicholas had no plan for success at 16 when he crashed into a house during a Halloween night car chase with police. But then he discovered keys that launched him toward academic and athletic success and building sports media and real estate companies worth millions. He credits something he calls Personal Convergence, a dynamic force similar to nuclear fusion, that has fueled high-impact people throughout history and can help us target and direct our lives today. John’s upcoming book “Hit Your Bullseye!” shares how you can harness this power to achieve your ultimate life, career, business, or calling. John has appeared on ABC News, CBS News, syndicated radio, and numerous podcasts. He also wrote the popular book, “Debt-Free ASAP!” Contact him at (214) 225-9991; Jnicholas@rtirguests.com
13. ==> How to End the Epidemic of Low Self-Esteem in Kids
Social media. Bullying. The long isolation of the pandemic. Gender confusion. Today’s kids have more stressors than at any other time in modern history. “When I speak to fellow counselors and parents, they say that anxiety and depression among young people are off the charts,” says author, former teacher and counselor Patricia Wilson. “I have an understanding of what children need: a sense of self-worth, how to cooperate with others and an appreciation of the gift of life.” Patricia can share how to determine if kids are struggling with depression, and simple, yet powerful self-talk tools to convince them that they are amazing. She has taught children from grades K-12 and counseled kids for more than 30 years. She is the author of numerous best-selling books including “My Magical Night Mare,” “I am Amazing” and “When Grandma Giggled.” Contact Patricia Wilson at (778) 561-4603; pwilson@rtirguests.com
14. ==> Can This Hypnotherapist Really Talk to Aliens?
Dozens of people suspect they have been visited by an alien, but do you know anyone personally who has conversed with one? Hypnotherapist and author Kryste Andrews recounts a year of gathering information from a Gray, one of the 81 extraterrestrial species currently acknowledged by experts. Working weekly with her client, former champion weightlifter Robert Nanez, Kryste was introduced to the Gray whom Robert met at the age of five. “Under hypnosis, we’ve uncovered the truth for Robert and can now share his story with the world,” she says. “His bravery may help others who suspect they are undergoing physical and emotional manipulation by aliens.” Kryste (pronounced Christy) spent 30 years as a performer/singing instructor in New York City where she prepared young singers for Broadway and international stages. Her work as a certified hypnotherapist began in 1994. She is the author of the critically acclaimed book “LEGACY Book One, Discovery: A Remote Time Viewer’s Journey to His Ancestors.” Contact Kryste Andrews at (201) 801-4551; Kandrews@rtirguests.com
15. ==> An ‘Ordinary’ Calendar: Fun Gift for the Dull Man or Woman in Your Life
With New Year’s approaching, you can find a calendar with just about any theme imaginable — from cute puppies to national parks and sexy men and women. So who would design a calendar about everyday mundane, dull things? Grover Click, the assistant vice president (the highest office) of the Dull Men’s Club (women belong also now). The “Dull Men’s Club Calendar 2024: Unique & Quirky Passions” lists 150 events and holidays that celebrate the ordinary like World Turtle Day, Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day, World Snail Racing Championships and the Antique Doorknob Collectors Annual Convention. And you’ll meet people like Jim and Irene Leuenberger of Shawano County, Wisconsin, with their barn quilts, patterns from quilts painted on plywood and mounted on barns; and Richard Birnie and Ron Wenger of Yuma, Colorado, who run an admission-free museum for orphaned and discontinued cars (think AMC Ramblers and Chevrolet Corvairs). The calendar is amusing, and at times hilarious, but Click says it also celebrates people who find passion in the ordinary. “They’re on to something. They’re cheerful, content, and happy. They’re not seeking glitz and glam, not constantly moving on to the next big thing. What they’re doing provides purpose and meaning.” Contact Grover Click at (308) 874-4173 or groverclick@gmail.com
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01. Counterintelligence Spy: Stories from the Frontlines
02. Behind the Scenes of Amazon’s ‘Coach Prime’
03. The Birth, Evolution, and Collision of Hip Hop and House Music
04. Saint Nicholas: The Whole Story
05. The Holidays Are Dangerous for Pets
06. How to Lose Weight During the Holidays
07. Budget-Stretching Holiday Tips
08. Check Your Charity: What to Know Before You Donate
09. Don’t Believe the ‘Hard Work Leads to Success’ Myth
10. What Is Healthy Anger?
11. Top Black Interior Designer: How to Design an Authentic Life
12. From ‘Dumb Jock’ to Ivy League Success Guru
13. How to End the Epidemic of Low Self-Esteem in Kids
14. Can This Hypnotherapist Really Talk to Aliens?
15. An ‘Ordinary’ Calendar: Fun Gift for the Dull Man or Woman in Your Life
1. ==> Counterintelligence Spy: Stories from the Frontlines
Pete Turner spent several years as a counterintelligence spy for the U.S. Army traveling to some of the most dangerous places on earth including Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Iraq. Invite him on your show to share tales from the frontlines like the time the Taliban requested a meeting with him by name, and how he once used a former Saddam Hussein aide as a source. Turner can share his predictions, based on firsthand experiences, regarding the Ukraine-Russia War and describe how U.S. foreign policy is practically applied. Turner started the nonprofit International Institute for Nonproliferation Studies (IINPS). While most think tanks are academia-based, the IINPS brings together a diverse range of seasoned professionals who have firsthand knowledge of the recurring and foreseeable failures of U.S. initiatives abroad. “Frankly,” says Turner, “I was tired of seeing people getting killed while we floundered from top to bottom. My goal is to break the cycle of history repeating itself.” Contact Harlan Boll at harlan@bhbpr.com
2. ==> Behind the Scenes of Amazon’s ‘Coach Prime’
The new season of Prime Video’s hit docuseries “Coach Prime” takes viewers inside the locker room and onto the field of Coach Deion Sanders’ University of Colorado Boulder football program for the 2023 season. “Coach Prime” and the Buffaloes have shaken up the college football landscape. The series showcases Sanders’ journey to inspire the team and transform the program. It features Sanders’ sons Shilo and Shedeur along with their former Jackson State University teammate Travis Hunter and takes viewers behind the scenes of the most exciting story in college sports this year. Invite Emmy-winning executive producer and showrunner Micah Brown to discuss the series and preview the drama that unfolds during Sanders’ first full season at CU Boulder and share stories that take place on and off the field. Contact John Angelo at john@premieretv.com.
3. ==> The Birth, Evolution, and Collision of Hip Hop and House Music
A new docuseries examines the unique conditions in the 1970s and 1980s that birthed both the Hip Hop and House Music movements, the collision of the two genres, the stars, the songs, and the movement that followed. “In Our DNA: Hip House” features music industry legends Kevin Liles, Terry Hunter and Kelly G. It chronicles the birth of Hip Hop in New York and how other regions began interpreting the genre differently, like in Chicago, where they blended the infectious soulful dance beats, to create a new genre: House Music. “It is said that music is a mirror of an artist’s reality, and his/her reality is written in part by society. Show me a revolution in music, art, and culture and I’ll show you a society screaming to evolve,” says executive producer Keesha Boyd. The three-part docuseries is currently airing on Xfinity’s Black Experience channel. Contact Michelle Huff Elliott at Comcast@strategicheights.com
4. ==> Saint Nicholas: The Whole Story
Everyone is familiar with Santa Claus, with his big belly, white beard, pink cheeks and omnipresent sack of toys for children. Most people know that the inspiration for Santa was Saint Nicholas, a priest and bishop who lived in the third century A.D., but few know much about the real man in the red suit. Wayne Van Der Wal, a school psychologist and practicing Christian, wants to change that. Invite him on your show and hear how St. Nicholas overcame childhood tragedy, felt called by God to take a vow of poverty, endured horrific persecution for his religious faith, and went on to become one of the most beloved, generous, loving, and famous figures in human history. The author of the historical novel “The Gospel of Santa Claus” will fascinate your audience as he shares details of St. Nicholas’ extraordinary life and what Santa Claus has in common with St. Nick. He’ll also explain how writing the book changed the way he and his family celebrate Christmas each year and how anyone can have the best Christmas season ever, even on a limited budget. Contact Wayne Van Der Wal at (775) 338-4300; wav66@yahoo.com
5. ==> The Holidays Are Dangerous for Pets
The holidays are upon us! That means tasty treats, special decorations and, for some unfortunate pet owners, an unexpected trip to the vet’s office. Our furry family members have the tendency to fill their bellies with everything from dangerous “people” food to pine needles, brightly colored glass bulbs, and tinsel. And that’s only the trouble they can get into indoors! Dr. Carol Osborne has a laundry list of holiday tips to keep everyone happy through the New Year. She’ll also share great gift ideas for your favorite pup or kitty and ways to ease their holiday stress (yes, they get it too). Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM, is an integrative veterinarian who practices functional pet medicine. She’s the author of several books and is a regular contributor to “Fox & Friends,” the “Today” show, Discovery’s Animal Planet, and “Good Day LA,” among other media outlets. Contact Mackenzie August at (661) 255-8283; mackenzie@steveallenmedia.com
6. ==> How to Lose Weight During the Holidays
The pies! The eggnog! The stuffing! So much of the run-up to the holidays involves food including family favorites that just reading about them may make you think of gaining weight. But Laura Pickett — who lost 80 pounds and has kept them off — is here to tell you that you can lose weight during the holidays and do it without giving up your favorite foods. “The holidays don’t mean you have to abandon your weight-loss goals,” Laura says, and she’ll explain what you need to do to enjoy holiday foods without the guilt or excess pounds. Laura Pickett is the author of “Get Over Weight (12 Steps to Finally Win the Weight Battle and Win at Life)” and the creator of a coaching and mentoring program on the topic. She has spent more than 30 years in the ministry and made multiple appearances on TBN’s national and local network (in Atlanta), and WATV. Contact Laura Pickett at (404) 856-5781; lpickett@rtirguests.com
7. ==> Budget-Stretching Holiday Tips
Many American families are living paycheck to paycheck, trying to find ways they can stretch their dollars without sacrificing their dreams. And for some, the holidays can wreak havoc with their budgets. Invite consumer and money-saving expert Andrea Woroch to share tips and tricks for saving this season so you won’t find yourself in debt come January. She has great advice on everything from decorating and gifts to creatively using gift cards and booking your holiday travel. “Book one-way flights. This allows you to find flights in and out of different airports in the same or surrounding cities and with different airlines to help you create the cheapest itinerary possible,” she says. Woroch has appeared on “Today,” “Good Morning America,” CNN and other major media and in numerous publications. Contact her at andrea@andreaworoch.com
8. ==> Check Your Charity: What to Know Before You Donate
It may be the season of giving, but you should know where your dollars go. Those who donate to charities that are dear to their hearts always have the best of intentions but are the funds actually making an impact? “There are more than 1.7 million public charities in our country, and many of them overlap services with others and need to compete for donor dollars and grants,” says nonprofit expert and author Michele Whetzel. “People need to do their homework before donating to organizations. Charities should be findable and transparent and should register and share their financials on sites like Guidestar.org and CharityNavigator.org.” Michele is a veteran of the nonprofit arena, founder of Your 501 Guide consulting and author of the book “So, You Want to Start a Nonprofit, Now What?” Contact Michele Whetzel at (302) 407-0513; Mwhetzel@rtirguests.com
9. ==> Don’t Believe the ‘Hard Work Leads to Success’ Myth
America is a nation of workaholics who have long been indoctrinated to believe that performing long hours of mind-numbing work is the path to success. But according to author, project management expert and professional musician Gerald Leonard, that is total nonsense. “The long-held myth is that stressful work environments lead to higher productivity,” he says. “However, this leads to extreme burnout, greater employee turnover and decreased worker loyalty.” Gerald can share how to work smarter, not harder, to obtain maximum success. He is the author of numerous books including “Culture Is The Bass: 7 Steps to Creating High Performing Teams.” He is a certified Portfolio Management Professional and professional bass player. Contact Gerald Leonard at (443) 703-2929; gleonard@rtirguests.com
10. ==> What Is Healthy Anger?
Our society often frowns upon anger, especially when women express this emotion. But clinical psychologist Dr. Karyne Wilner claims that anger can be a valuable tool for promoting personal growth and one’s overall well-being, if released in constructive ways. “By working with our bodies in specific ways, we can transform our anger and improve our health,” she says. “Otherwise, anger can get trapped in our psyches and cause a host of physical and mental health issues.” Karyne can share body-based techniques to release anger in ways that lead to greater health overall. She is the author of the upcoming book “Releasing Toxic Anger for Women: Body-Based Practices to Transform Negative Thoughts, Soothe Stress, and Stay True to Yourself.” She is a leader in the field of Core Energetics and mind/body health. Contact Karyne Wilner at (401) 305-2278; kwilner@rtirguests.com
11. ==> Top Black Interior Designer: How to Design an Authentic Life
Every human has two lives, an inner one and the one they show the world. To live an authentic life — one that is true to who you are and what you want — takes work and the willingness to confront difficult issues. Fortunately, Black interior designer Tonya Comer can help listeners design purpose-filled lives by combining her personal experiences and the seven power tools she developed. She’ll explain why you always have choices even when you think you don’t, why the imposter syndrome is so common, and more. A life coach and speaker, Tonya is the author of “In High Heels on a Ladder: The 7 Power Tools for Designing Your Life.” She has been named one of the top 20 African-American Interior Designers in the United States. Contact Tonya Comer at (301) 538-7650; trc@tonyacormer.com
12. ==> From ‘Dumb Jock’ to Ivy League Success Guru
Former Ivy League scholar and pro football player John Nicholas had no plan for success at 16 when he crashed into a house during a Halloween night car chase with police. But then he discovered keys that launched him toward academic and athletic success and building sports media and real estate companies worth millions. He credits something he calls Personal Convergence, a dynamic force similar to nuclear fusion, that has fueled high-impact people throughout history and can help us target and direct our lives today. John’s upcoming book “Hit Your Bullseye!” shares how you can harness this power to achieve your ultimate life, career, business, or calling. John has appeared on ABC News, CBS News, syndicated radio, and numerous podcasts. He also wrote the popular book, “Debt-Free ASAP!” Contact him at (214) 225-9991; Jnicholas@rtirguests.com
13. ==> How to End the Epidemic of Low Self-Esteem in Kids
Social media. Bullying. The long isolation of the pandemic. Gender confusion. Today’s kids have more stressors than at any other time in modern history. “When I speak to fellow counselors and parents, they say that anxiety and depression among young people are off the charts,” says author, former teacher and counselor Patricia Wilson. “I have an understanding of what children need: a sense of self-worth, how to cooperate with others and an appreciation of the gift of life.” Patricia can share how to determine if kids are struggling with depression, and simple, yet powerful self-talk tools to convince them that they are amazing. She has taught children from grades K-12 and counseled kids for more than 30 years. She is the author of numerous best-selling books including “My Magical Night Mare,” “I am Amazing” and “When Grandma Giggled.” Contact Patricia Wilson at (778) 561-4603; pwilson@rtirguests.com
14. ==> Can This Hypnotherapist Really Talk to Aliens?
Dozens of people suspect they have been visited by an alien, but do you know anyone personally who has conversed with one? Hypnotherapist and author Kryste Andrews recounts a year of gathering information from a Gray, one of the 81 extraterrestrial species currently acknowledged by experts. Working weekly with her client, former champion weightlifter Robert Nanez, Kryste was introduced to the Gray whom Robert met at the age of five. “Under hypnosis, we’ve uncovered the truth for Robert and can now share his story with the world,” she says. “His bravery may help others who suspect they are undergoing physical and emotional manipulation by aliens.” Kryste (pronounced Christy) spent 30 years as a performer/singing instructor in New York City where she prepared young singers for Broadway and international stages. Her work as a certified hypnotherapist began in 1994. She is the author of the critically acclaimed book “LEGACY Book One, Discovery: A Remote Time Viewer’s Journey to His Ancestors.” Contact Kryste Andrews at (201) 801-4551; Kandrews@rtirguests.com
15. ==> An ‘Ordinary’ Calendar: Fun Gift for the Dull Man or Woman in Your Life
With New Year’s approaching, you can find a calendar with just about any theme imaginable — from cute puppies to national parks and sexy men and women. So who would design a calendar about everyday mundane, dull things? Grover Click, the assistant vice president (the highest office) of the Dull Men’s Club (women belong also now). The “Dull Men’s Club Calendar 2024: Unique & Quirky Passions” lists 150 events and holidays that celebrate the ordinary like World Turtle Day, Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day, World Snail Racing Championships and the Antique Doorknob Collectors Annual Convention. And you’ll meet people like Jim and Irene Leuenberger of Shawano County, Wisconsin, with their barn quilts, patterns from quilts painted on plywood and mounted on barns; and Richard Birnie and Ron Wenger of Yuma, Colorado, who run an admission-free museum for orphaned and discontinued cars (think AMC Ramblers and Chevrolet Corvairs). The calendar is amusing, and at times hilarious, but Click says it also celebrates people who find passion in the ordinary. “They’re on to something. They’re cheerful, content, and happy. They’re not seeking glitz and glam, not constantly moving on to the next big thing. What they’re doing provides purpose and meaning.” Contact Grover Click at (308) 874-4173 or groverclick@gmail.com
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