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Nancy Rappaport
In 1963, Nancy Rappaport's mother died by suicide Growing up in a blended family of eleven children after her father remarried, Nancy was bewildered about why her mother took her own life and left her behind. Inspiring, honest, and engaging, In Her Wake
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Melody Gardot
Meet an amazing young songwriter and performer whose voice and style have made her a rising musical star. Her personal story of courage and survival is one you'll definitely want to catch. See more at www.melodygardot.com.
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Dr. Len Fisher
In his latest book, Dr. Fisher introduces us to the science of complexity in everyday life. For more, visit his site www.lenfisherscience.com.
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Kipling's Cat
Kipling’s Cat tells the true story of Jeffries Wyman: Boston Brahmin, scion of Harvard, brilliant scientist, accomplished artist and grieving widower who left his children behind in pursuit of science, knowledge, and discovery of self. His daughter and
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Bruce Piasecki
Bruce Piasecki is the author of five previous seminal books on business strategy, valuation, and corporate change, including the Nature Society's book of the year, In Search of Environmental Excellence: Moving Beyond Blame (to be re-released in April 2008
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Life is a Spiritual Soup
Spiritual teacher, visionary, life coach, Jilliana Raymond has been introducing individuals to the spiritual presence of watchful guardians for many years. She provides workshops designed to uplift, transform and teach of our connection with everything in
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Maxim D. Shrayer
Eight beautifully drawn short stories tracing the lives, obsessions and aspirations of Jewish-Russian immigrants.
Professor Shrayer is professor of Russian, English and Jewish studies at Boston College.
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A Roundtable on Polio
A discussion of the impact of polio on adults today as well as the proliferation of the disease in other countries. Featuring the work of Rotary International, the stories of vibrant and successful patients and a chat with Mary Jane Salk, sister-in-law o
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On Any Given Sunday
Bob Lyons has crafted a terrific biography of Bert Bell, the NFL's first commissioner and pioneer in the game of football.
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The Don't Give Up Kid
Author Jeanne Gehret has written three books: "Eagle eyes," "Houdini's Gift," and "The Don't Give Up Kid." In these books for kids she offers insight, understanding and fun stories that help children and and their families come to terms with learning dis
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Justice for Haiti
Attorney Brian Concannon and his colleagues at www.haitijustice.org are working hard to help the citizens of Haiti achieve justice, realize their freedom and enjoy an improved standard of living.
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A Heroic Tale of Vietnam
Al Croteau is one of several Americans heroes featured in a National Geographic documentary entitled, "Helicopter Wars: Vietnam Firefight." Al and his comrades saved dozens of soldiers in one of the most daring rescues of the war.
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The Depression Cure
Groundbreaking research into ways we can heal and beat depression that don't involve drugs, based on studies of primitive cultures. The program offers new hope to those suffering from the devastating disease.
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Michael Schwartz, Naturopathic Medicine
Michael Schwartz is a pioneer in the development of nutritional supplements and naturopathy. His new book offers a mind-body perspective on wellness and disease.
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Pops: A Life of Louis Armstrong
A superb biography of Satchmo, this bio by Terry Teachout explores the music, the times and the personality of one of the last century's great entertainers.
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Coping with Learning Disabilities
A panel discusses learning disabilities with perspective from parents and teachers as well as an interview with a young student dealing with it. Thanks to Learning Disabilities Worldwide for all of the great work they do.
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business Satire at Its Best
Jerry Serra and John Augur have captured the silliness of office life in their hysterical book, "BS - Business Satire."
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Clara's Dream: A Jazz Nutcracker
Jazz and tap dancing at its finest in this thrilling interpretation of a Christmas classic, "The Nutcracker."
For showtimes and more visit www.themusichall.org or www.jazzandtap.com.
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Linda F. Nathan
"The Hardest Questions Aren't on the Test" is Linda's book chronicling her work as headmaster at the Boston Arts Academy and the impressive strides made there by students and teachers.
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Linda Tarr-Whelan
Meet a leading expert on women's leadership in this country and internationally. Her new book is subtitled, "Your Guide to Stepping Up to Leadership and Changing the World."
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Casey Sherman
Casey tackles true crime better than anyone and in "Bad Blood" he examines the shocking case of a police shooting in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
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When I'm 64
The wit and wisdom of Marvin Tolkin and Howard Massey in a book that provides baby boomers will a practical approach to leading a happy and fulfilling retirement.
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Novelist Nevada Barr
When it comes to mystery and suspense, few are in Nevada Barr's league. Here's a chat with her about her latest novel.
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The Kennedy Chef
Neil Connolly is the executive chef at the Mountain View Grand Resort in New Hampshire. He also served as Ted Kenedy's chef for many years and offers some tasty stories from the kitchen.
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Leonard Nimoy
Iconic actor, writer, photographer and director talks about Star Trek and more.
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Perpetuum Jazzile
From Slovenia, this amazing vocal group does it all from jazz to pop to standards. Check them out at www.pjvocal.com.
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National Suicide
In his latest book, Martin Gross outlines dramatic waste, fraud and mismanagement on the part of the U.S. government.
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The Quantum Activist
Meet Dr. Amit Goswami, leading voice in quantum physics and subject of the new film, "The Quantum Activist."
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One Big Itch
Check out the latest exciting mystery from Sara Williams, this one set in beautiful Hawaii.
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Robert Smith
Meet the "Indiana Jones" of international finance. He's economist Robert Smith who travels the globe looking for smart investments and often runs into risks and danger - real danger.
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Yolanda
Yolanda continues on as a reigning queen of fashion throughout Bew England. Her store in Waltham is gone, but she is as busy as ever making others look and feel spectacular!
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2012: Maya End Date
Edward Curry continues his exploration of the Mayan calendar and the mysteries associated with 2012 in his thrilling new novel.
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Sing/Songwriter Joyce Doncaster
Joyce is an RN by day and a very talented folk artist the rest of the time. Find out more at www.myspace.com/joycedoncaster.
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Richard Bach
Richard Bach, noted author of such classics as "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" and "Illusions," joined me to discuss his latest book, "Hypnotizing Maria."
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A Vampire Tale
Andrew Valentine puts a whole new spin on the vampire story with this contemporary thriller, sure to keep you up at night.
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Rabbi Harold Kushner
In his latest book, "Conquering Fear," Rabbi Kushner provides new insight into fear, its evolution and growth and how we can better deal with it. The Rabbi has written many bestsellers about life, spirituality and coping.
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Deep Dive
Richard Horwath from the Strategy Thinking Institute offers great insight into how businesses and everyday folks can better strategize for success.
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Songs from the Heart
Connie is a singer, songwriter and author. She is also the mother of a beautiful autistic son, the inspiration for much of her art. Hear more at www.conniedeming.com.
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Suitcases 4 Kids
Ron Nickerson is helping foster kids with a great program at www.suitcases4kids.org. Find out how easy it is for you to help children through this innovative program.
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Woody Giessmann
Meet Woody Giessmann, Director of Right-Turn, an addiction treatment program helping all, with a special emphasis on those in the music and artistic communities.
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Jeffrey Marx
In his latest book, "The Long Snapper," Jeffrey profiles Brian Kinchen, the thirty-eight year old husband, father of four and Bible teacher who got a second chance to play pro football with the Patriots and go to the Super Bowl. It's a story of second ch
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Alida Brill
She's a celebrated author, social critic and advocate for the rights of women and girls. Alida and I caught up recently and she reflected on the strides women have made in our culture and where change is still needed.
www.alidabrill.com
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Wealthy Child
Financial expert and dad William Gerosa has the right idea -teach kids early about money and they'll grow up wiser and richer. It's all here in his new book, "Wealthy Child."
www.growwealthy.com
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Christopher Reich
Christopher Reich writes cutting edge thrillers with plotlines that could be plucked from today's headlines. Enjoy a cool adventure with his latest entitled, "Rules of Vengeance."
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The Mystery Stallion
Meet children's writer Sharon Siamon whose books about young people and the horses they love have sold millions.
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Peaceful Transitions
Dr. Stanley Terman and his colleagues present a strategy for millions who may be challenged with Alzheimer's and other dementias. It's a thoughtful, caring plan for those who want to avoid prolonged pain or suffering at the end of their lives.
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Charles Pellerin Part 1
The author of the groundbreaking book "How NASA Builds Teams" has a lot to say about achieving success in the workplace. His workplace for decades was the space program.
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Tsumommy
Meet a great mom and wonderful author Brenna Barzenick who has a great take on motherhood and more!
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The Accidental Billionaires
Ben Mezrich takes us to Harvard University this time in the illuminating tale of Facebook, its inventor and developers and the online social page's amazing success in a few short years.
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So Sexy, So Soon
In her latest book, author Jean Kilbourne explores the sexualization of children in mass media and what parents can do to protect their kids.
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Mystery Writer J.P. O'Donnell
Meet a new and exciting voice in the mystery novel game. He's J.P. O'Donnell introducing us to a detective named Gallagher and some really nifty stories.
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Waiting for Autumn
Scott Blum, the founder of www.dailyom.com, a wonderful site dedicated to meditative practice and spiritualism, takes the reader on a challening but beautiful journey. In his novel, the narrator meets up with some very special people who change his lifef
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Out of the Blue
It's all about lightning in John Friedman's fascinating book - folks who have been struck by lightning more than once and what impact it has had on them, Ben Franklin's role in the whole lightning story, how much power one bolt contains.
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Rabbi Irwin Kula
We live in challenging times. How can we not only survive but thrive under stress? Educator and inspirational speaker Rabbi Irwin Kula delivers a hopeful message.
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Astronaut Alan Bean
He was the fourth man to walk on the moon and he spent weeks in space aboard SkyLab. Alan Bean is not only an American hero, he is also an incredible artist who has documented the space program in a series of oil paintings worth examining.
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Samantha Brown
She has to have the best gig on the planet. And she is all over the planet. Meet Samantha Brown, globe-trotter and host on the Travel Channel.
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Siemen's Foundation Promotes Science Education
Dr. Nitzan Resnick, director of the New Science and Math Initiative discusses the award winning accomplishments of her students in creating a useful scientific model. Joining Nitzan is Jim Whaley of the Siemens Foundation, sponsors of the national scienc
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James Morrison
He's appeared in scores of successful films and TV series, most recently as the valiant CTU boss Bill Buchanan on "24." James is also an accomplished musician, writer and yoga teacher/practitioner. Enjoy my conversation with this warm and engaging perfo
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Conquering College
Here's an excellent primer for anyone getting ready to hit the books at college. Professor Victor Cahn provides a clear and helpful blueprint for students looking to achieve college success---socially and academically.
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Willow
In her new novel, Julia Hoban takes readers on an intense journey unveiling a cutter's reality. The story focuses on a troubled teenager named Willow who discovers love and acceptance amidst her pain.
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Ten Golden Rules
Professor Michael Soupios explores the wit and wisdom of the ancient Greeks in this wonderful book. They got it right in so many ways back then and we can all learn a lot about living the good life thanks to Plato and his many colleagues.
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The Joy of Sox Movie
Dr. Rick Leskowitz discusses remote attention, healing prayer and research into the power of Fenway Park fans to influence the fate of our beloved baseball team. Hey, it sure happened in 2004! Check out this cool documentary at www.thejoyofsoxmovie.com.
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The Shack
W. Paul Young's book has sold millions. It's the compelling story of an ordinary man facing his pain while learning about the meaning of his life. Here Paul talks about his personal journey and relationship with God, the central character in "The Shack.
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A Story of Faith and Courage
His is a journey of vision without sight. Chris Harvey was struck by a stray bullet while attending college, instantly blinding him. Learn how Chris employed a positive attitude amid adversity to get his life back on track and serve as an inspiration to
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Tears Matter
Pyschotherapist Dianea Kohl is the author of the book "Tears Are Trust...Waiting to be Felt." Many of us feel better after a good cry. There is important value in tears and Dianea helps us explore their impact and meaning.
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Premonitions
Dr. Larry Dossey is a respected medical doctor who explores the power and scope of the human spirit and the effect our thoughts have on bodies. In his latest book he examines why and how premonition works in all us.
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Curiosity
Dr. Todd Kashdan offers a profound message that cultivating curiosity is a key to achieving a life worth living. It's a book filled with important science and an examination of the human condition that will really make you think.
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All About Audrey Hepburn
Pam Keogh has written a wonderful book about the late Audrey Hepburn. In it she investigates what made this great star so talented, stylish and unique. The subtitle of the book says it all...Timeless Lessons for Living with Grace and Style!
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An Altar in the World
Barbara Brown Taylor sees holiness in very many things. In her new book she offers us many reminders of those things that are sacred about everyday life.
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Harlan Coben
He's one of the nation's top selling authors and he never disappoints. His latest "Long Lost" features a return of everybody's favorite agent Myron Bolitar.
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Stem Cell Symphony
For more than a decade, Ricki Lewis has been writing science research articles and science textbooks. She published one of the first popular articles on human embryonic stem cells in 1997, but it was her own work as a hospice volunteer that gave her the i
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Wintergirls
Author Laurie Halse Anderson writes compelling books for young readers. In her latest she tackles the subject of eating disorders in a provocate and meaningful way with characters sure to make an impression on her readers.
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Solemate
Lauren Mackler provides a unique program for reclaiming one's inner wholeness, helping people develop self-awareness, life skills and emotional intelligence.
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The Eighth Scroll
Dr. Laurence Brown's exciting new novel raises questions about the mysteries of the Dead Sea Scrolls. It's a thriller you won't be able to put down. Find out more at www.eighthscroll.com.
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Immunity to Change
Here it is, the latest research as to how and why we change and why we find ourselves and our businesses stuck on occasion. Meet Harvard researcher and author Lisa Laskow Lahey who has studied the subject for years.
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Overcoming Autism
Meet Elizabeth Scott, a Texas mom who devoted so much of her time in helping her autistic son Roman achieve success in a mainstream school and live a happy, healthy life. It's an inspiring story of hard work, determination, discipline and love.
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Jonathan Goldman
He's the internationally acclaimed expert on the healing, soothing sounds of music. Jonathan Goldman discusses his new book, "The 7 Secrets of Sound Healing" and we get a chance to hear some of his beautiful compositions... www.healingsounds.com.
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Dr. Kenneth Cohn
Dr. Cohn and his colleagues offer practical suggestions to the health care challenge at www.healthcarecollaboration.com.
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The Spy Master
Wes Britton knows more about spies than the CIA and KGB combined. He's got the lowdown on real and fictional spies and here he talks about his latest encycopedia of TV spydom.
www.spywise.net
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Yolanda
She's the First Lady of fashion, beauty and style. Yolanda's of Waltham is an institution in these parts, due to the dynamic lady who started it all!
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Fay Simpson
Meet Fay Simpson, co-director of the Impact Theatre and practioner/teacher of the Lucid Body technique, a transformational movement training program for actors.
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The Hit Man
David Foster is one of the most prolific music composers and producers of our time. He chronicles his life and successes in music in his new autobiography. David has won 15 Grammy Awards and continues to be a shining star in the music business.
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The Power of Adversity
In his honest and inspiring new book, businessman and philanthropist Al Weatherhead talks about challenging tough times and adversity and ways in which we can all live happier more productive lives.
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Transforming Your Life
Julie Chrystyn chronicles the lives of many famous people who have come through adversity and transformed their lives. Her book offers lessons for us all.
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The Concord Band
Meet the conductors, past and present, of this venerable New England musical institution, now celebrating a milestone anniversary!
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How Does The Heart Know Love?
Brad Walton is a wonderful radio host, writer, poet and communicator. He draws attention to the wonder of our hearts in a beautifully poetic new book. Visit www.howdoestheheartknowlove.com.
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Toon Books
Meet New Yorker Magazine Arts Editor Francoise Moully. She knows everything there is to know about comic books and cartoons and now has a new venture called Toon Books, a whole new approach to books for emerging readers.
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Fiona Joy Hawkins
Meet the Firs Lady of the Piano, one of the New Age music movement's true leaders. She is the beautiful and talented Fiona Joy Hawkins with her latest CD "Blue Dream."
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The Gray Warriors
Howard Thomas Snow, Jr. writes about the heroic exploits of DEA agents deep undercover fighting the drug cartel.
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T.C. Boyle
Celebrated best selling novelist and short story writer T.C. Boyle sits down for a chat about his latest, a book about architect Frank Lloyd Wright and his many loves.
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Great Powers
In his latest book, defense and world affairs expert thomas P.M. Barnett examines the state of geopolitics following the Bush years and what we can look forward to with the new administration in Washington.
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Big Band Star Dick Haymes
Meet Diane DeMarinis de la Vega, a woman in love with singer Dick Haymes. In her book, "Heaven Knows, Anything Goes," she paints a picture of an immensley talented yet troubled star who found peace and happiness at the end of his life.
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Stuffed
Food industry expert Hank Cardello takes a close look at the underlying reasons why America is so overweight. Some of the info might surprise you.
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Telescopes of Vermont
Fred Schleipman is an inventor, machinist and most certainly an artist. His son Russ tells the story of his Vermont dad recreating the famous Garden Telescope, now for sale around the world. www.gardentelescopes.com.
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Testosterone for Life
Meet Dr. Abraham Morgentaler of the Men's Health Boston Foundation. Here he talks about the latest discoveries concerning testerone levels and their affect on the health of men and women.
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Jewish Pirates of the Caribbean
Learn about a generation of swashbuckling Jews who carved out an empire in the new world, the subject of Edward Kritzler's latest book.
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The Killers Among Us
Tom and Mike Philbin have done incredible research into the lives of such evil luminaries as Ted Bundy, Ed Gein, John Wayne Gacy and the world's most devious serial killers. It's scary stuff but absolutely fascinating.
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Raising Bookworms
Children's writer Emma Walton Hamilton makes the case and it's a great one...we need to inspire our kids to read more.
This is a wonderful book for parents and educators.
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Unknown Soldiers
Joseph Garland caught up with many of his fellow service men from World War II. It is an intimate look at what the war was really like, as told by heroes who for decades have kept these stories to themselves.
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Show Me the Money
Ron Groenke is a stock expert who knows a lot about working through a tough market. Here he talks about a proven way to put cash in one's brokerage account. www.RonGroenke.com
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The Beauty Prescription
Dr. Debra Luftman knows a thing or two about inner and outer beauty. In her new book she explores great ways for all of us to look and feel our best.
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Dealing with Chronic Pain
Alida Brill has dealt with chronic pain her entire life. In her new book she discusses a remarkable relationship with her doctor and how the two have formed a bond that has helped her manage her illness better.
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How to Break a Terrorist
Matthew Alexander (a pseudonym) was one of a team of interrogators who were able to discover the whereabouts of the most dangerous man in Iraq - Abu Musab al-Zarqawi.
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When Europa Rode the Bull
Barbara Berot has crafted an erotic tale of betrayal and loss that spans two decades and takes the reader on a trip to to beautiful Scotland.
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The Light of Eden
Religious scholar Harold Raley offers and inspiring vision of Christian life and thought in the tradition of C.S> Lewis and G.K. Chesterton.
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Orson Scott Card
Science fiction writer, philosopher, teacher, missionary---Orson Scott Card is all of that and more. Now, he presents the much anticipated direct sequel in the highly popular Ender's Game series.
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The Beauty Prescription
Meet dermatologist Dr. Debra Luftman, who along with Dr. Eva Ritvo presents several commense tips and lifestyle suggestions for looking and feeling your best.
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Maryann McFadden
Meet Maryann McFadden, author of the new best-selling novel about rediscovery, romance and relationships called, "The Richest Season."
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Malika Chopra
Malika is the daughter of celebrated author and healer Deepak Chopra. She has developed a new web site www.intent.com designed to foster creativity, personal growth and development.
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Rural Water Ventures
Bill McQueeney is a local guy on a mission. He helps villagers access vitallife sustaining water in Central and South America. To help this non-profit, visit www.ruralwaterventures.com.
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AngelWish.org
Shimmy Mehta started www.angelwish.org to help kids with AIDS. The organization is now granting wishes to children worldwide. Here about how you cna help.
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Dennis Lehane's Latest
Dennis Lehane unveils his latest---a sweeping work of historical fiction taking us back to Boston in the late teens. It's all here---the Boston Police stike, the flu epidemic, Babe Ruth, anarchist bombings and more, from the author of "Mystic River,"abd
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Sing to Your Kids!
Meet Charlie Appelstein, a talented child care specialist who also loves making music. His new CD (www.parentrapsody.com) inspires and educates kids...and the songs are great for all ages.
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Beyond Time Out
Dr. Beth Grosshans works with children and their families and is a nationwide expert on chld behavior. Here she talks about her new book, "Byond Time Out," and ways in which we can raise and nurture healthy, outgoing kids.
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Poker Slam
It's the hottest game in town and in Neal Gersony's new novel Poker Slam, take a trip into the exciting and sometimes dangerous world of big league poker.
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God Stories
Hear my conversation with Jennifer Skiff, editor of the new book "God Stories." It's about profound experiences that people of all ages and backgrounds are having. Visit www.godstories.com.
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The Kennedy Family Album
It's a rare look at Kennedy family photos. Here I talk with writer Linda Corley who shares insights into some amazing pictures and the interesting stories about them.
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The Sassamon Circle
Meet local historian Lou Garafalo who has fashioned a gripping novel about the late 1600's in colonial America.
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Adam the King
It's the fourth novel in his Meritocracy series and Jeffrey Lewis doesn't disappoint. Jeff is a former TV writer (Hill Street Blues) who has written a story that is written what many have called, "the next great American novel."
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The Lie Detector
Meet author Bill Raetz, whose latest espionage thriller "The Lie Detector" takes us on a rough and tumble ride with a lot of suprises along the way.
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1,000 Recordings to Hear...
Check out Tom Moon's incredible book on musical essentials in "1,000 Recordings to Hear Before you Die." It's all hear from Bob Marley to Beethoven.
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Hello Everyboy
Meet radio lover and historian Anthony Rudel, the author of "Hello Everybody: The Dawn of American Radio." It's a trip back to the 1920's where you will meet the pioneers and personalities that put radio on the map.
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The Dolphin
Meet Sergio S. Bambaren, author of "The Dolphin: Story of a Dreamer." Sergio has crafted a tale of spirit, nature and insight as we meet up with our incredible friends from the sea.
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A Holocaust Legacy
Meet Erin Einhorn, author of "The Pages in Between." It's a unique, intensely moving memoir as the author finds the family in Poland who saved her mother from the holocaust.
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Webs of Power
Darlene Quinn knows a whole lot about the retail industry and department stores. She's written a tantalizing novel about personalities, scandal, buyouts and a ton of behind the scenes action in the industry.
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It's Up To You
Meet Greg Rice. His work through his foundation (www.gregricefoundation.org) empowers people with Parkinson's Disease and other challenges to keep moving forward. Gret is a remarkable man who began composing music after his Parkinson's diagnosis.
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Martial Arts Instructor Matt Jacome
He inspires people of all ages to do their best. Matt is more than a martial arts teacher. He and his staff at Kensho-Ryu Family Kenpo in Uxbridge (kenshoryufamily.com) offer innovative programs that strengthen the mind and spirit as well as the body.
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Stephen Feigenbaum
This young man from the Boston area is composing and presenting music for symphony and chorus in a bright and exciting new way. Find out more at www.stephenfeigenbaum.com.
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A Master Musician
Meet Ellis Hall (www.ellishall.com) a soulful lover of music who does it all---from live performance to movie soundtracks to composition. Ellis has Boston roots and jams on the Jordan Rich Show.
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The Lace Reader
It's the hit novel from local author Brunonia Barry about an offbeat family of intriguing characters in picturesque and mysterious Salem, Massachusetts.
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Music Star Janis Ian
Meet one of the music industry's most prolific performers. Janis Ian has a new autobiography out, a candid and fascinating look at her life in music.
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The Spirit of the Place
Best selling author Samuel Shem is back with another terrific story of what it really means to be a doctor in small town America. Hilarious, moving, and often surprising, it's a tale that leaves readers feeling very satisfied.
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One Great Football Game
Meet Mark Bowden, best-selling author of BLACKHAWK DOWN, whose newest book chronicles the great football game between the Giants and the Colts in 1958 that launched the modern NFL.
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More Conversation with Radio Guy Joe Martelle
Joe Martelle reflects further on his life in radio, his Boston days and what broadcasting is all about these days. Visit www.BearManorMedia.com for more on Joe's new book "Radio Pro."
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Radio Good Guy Joe Martelle Part 1
It's a grand and happy reunion as we say hello to long time Boston radio personality and friend Joe Martelle. Enjoy the first part of my interview with one of the best in the biz. Visit www.BearManorMedia.com for details on Joe's new book, "Radio Pro."
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Rusty, Son of Tall Elk
Meet Charles Bertram, author of a an adventure novel series for young readers. The story involves a young lad named Rusty who is kidnapped and eventually adopted by Indians. It's a rich tale filled with excitement and life lessons
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The film Radio Cape Cod
Here is an excerpt of a show I did with Andrew Silver , producer-director of the new film Radio Cape Cod. Also on board is is son Julian, one of the stars of the film.
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A Pocketful of History
Jim Noles has more than a quarter in his pocket. He has the history of every single U.S. quarter that so many of us our collecting these days. Heads or tales, it's a great story!
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Neale Donald Walsch...Connections
The author of Conversations with God returns with his new book on how we can all be happier than God. Neale is a wonderful person, rich in spirit and soul.
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A GrandMother Remembers an Angel
Meet Ruth Baer, who along with her family, suffered the devastating loss of an angelic grandchild. She has written about the little girl in a wonderful book entitled, "Samanta Rose," that is helping others cope with grief.
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Dr. Thomas Graboys
One of the world's leading doctors, Tom Graboys has written "Life in the Balance: A Physician's Memoir of Life, Love and Loss with Parkinson's Disease and Dementia." We learn much about ourselves as Tom shares his personal challenges.
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Waiting for America by Maxim Shrayer
Meet Professor Maxim Shrayer and gain personal insight into the path of immigration. It's a story told with eloquence, humor and hope as one young man makes his way from Russia to America.
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Teamwork the Right Way with Diana McLain Smith
In her new book, "Divide or Conquer:How Great Teams Turn Conflict into Strength," Diana McLain Smith examines what makes a great team click and why----from politics to business to sports, it's all about teamwork.
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Comedian Bob Lazarus and Pals
Meet talented Boston-based comic Bob Lazarus, healing from cancer. Humor has sure helped Bob and here he talks about an upcomning event featuring his fellow comedians, coming together to help.
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Children and the Internet
Here's a portion of a show I did with Marje Monroe and Doug Foderman of www.childrenonline.org. They are educating parents, teachers and kids about threats and difficulties that can affect children on-line.
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Behind the Pulitzer Prize
Find out about journalism's most prestigious prize and those who have won it over the years. It's a great new book by Roy Harris, Jr. called "Pulitzer's Gold."
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Michael Chiklis
He's from Andover and he's one of America's finest actors. Meet the star of movies and the hit series, "The Shield."
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The Portofino Deception
Enjoy this great new thriller by author Jeffrey Stephens. It's a story of terror, intrigue and heroism, plucked right from the headlines. A terrific read!
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Barbara Eden
Meet one of TV's biggest most iconic stars. Barbara Eden spent five years as the immortal Jeannie...and she is still as beautiful as ever!
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Dr. Paul Boor
Meet the fascinating Dr. Boor, author of a great new medical thriller "The Blood Notes of Peter Mellow."
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A Friend of Benazir
Meet Noel Irwin Hentshel, humanitarian and successful businesswoman who was a close friend of the late prime minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto. Noel also has had the blessing of knowing and working with Mother Theresa.
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Try Saying No
Meet Wiliam Ury, an expert in mediation and negotiation, who has a new book called, "The Powers of a Positive No."
It can work wonders...
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The Tree Nobody Wanted
Tom McCann has penned a delightful and touching story of Christmas, the season in which hope comes alive. This one is sure to become a holiday classic!
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The Star Wars Vault
May the Force be with you! Check out the most amazing collection of Stars Wars material in one book---ever.
For geeks and the normal among us.
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Dr. Bertrand Piccard
Meet a true adventurer, a man who among his many accomplishments, has sailed across the globe in a balloon. He truly climbs great heights and dedicates much to the welfare of children throughout the world.
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Dwight Evans
Number 24, right field for the Boston Red Sox discusses the 2007 Series win by the Sox as well as his work in helping find a cure for neurofibromatosis, a disease affecting his family.
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Oceanographer Amy Bower
Dr. Bower works at Woods Hole. She is visually impaired and is working to bring the science of oceanography to the students at the Perkins School for the Blind.
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Father Knows Less
Meet NY Times editor Wendell Jamieson, author of "Father Knows Less or: Can I Cook My Sister." Rather intriguing title, eh? What is it our children want to know and what are the answers?
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Science Writer Sandra Blakeslee
In her fascinating new book, Sandra Blakeslee explores brain mapping. Learn a lot more about how your brain works with the author of "Your Body Has a Mind of Its Own."
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Garrison Keillor
Meet the man who has penned lots of humorous stories and hosts the legendary radio show "A Prairie Home Companion."
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Tina Packer, Shakespeare and Co.
Meet Tina Packer, most often the creative director at Shakespeare and Company in Lenox. These days she has take a star turn portraying the legendary Egyptian queen in "Antony and Cleopatra."
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Bill Cosby
Comedian, author, actor, humanitarian Bill Cosby joined me before his appearance at the South Shore Music Circus and mused about humor, kids, I Spy and a lot more.
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Glenn Kurtz
Glenn is the author of \"Practicing: A Musician\'s Return to Music.\" So many of us understand the importance of practice and how it guides us through our lives. Glenn reveals a lot in his wonderful book.
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"Reclaiming History" The JFK Assassination
Famed prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi delivers the most thoroughly researched book on the Kennedy Assassination entitled, "Reclaiming History." It puts to rest numerous conspiracy theories. Mr. Bugliosi is the best-selling author of such books as "Helter Sk
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Mary-Kyle Douglas, Children's Author
Mary has written a beautiful children's book called, "Clara's Gift from the Heart," a story about a little girl with long hair who learns about the power of giving. Link to www.locksoflove.org and www.marykyledouglas.com for more.
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Brian Tracy and The Way To Wealth
Brian Tracy leads businesses and individuals to wealth and success. Hear how this nationally known consultant does it and how it might work for you.
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Excuse Me, your Job is Waiting
Laura George is an expert consultant helping folks find their dream job. In her new book, "Excuse Me, Your Job Is Waiting," she teaches readers how to apply the Law of Attraction along with traditional job search techniques to the job search process.
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The Israel Caucas
Meet Ruti Lande, the head of the new Israel Caucus at the Kennedy School of Government. She and her colleagues are fostering better understanding, cultural exchange and opportunities for peace and enrichment in our community.
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The Wit and Wisdom of P.J. O'Rourke
P.J. O'Rourke is a satirist, journalist, writer and one witty guy who has penned great stuff for everybody from The National Lampoon to the National Review. Here about his thoughts on politics and his new book, "On the Wealth of Nations: Books That Chang
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Mary Wilson of "The Supremes"
Mary Wilson the original "Dream Girl," who continues to perform around the country. I spoke with her about a lot of cool things including an upcoming "oldies cruise" she is embarking on in the fall.
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Dick Van Dyke
From Broadway to TV, movies to books for children, Dick Van Dyke is an original, one of our most treasured performers.
Here he talks about his career, his hobbies and his latest Christmas book for kids and families.
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Joe Garner, Mr. Pop Culture
Meet Joe Garner, celebrated author who brings to life radio, TV, film, comedy, sports and now NASCAR and his entertaining and informative interactive books.
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Dr. Santo Aurelio
Dr. Santo Aurelio is the author of "How to Say It and Write Correctly Now," the best book of grammar, punctuation and spelling on the market. Santo loves the language and it is always great fun when he visits my show.
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Mindy Pollack on Photo Safari
Mindy Pollack-Fusi took her camera to Africa and brought back amazing photos of animals in the wild. She spent time with me on the show discussing her life-changing trip.
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The Dancing Vakas
Roger and Claire Vaka, from Boston's south shore, have been teaching people to dance for many years. And they have made a lot of people very happy in the process. Dancing is hotter than ever and the Vakas love what they do.
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Rick Izyk, Red Sox Fan Makes Music
Rick Izyk of Springfield has written several songs in honor of his favorite team The Boston Red Sox. His story is inspiring and his dedication to the team is unsurpassed!
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University Games and the Games Lady
Meet Cherie "The Games Lady" from University Games now celebrating 21 years in business with some of the most innovative board games around.
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Poet Marc Widershien
Marc Widershien is a man of letters, music, humor and love...one of Boston's finest poets.
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Interesting and inspiring guests from the Jordan Rich Show on WBZ
