Billy Dees

This is a commentary about the value of analyzing objective truths in our daily lives. Skepticism gets a bad rap and we are here today to talk about it. Oh, and a new term, "toxic positivity," and why it is harmful.

On this episode we are discussing the role of food regarding our well-being. Lenora is itsanewdawn4you on TikTok and is passionate about the role of eating properly as part of overall wellness. Lenora's TikTok Link: https://www.tiktok.com/@itsanewdawn4you?source=h5_m

On this episode we are discussing and speculating about the events on the stock market last week.Recorded Live Jan 31, 2021 8:30PM EST with guest cohost Jack Casey

Our guest today is Penny, who is a Hospice Nurse who shares her experiences to normalize death and dying. She also describes herself as the CEO of sass. As Penny says in the podcast in regard to life, no one gets out of here alive. This discussion may not be for everyone. For those who are interested, however, the topics range from death itself, the consistencies the dying often experience in the final stages of death, and personal beliefs regarding the afterlife. You can find @Nurse_Penny on TikTok

On this episode Billy Dees has a conversation with the CEO of Fish My Spot, Larissa Smith. Larissa discusses her background with working with children, her entrepreneurial journey with Fish My Spot, and the lack of opportunities for children and families to spend time outside. You can find out more about Fish My Spot at https://www.fishmyspot.com/

Recorded live January 11, 2021 this episode is a commentary and discussion program with Billy Dees and guest cohost Jack Casey. Among the topics discussed are the Capitol Building, free speech, and social media.

On this episode, we are talking to Deborah Fezelle who recently released her new book, “Full Circle.” This is her third installment of the Nick McDeare suspense book series; the previous books being, “The Evil That Men Do” and “A Walking Shadow.” You can find "Full Circle" here:https://www.amazon.com/Full-Circle-McDeare-Deborah-Fezelle/dp/0960008594

Linda D’Ae-Smith is the author of, “Standing Against the Rage”Based on the true story of Mildred Flatau’s miraculous escape from domestic violence.Based on newspaper accounts and historical records along with Mildred’s own diary, author Linda D’Ae-Smith tells Mildred’s story of survival from a horrific day of violence on March 17, 1933 and how Mildred’s faith was pivotal in her perseverance. During this podcast episode Linda discusses the writing of Mildred’s story and other aspects of domestic violence.You can find Linda's book here:https://www.amazon.com/Standing-Against-Rage-miraculous-domestic/dp/0960008586

This episode is a review of some of the content from 2020. It also talks a little bit about the podcast and some of the episodes that are ahead in 2021.

Kevin is the author of, “Dear Stephen Michael's Mother: A Memoir.”The book is a memoir of how a young boy who was abandoned, abused, and addicted; transformed into a man with the hope, courage and resilience to seek his biological mother.Kevin’s story begins at being abandoned by his mother at birth. He then began a cycle of adoption, addiction, and child sexual abuse. By the time he was 20, Kevin completely fell into a suicidal lifestyle of drug dealing and prostitution. At 45 and after many years of recovery, Kevin began a painful journey to uncover his origins, and the search for his mother.You can find Kevin's book here on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Dear-Stephen-Michaels-Mother-Memoir/dp/1735760005Kevin's YouTube Channel is here:https://www.youtube.com/c/KevinBarhydtThe book Kevin references in the podcast by Judith Grisel "Never Enough: The Neuroscience and Experience of Addiction" is here:https://www.amazon.com/Never-Enough-Neuroscience-Experience-Addiction/dp/0385542844

This is an interview with Julie who many people know from her large following on TikTok. During this discussion we cover topics such as Generation X, TikTok, and certain aspects of social media. You can find Julie on TikTok @julieanderson426

This episode is an interview with Christine and Jen who are the hosts of the "Moms Are Not Funny Podcast." The subjects ranges from styles of comedy, standup during covid, and the premise of their podcast.

This episode is a commentary by the host about kindness, especially pertaining to simple acts of kindness amid the current pandemic.

Recorded LIVE the Monday of Thanksgiving week, this episode discusses the importance of gratitude and kindness.

This was a LIVE discussion with humorist Dorothy Rosby on Monday Nov 16, 2020 at 8:00PM EST.Topics include masks, humor, and some "did you know" trivia.

Talking post-election 2020!

We will be talking about the election, media, and maybe some predictions.

Our guest on this episode is Stephanie. She is here to share her story of trauma and recovery.On September 29, 2018 her life, and that of her children, was transformed indefinitely from that of a healthy 47-year-old single parent of two children, to that of a critically injured and air-lifted patient fighting for her life, by a drunk driver. Stephanie hopes to share her story of determination and recovery.

Our guest on this podcast is Yohance Salimu who is the author of, “Underprivileged Overachiever - A Crenshaw Story.”The book is his memoir chronicling his journey from youth at Crenshaw Senior High School in California to his study of Geospatial Science at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Yohance speaks openly and candidly about his experiences and hardships on his way to success as a fighter and a survivor. "If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two impostors just the same... you'll be a Man, my son!" - Joseph Rudyard KiplingYou can find the book here on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Underprivileged-Overachiever-Crenshaw-Y-Salimu-ebook/dp/B08DTBZWZF

On this HumorOutcast interview is Wil 3 who is the author of, “Heartly Law?”During this interview Wil 3 covers how aspects of his own life fold into his stories, his writing techniques, and how little moments can be character inspirations. (Synopsis) A congregation is packed into a church and witnesses a would-be assassin shoot Nicholas Rossi, a young man believed to be responsible for numerous miracles. After the shot rang out, Father Thomas O’Toole stood on the altar with a .38 Special still smoking and his intended victim, Nicholas Rossi, was gone. Ari Meyer, Esquire, a 15-year veteran of the Public Defender’s Office, is assigned to represent Father O’Toole at trial for attempted homicide. The case becomes oddly personal to Meyer and puts his personal life into a downward spiral down along with his law practice. “Heartly Law?,” the sequel to “Heartly God?,” follows Ari Meyer as he attempts to convince a jury that a single isolated event should not outweigh an entire life dedicated to service and kindness f