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00:20The Google Change and Your Business as a Writer
The Google change and your freelance web content writing business.
by freelancertoday in Writing
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The Poet the Pen and the perce...
The Apartments first audio party! This is an open creative writing segment. writings will be recited, discussions will be held, callers will be taken.
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Just A Few Laughs
On Tuesday Feb. 22nd we are going to have members of "Esther's Follies" on the show. Esther's Follies is an improv show in Austin. This should be fun! Come join us as we laugh it up and talk about the differences and similarity of Improv and writing. See you then! This is their website if you want to check them out first http://www.esthersfollies.com
by ScottWalden in Writing
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Genecyst Live! Episode 6
This episode will focus on Ecstasy of Gold and the upcoming 100th Event!!! Call-ins will be accepted!
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Meet Our Newest Authors-Dee Re...
Meet LM Inc. & Lesbian Memoirs newest offerings "A Pouring Through" by Dee Renee Smith and "Haven" by Spoken
"A Pouring Through" is a congealing mix of passion, brokenness and hope. The result is an empowered woman purely expressing from all aspects of her being.
"Haven" is a lesbian erotica book series that explores the world of BDSM through the eyes of a submissive and her Domme.
Check them out at www.lmwrites.com
by Lesbian Memoirs in Writing
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WriteOn! - Saving History and ...
WriteOn! is a round table discussion with experts from fields of writing. Join in the discussion to learn more from our experts. If you have a topic you'd like to learn more about give us a call or email: admin@stimulating-conversation.com
Todays show will feature our guests Kendra Bonnett from Womensmemories.com and Matilda Butler; Co Author's of Rosie's Daughters: The "First Women To" Generation Tells Its Story and are writers for Story Circle Network; Anne Preston an oral historian with theby WriteOn Round Table in Writing
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Blogatique with Ananda Leeke: Poet Yael Flusberg
Join Ananda Leeke for a conversation with Yael Flusberg, a poet, writer, yoga teacher, Reiki practitioner, and consultant. Her new book
The Last of My Village is a collection of contemplative poems that pay tribute to that which we all leave behind — neighborhoods, families, aspirations — in order to begin again.
The Last of My Village won Poetica Magazine’s 2010 Chapbook Contest. Visit http://yaelflusberg.wordpress.com.by Ananda Leeke Show in Writing
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Basic Article Writing Sturcture
Gain an understanding of how to put a piece together in a succient way that allows your creativity to step in without compromising your ability to get your message accross to the reader.
by jenniferstorm in Writing
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The Creative Writing Podcast
Celebrating the kick off of National Novel Writing Month.
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A Storybook Ending
Review an Open Source writing program called “Storybook.” A powerful tool for professional, armature and student writers that I have grown to love. Discuss the power of the social media for writers of the 21st century and the DFW Writer’s Conference in February.
by Alidukes Tower in Writing
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Episode 1 - Meet Author Bryson Kilmer
This will be my first show on Blog Talk Radio. I will be interviewing author Bryson Kilmer. His debut novel "Point Hope" is on sale now. Bryson has a book signing scheduled Sunday, November 21st at Border's in Folsom, CA.
by BillWalker in Writing
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My first show
I am new to internet radio hosting. This is my first first show
by 8milesfinest in Writing
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Sensual Poetry Night
Tonight is a triple play of erotic poetry. You will not be disappointed if you favor short stories. So sit back, relax and listen to sensual word play that will get your panties wet and your member standing at attention!
by MistressSophiaDeSade in Writing
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The Haven Snitch v.2.1
The second scheduling of The Haven Snitch.
by The Haven Snitch vX2 in Writing
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Practical Publishing Principles
Self-published children's author and poet, C.L. Threatt, gives aspiring authors practical and powerful principles on how to pursue a publisher or self-publish their own work. The show is designed to inspire and motivate authors of all genres to never give up on their dreams.
by C L Threatt in Writing
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Author Elliot Howard
Elliot Howard was born in Findlay, Ohio. At the age of 16, his family moved to Sugar Land, TX. Shortly after moving he began to write. No matter where he went, Elliot's writings followed. Elliot wrote while attending University Of Houston, transferring and graduating from the University of Pittsburgh, graduate school at Bowling Green State University, marriage, fatherhood, and all points in between. Poetry is his snapshot in... time because words mean more than pictures to Elliot. They alloweby Inspiration Diva in Writing
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Fiction writing is great. You can make up almost anything.
With that wonderful quote from Ivana Trump, in this episode of this writer's group I'm going to attempt to explore the various forms of fiction writing while trying not to make an ass out of myself. In addition, I'm making this an hour long episode. It is up to you caller to make this show happen by sharing your poetry, prose either fiction, non-fiction, or just a scary combination of both. I will ramble on like Ivana with random observations and truisms and until you the caller call, call in
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Long Distance Relations Book Reading
Leading up to the celebration of a great first year in publishing, I will be hosting a weekly reading of the book that launched me out into the deep as a published author, Long Distance Relations. At the conclusion of the series I will introduce a new give-a-way and introduce my next release.
by LaFreddie B Live in Writing
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Self Publishing
Our guest for this episode is Melissa Bowersock, who has published (and self-published) a number of novels. She's going to walk us through the options for considering self publishing in your writing career: costs, file types, pros/cons, ease of working with the different services, and more. Don't miss this!
by Writing Mafia in Writing
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E. F. Watkins on Liberty State Writers Radio
Sit down with author E. F. Watkins member of the Liberty State Fiction Writers. Hear about her upcoming release as well as her thoughts on craft and publishing.
by LSF Writers in Writing
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On Writing and Self Publishing in The Twenty-First Century
Discussions and interviews with writers, editors, readers, teachers, and many others about the new face of self publishing and self promotion in the twenty-first century.
by Craig A Grossman in Writing
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Yukon Mystery Lounge: Crime in Canada's National Parks
This Canada Day marks 125 years since the formation of Canada's national park system. Protecting our national heritage is a new breed of park warden - the Parks Canada Law Enforcement Officer. The Yukon members of the Crime Writers of Canada host an interview with Birch Howard of the Yukon Field Unit. Join moderator Jessica Simon for a look at the scope and challenges of modern-day crime fighting in Canada's hinterland.
by Yukon Writers Live in Writing
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Peevish Penman Episode One
This is a pre-testing pretesting podcast for Peevish Penman. Entirely uninteresting, unless you want to hear "testing, testing, testing" and other great quips.
by Peevish Penman in Writing
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Sarah We Got Your Back
Sarah We Got Your Back is a series of 12 volumes, one every 90 days. Each with a different sub-Title, Vol-1 Coup d'etat in he USA, now on Kindle, print copy June 3rd, amazon.com $12.98, Portion of the proceeds go to Team Sarah
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Author Sherry Bedard discusses Sherry's Secret Dictionary
Does your dog come with a dictionary? Now he can! This book gives you all possible solutions to your dog’s misbehaviours! Is your dog chewing? Is your dog barking or digging up your flowers? Just look in the table of contents and find the problem you are experiencing with your dog. Go to the page indicated and start correcting your dog! There are many different solutions to each problem because every dog is different and one solution that may work on your neighbor’s dog, may not work on yours! L
by SherryBedard in Writing
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Author Chat: Lakisha Spletzer
Come join author Lakisha Spletzer and special guest JD Hollyfield as they discuss the release of Lakisha's YA novel, "Werelove: Dusk Conspiracy."
by Lakisha Spletzer in Writing
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Sandy Rees Puts the FUN in Fundraising
Just when you thought all was lost for fundraising, along comes Sandy Rees. Sandy is the fundraiser's, FUNDraiser when it comes to putting a fundraising strategy in place in support of your nonprofit programs, projects and ideas. Join us for a spirited discussion on what it takes to masterfully and successfully organize a winning fundraising campaign. Sandy Rees is author of several books, to include Fundraising Buffet, Seven Essential Steps to Raising Money by Mail.by GrantConsultingPros in Writing
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Poetry and Performance: Joe Weil, Adele Kenny and Tom Healy
We're talking about the nature of performance and poetry; and lots of other things.
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Patrick video game Reviews
Patrickvgr's opening segment includes at least one review as well as a breif descr. of upcoming Game News and releases. if you would like more details email me at patrickvgr@gmail.com or go to patrickvgr.ning.com
by patrickvgr in Writing
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Make Money Writing - The more you learn, the more you earn
As exciting as it is to make money writing, it's not the end of the journey. Build a habit of investing in your education - and it will pay off big time.
by SueLaPointe in Writing
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The Chopper Caper by George Dorsey and R.D. Moore
R.D. Moore and the late George Dorsey's son, Dean Dorsey, join us this afternoon to discuss "The Chopper Caper," an action-packed novel that centers around two combat chopper pilots who, during the middle of the Vietnam War, plan to hijack an armored truck with three million in cash that's traveling through Oregon.
by Dorsey Moore in Writing
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The IKE Disease by Roger Casterline
Writer and former guidance counselor Roger Casterline has written an invaluable book, "The IKE Disease," which will become the resource for communicating with your children. Today, Mr. Casterline will discuss his book, the writing process and how readers can use his book to build a better bridge of communication with their children.
by Roger Casterline in Writing
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The Great Writers Publishing Series: Historical Nonfiction
N. Kali Mincy Coach for Writers interviews Dr. Patricia Sullivan, author of Lift Every Voice: The NAACP & the Making of the Civil Rights Movement.
Join them as they discuss:
* Writing and publishing strategies that create great nonfiction
* The history of black wealth in America
* Gentrification and a history of other American housing crises
* Why the biggest names in civil rights haven't made it to the history books
* What Americans must do before they can have honest, constructby Great Writers Radio in Writing
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The Hit Stageplay Circle Of influence
Adrian will talk to the new cast of the hit StagePlay Circle of Influence by Sherry Wright Gully.
Staring:
Adrian Kelly, Jr.
Darick Patterson
Diamond wright
Joshua Hearn
Jermon Carter
Diamond Major
Sonja Branscomb
Gloria Cooper- Woodard
Jonathan Lavalle
Michael Wright
Felica Ezell
Gina Patterson
Tenethia Marshall
by Youth For Christ in Writing
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Toronto Nano Radio Show - FINAL Episode for 2009
This is it! The final episode! Tonight we will interview tabs, and see if someone else will also join me. :D
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Fate's Open Arms by Dr. Ofer Mazar
Dr. Ofer Mazar releases a blockbuster of a romance novel as two young lovers strive to stay together while dealing with their personal demons. Inspired by his own teenage years in Beverly Hills, Mazar’s characters are appealing despite their downfalls – or perhaps because of them – and their youthful invincibility meets its true limitations as they fall prey to drugs, betrayal and the cruel hand of fate.
by Dr. Ofer Mazar in Writing
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Paudie's Magical Adventures by Nicholas D. Power
Spend time with author Nicholas D. Power as he discusses his book, Paudie's Magical Adventures. This charming children’s tale takes you along on Paudie’s Magical Adventures, as the tiny leprechaun uses his special powers to help other leprechaun villages. Paudie learns that by helping others, he receives far more in return. To purchase a copy of the book, visit: http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/PaudiesMagicalAdventures.html
by Nicholas D. Power in Writing
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Kedar Prasad, author of Bio-Shield: Antioxidants Against Radiological, Chemical & Biological Weapons
Visit with Dr. Kedar Prasad, author of "Bio-Shield: Antioxidants Against Radiological, Chemical and Biological Weapons." In today’s world, many people worry about terrorist threat of exploding nuclear or dirty bomb, chemical weapons or biological weapons more than did in the past. This book may reduce their fear by describing the nature of each of these weapons and their adverse health effects In addition, instead of feeling helpless, the guidelines in this book can help you to a simple program
by Dr. Kedar N. Prasad in Writing
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Mamie Smith, author of The Unfolding of a Rose
"The Unfolding of a Rose" is the story of a mother’s love. It is a story of a beautiful, young woman whose physical life was cut short by disease. It is a story of faith, survival, and a message of hope to anyone who has suffered from the loss of a loved one. Smith’s amazing and beautiful tribute will touch your heart and soul. To order a copy of the book, visit: http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/TheUnfoldingOfARose.html
by Mamie Smith in Writing
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Tough Women in History
Join critically-acclaimed writers Rebecca Cantrell and Kelli Stanley, as they discuss the tough women of another generation ... from early 1930s Berlin, and Rebecca's Hannah Vogel series (A TRACE OF SMOKE), to Kelli's upcoming 1940 San Francisco novel, CITY OF DRAGONS.
by Rebecca Cantrell in Writing
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