The interviews in this blog are as follows: Author Josephine Ranes / Author Mark Giglio / Interview with Bill O' Connor / Ellis Amburn / Mary Youngblood
Interview with Author Josephine Ranes with Host Kiler Davenport
Josephine is an adopted only child that grew up in the Pacific Northwest until her father joined the military and she moved around to several states until settling in Texas. After 18 years, she moved back to the Pacific Northwest to be closer to family.
Josephine began writing as a child, but due to the nature of her writing, was told to stop. She then picked it back up in her 20′s, and now has published 9 books. Most are poetry, one is short stories. She has also written 3 songs, all of which are now recorded.
Interview with Author Mark Giglio with Host Kiler Davenport
I started my adult life with an honorable discharge from the Air Force followed by a degree in English. Along came a wife and a baby boy. Circumstances lead me to follow my own bent and not the one I studied. I feel I have tasted enough of the bitter and sweet of life to share my notion of life’s essence in my writing. I’ve always been interested in the connections people have with each other and the world around them. History, humanities, art, philosophy, anthropology, world religions, and the natural world have been a fascination for me and a fountainhead for inspiration.
Interview with Bill O' Connor with Host Kiler Davenport
"With all their faults, trade-unions have done more for humanity than any other organization of men that ever existed. "They have done more for decency, for honesty, for education, for the betterment of the race, for the developing of character in man, than any other association of men." - Bill OConnor (comment by OConnor on Face Book about trade-unions)
Interview with Ellis Amburn with Host Kiler Davenport
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD: The Obsessions, Passions, and Courage of ELIZABETH TAYLOR By Ellis Amburn interview with Host Kiler Davenport. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD is a magnificent biography of the Academy Award®-winning actress and legendary beauty. The book captures the unparalleled Elizabeth Taylor in all her tragedy and splendor -- her tumultuous loves, her doomed affections, her shocking excesses, her courage, and her inimitable style. Filled with stunning revelations about the men in her life (Burton, Clift, Hilton, Dean, Fisher), the book also details Taylor's life in recent years. Amburn shares information about Taylor's health concerns, her unswerving devotion to Michael Jackson and her reaction to his untimely death, her appointment by HRH Queen Elizabeth II as Dame Commander of the British Empire, and Taylor's work to support gay rights.
Interview with Mary Youngblood with Kiler Davenport
A LITTLE INFORMATION ABOUT MARY YOUNGBLOOD: Native American Mary Youngblood, half Seminole and half Aleut, is the first woman to professionally record the Native American Flute, and the first woman to win not just one, but two Grammy Awards for "Best Native American Music Album". About her second Grammy Award, Silver Wave Records said, "...Mary Youngblood has always had the talent to stand out above the crowd, and with this honor she stakes her claim as the number one star of Native American music." Mary Youngblood takes little credit for the intense emotions people feel when they listen to her music. "I am only a vessel between Creator and this instrument. As a sculptor would tell you, the clay has a spirit of its own and decides what it will become; so it is with the flute. These songs came from those who walked before me."
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