Book of Dad Radio Show

So many things spark the creativity that leads to writing, and doing so with a purpose, to inform or entertain. Informative writing is normally academic while writing to entertain serves as the foundation for movies, music or sports commentary. Some of the truly gifted can linguistically spill on either side of the fence. Today we chat with Pamela Lyles a mother, her daughter, and friend who used their talent to create a film.
Pamela, a medical professional, writer, and singer has mentored her daughter Kala to the tune of understanding the entertainment industry. They enlighten us on the various motivations that lead to writing, life, and success. They also talk up the upcoming release of their movie "No Wahala" an interesting trek into the nuances of blending cultures derived from young love and relationships. Be sure to tune in, you just might learn something about young love and telling that story with confidence.

Tam Lawrence
Often times when we see lemon aid, we have no knowledge about the lemons that made it, or where they came from. Metaphorically of course, when talking about the lives of successful people, invisible are the obstacles, hurdles and tribulations transversed to get to where they are. It requires peeling back the layers of life, similar to an onion, removing those layers can make you cry, or make you angry. Then again, those layers can be used as motivation to strive for greatness. We've conversed with some who have done so over the years, Less Brown for instance. Today we talk with another, Image Mogul Tam Lawrence.
Tamu "Tam" Lawrence, the brain trust behind "Exposure Magazine" stops by to chat. She shares emotionally charged information about her upbringing as she reveals what lies beneath those layers that led to her success. Delivering from the perspectives of religion, sexual violence and human trafficking, Tam shares herstory; a story specific to her, transformation from an introvert to an extrovert, from recluse to socialite, by choice or chance- she shares it all. A true story of perservance, perspective and success. You simply can't miss this!
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Real writers write.
Truly talented writers are a rare breed. Most tend to funnel their musings to a particular genre, area or subject matter. Most of us associate writing with a purpose, to inform or entertain. Informative writing is normally academic, while writing to entertain serves as the foundation for movies, music or sports commentary. Some of the truly gifted can linguistically pontificate on either side of the fence. Today we chat with one such talent, Dr. Sid Jacobs.
Dr. Jacobs, a novelist, and publisher of peer-reviewed articles stops by to chat. He enlightens us on the various motivations that lead to writing, life, and success. An alumnus of a Les Brown leadership workshop, he is an educator, public speaker and mentor for the ages. Be sure to tune in, you just might find your writing center.

Common knowledge indicates that situations and problems motivate people differently. One certain motivator is/are conditions surrounding our children. The founder of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), and the creator of America's Most Wanted are two national level pundits who were motivated by events involving their children. And, it transformed those disparaged parents into renowned lobbyist and influencers. Today we chat with a parent who's son is inflicted with a debilitating illness that transformed her into an activist, lobbyist and best selling author, Deborah Harris.
Join us as Dr. B chats with the parent of an autistic child, Ms. Deborah Harris. Listen in as we get enlightened by a parent of a child with the confusing, life-altering dilemma that is Autism. Deborah schools us on the many scenarios that are common in the life of a family member related to someone with Autism. She discusses her life, book, divorce and idiosyncratic events specific to her son's condition. Please join us for a mixed emotion revelation that many are reluctant to discuss.