Diana Clarke, founder of Elizabeth Publications and recent author of Under Water Stories joins us on this episode. We dive into the creative writing process, her education, and how she made Underwater Stories go from an idea to a published book of short stories. Be sure to visit her site and support her dreams by purchasing a copy of Under Water Stories for yourself.

https://www.elizabethpublications.com

On this episode we're joined by Krista as she shares her incredible journey of overcoming addiction and abuse. It’s a story of tough times and unwavering determination to stay sober. And guess what? She’s living on her own, battling all the odds stacked against her. It’s truly inspiring!

Boo Paranormal sits down to discuss all the things that go bump in the night. I had the pleasure of going out to the Benson Grist Mill two weeks ago and we touch on that night, other excursions and how they got into paranormal investigating.

In this episode, we welcome author Cindy Romero and illustrator Tim Romero, an artistic and storytelling duo, to discuss their children’s book series, “Skip Thomas Adventures.” The books follow the adventures of Skip Thomas, a remarkable rescue dog, as he navigates life’s experiences. We delve into the process of transforming a concept into a fully published book that resonates with both children and adults.

Support their book series by visiting www.skipthomasadventures.com. A portion of book sales proceeds will be donated to animal charities.

On this episode I am joined by my friend Jen who has seen life through multiple lenses. Jen converted to the L.D.S. faith in her early 20's and later left the church for personal reasons, which she talks to us about. She also considered herself a conservative in the political realm but has since shifted to a more liberal perspective. It was a pleasure to sit down and have a conversation about the current state of the political world and why she views the world the way she does.

This episode is on the longer end of the listening length but it's loaded of funny stories and experiences we all had during our school years. Listen along as we dive into our elementary, junior high, and high school adventures loaded with laughs and some somber moments. This episode is sure to bring back found memories of your school days which we would love to hear about.

You Bin, a South Korean Citizen sits down to talk with us today about what it's like to be a foreigner studying in America on a student visa. We discuss the differences in culture, religion, military service, and hobbies. This conversation gave me an interesting look into how a foreign citizen views America and the appreciation he has for this great Country. It also made me ponder on how different we are as a Country and the things we take for granted.

This Episode highlights the issues our Armed Service Members face with PTSD and adjustments they must make when transitioning back into Civilian life. We are joined by an Army Veteran who shares his story of being deployed here in our home country and overseas. The toll that certain events played on his mental health and his journey to healing. We also hear from his wife and her perspective on the familie's mental health in dealing with a Military Father being deployed.