Inside Scoop Live

Genevieve is a little shepherdess with a big imagination. When she finds a sad, pale rainbow, she tells him funny stories until he cries happy tears and his colors return. Genevieve s sheep are caught in the colorful rain of tears and become the Rainbow Sheep.

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Inside Scoop Live talks with Debra Killeen, author of "A Prince in Need: Volume 2 of the Myrridian Cycle." When past sins bleed into the present, and the victims seek vengeance upon the perpetrators, how long is it before far enough becomes too far? When King Reginald Claybourne of Myrridia is slain by an unknown assailant during a visit to a Rhennsbury brothel, the question of motive is open - was the killing political or personal?

Inside Scoop Live talks with M. Hill, author of "The Ones That Got Away: A Dating Memoir." Are you ready to meet your new best friend? Then grab a cup of coffee a let's go.If what they say about girl talk is true, and misery loving company, then come along and enjoy this commiserative tale of the trials and tribulations of modern dating.

Inside Scoop Live talks with Israel del Rio, author of "Honeycomb." "Honeycomb" is del Rio's third novel. Del Rio's began to write, ‘Honeycomb’—the book in 1998. The novel is loosely based on two past-life recollections: the opportunity I had to choose my current life, and the memories of my previous life.

Inside Scoop Live interviews Frank Nappi about his utterly heartbreaking and moving baseball novel. Seventeen-year-old Mickey Tussler is recruited to play for a minor league affiliate of the Boston Braves in the 1940s. Mickey is also autistic, before autism was given a name, and his Aspergers keeps him sealed off from a world he scarcely understands.

Interview with Richard Singer. His book quotes from the Greats, powerful meditations, guided reading and personal journaling.

Inside Scoop Live presents LeslieAnn Butler, artist, writer and former model. She has experienced alopecia areata for thirty years. In her book, If Your Hair Falls Out, Keep Dancing!, she offers stories and struggles of her own and those of other women who have had alopecia in all its forms. Her experience, research and interviews have resulted in a book written in the voice of a good friend who wants to, and can, help.

Inside Scoop Live talks with Anya Achtenberg, author of The Stories of Devil Girl. Devil-Girl is a storyteller smaller than a stain and larger than life, a mythic figure roaming the globe. Born into Brooklyn housing projects and the nightmares of her immigrant family, she becomes a runaway in the human marketplace of the streets of New York. Accompanied by her sense of outrage and sense of humor, ghosts of the ancestors and her prophetic vision, she moves from silence through rage into deep alliance with the marginalized.

David K. Banner is interviewed by Inside Scoop Live. He asks: Ever wonder why certain events allow you to expand your consciousness or alter who you think you are beyond what you normally experience? Through the power of Frameshifting, he'll show you how you can have access to this experience at any time, without adopting, changing, or fixing your beliefs!

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live interview Don Bodey about his new book, F. N. G. where Gabriel Sauers of Two Squad is a soldier, newly arrived in Vietnam--a country too beautiful to invite so savagely unreal a war. But Gabriel won't be a New Guy for long. He'll go through incoming mortars, he ll see the enemy alive. He'll wander through a hell that will turn the green recruit lucky enough to survive into a death-hardened veteran, longing for nothing more than a return to the world of hot baths and cold beer, no bullets, and no noise.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live bring Linday Weaver Clark to talk about her new book.With mysterious letters, cattle rustlers, a spunky woman, the liar's fire, Halloween, and young love, there is always something happening in "Edith and the Mysterious Stranger".

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live present: A murderous queen, A condemned dragonspawn, And the woman thrust between them.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live talk to Majorie McKinnon on ways to REPAIR your life from incest and child abuse.

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live present Jean Bogio as she talkes aobut Stolen Fields: A Story of Eminent Domain and the Death of the American Dream

Reader Views and Inside Scoop Live present Laura Bruno as she speaks about "If I Only Had a Brain Injury: A TBI Survivor and Life Coach's Guide to Chronic Fatigue, Concussion, Lyme Disease, Migraine, or Other ‘Medical Mystery "

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Tina Field Howe as she talks about her new book "Alysa of the Fields: Book One in the Tellings of Xunar-kun." Hidden deep in the mountains of planet Xunar-kun, the Field Folk clan believed themselves to be the only remaining people, otherthan the distant Trailmen, to inhabit their devastated world. They were wrong. In realizing her individuality, Alysa - a young woman of the Folk -risks all to save her people from certain peril. As a result, long-hidden truths are revealed, age-old hatreds are healed, and Alysa leads her people to a new way of life.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Phyllis Zimbler Miller as she talks about her new book "Mrs. Lieutenant: A Sharon Gold Novel." In the spring of 1970 – right after the Kent State National Guard shootings and President Nixon’s two-month incursion into Cambodia – four newly married young women come together at Ft. Knox, Kentucky, when their husbands go on active duty as officers in the U.S. Army. Different as these four women are, they have one thing in common: Their overwhelming fear that, right after these nine weeks of training, their husbands could be shipped out to Vietnam – and they could become war widows.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Celia Rabberg as she talks about her new book "Do You Get the Feeling?: A handbook to facilitate emotional awareness and communication 150 ways to express yourself." "Do You Get the Feeling" is a smorgasbord of 150 emotional scripts which can be easily implemented with cognitive behavioral techniques. It is a valuable tool for the clinician, educator, counselor, drama teacher, ESL instructor and anyone who enjoys being in touch with that softer side of themselves. It is my hope that these write-ups will be a springboard to strengthen communication between friends, spouses, parents and children, and ultimately, open a world of self-expression to the reader.

Inside Scoop Live and Reader views present Michele Lewis as she talks about her new book "Reaching Out from the Inside." High school teacher Mare Lumen has always strived to live a good, honorable life. But when her brother is accused of some terrible crimes, her family's name is splashed across the headlines of every newspaper and newscast in her home state of Maine. The statewide scandal launches Mare on a difficult and life-changing journey that results in a deep experience of compassion, surrender, and healing.