Never a Niche Live tracks: Recent Episodes
Never a Niche Live
Never a Niche Live talk radio is an expansion of the blog, "Never a Niche". Never stick with just one niche when there's a whole world to explore.
In 1938, Orson Welles shocked and panicked the world when he broadcast a show, live, on the CBS radio station, with help from his Mercury Theater cast. People who tuned in late didn't hear the details about the show being simply a play. This is the story and the live broadcast that sent the world into panic mode, thinking their world was being invaded by aliens.
After watching "Long Island Medium" I found several sites and videos that are bashing Theresa Caputo. They claim she's a fake. Is this true?
Also, I have a confession to make that I have only made to family and very close friends. But it will be our little secret, okay?
Three time author Jennifer Kathleen Gibbons discusses her choices for upcoming books and talks about her own books. She gives advice for those who are considering publishing their own works as well.
Find Jennifer's books on Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble and on her blog on Red Room.
Post traumatic stress disorder is normally associated with those who have been in combat. PTSD symptoms can appear in those who have been through any traumatic experience such as natural disasters, rape, combat, abuse and other factors.
Tim Carter experienced the loss of a mother when he was 15, the loss of a 15 month old son, his spouse and a sister. His father attempted to kill him twice and he fought in the Vietnam war, arriving just in time for TET.
Carter explains the symptoms of PTSD and methods that help those who suffer from the disorder in his interview with Never a Niche Live.
Laura Johnston Kohl was a member of Peoples Temple and survivor of Jonestown, where 913 people died in the agricultural project compound and 5 more were gunned down at the Port Kaituma airstrip. Laura shares her book, "Jonestown Survivor: An Insider's Look" and her life before, after and during one of the most horrific tragedies in American history.