The Cameron Journal Podcast: Recent Episodes
Cameron Cowan
The Cameron Journal Podcast is the audio home for Cameron Cowan. He's a political commentator, Writer, Bookseller, and Editor-in-Chief of Rouges Magazine. We talk politics, life, and anything fun that Cameron wants to talk about in this podcast. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cameron-cowan/support
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Andy Semotiuk who is an immigration lawyer helping people in Canada and the US immigrant back and forth. He has a history of moving between both countries and his perspective in our current crisis with Canada and more is fascinating. If you're thinking about making the big move, this is a must-watch episode.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about....podcasting! Adam Torres has built and impressive business around podcasting and interviews and he's here to teach me a few things about podcasting and how to create a career from talking to people (which is my favorite thing to do).
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Joe Menninger who is one of the leading lights in the german-speaking startup scene in central Europe (Germany, Austria, Czechia, and Switzerland). We talk about AI, we talk about the European startup scene (not as bad as you'd think!) and much more!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're taking a little trip to Iran courtesy of Dr. Reza Rajebi who has written two fascinating books: The Dead Man's Pacemaker and Code Extinction. We also talk alot about Iran and his heritage along the way. Learn more at: https://rezarajebi.com
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're visiting with labor economist Ron Hetrick. We address the weakness in the current labor market and the coming market contractions as the labor force shrinks down at the end of the 2020s. Ron was so kind to speak with us, especially considering his booking was a suggestion of my Nana (a long-time supporter of the show).
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with John DeDakis. He was a editor for Wolf Blitzer on CNN and sat in the press room during the Reagan years. We talk about the old days, the new days, and his new fiction book about a White House press secretary gets pregnant and turns abortion from a national debate into a personal one.
Nikki Anarado is a wonderful expert on relationships and how women, most importantly, can revive their dating career and find a stable relationship and marriage. She has helped many women go from a dead dating life to finding their man of their dreams. She has practical advise to help women seek out the right kind of man. Believe it or not, women have a hard time dating too and Nikki is here to help!
Julian Raven painted a beautiful painting of President Donald Trump. It is patriotic and so much more. It is very similar to art done for Barack Obama, however, when Julian got the chance to have his work shown at the Smithsonian in D.C. they refused. Julian felt it was unfair and sued. He's in court now and he's telling his story. It's been all over the headlines but it is a story you've probably not heard about.
What makes a great leader? In this interview, we talk with Marc Koehler who was a submarine commander and knows how to get people working together, a plus when travelling in a nuclear powered tube under the water doing secret missions! In this fascinating interview we learn about Marc and what principles he uses for great leadership.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are taking a spicy trip over to #booktok to talk about romantasy fiction books and the new (and very popular) romance books that are in the market now. Bria Rose does fairytale retellings with a spicy twist and we are getting into all the details!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Al Kushner who is an expert on all things to do with LinkedIn. If you're looking for a job, starting a business or other such, networking on LinkedIn can be incredibly rewarding and is fairly essential. We go over the basics of networking, how to fill out your profile and make the worlds biggest professional network work for you!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are getting into business again and we are exploring the importance of humans in the customer relationship and why it is vital for businesses to make sure that their business brings that human touch to their customers. In an age where AI is taking over everything, Bruno is here to push back and remind us of the human element.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Eric Guthrie. He is the Director of Training at the Government Blockchain Association, where he helps shape blockchain education for professionals and policymakers. He’s trained Fortune 500 companies, spoken at global events, and reaches over 65,000 email subscribers each month with clear, actionable content on emerging tech. He is also the author of Blockchain or Die.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Jim Tracy. He is known as the "Grampion" for his ability to build businesses and build great culture that people love to be involved in. He has create wonderful things for his family. If you're into building a legacy for your family, Jim Tracy is the person to talk to. He is here today to tell us about how he builds great businesses with great culture.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're joined by Joseph Bolton who has written a series of books called, "Old Grandmother's Tree." It explores the stories of French Canadians and Algonquin first nation peoples. This is a great conversation and a truly different perspective. The books are fully illustrated just like the background in the video! It's a mult-sensory feast!Learn more at oldgrandmotherstree.com
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Rick DeStefanis who has used his training in the 82nd airborne during the Vietnam War to write a brilliant fiction series about the conflict and what those men went through. This is a wonderful series and a great conversation. Learn more here: https://www.rickdestefanis.com/
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Delani Bartlette who has written a new book, "The Dumond Affair: How Lies and Politics Freed a Killer." Those of us alive for the 1990s remember some of the interesting stories coming out of Arkansas when Bill Clinton was in office. Between the WhiteWater land deal (that would lead to the investigation and special prosecutor that would reveal the Monica Lewinsky affair and the resulting impeachment) and the rumors of drug sales, this is a real and interesting scandal where, instead of getting caught, someone was freed due to politics. This is excellently researched and the author is delightful!
Buy the book: https://wildbluepress.com/the-dumond-affair-lies-politics-a-killer-freed-true-crime-expose/
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Lyubim Kogan who is a former finance guy who, after rebuilding his own life and discovering the new hobby of paragliding and parasailing, decided to start an organization to help veterans with their health issues by matching them with practitioners and taking them to the skies! This is an interesting conversation and about one of the best charities. Donate and find out more at https://wings4heroes.org/
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Melissa Winger who is an author and patient advocate after navigating the healthcare system for her special needs child. We have been having an on-going conversation on this show about the healthcare system and this continues that conversation.
You can find her book here: https://www.whocaresbooks.com
Bruce Chalmers a marriage counselor and therapist who is the author of a new book called, "Betrayal and Forgiveness: How to Navigate the Turmoil and Learn to Trust Again" and in this conversation we are exploring relationships, marriage, intimacy, the tension of emotions within romance and like usual when therapists come on this show, I spent an hour doing therapy for my own issues. I am being vulnerable in public so you don't have to! In any case, join us in this conversation as we explore relationships and intimacy.
Today we are joined by Mercy, they are a creative, a restauranteur, coach, and someone who knows how to create a fulfilling and creative life. They are also a contributor at Planksip and we are very happy that they recommended them to come chat with us. Our conversation explores art, media, experiences, and travel. Come fly with us on this wide-ranging chat!
What would you do if you were in China and suddenly you were being detained and taken to a jail. No one speaks your language and you don't speak theirs. That thought might be terrifying but today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are going to meet someone who has gone through this and lived to tell the tale. Chancellor Jackson is now an author but he was a football player for Stetson and is a Georgia native. We talk about his book, his story and a little writing shop.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with the author of the new book, Silver Echoes. This book explores the 1920s when silver was king and the Queen of the Colorado Rockies was riding high while her daughter was making her own way on the silver screen. Rebecca Rosenberg is a historical novelist and someone who just loves life in her garden and in her journeys. We have a great chat about her book and its connection to my home state of Colorado.
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Jose Nino is a new voice in political commentary and getting together with him is like talking to a colleague. He is a commentator that I would describe as a vanguard of our new political climate. He's giving out hot takes against the old guard of the GOP and much more.
Jose Nino is on substack giving his hot takes on the days headlines: https://josbcf.substack.com
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we welcome Paul Greenberg!Paul Greenberg has just written a new book that is all hypothetical but a fun future to consider. In his new book, A Third Term, George Washington is brought back from his deathbed in 1799 to run against President Trump in 2028. Both men are seeking a 3rd time, so how will the aristocratic swagger of the 18th century compete against the bluster of Trump? Paul Greenberg explores just that. Although he is known for his work on climate change and why fish are so important (no, really, one of his books is about angling!), this new book has been featured on PBS, NPR and all your favorite places. We're having a in-depth and casual conversation about modern politics, why fish are important and much more!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Lura Forcum from the Independent Center. They describe themselves as, "The Independent Center is the go-to organization for information, research, and engagement with independent voters, who now make up the majority of the electorate. We represent those who are fed up with partisan politics and feel politically homeless. We believe the future is not red or blue; it's fiscally responsible, socially inclusive, and free to choose the best options for ourselves, our families, and our communities.We are talking about how the current 2-party duopoly is not serving the American people and why it's time to leave the two major parties behind!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Joseph Lenard, he is the host of Christitutionalist Politics (that's just one of his shows) and he is a former IT guy turned political commentator. We've met before on a shock-jock show in the past that was a lot of fun so we meet up again to have an even better conversation and break down the latest changes in AI.
You can learn more at: https://podsite.fm/christitutionalist-tm-politics
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are speaking with Danish geopolitical expert, journalist and screenwriter Michael Sousson. He is the author of Backstabbing for Beginners (which was a major motion picture) about his time at the UN. He now consults around the world and we are very happy to sit down and talk shop with him. Keep up with him at:
https://www.michaelsoussan.com/
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are exploring the beautiful world that Otis Lee has discovered in the highlands of Brazil. In this book, I Was Born in the Forest, he tells the story of the Columbo tribes of Brazil. These towns were founded by escaped slaves from the Portugese plantations in Brazil and were self-sustaining and held back European forces for nearly 100 years. The descendants are still there today and they are a unique aspect of the greater African diaspora in the New World. We talk about all these topics and his other books in this wide ranging and delightful conversation. You can learn more at: https://otislee.com
Best- Selling author, JV Hilliard joins us today to talk about his series, The Warminster Saga. Not only is his fantasy series popular but it is being turned into a immersive video game experience and graphic novel! He's an author powerhouse and we're talking about the writing process, the series and much more! You can learn more here: https://www.jvhilliard.com/
For those with technical roles, you might not realize that you need soft skills too. In this conversation with Evgenyi Kharam, we're talking about the importance of developing those people skills as a technical builder or founder. It might be hard by his book makes it easy! You can buy the book here: https://www.softskillstech.ca
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Corey Quinn about marketing agency growth and his work as a consultant helping agencies grow past their growth ceilings. This conversation is wide-ranging and probably went far beyond where we planned it but it is a fun conversation, especially for my business followers. I really like this ideas about marketing as I continue to grow The Cameron Journal.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are in conversation with Clint Sabom about his new urban fantasy book, Panic Magic. The book is about a magician who completes various feats of magic in ever-larger venues until he gets recruited by an intelligence agency. Clint reminds me of so many great people I grew up with in Arkansas and we have a fun conversation that goes over his writing career and his writing journey. You can learn more and buy here: http://clintsabom.com/
B.R. Bates joins us today on The Cameron Journal Podcast to talk about her new investigative work, The Crack City Strangler. The book is about a serial killer in Detroit in the early 1990s. As the city began its legendary decline, one man put chills into the locals as he worked a few blocks of the city strangling young women. B. R. Bates tells this chilling story in great detail and how he was eventually caught. You can buy the book here: https://a.co/d/4QZwSlJ
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're joined by Rhonda Parker-Taylor and we're talking about her new suspense book: Crossroads. We talk about the writing and publishing process and the fascinating story she has written. This is a fun conversation with a great author! You can learn more here: http://www.rhondaparkertaylor.com/
It's philosophy time! Today we are exploring life and the human condition with Anthony Winning and for this discussion not only are we going to have existential crisis but we'll be travelling down to Australia! Anthony explores the thorny questions of life like morality and truth and in this conversation You can learn more about him and his work at: https://lifeanddepth.com
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Rob Wolf who has written a new biography called, "Not a Real Enemy" about his father who survived both the Nazi and Soviet invasion of Hungary and his escape from those regimes to the US. His grandparents were sent to Auschwitz while he survived in a labor camp too. His father faced so many barriers to live his life freely as a doctor and has his whole life turned upside down too many times. Rob is a delightful man and the conversation is delightful as we continue highlighting stories from the Holocaust.You can buy here: https://mybook.to/I3hEA5
It's a political fight between Jamar Montgomery and Cameron Lee Cowan! Not really, but we do have a great political discussion rehabbing the last election, how to be effective in activist politics, and where the Trump administration is going. Jamar is a highly qualified and highly decorated man who brings wit, clear thinking and expertise together in this exciting conversation.
You can learn more at: http://www.drjamarmontgomery.com/
In this conversation with Jack Kemmer, we're talking with Jack Kammer about men, manhood, and masculinity. We have a wide ranging conversation about the kind of men that young men are looking up to. How do you counter someone like Andrew Tate and others who have the rapt attention of young men. Obviously, this topic is important to me as a past contributor to The Good Men Project. Dive into another conversation on men with Jack Kammer.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are going in a truly odd direction. We're talking about dentistry. Yes, that's right, dentistry and Edward Feinberg is here to tell us that implants may not be the solution to our dental problems.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Robert Cook about the future of the US military and what drone warfare will mean to the battlefield of the future. What does this all mean for US tactics in the future? Robert tries to give us a glimpse into the future.
Today we are chatting about all things film and acting with Matt Drago who is here to promote the new film, Somewhere in Montana. Similar to Yellowstone, the film puts a Hollywood director (played by Drago) against a Montana rancher who doesn't like movie people but does need money.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we have John David Graham and he is here to tell us two stories: 1) Life is not over at 40 2) You can do great things at any age including help people! I was excited to talk to him and his stories and perspective are fascinating and I'm so glad that he's sharing his life experience with us.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Samuel Chambers who is from Florida and he is crowdsourcing and funding a new film. Talking with him is like looking in a mirror when it comes to a young man who is intensely creative and trying to build a dream. I see too much of myself in his spirit and it was a pleasure seeing someone so early in his creative journey!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Andrew Serra who is the author of a new historical fiction book about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. Fun Fact: he was on the same fire company who had fought the fire in 1911. He also was a firefighter in New York on 9-11. We have great conversation about fire, fire safety, and the history of the place.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are talking with Kirk Beck. He is a libertarian and independent sort of man who helps people learn how to use the system to achieve their legal goals in what he calls, "The Power of Paper."
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are talking with Guy Morris who is a long-time F500 executive who has all sorts of interesting knowledge on AI, artificial intelligence and advanced science that will radically change the way we live and possibly humanity as a whole.
Jack Moore has been fascinated by the JFK assassination since college. Now, with President Trump set to release all the documents, Jack and I get together to talk about the conspiracy theories, the facts, and more around the JFK assassination.
Warning! This episode discusses adult themes and is restricted to 18+
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're chatting with Christina Braver about the popularity of romance books and how the genre has recently changed. We also talk about the rise of #booktok and how self-publishing changed romance and made it more diverse. She is a therapist who includes real-world sex tips in her own romance writing so we also talk about sex and our sex lives.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are visiting with Roni Robbins who has authored a new book about her father, Hands of Gold and how he lost his whole family in the Holocaust and dealing with that loss from an ocean away in America.
Greg Vigdor is here with us today to talk about healthcare. He writes thrillers based on navigating the healthcare system and has three books out at gregvigdor.com. Our conversation extends to the entire healthcare system and his experience as a healthcare executive.
Warning! This episode discusses mature themes and is 18+ for the sake this episode. (Mom, this means you!)
Today, on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Vic Lagina who spent the bulk of his career as a producer and photographer for the popular adult entertainment company, Brazzers. In his new book he tells the story of his life and the ups and downs of making adult films. This is a fascinating conversation full of stories and some interesting insights.
Today we are joined by Dimitrios Lopez and he is talking about his new book, Thumos Rising. Based on He-Man fan fiction, this book takes the idea of hypermasculine characters to new heights and levels. We talk about story telling, how these masculine characters inspire boys and how literature can help with that.
Jeffrey Charles Hardy is one of those people who knows how to do good wherever he goes. He does global charitable work and is here to remind us that despite all the claims of nationalism and isolationism that are so pervasive now, there is still a reason to do good around the world.
Ah yes, the Ivy League, those storied institutions with all their societies and rituals. In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Matt Robinson about his new book that explores the storied lore of America's oldest and most venerable institutions.
We are all going to die, so why not make it easier on your loved ones? In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking with Oscar Vasquez (in the middle of the LA fires!) about arranging your estate and how to prepare for your death so your family doesn't have to fight about it in court. You can take steps now and its vital!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're visiting with Dr. James Ogsbury, a retired neurosurgeon, who has written a book a legendary malpractice case he was involved in in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The book takes us through the twists and turns of medicine and law. In this conversation we learn about the book and his storied career.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Dixiane Hillaj about her husband who was an influential Palestinian academic and who was essentially exiled from the West Bank. She has compiled his writings and his stories into a new book which she shares with us in this heartfelt chat that is so prescient to our times.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking shop with Michele DeFilippo and her history in publishing and helping authors self-publish their books! We talk shop, publishing options, what to ask of hybrid publishers and much more!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're chatting with Nicky Billou about his newest project going on various podcasts and talking with all sorts of amazing people about business and leadership. We do a deep dive into him as a person and how he has excelled at life.
Today, on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are back to current events with Michael Anderson who is here to talk about his series of books, including America's Counterfeit Democracy: Rule of the Elite. We spar back and forth on various topics. We will definitely be having another conversation soon.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Woodrow Johnston who is an expert conservative campaign leader. He has over 100+ wins and has been outspent 3 to 1. With this conversation I can see why he is so effective at his campaigning in politics. We talk about polling and the 2024 election and how the pollsters finally figured out how to poll in the Trump era.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about romance and relationships and we're posting it on Valentine's Day! Mario is absolutely delightful and he is here promoting his new book on romance and relationships. We talk about marriage, long-term relationships and what being single in your late 30s and early 40s is like. Does not being in a relationship for a long time make you just not want to be with someone? We answer this questions and more.
Dena Hodges is the oldest granddaughter of Peanuts creator Charles Schultz. She has just finished a book about life with her beloved grandfather and some of the difficult family dynamics around the popular cartoonist and how she has survived. There have been a few documentaries about Charles Schultz but no one has the insider family drama like Dena.
In this special Live Panel on The Cameron Journal, we're talking with Jesse Hirsh and David Beckemeyer about the future of podcasts and new media in light of the 2024 US Presidential Election. Do podcasters need a union? Can we build community among the podcast community that change the face of media? This is the beginning of many more conversations but ones that we need to be having.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are talking with Benjamin Bressington about his new company that is using AI to help people solve their tax issues, find more deductions and much more.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by school safety expert Daniel Dluzneski. As a former safety officer for Pinellas County, Florida, he has a unique perspective on school safety and how parents can keep their kids safe at school from threats.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by David Weiss a.k.a Flat Earth Dave who gives us his presentation on why he thinks the world is flat. The world is definitely not flat but he certainly presents a case for a flat earth. The earth is still not flat but we're happy to hear about it.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Sid Mohasseb who is Adjunct Professor (Data Sciences and Operations, USC Marshall) and Chairman of the Board (Anabasis Inc.) and we are talking about business and leadership and how to effectively lead teams and organizations to better success. We have a strong back and forth on leadership, corporations, and much more.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast South of the Yangtze by Flora Qian. She uses her childhood and youth as a fuel for this wonderful book. In this conversation we learn about growing in China, moving to Hong Kong and ending up in America. It is a fun conversation and a wonderful addition to the Asian cannon of english literatur
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Daniel Sanderson who has joined the Executive Contributor Program at The Cameron Journal. We are talking about his new book and his new course, Re-imaging Plato. In this deep conversation we will be talking about the influence of Plato and philosophy and how Daniel came to have a new perspective on one of the most studied philosophers in the western canon.
The book is available everywhere books are sold.
And the course is available at The Cameron Journal Academy: writingstudio.cameronjournal.academy
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are in conversation with journalist, hacker, futurist, and recovering broadcaster who is handling modern technology and changes by going back to the farm. In this wide-ranging conversation, we talk about the pending collapse of international relations as we have known them, the rise of AI and our current political environment.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Alan Lazaros of Next Level You. We are chatting about his success and how he has achieved so much in his life and what we can learn from it all.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are exploring the Young Adult genre of books with Micki Janae who has written her book at just 20 years old. The new book: Of Blood and Lightning is a YA book with a black, female protagonist who is trapped in North Dakota with the power of gods inside of her. This promises to be an exciting book and I can't wait to get more words from this new author!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Mariah Dawn who is the author of The Dragon in You which talks about her experience escaping a dangerous marriage and a religious cult with her children. If you love a salacious story then this the one for you!
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Tim Mulligan is back with his next graphic novel Snitchland. Set in Eastern Washington amid the shadow of the Hansford Nuclear Facility, this book is a thriller that is sure to delight. We talk about the next book in the series and writing a graphic novel.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are chatting with Aaron Taylor, a YouTube star from the Obama era who is an OG content creator and was making videos before making videos was cool. We talk music, we talk industry and more in this fun interview.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Ken Good about bail reform, criminal justice reform and why crime is on the way up, despite proclamations that crime is not going up. We get into how criminal justice reform and why urban areas are having a hard time maintaining public safety.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by life coach and business partner with our recent guest Alan Lazaros. In this deep dive, we get to hear Kevin's story and how he created his unique life coaching program. Soon, we are going to have both Kevin and Alan on together to talk about their show, so watch out for that in future episodes!
Visit The Cameron Journal at cameronjournal.com Sign up for email from The Cameron Journal with your favorite content delivered directly to your inbox! Facebook.com/cameronlcowanLinkedin/Twitter/Instagram: CameroncowanToday on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Nathan Turner and we are talking about all things Real Estate and his strategic investments in real estate and what that might look like moving forward for him and his business. I'm a big believer in investing in real estate and he offers a pathway forward that build the generational wealth that everyone is looking to build.
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Warning: This episode includes open conversation about sexual assault and some involving minors. It is covered in the course of the memoir and in a clinical way but may be offensive or triggering for some listeners. Please skip this episode if you are not in the right place to listen to this story or it is simply not for you.
Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Keeper Catran-Whitney who was part of one of America's great singing families. They were on the rise and beginning to sing with and for some really important starts in the early 1980s like Michael Jackson. Until one day, something came out that would change their lives forever. In this wide-ranging conversation we talk about his story and his memoir.
Visit The Cameron Journal at cameronjournal.com Sign up for email from The Cameron Journal with your favorite content delivered directly to your inbox! Facebook.com/cameronlcowanLinkedin/Twitter/Instagram: CameroncowanToday on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by James McCorkill who has written a new book called Eruption that speculates on the disaster that will one day be Yellowstone National Park. In this conversation we talk about his book, his writing process, and his career. James M. Corkill is a veteran and retired federal firefighter from Washington State, USA. He was an electronic technician and studied mechanical engineering before eventually becoming a firefighter and retiring
Visit The Cameron Journal at cameronjournal.com Sign up for email from The Cameron Journal with your favorite content delivered directly to your inbox! Facebook.com/cameronlcowanLinkedin/Twitter/Instagram: CameroncowanToday on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Burt Williamson who has written a friendly book to explain one of America's most esoteric social programs: Social Security. “How many women understand their choices? The wrong decision could cost them a hundredthousand dollars or more. That is a big concern for Mama Bear,” said Burt. “The purpose is tomake it fun to learn the essentials about Social Security from The Three Bears, which can bedone without having to go to a salesy seminar or put your name on yet another email list,”The ebook is now available for purchase on Amazon at:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D98J3DW2About The Author:Burt Williamson is an award winning financial planner and the Retirement Specialist withPlanPrep in Greenwich, CT. He is a Certified Financial Planner TM who is dedicated to helpingindividuals and business owners navigate their retirement journeys with clarity andconfidence.
In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we hear the haunting story of one man's ability to overcome his challenges and find a more fulfilling place in his life. I will admit that I didn't take him very seriously at first but after hearing his story, he put me on the back foot.
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On this.....very odd.....episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we talk with DMT expert Ben Landis and his explorations of other dimensions where he talks about DMT and his communications with beings who live on our planet in other dimensions.
Please disregard his controversial statements on Twitter. I do not support or condone them.
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On this episode, we explore a history of a family and a country with Christina Vo as she talks about her new memoir, My Vietnam, Your Vietnam.
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On this episode, we hae a fascinating conversation with Jim Bowers about his academic research into folk guitarist Phil Ochs and his tragic story. This is a fascinating story and a great conversation. A must listen/watch!
Of the book he says, "In That Man in the Gold Lamé Suit, I delve deep into Phil Ochs’s personality to provide readers with new and special insights into how Phil’s search for self ended up defining his music, his politics, and his entire life. This psychological telling of Phil Ochs’s story highlights important threads that made him who he was and his music what it was. Phil's story includes an extraordinary public life, painful private struggles, and his hopes for America that remain relevant and as yet unfulfilled nearly 50 years after his untimely end."
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Today we are joined by Simeone Fruke who is the author of Simple Advice for Everyday Humans and we talk about what we all can do to live a little better using simple things that we can do everyday.
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On this very special episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, I've been in.....a not ok place as of late, and I decided to sit down and talk about my story and how I got to be here. I start in late highschool early college and go all the way up to today. I talk about mistakes I made, things I did and did not do and how my life took a wrong turn. Basically, I decided to unburden myself. I've never told my whole story in public before. I've talked about bits and pieces of my life but today I just sat down and had to make this video. I had to tell my story as best as I could. It is raw, it is real, is all me. I'm just being as honest as possible to explain how I got here and why while I never intended to be a content creator, I ended up being here and how this industry has left with many problems and no easy answers. If you want to check out my books and my work visit: https://cameronjournal.comYou can follow me on socials:X/Instagram/Linkedin: cameroncowanFacebook.com/cameronlcowan
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Today I am talking with Wil Cuandros about Newton’s First which is the FIRST Big & Tall Athleisure Brand! If you have been into most popular brands and couldn't find something in your size, especially if you're a guy, then this brand is for you!
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This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Steven Fehr who is an AI expert and startup founder. His predictions for AI are rather...dire and we talk about that and how society will need to adjust to our new AI-powered future.
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Today we are joined by D.A. Floudas to talk about the situation in Ukraine. He is a professor at Oxford and international expert in geopolitics. He and I talk in depth about the situation in Ukraine, Russia and what the West can do to bring the conflict to a conclusion.
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Today we are celebrating all things masculine with short story author Sean Murphy who has written a new collection of stories about men. Our work is very similar and we both used to write for The Good Men Project! We bonded right away and had a great conversation.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Matt Duggan who is the author of a new book, Ostraca which is about loving and living in Los Angeles in the 1990s. It's a big trip down memory lane on this one!
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Today we are joined by Matthew Solomon who is the director of "Reimagining Safety" - www.ReimaginingSafetyMovie.com.We're talking police brutality, 2020 riots, and much more.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are speaking with Herb Kay from the 1964 Project. He is advocating for a libertarian movement that would radically change society based on his experiences. I will give two warnings about this episode:1) It has been slightly edited for inappropriate content and I clearly announce the changes in the show. 2) This was a rather unpleasant conversation and has explicit moments. Please experience with caution.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking with Jason Del Gadio about his research into vibes. What are vibes? How can we change or set a vibe. Enjoy two millennials talking about such a Gen Z topic!
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Ben Hamilton who was in the capitol on January 6, 2021 when Trump supporters decided to enter the capitol without express permission during plenary proceedings of Congress to certify the 2020 presidential election. Through his Chasing History Project, we learn about what happened that day and his latest book. This conversation is 2 hours long but well worth it.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Ben Guttman about clear messages in marketing and what it means to sell yourself or your product.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we get to do one of my favorite things talk about stories and we're doing that with Richard Walter.
Richard Walter is an author of best-selling fiction and nonfiction, celebrated storytelling educator, screenwriter, script consultant, lecturer and retired professor who led the screenwriting program in the film school at UCLA for several decades. He has written scripts for the major studios and television networks; lectured on screenwriting and storytelling and conducted master classes throughout North America as well as London, Paris, Jerusalem, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City, Beijing, Shanghai, Sydney and Hong Kong. His new novel, Deadpan (published by Heresy Press) is available for order now. Subscribe to his podcast on Substack and blog on Medium, and follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
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Debbie Stern Psy.D is the author of Communicating Courageously, a book about communicating better in our relationships.
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Work from Home Like a Pro: Hacks for Balancing Work, Life and Profits by Alexander Arshavski is a new book where he shares his journey to starting his own business and working from home selling his expertise all over the world.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Joe Ignace who has written a brilliant book about self-improvement that is quite interesting! Join us in this conversation as we learn his guide to turning potential into reality.
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We are joined by Rodger Friedman who is the author of Erasing America: Broken Politics, Broken Country. In this wide ranging discussion of politics, Rodger and I face off between conservative and progressive positions as we examine his claim that America is becoming socialist and the country is slowly disappearing into something we won't recognize. It's available everywhere books are sold online.
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Tim Mulligan is the author of Witchland: The Graphic Novel - A Tale of Mystery, Horror, and Atomic HistoryHis website:
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Today we are joined by Cybersecurity expert, Oscar Fernandez and he is here to teach us all how to protect our small businesses from cyber attacks. His new book is called, The Cybersecurity Handbook for Small to Mind-size Businesses is designed to demystify cybersecurity and data protection for you. It provides essential knowledge about these topics, as well as cost-effective solutions you can use to protect your business.
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Today we are joined by Wall Street insider Joseph Gelet to talk about alternative investments and how to grow your money with his new book. "Investors Guide to LEGAL Insider Trading" is an illuminating guidebook that empowers investors to amass wealth through a diverse portfolio of investment strategies in private markets, including Venture Capital.
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Today we are joined by Bald Solomon who is the author of "Path Unguided: Grieving Your Father's Death." We're talking about families, death and the grieving process. In "Path Unguided: Grieving Your Father's Death," Bald Solomon masterfully intertwines action, intrigue, and self-help in a compelling narrative. This novel, part of Solomon's acclaimed Path Series™, invites readers to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery and healing.
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Get your career started right this year by conquering your imposter syndrome! Perfect for shifting your mindset in the New Year, Anne talks about how to conquer your fears and change your trajectory in your career.
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In this video, we recap our series on fashion called, Fashion Moves the World. Dan Sanderson from Planksip is interviewing Bradi and I about the series and how fashion changes culture. We recorded this right after we had finished wrapping the series so it is really a cap stone of the entire series. If 6 hours is overwhelming, this is a great way to experience the series in a shorter piece.
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'Ride On! Dame Sarah Storey's Extraordinary Journey of Triumph by SA Sterling is an inspiring book by this italian author who has explored the life of english cycling champion Dame Sarah Storey.
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Today on The Cameron Journal we are talking about Bird's Eye View by Jan Capps. She took her daughter to guatemala for a year to work in public health. In this book she shares her experiences about living and working in the central American country. This is a tough conversation but very fruitful. Strap in for an eventful episode.
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If you're looking to shift your mindset and manifest a better future and feel better about things then this insightful interview is for you! Lynn Lok-Payne has healed through her trauma and improved her life with her own brand of positive affirmations. She is helping folks break out of a negative place in their lives and move onto a better future. This is a great listen! "Speak This Not That: Positive Affirmations to Have a Better Day" is an enlightening guide designed to simplify the journey towards self-discovery and personal transformation.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're joined by Elijah Szasz who is the founder and CEO of Spark6, a creative agency. He is beginning his creator economy journey and we start out talking about products and then quickly break out into the creator economy. This is an extra long episode, so pace yourself!
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We are joined by Boadi Moore today and her new book about attachment wounds. In this insightful interview, she talks about her own journey to healing and how she reconnected with her children, her life, and found a new path! About the book: 'Healing Your Attachment Wounds: A Guide to Healing What's Hidden in Your Attachment Style and Relationships' is a transformative exploration into the profound impact of attachment styles on adult behavior.
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"Frame Your Degree: How to Avoid Pain While Seeking a College Degree" is an empathetic and insightful guide designed to empower you to excel in the realm of higher education. Dr. Carey is Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions and this is an insightful talk about how to navigate higher education and how to empower students to handle the rigors of academia. This is perfect for those whose kids are going back to school in January and need a leg up!
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Today on The Cameron Journal podcast we're joined by Greg Vrecenak who is a new father in Abu Dhabi and he has written a new book about the wisdom he got from his father and what he hopes to pass onto his son. In "The First Punch: Scrufty's Guide to Life," readers are invited to explore a profound anthology of life's indispensable teachings, inherited from a father's wisdom to his son.
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In this video, we are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Eric Mondschein's award-winning memoir on growing up in the countryside outside of New York City in the 1950s and 1960s. In this bucolic and contemplative talk, we range around on various topics about life, growing up, and what it means to embrace living.
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"The Respected Salesperson: How to Change Your Mind Before You Change Minds" offers a fresh, nuanced perspective on the sales profession, challenging traditional paradigms and emphasizing the importance of an agile, reflective mindset. Arishma has a unique perspective and story on how to improve the sales process by starting with your own self. She is experienced in the SaaS space and is absolutely delightful.
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It's a tale as old as time, boy meets girl, girl is happy. Boy decides to become pastor and girl is confused until she finds her freedom! This is a journey that we get to experience with Gaye Kick who is the author of Releasing Religion: A Minister's Wife Goes Rogue. In "Releasing Religion: A Minister's Wife Goes Rogue," we follow the transformative journey of Gaye, a young college music major who marries her senior boyfriend. She unexpectedly finds herself thrust into the role of a minister's wife at the tender age of eighteen after he abruptly alters his career path. Gaye grapples with the pressures of living in a fishbowl, where the expectations of everyone around her threaten to erode her sense of self.
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Today we're chatting with Luke McCamley who is an ex-mormon and has written this fascinating new book. We talk about his experiences and writing process.
In the riveting narrative of "The Gods Who Want to Die," a fiercely devoted mother finds herself ensnared in a deadly conflict of faith and familial love.
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Jackson Cooper is a former personal trainer who has a written a book about his time in the fitness industry. If you have ever wondered what is going through the mind your personal trainer, this is the book for you! About the book: "Trainer X: My Career as Your Personal Trainer" is a candid and compelling exploration of a 13-year journey in the health and fitness industry. This book offers an intimate look into the life and mind of a personal trainer, revealing the highs and lows, triumphs and trials, and the diverse clientele encountered along the way.
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Meghan Dotter is the author of The Reluctant Presenter: Forget everything you thought you knew about speaking. In this interview we talk about her journey to speaking and how she turned her PR skills into effective presentation and communications skills.
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Viral Tik Tok geopolitics sensation That Intel Guy joins me in a very special edition of The Cameron Journal Podcast to talk about why WW3 isn't happening and why geopolitics aren't quite in the mess you think they are and why its all over hyped.
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The Healing Connection: A Partnership for Your Health by Dr. Drew Remignanti is a new book from retired doctor Drew Remignanti and his a guide to how to manage the relationship with your medical professionals in your life and how to improve your medical care.
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Thomas Yeggy is the author of "Mushroom Cloud" which is a fasincating book of fiction (more below). In this talk, we talk about the realities of the cold war and his research into this book and its real-life realities. History buffs, this for you! In "Mushroom Cloud: Book I of the First Strike Series," readers are introduced to Caleb Young, a seasoned Chief CIA Scientist who has served as a nuclear diplomacy advisor to Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy. However, following Kennedy's assassination and Young's denigration of the Warren Commission Report, he finds himself at the center of a Department of Justice inquiry, threatening to destabilize the CIA's covert funding for paramilitary operations.
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Michael Halpert is the author of Cubicle to Corner Office: The Ultimate Survival Guide To Your First Job! You can visit Michael online:
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Garrett Godsey is an ex-delinquent and psychonaut turned biotech designer, now venturing into the realm of metaphysical sci-fi and dark urban fantasy writing.
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"I Don't Know What I'm Doing" isn't just another business book. It's a confessional, a mentor, and a compass for aspiring and existing CEOs. This revealing journey through my triumphs and mishaps aims to fill the vast void of practical, real-world guidance that's often missing in corporate literature. What sets this book apart? The unfiltered honesty. The practical advice. The humanity behind the title. It's for the courageous who are willing to admit they don't have all the answers but are eager to find them.
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Kadeem Alphanso Fyffe has written a new book, "Threading the Needle: A Fashion Designer’s Guide to Successfully Launching Your First Collection" is an indispensable guide for budding designers, offering a comprehensive roadmap to successfully navigate the fashion industry.
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Quigley's latest book, Armed & Female II: Never an Easy Target (available in paperback and Kindle versions from Amazon.com), aims to help guide readers through the process of making the initial decision to purchase a firearm, choosing the right one, finding the right path for learning how to shoot and care for the gun, and most important, keeping children safe in a home from firearms.
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For those who have cried in fitting room (hi, I'm the problem, its me) and those who are generally disgusted by shopping for clothes, this episode, the final episode of the series is for you! We're going to get into why clothes fit the way they do and what you can do about it.
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"The 5 Love Lessons" is a profound exploration of the Universe's role in guiding us towards our highest potential. The author imparts wisdom on how to harness the power of the soul, the angels, and the Universe to attract love and all that we desire.
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Today on The Cameron Journal podcast we are continuing our series on fashion by talking about fashion changes through time.
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Lull & Storm is for everyone with an interest in the container transportation industry. Author Teo Lovenson talks about the details about different kinds of containers, how cargo is handled, how ports operate, and how freight is moved.
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This time on Fashion Moves the World, we're talking about what is fashion and what is style (they are not the same!)
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Today we're talking with Carla Marie Manly and her books about Joy and Aging. This gets a bit therapizing for a minute (she is a therapist) but it has tons of great information.
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This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about fashion as it applies to weddings and marriages.
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Brent Antonson has spent his life travelling, especially behind the old Iron Curtain. In this conversation, we're talking about his many travels and what it means to see the world.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are in episode two of our special series on all things fashion. Today we're talking about fashion and function and how clothing works in our lives and tells a story.
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Jeffrey Shaw is the Author of The Self-Employed Life and LINGO, host of The Self-Employed Life podcast. Today we talking about self-employed life and how the self-employed can do better and make more money.
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Welcome to my special series on fashion with my wonderful friend Bradi MacSleyne. We are talking about all things fashion and today we are going to start with fabric and weaving, the foundation of all clothing.
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Today we are talking with Joseph Atman the author of Something Known and we're talking about his theological journey and his answer to the question of why bad things happen to good people.
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David is the author of SYSTEMology - Create Time, Reduce Errors and Scale Your Profits With Proven Business Systems. We're talking about how to improve your business systems and make more money with much less hassle and headache.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about the inflation situation in Argentina, Credit Swisse's collapse and swiss banking reform, the fires in Hawaii, a possible deal for the Hollywood screenwriters, and the latest in the Hunter Biden story as well as the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy case. It's a busy newsweek!
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This week we're talking with Rita Hojnik who is the author of How to Fill Your Cup and Step Into Your Power. This book is a guide to self-care and how we can take better care of ourselves.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we are talking about the death penalty being handed down to the killer in the 2018 synagogue shooting, DeSantis trying to out run Trump by denying the Big Lie, Trump's latest indictment, and a smattering of economic news.
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Molly Salans is the author of "A Break In the Fog" a fiction book loosely based on her own experience escaping a cult. We have a wide ranging conversation about cults and how people fall into them and escape from them.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour we're talking about the Fed's raising of interest rates and how it effects housing. We're also talking about the latest updates in the Hunter Biden plea deal and I talk for a bit about my experience on the new Twitter and what it means for us.
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"The Learn-it-All Leader" is a new book by Damon Lembi about how to become a great leader without having been born into the role naturally. He has a variety of great lessons on leadership and this is a not-to-miss conversation.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about who gets into elite schools (it pays to be rich), Elon's shifting brand strategy at Twitter (now X), a new evaluation of the Covid-19 origin story, and the right-wing terror of Barbie.
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Big news! I've decided to sign on with a small publisher called Something or Other Publishing, otherwise known as SOOP. We talk about how Wade got started in the book business and our budding partnership.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about Trump's legal wrangling in the documents case, the SAG-AFTRA strike, the Microsoft-Activision deal, new EPA regulations, and the end of recession fears. It's another busy week of news here on The Cameron Journal.
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Laya Martinez is the author of “When Your Family Says No" where she recounts her memoirs about meeting a non-jewish man, falling in love, and choosing to leave her entire world of friends and family for love.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about all the Supreme Court rulings that dropped just before the holiday weekend and we're dashing through some international headlines I had saved up about Ukraine, Turkey, and Russia's internal issues with the Wagner group.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Wade Fransson who worked at Countrywide Mortgage during the Great Financial Crisis. We get to hear what it was like on the side of America's biggest and more fragile mortgage company.
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Reneau Puerifoy is the author of "Why You Feel the Way You Do" is a book that helps readers move beyond their personality, DNA, and upbringing to pinpoint critical issues and self-destructive thought patterns that influence their well-being. This episode starts talking about his book and quickly turns into a therapy session with myself. So come along with us!
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Today on The Cameron Journal Newshour we're talking about the coup that wasn't over the weekend in Moscow, the SCOTUS decision on student loan relief, Janet Yellen's trip to China and the rise of RFK Jr and his appeal against Joe Biden.
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Andrew Mellen is the author of "Calling Bullshit on Busy," and he is here today to help us organize our schedules, and our lives, and get more done without being exhausted and tired. We are all busy and Andrew is here to help us do more with much less.
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This week we're talking about the Trump indictment and collection of stories about AI, Juneteenth, and how corporate America is helping minority-owned businesses with their supply chain changes.
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Byron Morrison has written a new book based on his years helping people and high level executives all over the world. His new book, "Why You Should Give Up!" is a work of reverse psychology that will challenge your assumptions about your work, life and yourself and push you to reach those bigger goals.
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Daniel Sanderson is a street philosopher with a background in architecture. In this episode, we're talking about his background and how he started his popular philosophy publication, Planksip.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about the 2022 midterms and how Millennials and Gen Z turned out in big numbers for democrats. Then we're talking about Mike Pence's run for president. After that, we're talking about Canada's efforts to get carbon capture to work and Saudi Arabia lowering production to raise the price of oil without its friends in OPEC. We're back after the holiday and its a busy news week. Oh, and we have a debt deal!
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What do skydivers, surgeons, and other risky people have in common? They are able to conquer their fears! In this relatively short chat in between her work as a doctor, we talk about her new book and what it means to conquer fear and transform your life.
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Martha Engber is the author of a new book focusing on understanding her father's undiagnosed autism and how it has affected her life and the life of her family. This is a hard conversation (as an autistic person) but an important one.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about a collection of stories. First off, we're checking in with MRFF about their work in removing a Christian symbol from a VA clinic. Then we are talking about the Supreme Court and Justice Thomas. We're talking about the situation in Ukraine and the issues around F-16 jets. Then we wrap up with all things debt on both sides of the Pacific.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Justin Bollock. He is the author of a new book called Lo Wainwright, the last homosuperior. We are talking about the infamous OddJohn character and a little AI and philosophy along the way.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we hear from the CEO of SVB who claims that the Fed's interest rates hikes and social media took the company down. Then we talk about the rising trend of remote workers doing drugs while working and how that ties into the Fentanyl crisis at the southern border. Then, we wrap up with the Durham report from the Trump years and their investigation into the FBI and the 2016 election. Oh, and the EU is allowing the Microsoft Activision deal, could that mean good news for the tech mega merger? Crypto Winter article
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Sean Hartgrove is a legendary photographer and I'm proud to call him my friend. In this special episode, we're going to talk about his career and life as photography and all the interesting people he's been around including Chester Bennington and so many others. This is a wide ranging conversation but very fun!
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Today, on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Emmy Vine who is the author of a new book tackling the big theme of male sexual assault. The story behind this book is interesting and so is the conversation.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour we are talking about the banking-crisis-that-is-not-a-crisis again as First Republic was swiftly sold to JPMorgan in a late night deal on Sunday. Then we are dashing through economic headlines and wrapping up with another salacious story about Hunter Biden.
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In this episode, we talk with David Bloom about his book, What is Soul? and his career as a music teacher and his commentary on modern music.
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Terrie Lynn is the author of Why Did I Like You Anyway? A book for women who are trying to unlock dating secrets and figure out how to navigate our complicated modern dating scene. It's filled with real talk about sex, dating, and more.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour we're talking about the fallout from Macron's trip to China, the issue with Clarence Thomas' ethics violations, and DeSantis' ongoing war with Disney among other stories including California's water issues.
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In this wide-ranging conversation, I'm talking with Ron Upshaw from the Ron and Don Show here in Seattle about the local real estate market and what is going on in these strange times in real estate.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour we're talking about the situation in Tennessee, Bud Light shooting itself in the foot, Fedex going toward independent contractors, and commercial real estate getting ready to implode. It's a busy week and we're talking about a variety of stories.
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Today we're travelling to Lima, Peru where we meet with Shaun Randall who decided to check out the South American city to get out of chilly Chicago and this trip spurred on a book called Letters from Lima. We're going to talk about his book and his new life in Peru.
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It's the weekly newshour with Cameron Lee Cowan! This week we are talking about the Trump indictment, a public housing project in NJ, and why inflation continues to rise.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're chatting with Judy Haveson about her memoir, which catalogs her life between the death of her beloved sister and the birth of her son. We talk about her life, the memoir writing process, and what is the true meaning of life.
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Cameron Lee Cowan covers the week's headlines including more news about Chat GPT, the latest school shooting in Nashville, and more news from the banking crisis including the sale of Silicon Valley Bank and the losses reported at Charles Schwab. We're going through the headlines and keeping you informed!
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Author Michael Sinclair is with us today to talk about his series of 1920s noir books set in his hometown in upstate New York. His level of research is superb and we'll learn more about his process.
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Welcome back! I'm finally restarting The Cameron Journal Newshour! This week we are talking about AI, the climate crisis and the our banking-crisis-that-is--not-a-crisis.
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Today we are talking with John Mendez about his podcast Walk to Wealth and how he is leading a new generation of young leaders to business, entrepreneurship, and financial independence. This conversation is interesting and it is so cool to hear from the younger set about how they are setting themselves up for success.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking with Jade Barrett about her infertility story and her journey through the horrors of the medical system to achieve her goal of having a baby. Her new book is out now.
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Welcome back! Today we are talking with Hagar Avisar who has been doing therapy with couples for years and years and in his new book, The Good Husband we are going to talk about how men and can use their masculinity to improve their relationships and families.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking all things business and chocolate with Glenn Gardone from Red chocolate. They offer a ton of great flavors, and the best part is that the chocolate is lower calorie but in the style of a high-quality European tradition. This is an interesting conversation and look for their chocolate at a store near you!
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Pastor Craig Ireland is here to talk about his new book which is a modern remix of a classic Charles Spurgeon book from the 19th century. In this conversation we talk about faith, religion, church and the power of belief.
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Fitz Koehler is an amazing fitness instructor, race announcer, and cancer survivor. We talk about health and wellness and much more.
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Alan Wolff is the man behind the camera in the new film, The Sound of Violet. The film is about a young autistic man who meets a nice girl; there is only one problem, she's a sex worker, and he has no idea. I was worried about this film, but Alan Wolff has done his homework on this and impressed me as an artist.
You can watch the trailer for the film here
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Carolyn Clarke has written a new book called, "And Then What Happened to Margaret." It's all about what happens to a middle-aged couple who just sent the kids off to college who now have in-laws moving into their home. We talk about middle-age and what it's like to be in the sandwich generation.
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Trace Noir is a wonderful author whose latest book is out now. We talk about her nom de plum, how she writes, her process, and how she built her writing business.
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Jen Parker is a debut writer with a wonderful story about how her and her friends got their middle-age groove back. We're talking about middle-age and how to embrace the next stage of life.
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D. Mason is a brilliant writer and has become a specialist in what he calls 'dirt magic.' He is an excellent gatherer of plants and learning to use them for sustenance and medicinal purposes.
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Today we are having a fun podcast. My friend Bradi and I love to talk about fashion. We used to own/run a boutique together and we've done many fashion shows. So today we're talking all things fashion.
Belle Couturiere
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Vikram Deol is very much a bootstrapper. He has managed to take a family business and his own pluck to create some truly spectacular businesses. In this episode we're going to learn more about the story of his success and what it takes to do what he did.
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It is not often that you have a chance to speak with a "recreational mathematician." However, today on the podcast we're talking about commodities markets. From pork bellies to wheat and everything in between, the raw goods that we all rely on are bought and sold on open markets. Noah has found a way to make these markets fairer and work better with better prices for all.
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Alright, listerners, this is an episode that I almost didn't post. This is an interesting discussion about housing policy where it meets investors. I get unusually argumentative with my guest and I'm shocked at his cavalier attitude towards home ownership and simply housing people. If there was ever a time I genuinely left an interview with distaste in my mouth, it was this one.
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And we're back to politics! Good news! Today we are talking with Lance Hillsinger Author of Build a Better Bridge: Social Policy for the 21st Century & In Place of the Parent: Inside Child Protective Services.
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Today we're chatting with author Joseph Schiller about this new book Upon the Arrival of Dawn.
A darkness grows, threatening the delicate fabric of the Universe. An ominous cloud spreads, bringing an increasing imbalance across the Cosmos. Essences bent on wickedness and ultimate destruction are violently stripping the Energy of Life from innocent terrestrial creatures, bringing Existence to the very brink of collapse. Only one Celestial essence boldly accepts the calling to seek out the source of the encroaching evil and restore Harmony once again to Existence. Azrael, humble servant of Eternity, offspring of Existence, will stop at nothing to protect the Universe, mortal and immortal alike.
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Today on the show we're chatting with Jesan Sorrells about leadership and his publishing business promoting actionable leadership ideas for professionals and business leaders.
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This is a rather niche aspect of the business but one that I know many business owners struggle with: payroll. It is the most complicated part of any business and one of the biggest barriers to hiring the team that business owners need. Charles Reed is here to help!
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Today we're talking with Brenden Kumarasamy to learn how to master our public speaking skills and see how he got into this business and how he is helping people give better presentations.
You can learn more about him here.
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Want free money? On this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about Universal Basic Income.
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Special content warning: this episode includes audio of executions from movies and may disturb some listeners.
In this episode of The Cameron Journal podcast, by reader request, we are talking about the death penalty, its history and why its controversial today.
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Banks are an important part of all of our lives. In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about all things banking and money.
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On this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about the opioid crisis and the long history of opium around the world.
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On this episode, of The Cameron Journal podcast, we're talking about stories, their power and why humans need them.
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We're talking about the popular show, Mr. Robot on this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast.
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In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about the sad and sorry state of America's rail networks.
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On this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about the American West. How it was occupied, who was involved and some campy myths that I'd like to dispel. Join me on the Wagon train!
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In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about something we all use every day, The Interstate. It is a controversial network of dedicated access roads. We have a great interview, and some awesome history and I tell the full story of how the Interstate came to be and why it needs to change with the times.
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In the first episode of the second season of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking cars this time with the death of the non-sporty coupe.
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In this episode, we're talking with Kayne McGladrey about cybersecurity, cyberterrorism and how to defend against these attacks at the personal, corporate, and national levels. I've been working on research for my next book and I knew that I had to talk to him to see what we could do to defend against this new and pernicious form of war.
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In this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about team and business leadership with Brian Hartzer. He has written a new book called The Leadership Star focusing on how to build highly engaged teams and companies.
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Sanjeev Loomba who is the author of a new book called, "The Ninth Gear." We're talking about his new view on leadership, organizations, and how to live life with a sense of fulfillment and value.
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Johnny May has put out a new book on cybersecurity and what a true cyber terrorist scenario might look like. We have a wide ranging conversation about our digital lives and what cyber security means in this environment.
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In an ongoing conversation I've been having with the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, we're talking with Marty about a potentially groundbreaking case regarding the establishment clause of the Constitution. This is an important conversation and a must-listen episode.
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Cybersecurity is more important than ever before and in this conversation with Scott Schober, we're going to learn about it and how to protect ourselves and our nation.
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In this audio take of a live stream, I debate with Jack Jenocide about politics and philosophy. He has some interesting ideas and we find some common ground, as well as, some areas in which we disagree.
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In this episode we're chatting with Joe Pulizzi from The Tilt about web3 technology and how its changing the creator economy.
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All the way from Australia, David Lui is a clinical psychologist who has taken the experiences of people being human trafficked in Southeast Asia. Although it is fiction, it is based in reality. To learn more about the whole series of books please visit David online.
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On this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking with author and lawyer Jack Luellen about his investigation around the murder of a DEA agent in Mexico in 1985. If you like NARCOS, juicy details and wrongful conviction then this book and this conversation has it all!
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In this episode we talk with Amy Edelstein about her new book, Adventure in Zanskar. We're taking a trip through her eyes to northern India in the early 1980s. This is a fun conversation!
You can get Adventure in Zanskar in most bookstores online or by request of your favorite bookseller.
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In this episode we talk with Bryan Cassady about business, start-up culture and entrepreneurship.
Cycles is a powerful new book about how to grow ideas faster while reducing risks. You can get a free sample of the first 5 chapters. If you'd know more about how to get teams aligned, check out their TRUE NORTH videos. You can learn in 10 minutes how to get any team aligned.
You can also download more chapters and tools on their website www.thecyclesbook.com
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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking all about Buddhism and its perspective on the world. It's a fascinating conversation and I learned a great deal so I know you will too!
To hear more conversations about Buddhism from Paradox and Nick visit them:
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Today on the Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about personality types and how to escape some bad habits and form new ones in the new year. We're talking with Kate Hurley from Prodigal Mind and how, using her ideas, we can improve our lives in 2022.
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This week on The Cameron Journal podcast we're speaking with Mikey Weinstein again about the inflammatory comments from General Flynn as well as a new counter organization to MRFF. Time with MRFF is always short so strap-in!
Reach out to MRFF
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This week on the Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about democratic losses in off-off-year elections, the progressive fight against the Build Back Better agenda and some issues around the vaccine and how Democrat's 2022 chances hinge entirely on the pandemic. It's a crazy show during a pedantic week.
Programming notes: We will have a show next week on 11-12 and then we're off until December. Weekly news shows for 2021 will wrap on December 10th.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're looking at the week's news including the latest on the pandemic, the latest with the Build Back Better Agenda, as well as, Biden's trip to Europe and the COP26 climate summit.
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On this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking with fellow podcaster and all around branded entity Lyve Neutral. We're talking about life and creating content. We talk about relationships, the black experience, and oh-so-much more.
Find more online at @wdfiyp on Instagram and twitter
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This week on the The Cameron Journal podcast we're talking about the big Facebook rebrand, the Justice department going after Matt Gaetz and Steve Bannon as well as the latest in the fight over the Build Back Better agenda.
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On this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Brian Cuban, author of "The Addicted Lawyer" about his new book, "The Ambulance Chaser." We talk about addiction, getting sober, body image issues, and how to find happiness after substance abuse. It's a fascinating conversation and definitely one worth a listen. You can learn more about Brian and his book at BrianCuban.com
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This week on the weekly news show, we're talking about America's supply chain issues, Sanders and Manchin facing off in the local newspaper and Adele's new single. Welcome to the Weekly News Show!
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Rory McCarthy is an autism and adhd advocate and coach. In this interview we're talking about autism, intellectual disability, and ableism in society. As you know, I was diagnosed recently and I'm still learning the complications of life with autism and adhd.
You can find Rory on twitter: @roryreckons
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This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are talking about Facebook's week of scandals, the supply-chain crisis that is affecting everything and how we need to build climate-resilient water systems as our weather changes.
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What do tires and leadership have in common? More than you think! Phillip Kane has a new book out called "The Not So Subtle Art of Caring: Letters on Leadership." A former tire executive, he has some interesting thoughts on how to lead teams and be a positive force in the work place and in life.
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The weekly news podcast is back! In this episode we're catching up on all the hot headlines of the summer and we are talking about some of the latest news stories as well as a big update from me. This is the first live-streamed episode so there's lots of talk about that. Thanks for listening!
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Welcome back everyone! I'm back from my summer break and we're back with a doozy of a podcast about the biotech industry. Kent Kemmish has created the Demonpore 64 which helps you do your own chemicals testing at home using fun games. We talk about the ethics of citizen scientists, the effects of biotech research and how the tech industry effects greater society. This is a rather long episode but it is worth the ride.
Learn more about the new game at demonpore.com
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This week we have my Mom on the podcast to talk about the politics around every presidential election she has voted in starting in 1976. We talk about all sorts of stuff including the media and of course no conversation would be complete without talking about Trump! Strap in for a long one folks!
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Mikey Weinstein is back this week in his own stand-alone segment on his work fighting Christian Nationalism and religious freedom in the US Military. We talk about the wide-ranging issue and why its a national security concern.
For more please read the original Rouges Magazine article.
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This week on The Cameron Journal podcast we welcome Shawn Marshall "Marz" from Down in the Den podcast. This is an episode with lots of talk about the black community and some pop culture topics.
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This is the first "lost episode" of The Cameron Journal Podcast. Somehow, I edited this entire episode with the delightful Sarah Wofford and it didn't get released. We did this back in January and we talk about health, mental health, and get a reading of her wonderful poetry.
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This week on the Cameron Journal podcast we're chatting with Douglas Cole about his new book, The White Fields. This wide-ranging conversation goes from his book, to mass incarceration, to much more. This is another long conversation but Douglas and I became instant friends.
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This is one of the toughest conversations I've ever had. Donnie and I both grew up evangelical and while I left the church in 2006, Donnie didn't leave until a few years ago. We spend time talking about the culture of the evangelical church and what it is like growing up in a cult-like environment. This is less of an interview and more of a conversation between two men who have shared experiences. This interview is very long but it is a journey.
Content warning: everything. Language, sexual assault, mental health, LGBT, just everything. This is a conversation and a sharing, please be open-minded.
You can follow Donnie on Twitter: @portabledonnie
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This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast we welcome Maya Abu Alhayat to the podcast. She is the editor of a new collection of Palestinian writing (in translation) called The Book of Ramallah. This interview blew me away. It was an amazing conversation and I can't wait to get feedback from listeners. We had a great conversation and I asked lots of interesting questions and lots of ignorant American questions. It is amazing to see such art come from an occupied land and people who live in an apartheid state.
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This is a hot and heavy episode of politics and philosophy with Lacanian philosopher Daniel Tutt. This episode is long and certainly a journey but we're analyzing the modern left and what goes right and what goes wrong, even with the Biden administration in power.
(airs on Cameron's birthday!)
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We're chatting with Madera Rogers-Henry about her new project, Black Pearl Marketplace and how she is changing the face of black creatives and black creative services by forming a business co-op to build black business and black wealth. We also talk about BLM and the racial justice happening in our society. This is a long episode so make sure strap in!
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If you're interested in writing for the screen, then this interview with Duke Sandefur is definitely for you! We talk about the business of writing for TV, how to get started in the industry and we talk about the old days. Duke Sandefur is a long time TV writer and the son of a TV writer. His credits include Walker, Texas Ranger and several network serials for CBS.
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This week we're talking about the art of custom jewelry with Andrea Li. We talk about how she got into making custom jewelry and her unique design style. To learn more about Andrea please visit: andreali.com
Red Pin Geek
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This week on The Cameron Journal podcast, we're talking about Matt Gaetz and his latest sex scandal as well as the MLB moving the All Star game out of Georgia due to its new voter suppression laws.
Video mentioned: https://youtu.be/lp0uOXFBYIs
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Dani is the founder of Stand Up NY and we talk about the business of comedy, what it takes to make brands funny, and how stand-up has changed during the pandemic.
Learn more about Stand Up NY.
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This time on the Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about how journalism can improve your life and your creativity. He has a wonderful journalism course and we talk about how journaling can unleash your creativity.
Follow him on twitter @tdnvl or at thomasdeneuville.com
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This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking about asian racism in light of the Atlanta shootings this week. Then we jump over to the Biden administrations latest decisions and wrap up with the arrival of flying cars. Thanks for listening!
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In this interview we're talking with former IRS Agent Richard Green. He's been on all the big shows and now he is here with us talking about the IRS and taxes. It's perfect for tax time and we talk about how to avoid getting audited and what to do if the audit man comes for you.
Follow Richard Green on Twitter and you can find his book Agents of Deceit at agentsofdeceit.com
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This week we're talking about the Covid Relief bill and how it could portend things to come. We're also talking about some new gun control legislation, the microsoft hack and then wrapping things up with the end of the AUMF. Strap in folks! Let's go!
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In this edition of The Cameron Journal Podcast, Vicky from Buddy the Monkey joins us to talk about travel, digital nomadism, and what it's like running a travel blog during Covid.
Follow them on twitter: @traveling1223 or at buddythetravelingmonkey.com
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This week I'm sharing some struggles with my mental health and then we turn to the news where we talk about the Dr. Seuss controversy and how democrats can capitalize on republican intractability. Then we wrap up with a difficult situation in Europe in our international segment. Strap in, its the Cameron Journal Podcast.
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This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast Jessica Moon joins us to talk about her publishing journey and opening her own publishing house. We rant about the publishing industry.
Follow them on Twitter: @jhlmoon or @shadowsparkpub visit their publishing house at shadowsparkpub.com
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This week on the weekly podcast we're back after a brief break last week and we're catching up on all our favorite headlines. We're talking about the Covid relief bill, Biden's cabinet picks, and Amazon's first face-off with organized labor. Strap in folks, is the Cameron Journal Podcast!
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All the way from fabulous Norway, Trey Stone joins The Cameron Journal Podcast to talk about his writing, his books, and his process.
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This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about writing with Dutch Simmons. He is a writer with an interesting personal story and we have an interesting conversation about writing and much more.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking through the situation in Russia with Navalny with an exclusive on-the-ground report from a friend in Moscow and then we're diving into the #freebritney situation and we're wrapping things up with impeachment and address listener questions. Thanks to all the new listeners!
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This week we are joined by Quinn Kayser-Cochran. We're talking about writing and a bunch of fun stuff. He lives near where I went to high school so we had some fun talking about west Denver but this is mostly about his work and writing.
Follow Quinn on twitter: @Qkaysercochran
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This week on the Cameron Journal Podcast we are doing a little news before we pivot to an interview with Mikey Weinstein from the Military Religious Freedom Foundation and the dominionist Christianity cult that has taken over the military and their involvement with the insurrection on January 6, 2021.
To learn more about MRFF please visit: Rouges Magazine or MilitaryReligiousFreedomFoundation.org
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This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about book marketing and how to market books. Visit Galadriel at galadrielgrace.com for more information about her services.
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This week on the news podcast we're talking about the meme stocks, Cori Bush moving offices in Congress, and the upcoming impeachment trial and why Trump is going to get out of the whole thing. I kept it short this week but informative.
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DJ Lewis from Into the Abiscuit with Drew Morgan and we're talking performance art, his insanity and much more.
Follow him on twitter: @gutterbumpkin
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This week on the weekly news podcast, we're talking about the inauguration, why Google might pull out of Australia, and why there might never be a Trump library.
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Today on the Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about the BLM protests, black feminism, and much more. Dr. Letisha Brown studies black women and the sociology of sport. I met her during her undergrad at the University of Northern Colorado and this is a must-listen conversation as we talk about the issues of black women and how to solve them. The best part is that she gives us some tips that we can all can take into our lives to do better as we move on.
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This week on the weekly news podcast, I do a long monologue on the week's news and all that we have learned about the coup of January 6, 2021. We talk a little bit about impeachment and what we are facing. I also talk about the exhaustion from living in our crazy world. There's a little covid news as well. Let's go!
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Today we're talking tech with J. Scott Christianson and the future of AI, Machine Learning and how it is changing out world.
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https://www.christiansonjs.com
Sign up for his substack: https://frtech.substack.com/welcome
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The weekly podcast for January 9, 2021
This week Cameron brings back the weekly podcast and we're talking Covid and the coup attempt by President Trump this week and the seizure of the US Capitol. This is a tough podcast but what a week to bring back the weekly podcast.
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This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Joshua Pearce who has authored a new book, Create, Share, and Save Money Using Open-Source Projects.
In this talk, we talk about 3D printing, the open source movement and the social cost of it all. Stay tuned at the end of the episode because there is 10 minutes of bonus conversation. The main content is about 50 minutes long but we kept talking and had a great conversation after I ended the interview and so I posted it as a bonus. If the subject is boring you can skip it but if you're as fascinated as I am about this then the bonus conversation is great.
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This week we have a great interview with Earl Rynerson, the author of Unchecked Capitalism is Killing Us! We're going to talk about how various industries have taken over government and how they are destroying the economy and our lives. It's going to be a fun ride!
You can get Earl's book book on Amazon. It's a great read and wonderful complement to my own book, "What the Hell is Going On? A primer to understanding our world in the age of Trump" which you can get at CameronJournal.com
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This week we're diving straight back into politics with the Presidency. We're going to talk about the office, the men who have held, why there hasn't been a woman...yet...and how the office has changed over time. There's speeches, famous lines, and fun anecdotes. Regardless of your politics, this is a fun, if long, episode.
Due to various circumstances, this will be the finale for Season 1 of The Cameron Journal Podcast. I appreciate everyone for listening and I'll be back with new scripted shows in the spring of 2021. Do keep watching the space for interviews and other content over the winter.
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When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married, it was truly a royal affair. Their marriage has been troubled since the wedding but one iconic sung at their wedding would be so emblematic of their troubled history with the press, the British public and the world. In this episode we're going to talk about both and hear some great music.
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This time we're taking a break from all the hot and heavy politics and social issues to do something far more fun. I'm going to discuss the exciting world of science fiction movies and television as we analyze the on-going and star studded (literally and figuratively) competition between the two titans of popular science fiction: Star Trek and Star Wars.
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Gun rights in this country are about as sacred as Mom, apple pie, sports, and free speech. However, the US suffers from a gun violence problem that much of the rest of the world simply doesn't have. Why is that? There are several reasons and in this episode of The Cameron Journal Podcast, Cameron goes over all the reasons why the US will likely never see meaningful gun control.
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The suburbs are an iconic apartment of American life. However, the suburb is coming to an end and urbanism is making a big comeback. Today we're talking about the suburb and why it's killing us all and why the city is the future of development.
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Network is the greatest movie that you've probably never seen and yet it is influence is being felt today. Network has been adapted for the stage and is currently on stage in New York City. Today, we're going to talk about how Network accurately predicted the modern media environment and how that has nearly destroyed our society.
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Israel has become an apartheid state in recent memory. The latest pictures and reporting from Gaza show it to be an open air prison. Leaders around the world have called for a change by the government of Israel in their treatment of Palestinians. Alice Rothchild is an author and advocate for those changes. In this chat we talk about what it is like to be leading the peace movement between Israel and Palestine while also being Jewish and what it is like to face resistance from your own community. This is a great talk.
NB. Please pardon the audio quality, this interview took place by phone. We did our best with it.
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This week we're talking about impeachment, Trump's dangerous change to water rules and new restrictions on birth tourism. It's a smattering of stories this week that I'm desperate to fit in because it's been a different kind of news week. Oh, and we're going to talk about the Bernie Sanders surge in a 2020 update.
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This week on the podcast, we're talking about the final democratic debate, impeachment and the new trade deals. Will the bombshell information from Lev Parnas about the Ukraine scandal affect impeachment? Find out on this week's Cameron Journal Podcast!
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Welcome back! It's 2020! This week we're catching up on the end of 2019 and the latest stories that happened this week including some royal news! It's the weekly news podcast with Cameron Cowan! To buy Cameron's novel: http://cameronjournal.com/product/cast-iron
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Special programming note: This is the last podcast for 2019. There will be no podcast next week.
This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're going to be talking about everything from genetics in dating to the generational divide within the democratic party and its selection of candidates. But first, we're going to talk about the articles of impeachment and the FBI investigation into Russian election meddling in the 2016 election. Get ready! Its The Cameron Journal Podcast!
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This week we're back from Thanksgiving break and we're doing a full hour with stories about how perfectionism is killing us, we're in a huge cultural war for the soul of America and we'll talk a little bit about 2020 and breeze through impeachment now that things are in high gear. Thanks for listening!
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Also, Americans aren't moving anymore and we break down the 5th democratic debate. A special note: there will be no podcast next week for the Thanksgiving Holiday. Happy Thanksgiving!
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This week we're talking about autonomous cars and an interesting new study on how we use transportation, we're talking about the revolution in Bolivia and then we're wrapping things up with the latest from the Impeachment hearings. I also cut in some personal updates and some updates from around The Cameron Journal and Rouges Magazine.
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We're back after a short break, thanks to my move, and this week we're talking about the latest on impeachment, the 2020 race, the Virginia and Kentucky elections and what it all might mean. Then I collected a smattering of other news stories to pique your interest. Strap in, its The Cameron Journal Podcast!
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This week we're catching up on the most recent democrat debate and how its affecting impeachment and the overall 2020 race. We kept it short this week so please enjoy the latest smoking gun on the Ukraine scandal and some of the post debate polling on the democrat side. Special Note: There will be no weekly podcast next week due to a studio/life move.
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This week we discuss the Trump/Ukraine scandal, housing policy, and Brexit. I quickly dash through the debate with a promise for an in-depth review with polling next week.
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This week on The Cameron Journal we're talking about the workers of the world and their struggles as well as walking through the latest on Ukraine, impeachment and the 2020 race. Strap in folks! Its the weekly news podcast!
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This week on the weekly news show, we're talking about the Ukraine scandal, how the internet broke America, the latest in the 2020 race, and the upcoming primary debate on October 15th.
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This week, we're keeping it small and limited because we're talking about the latest developments with Brexit and Impeachment. Along the way we tough on WeWork and the gig economy and Greta Thunberg's take down of world leaders at the UN General Assembly.
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This week on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about the Corey Lewandowski hearing, a religious liberty case out of California and a father who criticized a judge and ended up in jail for it. We're also talking about the area 51 raid and other fun stories from the week. I'm sorry its so long again but when we talk about 5-10 stories, it just takes about an hour. Anyway, put this on and enjoy!
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This week we're talking the 3rd Democratic Debate, Brexit, vaping deaths, the white working class voter and much more.
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It's 2019 and we're still working for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. 70 years ago, thinkers and economists thought that we would be working far fewer hours due to productivity gains. What happened? Why are we only now beginning to try out working 4 days a week? Why are we still working for 40 hours a week? How would the world change if we simply worked less? Cameron goes through the history, the politics, and possibilities of the 4 day work week.
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This week in the news we're talking about joe Manchin dropping out of the governor's race in West Virginia, Justin Bieber's message to his fans about mental health, the Netflix documentary "The Family" and reintroducing Cameron to the world after 2.5 years away from the world of media. Welcome back everyone!
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In this inaugural episode of the all-new Cameron Journal Podcast, I talk about one of my absolutely favorite comedians of all time: George Carlin. He was a ground breaking commentator on the world around us, incredibly funny, and most importantly a fierce defender of free speech. He was woke before woke was a thing. Explore his career with my helpful guidance.
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