Month: June 2011

The Susan Murphy Milano Show “Time’s Up!”

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The Susan Murphy Milano Show, “Time’s Up!” Thursday, June 30, 2pm-4pmET Listen LIVE: on  HereWomenTalk Author, R. Barri Flowers R. Barri Flowers is an award winning criminologist, true crime author, and thriller novelist. He is the author of forty books including such bestselling crime nonfiction titles as Prostitution in the Digital Age, College Crime, Male Crime and Deviance, and The Sex Slave Murders; and editor of the upcoming true crime anthology, Murder, Macabre, and Menace: True Stories From Masters of True Crime. Thriller fiction titles include Murder in Maui, Dark Streets of Whitechapel, State’s Evidence, and Dead in the Rose City. Mr. Flowers lives in Oregon with his wife.R. Barri Flowers is an award winning, bestselling author of mystery, thriller, suspense, and romance novels, along with true crime and criminology books, and short fiction. His novels include a brand new eBook private eye mystery, DEAD IN THE ROSE CITY. There is also a print edition available of this title. Thrillers by the author include, STATE’S EVIDENCE, JUSTICE SERVED, and PERSUASIVE EVIDENCE. Flowers is the editor of …

The Roth Show Welcomes Anthony Bruno, Crime Writer

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The Roth Show  Dr. Laurie Roth and Susan Murphy Milano  Wednesday, June 29, 7-8pm ET Listen LIVE: http://therothshow.com Author, Anthony Bruno Bad Guys was the first in a series of novels (Bad Blood, Bad Luck, Bad Business, Bad Moon, and Bad Apple) about FBI agents Mike Tozzi and Cuthbert Gibbons, odd-couple partners whose prime targets are New York and New Jersey wiseguys. Basing his stories on actual Mafia figures and their criminal activities, Bruno pioneered the territory that has made The Sopranos the monster hit that it is. After the series of fiction “Bad” books, Bruno turns his talents to thetrue crime tale of The Iceman: The True Story of a Cold-Blooded Killer.  The Iceman is an in-depth profile of convicted murderer Richard Kuklinski, who claims to have killed over 100 people. Kuklinski was dubbed “the Iceman” when one of his victims was found in the woods, his heart frozen solid. Kuklinski had stored the man’s body in an ice-cream truck for two years before dumping it in order to disguise the time of death. In researching this book, Bruno corresponded with …

Ward Foley Appearing on The Next Frontier

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The Next Frontier With Guest Ward Foley and host Anne Barbano Listen LIVE: http://www.theradiator.org/ Ward Foley, author of “Thank My Lucky Scars” and noted speaker, will be appearing on The Next Frontier with host Anne Barbano on Thursday, June 30 at 6pm ET.  The Next Frontier is a weekly radio show concentrating on those with autism and disabilities. Anne Barbano is the director, writer, and producer of LIVING THE AUTISM MAZE, a film about the difficulty of family life living with autism.  Parents talk in the film about poorly coordinated programs, educators and therapists with no training in autism, and bad advice.  An honest and powerful film, it has helped many to see what it’s like to live with the diagnosis of autism. Ward Foley, affectionately known as “Scarman,” is an author, speaker, husband, father, and friend.  Ward has also been a Little League coach, cross-country bicyclist, and more – all as part of his lifelong campaign to share happiness and peace.   Born with Arthrogryposis, a rare non-degenerative condition, he has  persisted through numerous surgeries, disfigurement and pain.  …

Challenging the Role of Perception: Courage Empowerment Forum Welcomes Author, Educator and Musical Artist Russel Blake

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 Tune in Tuesday, June 28th at 9 PM Eastern, 6pm Pacific to www.party934.com, 94.9 FM HudsonValley, NY to hear this amazing pro-woman, spiritual author, educator, and jazz bassist Russel Blake Media plays a major role in the way people are perceived, especially Black Women. But long before modern media, the perception of Black Women, according to Russel Blake, has been “the long-standing root of our barometer of existence, and at the very least the heart of any discussion of constructive engagement for us to survive as a people.” Russel Blake, Educator/Professional Musician/Concert Soloist/Music Producer and now Author of Proverbs 31: The Virtuous Black Woman, addresses the value of Black Women in poetic pros, expressing the respect and dignity that men should have for Black Women and all women. Russel is also a highly accomplished jazz soloist, having performed with Masakela, Cybil Shepherd, Chaka Khan, Harry Belafonte, El Gran Combo, Wynton Marsalis, Dee Dee, and many more. His latest musical work and CD is Fierce Solitude. “Among his highest achievements was his appointment by the U.S. State Department to perform as an Ambassador of Goodwill to Eight West …

Crime Wire Investigates!

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Tuesday, June 28, 9pm ET Listen LIVE:   Crime Wire Investigates     The Sandra White case  On April 10, 2006, 65-year-old Sandra White ofWeaverville,North Carolinawas murdered by her 73-year-old husband Ray. He staged the house to make it appear that the death was the result of a robbery gone bad. He went so far as to drive down the highway and throw Sandra’s purse out as a robber may have done. However, after several days of questioning by the police, Ray White confessed to the murder. He was subsequently charged with involuntary manslaughter and posted $100,000 bail. And then things turned a bit weird. The judge released White to the custody of his brother, David White, inFlorida. Sandra’s family believes that today Ray is living inSt. Petersburgand enjoying life as a free man. The now 78-year-old has yet to stand trial in aNorth Carolinacourt. The family’s efforts to get answers fromNorth Carolinaauthorities have met with non-responses, inaccurate information and stonewalling. Joining us to discuss the case will be Gene Cervantes of Citizens Against Homicide and Sandra’s …