Of all the author stories Ive encountered in five years, this is probably the most amazing of all. Mary Beth OConnor is a retired federal administrative law judge who survived a childhood rife with physical, sexual and emotional abuse followed by 20 yea

The combination of musical talent and digital technology has created a new breed of artists who can create amazing music at home using a computer and a keyboard. Its one thing to create tunes as a hobby. Its quite another to identify a market for that m

Can one devastating mistake erase 20 years of good?The road to redemption for volunteer EMT Griffin Ambrose is dark, indeed--a crashed ambulance, a dead patient, an injured partner, then testing legally drunk. After going to jail, losing his EMT card and

As recently as the 1980s, women firefighters were rare, especially in light of the tough road a group of New York women had in achieving their dream of becoming members of the FDNY. But they did it and around the same time a young woman in Florida named C

Sal Panicci wasnt looking to work retail in his youth in New Jersey, but the blind ad in the Newark Star Ledger was inviting. Seeking to get out of jobs that were unstable, he went for the interview and discovered the job was for a management trainee at

After surviving a transient childhood, a knife fight, brain cancer and the death of his wife, Dan Henks survival is a story in itself. But hes not dwelling on the tragic tales. He is a successful tattoo artist who was in the right place at the right tim

The Type Tune. Tint. podcast is about to launch its 5th season thanks to all of you who have become loyal listeners. Thank you. Heres a look at some of the highlights of the 2023 season.Support the show

The title is a tad snarky but its all in good fun as we hear from writer/singer/producer/actor Sudi Rick Karatas about his newest song and music video. The title is a play on the famous Mariah Carey song, but the words and concept bear no resemblance.

Elementary school teacher Sabine Posy did her share of virtual teaching during COVID while her two young children learned virtually in the next room. Her daughter Nora was a social butterfly who got antsy sitting in front of a monitor. Her son Nate, young

In less than 48 hours, Jae Logan went from having a stomach ache to learning she might die. A wife and mother of two young children, her mind raced to cope with the possibility of an early death and how she could possibly tell her kids. Miraculously, her