A Book and a Chat - JANUARY 2020

A Book And A Chat - JANUARY 2020

A Book and a Chat airs Tuesday at 6:30PM ET and Wednesday at 7:00PM ET on newvisionsradio.com

(30 minutes live shows twice a week with an average audience of 25K)

Jan 7th Lisa Regan Jan 8th 7:00PM Patrick Fitzgibbons Jan 14th Alex Rozwalka-Attebery Jan 15th 7:00PM Arnie Freiman Jan 21st Debbie A. Anderson Jan 22nd 7PM William Arntz Jan 28th Sloan de Forest Jan 29th 7PM James L. May

Book and a Chat 2019 Schedule

Tuesday at 6:30PM ET and Wednesday at 7:00PM ET a 30 minute live podcast with around 25K listeners each week around the world

Email Barry Eva at knight2k4@hotmail.com if interested with "A Book and a Chat" in the subject line

 The radio program is currently taking booking 

Jan 8th	Jen Epstein
Jan 9th 7:00	LeRoy A. Peters
Jan 15th	Catherine and Jalyon
Jan 16th 7pm	Gary Grossman
Jan 22nd	Jeff Lee
Jan 23rd 7:00	Jack J. Hersch
Jan 29th	Mike Bond
Jan 30th 7:00
Feb 5th	Steve Snyder
Feb 6th 7:00	Shawanda R. Randolph,
Feb 12th	John R. Beyer
Feb 13th 7:00	Chad Morgan
Feb 19th	Levi .. Y. Pushkin
Feb 20th 7:00	Steve Berry
Feb 26th
Feb 27th	Kathi Macias
Mar 5th	Ayn Cates Sullivan, PhD
Mar 6th 7:00	Kris Frieswick
Mar 12th	William Fogg
Mar 13th 7:00	CHRIS FORMANT
Mar 19th	Jen SluMac
Mar 20th 7:00	Lucinda Schmidt

A Book and a Chat with Bonnie Doerr

Today's guest is Bonnie J. Doerr, nature lover and gardener, she grew up in western Maryland. Since leaving home, she has lived in eight of the United States. Degrees in reading education, combined with a brief post as a science teacher, led her to write ecological adventure/mysteries. Years of teaching and living in the Florida Keys provided irresistible material. 

Her books celebrate caring, involved, "green" teens who take action with attitude and a touch of romance. Her work has been honored by NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) with a grant for its use in environmental education and has been included in Milkweed Editions literary field guides. She now lives in a log cabin in North Carolina. Island Sting, was released in January 2010 by Leap Books,LLC and was EPIC's 2011 eBook Award winner for outstanding children's book. Stakeout, second in her ecological adventure/mystery series, was a 2011 summer release and one of six finalists for the 2012 YA Green Earth award. Tangled Lines, third in the series, was released August of 2016.

My guest on "A Book and a Chat" (on newvisionsradio.com) on Sunday December 4th at 6:30PM ET is Peter Lion author of The American St Nick, based on a true story from WWII

Amidst the dark and painful days of WWII Europe there shown a bright and joyous light—the courage and compassion of the 28th Infantry Division Signal Corps and its Christmas gift to the town of Wiltz, Luxembourg. The American St. Nick is based on the true story of soldiers who donated their gifts from home, military cooks who baked sweets, and Corporal Richard Brookins, who borrowed clothes from the local priest then rode through town as St. Nicolas to the delight of children and parents alike.
Thus begins a story soon clouded by the trials of war and the distance of time--clouded, but not forgotten. For the story of that day touched the hearts of generations who reached out across the oceans to the surprise of those living with us today and in honor of the memory of those who stayed behind.