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Kimberly Love

Lisa Tucker 3 August 2021

Kimberly Love is the CEO of Viking Queens and a radio host on Crushing 40, Impact Radio USA. She speaks to coaches, experts, and celebrities daily to inspire listeners to change their lives. When she’s not on the radio, she’s writing books, spending time with her daughter, or dancing in […]

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The Baby Blues – The Superior View

Lisa Tucker 3 August 2021

Feelings of extreme sadness, indifference and/or anxiety, as well as changes in energy, sleep, and appetite are all signs of the ‘baby blues’. Clinically known as peripartum, or postpartum depression, the ladies get into an open discussion on their own experiences. With guest panelist Dr. Nadine Robinson. Lisa & Liz […]

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New Wave of British Metal – METAL MORPHEUS w. Amendola

theBorderline 1 August 2021

The new wave of British heavy metal in the late 1970s achieved international attention and influence during the time of punk rock’s decline and the rise of new wave music. Featured local band: Destroilet. Motorhead – Stone Dead ForeverIron Maiden – Phantom Of The OperaSaxon – Strangers In The NightSavage […]

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A Musical Hockey Barn

Brian Tremblay 30 July 2021

This episode is a continuation of “A Garden of Music”.  I profile some more groups who graced the Gardens good stage like: The Everly Brothers, Roy Orbison, Prism, Kim Mitchell, Allanah Myles, and Trooper. The Searchers – Needles and PinsEverly Brothers – Bye Bye LoveEverly Brothers – Wake Up Little […]

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Mark D. Dunn

Lisa Tucker 27 July 2021

Mark D. Dunn is a poet and an author of three books. Mark is also a singer/songwriter and has released several albums. Ghost Music, Mark D. Dunn’s first book is a wonderful discovery.  Anyone who dedicates a poem to Gil Scott Heron is already stepping in the right direction for […]