Dr. Hartford G. Dawson, author of The Apple and the Stone. Shares his understanding of technology and spiritual laws. The Apple and the Stone connect Steve Jobs' struggles building a technological giant of a company to Goliath defeating a giant, both using the same 12 principles. The Apple and the Stone is where technology and faith meet. Hartford has almost 30 years of experience in technology and is currently both a professor and an active worker in the industry. For all my strategists, this book is for you!

12 Principles that are both Business and Spiritual. Dr. Hartford Dawson shares his decades of experience in technology and his academic knowledge to explain how to thrive in business. He connects the story of Steve Jobs and David (from David and Goliath) to identify principles for success.

Author Helena is asking the tough questions in her book Last Chance Live!What are the ways we seek forgiveness, and do they work?What is the cost of forgiveness?This book is geared towards youth 12 and above, offering critical thinking scenarios that can be transformative in how they interact with the world. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/last-chance-live-helena-haywoode-henry/1146799976https://bookshop.org/p/books/last-chance-live-helena-haywoode-henry/d164a96c13c98d2c?ean=9780593625309&next=t

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What a wonderful conversation! Author Helena Haywoode Henry says her book aims to transform readers into change agents for hope. This book is geared to youth 12 and up. It shows how "screen time" can shape our thinking. In this engaging conversation, Helena Haywoode Henry discusses her debut novel, 'Last Chance Live!', which explores the lives of teens on death row competing for freedom through a reality TV show. The discussion delves into themes of youth justice, the impact of screens on society, and the complexities of forgiveness. Helena shares her journey from law to writing, the inspiration behind her characters, and the societal reflections embedded in her narrative. The conversation emphasizes the reader's role in transformation and the importance of critical thinking in understanding the themes presented in the book.

🖊️ Helena's legal background influenced her writing and character development.

🖊️ The story encourages readers to seek transformation in their communities.

🖊️ The conversation highlights the importance of empathy and understanding in addressing societal issues.

Join us as we dive into a heartfelt conversation with Rodney Freeman Jr., author of "Daddy Let'sPlay" and "Rodney the Little Librarian." Discover theinspiration behind his children's books, his passion for storytelling, and theupcoming documentary on Black librarianship.

Rodney shares insights on fatherhood, the importance of preserving history, and the narratives that shapeour communities.

Stay tuned for Rodney'supcoming documentary and explore the adventures of Little Rodney the Librarian.Don't miss out on these inspiring stories!

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The Spectrum of Autism: A Conversation with Ayanna Davis Ayanna Sanaa Davis, an artist and autism advocate, shares her journey and insights on autism, particularly focusing on the experiences of Black autistic women and children. She discusses the misconceptions surrounding autism in the Black community, the importance of representation, and her book 'I Am Artistic, and I Am Phenomenal,' which aims to empower young Black girls with autism. Ayanna emphasizes the need for understanding and acceptance of neurodiversity, highlighting the unique challenges and joys that come with being autistic.

In this engaging conversation, host Alice Maria speaks with poet Andrene Bonner about her book 'Women in the Wind,' which celebrates the contributions of remarkable women throughout history. Andrene shares her journey as a poet, the inspiration behind her work, and the importance of documenting women's stories that have often been overlooked. The discussion highlights various influential women, including Rihanna, Winnie Mandela, Amanda Gorman, and Beverly Manley, showcasing their impact and significance. Andrene emphasizes the themes of gratitude, empowerment, and the need to reclaim women's narratives in literature and society.

Author Jennifer Witter discusses her background and the founding of the Borland Group, a public relations agency that focuses on minority-owned and women-led organizations. She emphasizes the importance of personal branding and shares practical advice from her book, *The Little Book of Big PR.* The conversation explores the differences between public relations and advertising, as well as the effects of implicit bias. Witter stresses the necessity of addressing biases and building connections. She also encourages authors to take an active role in promoting their work. The discussion concludes with the importance of giving back and actionable steps for achieving success.

(Quoted for Tedtalk) Jennefer is an in-demand speaker on implicit bias, gender-based communication styles, personal branding, social media and public relations topics. The Pentagon, The Brookings Institution, PA Conference for Women, Brown Brothers Harriman and Columbia University are among the many prestigious venues where she has presented. Jennefer is also an instructor at NYC’s 92Y. She is an experienced chief executive officer (The Boreland Group) with a demonstrated history of providing results via creative PR programs. Jennefer is the author of “The Little Book of Big PR: 100+ Quick Tips to Get Your Small Business Noticed” (HarperCollins).