The Cameron Journal Podcast

Leslie Shoveer is the author of Fission a book set in the early atomic age right as the bomb becomes a reality. Loosely based on family stories, this is a delightful read and an even more delightful conversation.

More about the book: Fission tells the story of nineteen-year-old Doris Friedman, who gives up her dreams of becoming a concert pianist or lawyer when she marries Rob in 1941 and has a sickly, premature baby. Within months...

We've all heard about meditation and why it is so important and calming. That's not new, however, I was surprised that Bob Martin could bring a new perspective to something that has been talked about too much and overhyped as much. Host of the A Wise and Happy Life Podcast, he is here to help us use meditation to help us create a wise and happy life. A former prosecutor and trial lawyer, Bob began his legal career in the 19...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by D. Paul Fleming the author of Mystery's at the Windham Inn. This is an interest chat that is cut a bit short but is still a whole journey. D. Paul Fleming is a Disabled Veteran who served in the US Navy and a seasoned Native American Holy Man—a sacred title bestowed upon him by Granddaughter Crow. With a lifetime devoted to spiritual service, D. Paul has investigated and cle...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Dennis Brennan who has written a new book, "D.C. SWAMP STRIKES BACK: AARON BURR, DONALD TRUMP, AND THEIR SIMILAR BATTLES." We talk politics, shop and his unique view on the Trump presidency and the American experiment.

About Dennis: Dennis A. Brennan Is A Passionate Author, Attorney And Historian Who Explores The Intersection Of Politics, Justice, And History. With A ...

Big shout out to the business side of The Cameron Journal, today we are talking with corporate culture consultant, Chris Majer. We are talking about his new book The Power to Transform.

Chris has spent decades helping leaders and organizations unlock their highest potential while staying ahead of disruptive change. With a background that spans from teaching hand-to-hand combat to Marines and performance principles to Special Forces,...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Scott Badler who is here to talk about his new book, Becoming JFK. In his book, he talks about Kennedy as a young man and before the presidency ending with his run for Senate. His WWII service figures prominently too. Scott Badler is a Kennedy scholar and he has done all the homework on the early life of JFK.

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Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by the ineffably brilliant, Stan Lai. The most famous theater producer in China, he straddles form, characters and borders as he creates theatrical experiences across Asia, North American and Europe. We spent an hour together talking about storytelling, Chinese film, opera and fine art. These episodes are the ones that make me love doing this. Stan Lai is absolutely wonderful and ...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by John David who comes from the world of marketing and PR and has taken up writing. He has a story about what it took to get his book published, the crushing querying process and much more. We have a wide-ranging conversation on writing and the industry!

Here's some more about John's writing:

His debut novel, The Bystander, is a contemporary mystery, infused with thriller ...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Cinda Gault, a canadian author of historical fiction set in the Canadian and American West. I will admit that I did not know anything about Canadian western expansion until I visited Alberta on a writing residency in 2019. Cinda is the expert and her stories explore women's lives in these historical, Canadian settings with real-life elements! I loved her pitch to me because ...

Do I have dyslexia? In this episode we talk with Russell van Brocklen about dyslexia, his book, his work arounds his own profound dyslexia and how helps people learn to work with their brains rather than against their brains. He is here to dispel myths about dyslexia and how the way we help people with dyslexia sets them up for failure. In the course of the episode, I find out that despite being an excellent reader, I might have dy...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are really reaching up by having JD Barker on the show. He is a suspense and thriller author who has worked with many of the greats in his genre and is now head of his own imprint publishing suspense and thrillers. When you look up "author" in the dictionary, you'd see a picture of JD Barker. We are very grateful for him coming by to talk to us about writing shop, his stories an...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Justin Spencer, the founder of Chaos and Kindness and TV show and brand. We are having this conversation in his car. Right now he is on a new journey where he is buying a cheap car and driving around the United States. During this conversation, he is waiting for a tow because the motor in his car has gone out (it was cheap) and we even see it all go down (at least part of it) ri...

Today we are joined by Amani Roberts and he has written a new book about the history of R and B groups. The Quiet Storm gives us an history of one of the most popular genre's of music. More about Amani: Amani Roberts is a powerhouse in the world of music—an internationally recognized DJ, award-winning music professor, and passionate historian of R&B and Black music culture. With years of experience spinning records, educati...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Stephanie Hunter-Jones who is an author that specializes in sex, sexuality and healing emotional wounds around our intimate lives. Seems straight forward right? Wrong! She uses roleplay and cosplay as a way to help people and couples engage in their sexuality more deeply. This is not your father's pretend, oh no, this includes costumes, make-up and hopefully a satisfying finish.

The government has decreed that homosexuals can serve in the military under a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. In this new book of fiction, a group of officers are looking to root out homosexuality anyway and in this book from Darrell Barry we get to explore the atmosphere in the 1980s and 1990s under this policy and what it was like for LGBTQ+ individuals.

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