Linwood Barclay

Listen to "Linwood Barclay Releases Noise Downstairs" on Spreaker. William Morrow is proud to publish A NOISE DOWNSTAIRS by New York Times bestselling author Linwood Barclay (On Sale: July 24, 2018), a haunting psychological thriller that blends twists and turns with driving suspense, and has everything readers want: murder, a protagonist facing the crisis of his life, and just when you think you’ve figured it all out, guess again. College professor Paul Davis is an ordinary guy with a normal life—a house on the Long Island Sound in Connecticut, a second wife, a young son, and a steady teaching job. But one night that normal existence is turned completely upside down when Paul spots a colleague driving along a deserted road. Concerned and curious, he decides to follow Kenneth, catching him in a horrifying act – trying to dispose of two bodies. Nearly losing his life in the encounter, readers find Paul eight months later still battling PTSD, depression, and severe problems that keep him from work and that are creating tension with his wife, Charlotte. One of Paul’s only sources of comfort is his sessions with his psychologist, Anna, who specializes in trauma and disturbed patients. To cheer him up, Charlotte brings home a gift—a vintage typewriter, complete with ink ribbons and heavy round keys—to encourage him to start the novel he’s always wanted to write. With Anna’s support, Paul believes writing Paul swears he can hear it typing in the middle of the night. Yet only he can hear the noise coming from downstairs; Charlotte doesn’t hear a thing and she worries he’s going off the rails. As Paul digs deeper, he becomes convinced that the typewriter is somehow connected to the murders. But how? No longer sure what is real or what is in his mind, Paul starts to question everything and begins investigating the deaths himself. But if he doesn’t begin to accept the truth and walk away from the past, his darkest terrors just might come true.

Saving Forever

Listen to "Saving Forever Releases Million Ways" on Spreaker. Growing up in Chicago was a huge plus. The nations Windy City has always been that place where music inspiration is strongly supported. The three brothers that make up Saving Forever are completely authentic in a digital plastic world. They write their own songs and play the instruments like true musicians pushing sound forward. We talk about the new song Million Ways while putting focus on the amazing amount of marketing that's about to be set free. What was it like to play to a sold out game with the LA Clippers and how can listeners jump on board as fans and followers. We are Unplugged and Totally Uncut.

Called To Master The Art Of Stream Thinking

Listen to "Called To Master The Art Of Stream Thinking" on Spreaker. We all have friends or family members that somehow someway know how to instantly come back with a thoughts that's either funny or impacting. Spur of the moment off the cuff boom boom pow! Rather than trying to understand the method of their art we suck in the message and walk down the path. We're all gifted with what I call Steam Thinking. We decide in our space not to utilize the strength of it's full potential and ability. Stream thinking is performed everyday on social media. Be honest... How often do you put a lot of thought into the words you post? I read them by way of studying your habits as a writer. It's all out there funny puns to angry swings. We're exposing our victories and injuries without knowing the end result of the echo. If pointed out it's become too easy to tap into that digital device, "My bad." What if Stream Thinking by way of trusting the moment and or present could be turned into a tool of discovery then utilized as a trusting source of future success? Radio, television, comedians and actors have learned to master the art of Stream Thinking through their skills to adlib or put focus on improv. Outside of hitting the comedy circuit or trying to score an acting job what's the benefit for the average Joe and his sister Wilma? Great question! The payoff is effort. It's being completely aware of the elements in the moment. Too often we go into meetings and or face others in gathering places already planning to say or do something. Instantly we become saddened when the actions and reactions don't come to you in the way you assumed. Through Stream Thinking you're already there. Nothing kills me more than when my heart backed me out of a conversation because I was fearful of the answer that would be shot back. My father wasted no time bonking me on the head when I spoke out of turn. At least I got what I came looking for. Open your heart. Open your mind. Set all that was yesterday in a place you no longer require. Be in the moment by participating with "Now."

John Lodge

Listen to "John Lodge Live From Birmingham Now On DVD" on Spreaker. One of the best on bass guitar and he's got a spot inside the RnR Hall of Fame to prove it. John Lodge talks about the Moody Blues being inducted and how important radio was to help get them into that secure position in history. Plus we spend time talking about his latest solo album and what it's like to step free of the other members to continue exploring the paths of sound. Will there be a new Moody album? How about that lengthy stay in Vegas?

Darren G Davis

Listen to "Darren Davis Talking Rock Star Comic Books" on Spreaker. We didn't suddenly become the Super Hero generation. Those men and women of strength and other incredible gifts started out in comic books. Darren G Davis has put an interesting spin on our love for so many action packed colors. The Rock Stars and top notch political leaders and other designers of everyday life are now found in comic books. Darren is a huge force in making sure history reaches every corner of the book store.

Artie Lange

Listen to "Artie Lange Releases Wanna Bet" on Spreaker. Controversial comedian Artie Lange is back with his shamelessly entertaining third memoir, Wanna Bet?: A Degenerate Gambler's Guide to Living on the Edge (St. Martin's Press; July 17, 2018). Lange surprised and delighted his fans when his memoir Too Fat to Fish became a #1 bestseller. Next, his bestselling follow up book Crash and Burn documented his recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol. Artie was back. In his hilarious third book, the New York Times bestselling author, comedian, actor, and radio icon explains the philosophy that has kept his existence boredom-free since the age of 13. An avid sports better and card player, Lange believes that the best gambler's high is achieved when the stakes aren't monetary. In this candid and entertaining memoir, he looks back at the times he bet with the intangible and priceless things in life: his health, his career, and his relationships. In WANNA BET?, Lange shows readers the man who takes as much pleasure from betting on a coin toss as he does putting tens of thousands of dollars on obscure college basketball games with fellow problem gamblers like Norm McDonald. It's a subculture where bookies, mobsters, athletes, and celebrities ride the roller coaster of wins and losses, never content with a big win, never discouraged by a devastating loss. Improbably, Artie has come out ahead, though he imagines his life if that weren't the case. Unrepentant and unrestrained, the book is Lange at his finest. With his customary self-deprecating wit and sometimes brutal insight, Artie Lange revels in what may be his last bad habit in this hilarious memoir.

The Lyrics From Billy's Forest Chapter 118

Listen to "The Lyrics From Billys Forest Chapter 118" on Spreaker. My most recent journey back home to Montana was more than a first time event in thirteen years. I found myself in positions of thought that weren't fed by reminiscing but rather understanding the construction of the platforms to which I presently stand. In all our pasts rest the original seeds of inspiration and influence. Not always a positive fuel for the history books. In today's world we're OK with that because we'll redesign the actuality of the experience on social media. Lets break it down even further. Many times throughout the day I'll take note of what's been described as a God Wink moment. Those incredible victories that come out of nowhere and oh my God I can't believe you're the one that gets to experience it. What if God Winks also include some of the worst moments of the chapters you write? The importance of the downfall isn't how you got back up but rather how you're keeping someone from making the same mistake. While in Montana I sat alone at Riverfront Park observing the beauty of how the Yellowstone River had cut into the soil a lay of land that still has the ability to generate energy in me today. This one small section. Maybe a mile wide has been the center point seed to multiple fields of harvest. But not in the God Wink way that most people celebrate. Three completely 100% negative moments that influenced how I share as well as teach even in today's lectures. The hillside where my bicycle flew over a cliff and I wasn't wearing a helmet. The river that sucked me under as a teenager and spit me out thousands of feet later. The highway where the group of very drunk teenagers nearly rolled their car. Extreme negatives right? That's without mentioning that my book Halloween 78 was completely written about this one particular area of Montana. Many of us have been in those moments. You're lucky to still be here today. God Wink. Now... How do you activate it? Each of our lives are layered with horrid moments and bad decisions. What if we stopped making it added weight and physically looked at it as being a purpose and part of a bigger plan?