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Retired Navy SEAL Jason Redman, sought-after speaker and best-selling author of "The Trident" and "Overcome: Crush Adversity with the Leadership Techniques of America's Toughest Warriors," discusses the wartime enemy ambush that almost killed him, the extreme challenges he faced in personal and professional life in the months and years that followed, and the initiatives that he and his wife, Erica, have been developing for years to help others overcome circumstances and steer their own lives toward the successes they desire. 

Wake up to the realities of your own past, current and potential future relationships with an eye-opening look at the signs of what's healthy and what's unhealthy, the effects of "crazy-making" relationships on psychological and emotional well-being, the tactics used by manipulative and abusive partners and more.

One of the most interesting people I know gets candid about some of the most interesting facets of his own life. Some have been great; others have hurt like hell; all have shaped his life in ways he couldn't have predicted. 

Journalist, novelist and writing coach John DeDakis is a former senior copy editor on CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer" and is the author of four novels in the Lark Chadwick mystery/suspense/thriller series. During his award-winning 45-year career in journalism, DeDakis was a White House correspondent and interviewed such luminaries as Alfred Hitchcock, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan. For full post, click heading or the following link:

Today at 1:00 Eastern time: How do you approach the delicate subject with a mom who has lost a child? It's a tough one -- sometimes so intimidating that people avoid it altogether. I know; I've been on both sides of the sensitive and sometimes awkward conversation. My guest Joan E. Markwell, author of Softening the Grief: What to Say and Do to Comfort a Bereaved Mother, shares insights from her own experience and others'.  

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Tune in at 1:00 Eastern time as Command Sergeant Major Dennis John Woods, U.S. Army retired, takes us through the trials, victories and life-changing things he's invented during his 14-plus years of combat service. His new book, "Black Flag Journals: One Soldier’s Experience in America’s Longest War," chronicles his tours, including in Iraq and Afghanistan, his transition from military to civilian workforce and much more. 

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I knew I was onto something while warning people since 2009 that our government was sneaking us toward an all-electronic, cashless society in order to track, tax and withhold at will the fruits of what we generate in order to grow and promote an all-powerful socialist -- or worse -- new political system in America. "Social engineering; socialism or worse; the ultimate control over your lives," I warned. People thought I was crazy, a conspiracy theorist. I thought they were blind. But here it is, and it turns out that I'd only identified the iceberg's slippery, numbing tip. What Patrick Wood, editor in chief of Technocracy News and Trends and author of Technocracy Rising, has to say about this and other movements will force you question your sense of how thick and vast the ice spreads beneath the surface of visibility.   

Tune in to The Nora Firestone Show today, 1:00 - 2:00 Eastern time, as established novelist Lynn Yvonne Moon discusses the inspiration and the tragic subject matter behind "The Tower," her new book about bullying and a suicidal middle-school girl for young readers and the adults who love them. Join us; it's important.

Longtime real estate industry experts John Agostinelli and Christopher Michaud, authors of Easy Money and the American Real Estate Ponzi Scheme, had front row seats during the great recession and witnessed the strange lending practices that blew up the housing bubble, created disastrous consequences for government-endorsed loans, and hurt low to moderate income people and the communities they lived in. Not only did government create the problem, they say, but government's reaction to the crisis made matters worse. Agostinelli and Michaud say history is repeating itself right in front of us, and if we do nothing to stop the volatility in real estate markets, we risk the impending doom of the next housing collapse.

Retired KCPD officer D.W. Rawlings, author of Peckerwood in the Hood -- Misadventures of a Kansas City Cop, joins Nora on the air to discuss what's it's really like to be a police officer in the 21st century, how the job has changed, how the politics of the job negatively impact everyone and much more. Original air date July 28, 2016, on Freedom 1110 AM, WKQA radio, now available here on demand.

Get an earful of insight from political blogger Drew Nickell, as he discusses the election-year climate, the candidates and points from his new book, Bending Your Ear: A Collection of Essays on the Issues of Our Times!

Steve Goreham, well-respected speaker, author, and researcher on climate change and environmental issues, joins Nora for a real-world discussion about the ongoing dance between planet Earth, Mother Nature and mankind. What misinformation are we being fed, and how is that hurting us? Get informed by a leading expert. Click heading for more ...