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Everyday People, Meet Robert Irvine: The man who will change your life

Oh, Food Network, how you slay me. If you’re anything like me, Food Network has been your go-to resource for anytime-of-the-day television for years now. And a massive, British component of that success has been the muscular man-machine that is Chef Robert Irvine. Irvine began his cooking career in the…

Joel HigginsJune 29, 2015

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Celebrity Chef Marcus Samuelsson Shows You How to “Make it Messy”

Marcus Samuelsson, whose heady stew of an Ethiopian-Swedish upbringing cooked up a world-famous career as a chef, actually wanted to be a professional soccer player. When it became clear he was too small to go pro, he traded in his cleats for the Rolls-Royce of kitchen knives, the Sabatier, and…

Amanda HarknessJuly 1, 2015

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Interview: They Draw & Cook Delivers Delicious Illustrations

Little did Nate and Salli know that the artwork those eight artists had submitted, originally for a book idea, would spark an online sensation that has now morphed into a PR tool for many artists and illustrators to share and demonstrate their work. Their first book, They Draw & Cook,…

Beth WaskoJuly 2, 2015

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Allie Brosh Making Solutions Problematic Once Again

As someone who can only barely remember a time before the internet, I tend to give the online world a whole lot of legitimacy. So when popular online figures extend their reach into the world of traditional publishing, I usually meet the announcement with a less than enthusiastic, “Meh.” But…

Joel HigginsJuly 8, 2015

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Micheline Nader says: Let the Dolphin Dance guide you

Conscious awareness is something that many of us only dream of—if we’ve heard of it at all. But that state of self-understanding seems closer than ever, thanks to Micheline Nader’s new book, The Dolphin’s Dance: Discover Yourself Through a Powerful 5 Step Journey into Conscious Awareness (Balboa Press, 2015). Her self-help…

Rachel CarterJune 1, 2015

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Kill all the marriage counselors? Surprisingly sound advice

I got my degree in Psychology. I had - and continue to have - a vested interest in how we interact with each other and our environment. Interpersonal human relationships remain intriguing and mysterious to me, as they should to most people who live on this earth. And it's easy…

Ben S. DutkaJune 1, 2015

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Rites of Passage author Joy N. Hensley shares her Personal Ink

After reading Pen & Ink: Tattoos and the Stories Behind Them, we quickly realized that tattoos are never just an image printed on your skin. Whether sentimental or quirky, tattoos are an expression of self that always tells a unique story. In our monthly column, Personal Ink, we explore tattoos…

Rachel CarterJune 2, 2015

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Avital Zeisler on turning women into Weapons of Fitness

In the wake of her darkest moment, Avital Zeisler became a living weapon. Through the study of self-defense, she transformed her body and herself, while at the same time conquering fear and reclaiming her life. Now, Zeisler is sharing her methods in her book, Weapons of Fitness: The Woman’s Ultimate…

Michael RuscoeJune 15, 2015

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Video: Missed It? Interview with Lisa Garr, Author of Becoming Aware: How to Repattern Your Brain and Revitalize Your Life

Lisa Garr wants you to stop going through the motions in life. She wants you to become aware. Her mission on her internationally syndicated radio program, The Aware Show—and now in her first book—is to inspire positive growth in all areas of life and bring conscious conversations into everyone’s living room.…

BookTribJune 7, 2015

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Summer solstice is the longest day for those with Alzheimer’s

As a child, I started counting daylight minutes beginning with the winter solstice. Today, at age 64, I stand still in the sun on the longest day, but for a different reason. The longest day has new meaning for me as I battle Alzheimer’s disease. For those afflicted, and for…

BookTrib Guest AuthorJune 18, 2015

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How to survive anything — even your in-laws

Ever get locked out of your hotel room—naked? Needed to make dinner for your soon-to-be in-laws? Had a wardrobe malfunction in public? Been trapped in a place where you MUST make small talk? Never fear! How to Survive Anything: A Visual Guide to Laughing in the Face of Adversity (May…

JeriAnn GellerMay 14, 2015

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Operation: Next Chapter is what Memorial Day is all about

Memorial Day is right around the corner and while you're relaxing in a patio chair with a loaded hot dog, you might want to reflect on the holiday itself. It exists for a reason. Nobody knows that better than Cym Lowell, author of Jaspar's War (Rosemary Beach Press, 2014) and the creator…

Ben S. DutkaMay 21, 2015

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Madeline Kahn: The untold story of a comic genius

She could act and sing and make people laugh. She had an unmistakable voice and on-stage style. She was gone too early but entertainers the world over - and millions of fans - will always remember Madeline Kahn for her timeless contributions. Is it possible to think of Blazing Saddles and Young…

Ben S. DutkaMay 24, 2015

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Live Interview with Micheline Nader, Author of The Dolphin’s Dance

Do you ever feel as if you're searching for yourself? Do you sense that there are parts of you that have been lost-fears, longings, and potential that are beyond your reach? In The Dolphin's Dance, Micheline Nader shares a carefully constructed process for shedding light on, and reclaiming, those lost…

BookTribJune 3, 2015

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Cruising with Kate: A success story almost too good to be true

It’s a life worthy of showcasing in a movie, although it’s a movie we might not believe as we watched it: a middle-class boy, one so nervous that his 8th-grade classmates nickname him “Worry Wart,” grows up to become an FBI agent working under J. Edgar Hoover. Not enough for…

Michael RuscoeJune 3, 2015

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Healer and Star Child Ariyana Shares Her Spiritual Gifts

Ariyana, a beautiful Japanese-born California businesswoman turned channeler and healer, speaks with a comforting and confident voice. A multi-millionaire entrepreneur who discovered her inner Star Child, Ariyana is an old soul from the Seventh Dimension, here on this planet to lead it away from destruction. As she reveals in her…

Joanna PoncavageApril 17, 2015

Everyday People, Meet Robert Irvine: The man who will change your life

Celebrity Chef Marcus Samuelsson Shows You How to “Make it Messy”

Interview: They Draw & Cook Delivers Delicious Illustrations

Allie Brosh Making Solutions Problematic Once Again

Micheline Nader says: Let the Dolphin Dance guide you

Kill all the marriage counselors? Surprisingly sound advice

Rites of Passage author Joy N. Hensley shares her Personal Ink

Avital Zeisler on turning women into Weapons of Fitness

Video: Missed It? Interview with Lisa Garr, Author of Becoming Aware: How to Repattern Your Brain and Revitalize Your Life

Summer solstice is the longest day for those with Alzheimer’s

How to survive anything — even your in-laws

Operation: Next Chapter is what Memorial Day is all about

Madeline Kahn: The untold story of a comic genius

Live Interview with Micheline Nader, Author of The Dolphin’s Dance

Cruising with Kate: A success story almost too good to be true

Healer and Star Child Ariyana Shares Her Spiritual Gifts

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