The lastest Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters episode aired on Wednesday. I’m getting this to you a little late because I’m finishing the revisions on my second novel, Time’s Echo. Even though this movie was released in (1946) Larry Darrell’s search for his life’s purpose is a universal theme most of us go throughContinue reading “The Search for Meaning: The Razor’s Edge”
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Autumn Reading:Cozy Up to the Fire with a Good Book
Diane Merrill Wiggington was a Story-Power guest way back in December of 2023. We connected again recently and I finally read a couple of her books that I think you will enjoy as the weather becomes cooler. One is a political/romance, A Compromising Position, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and her venture into the mystery genre,Continue reading “Autumn Reading:Cozy Up to the Fire with a Good Book”
Kendra: Singing Tributes to the Women of the California Gold Rush
Highwater & The Kin: Accompanied by Kyle Carr (lead guitar) & Jon Michael (mandolin), the bardic wanderer of Nevada City, Kendra Leigh Highwater, has been playing the guitar and stomping her boots in the gold rush towns of California since she was a kid. Her lyrics are salty and sweet, blending together the history ofContinue reading “Kendra: Singing Tributes to the Women of the California Gold Rush”
Where We are Now Explained: Keeper of the Flame
Keeper of the Flame (1942) is a perfect example of a classic movie that foreshadows events that are happening right now. It was filmed before the United States entered WW II but shows the growing power of the American Nazi Party, though it was called something else at the time, and how that party wantedContinue reading “Where We are Now Explained: Keeper of the Flame”
This May Seem Counterintuitive
About two weeks ago a video came up in my YouTube feed that felt like coming home. The video is about the Tao Te Ching and the idea of non-action. The way to live life, the Tao Te Ching says, is to go with the flow, to wait until you receive the message from theContinue reading “This May Seem Counterintuitive”