The ever evolving restaurant business is an exciting industry to cover as a reporter because the businesses are extrelmely dynamic. In this episode, Rich Solomon reports live from the Javitz Center in New York City and reveals some great surprises!
Gerald Celente is a highly respected trend forecaster. During the premiere of a movie about his life (Zizi and Honeyboy 2015) starring Andrew Koss [as Gerald Celente], and Doris Roberts [as Zizi-his Aunt], Richard Solomon had exclusive access for this one hour lively and dynamic interview. (The ZiZi and Honeyboy Movie is based on the book, "What Zizi Gave Honeyboy: A True Story About Love, Wisdom, and the Soul of America." ) Information on the Trends Journal can be found at: http://www.trendsresearch.com Gerald Celente has appeared in numerous media formats over the years but we believe this interview is both moving and inspirational!
Richard Solomon "walks the show" and interviews unique authors and publishers! A must for book lovers.
Dr. Grelsamer is the author of "A Patient's Guide to Unnecessary Knee Surgery: How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Hasty Medical Advice" Richard Solomon and Dr. Grelsamer explore the issues that patients want (and need to know). From Amazon.com: Every year millions of Americas are told by an orthopedic surgeon that the only way to successfully get rid of their knee pain is to undergo some form of knee surgery. But so many of these procedures could have been avoided if the patient was fully informed. Listen here to a brilliant yet simple analysis that may change your views on this important health topic.
Plastic pollution destroys the oceans and injures and kills marine life. Upcycle works to prevent harmful plastic from reaching the oceans. Upgyres, located in Canada, is hard at work looking for ways to save our Oceans from plastics, micro-plastics,
Two exciting components of the 1960's was the race to the Moon and the Beatles. Ron Grelsamer is an author and historian and discusses both events in a lively and dynamic interview. A must for Beatles fans and space enthusiasts.
Amanda Sullivan is the author of "Organized Enough: The Anti-Perfectionist's Guide to Getting--and Staying--Organized" Amanda Sullivan is a professional organizer, founder of The Perfect Daughter, and a media expert on organization. She has helped hundreds of clients, from hoarders to celebrities to control home chaos. Rich Solomon interviewed her with an eye to both business and home organization as the "paperless office" has not truly emerged. Her book will really help you get started. Her website is http://www.theperfectdaughter.com/