As a writer, producer, and editor, Theresa Chaze has worked in both the film and television industries. She is a creative with a strong business sense. As a writer, she creates original work based on character and plot development. As a producer, she pulls together the people and resources needed to produce a quality project. Her keen business sense keeps the budget low enough to make a profit, while still being able to keep the production values high. She has always been a doer, who set her goals and then achieves them. When people tell her that it is impossible, she laughs and then just does it. Mostly she does it so well, that they naysayers looked foolish. Her philosophy is, “We achieve what we believe we can. If we think we can't then we can't. It's that simple.” Currently, she has three projects on her slate, including the feature films Never Can Say Good-bye and Eye of Ra as well as the TV series, Horses and Heroes.

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Mathew fiock musician singer song writer and plays a unique instrument...listen in to find out

Sherri, Here is my Bio. Please let me know if you need something different or need anything else from me. Thank you so much for allowing me to be apart of your show. I had fun!! I'm Matthew Fiock and from the great Northwest, but I now reside in the big state of Texas. My music has been described as reggae, island, rock with a little european influence. Growing up I was surrounded by eclectic music listeners. I was constantly and consistently around rock, alternative, island, hip hop, jazz, etc. The list goes on. I picked up an ukulele after 15 years of playing guitar. I then focused my abilities on to the uke. I fell in love! I brought a varied taste of rock and reggae vocals and influence, both styles I love dearly. With the island and rock culture combined vocally and played by an ukulele it is a sound that's not been heard before. I've used my sound to gather attention from many industry pro's. To name a few representatives: AE pictures, Sony, Integrity, Stoneworx Entertainment. An executive from AE Pictures said "There is no one, on radio, globally that sounds like you." Also I have opened for a couple Label Bands. (B.E.C. records, Sparrow Records) My fanbase is growing and gaining attraction quickly. I am being sought after to play many shows at different venues. Currently, I am in the process of putting out some recorded works within the ensuing months. Keep a look out! Please contact me for more info and for booking your event/venue.

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Author Mark Heathco wrote 2 books. Both about duties on the DMZ of South Korea and a fictional.

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"Michelle Dallocchio has worked over 15 years in inpatient and outpatient mental health in both the nonprofit and military mental health sectors. She served in the US Army between 1998-2006 as a medic and mental health sergeant. As a member of Team Lioness (a team of women attached to Special Forces and Marine infantry units in Iraq), she deployed to Ramadi, Iraq in 2004-2005. Michelle was one of the first women to engage in direct combat operations. She is a David L. Boren NSEP Scholar and wrote the "Women Warriors" chapter in War Trauma and Its Wake (Routledge, 2012) and two forthcoming books, The Desert Warrior and Toxic Leadership. She was featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, New York Times, NPR and many other outlets covering the female combat veteran experience, expressive arts therapy, and intersectionality. She has also been featured in the documentaries Lioness, The Long Road Home, and Soldiers Period. After a long road of post-war reintegration, she received her Master of Social Work degree from University of Southern California in 2016 and provides social services for families in need in Metro Las Vegas."

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Jim Farrell moved to Florida in June of 2013. After he arrived here, he completed his first novel, Brooklyn Boy, a semi-autobiographical novel about a young boy growing up in the 1940s and 1950s in Brooklyn and Long Beach, NY. When you read it, you will find yourself falling in love with the young Puertoricana, Anita Sanchez, the hero's young girlfriend. One person who does not love Anita is the hero's mother. The conflict between the boy and his mother creates compelling reading. Who will win in the end? The most often heard comment from readers: “It brings me back to my childhood. I loved it!”

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