Roy Lantz | Author & Speaker
October 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Our first guest of the week is Roy Lantz, the coach, speaker, “Possibilitarian” and author of the book Never Beat the Boss at Horseshoes. Tune in to listen to Roy explain his theories of:
- Quote-avation
- Inspiration
- Motivation
- Perspiration
Renowned customer service expert Roy Lantz is a motivational speaker, an inspiring author and a customer service/presentation skills trainer. Roy’s presentations, books and CDs are specifically designed to help you do the three things mentioned above very, very well.
Roy’s books include The Care and Keeping of Customers and his latest book, Never Beat the Boss at Horseshoes…. Highlights from the popular title The Care and Keeping of Customers are now available on CD.
Since 1986, Roy Lantz has spoken to organizations of all sizes, all around the world, from Boston to Brazil…from Detroit to Dublin, Ireland, sharing his inspiring message of positive expectancy and the acceptance of 100% responsibility.
Roy is a member of the International Customer Service Association, the National Speakers Association and the International Federation for Professional Speakers.
Find out more about Roy at www.roylantz.com or at his publisher’s website: www.magnoliapinespress.com
Cynthia Gustavson | Home
October 27, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Our last author guest on the show is author Cynthia Blomquist Gustavson, award-winning author of poetry, therapy, novels, screenplays, and much more. A new book of poetry will be coming out in the spring of 2008, and her memoir, entitled Corn Silk, will be released soon after. She speaks to us about her coming home poetry.
Cynthia Blomquist Gustavson was born in rural Minnesota to a jazz musician and a waitress in 1947. She is the author of five poetry collections, several poetry workbooks for therapists, and has published in numerous journals. She was educated at Gustavus Adolphus College, Boston University, Louisiana State University, United Seminary of the Twin Cities, and Oklahoma State University, and has taught at Northeastern State University in Tallequah, Oklahoma, and Louisiana State University in Shreveport, Louisiana, and has been an invited lecturer around the country.
In her twenty-two years as a social worker she has worked in drug prevention, practiced individual and group therapy, worked extensively with caregivers of the chronically ill and developmentally disabled.
A much acclaimed poet and author, the winner of a New Millennium Writings Award in 2002 and finalist for the Rita Dove Poetry Award from the Salem College Center for Women Writers in 2004, Gustavson lives and works in Tulsa, Oklahoma with her husband of 36 years.
Find out more about Cynthia Blomquist Gustavson at her website www.cynthiagustavson.com
Visit her podcast at www.cynthiagustavson.com/podcast
Purchase all of her books on amazon.com, on her publisher’s website www.bloomingtwigbooks.com/shop or anywhere books are sold.
Ralph Watley | Rhyme
October 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Ralph Watley, improvising poet and songwriter, has thousands of rhyming poems of all kinds, many of them penned while working as an engineer on the railroad. We speak with him about his most recent book “Pop Goes the Poetry,” available from his website at www.popgoesthepoetry.com or anywhere books are sold. Listen to the interview to hear an improvised poem about New York specially penned for this show!
Ralph Watley is fifty-one years old and lives in Central Arkansas near Little Rock with his wife Deborah and daughter Katherine. He continues to write and sing, despite his recent struggles with MS.
Find out more about Ralph at www.popgoesthepoetry.com
Gabe Shuford | Keys Virtuoso
October 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Gabe Shuford started playing the guitar first, learning to play the stride-picking method of Leo Kottke and Mississippi John Hurt. He started playing the piano in high school, and studied classical music in college. He now has a master’s degree in piano, and one in harpsichord, and in spring 2008, he will have his doctorate in Early Music performance. He is a versatile pop and jazz player as well, and his most recent project is forthcoming with musician Lars Jacobsen. Visit www.larsjacobsenmusic.com for more information and sounds from the album.
We spoke with Gabe about his music, and feature a track from his upcoming jazz album, and a track of his baroque harpsichord playing.
For more information about Gabe, visit www.stolenshack.com, www.larsjacobsenmusic.com, or Google him!
Lawyers Who Needs ‘Em Ad
October 26, 2007 | Leave a Comment
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