Knew Amsterdam Radio w/ Flobo Boyce

We're in for a delightful treat as educator and author Lisa Malooly joins the show. Her book, "For You, My Hero" is part-memoir, part field guide about some of the intricacies of American history and culture. https://www.lisamalooly.com/

We're in for a treat with this one as actress, comedienne, and ventriloquist April Brucker joins the show. It's true, she DID choose her puppets over a former fiancé, and that's why she's currently desperately seeking Mr. Okay. Learn more about April here: http://www.aprilbrucker.tv/

On the Season 12 Premier of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we're chatting with Kyle Smith! Kyle, an advocate for the breathwork + storywork technique he's dubbed the "Neuro Linguistic Somatic Experience." And with his help, he has led the charge with helping to shift the mindset of various businesses and individuals. Learn more at https://www.clarityconsultant.ca/

Small business loans and financing can be a bit of a challenge. This is why we have LenPick Owner Porsha Brooks to discuss her path to helping other small businesses thrive in this volatile economic environment.

On a quick discussion of faith, life and how to navigate it all, author Vincent Brechtel Joins the show to chat his book, Violence in Heaven: Meeting God Where Rubber Meets the Road. Learn more about Vincent by checking out his website, https://violenceinheaven.com/about/

There is a direct relationship between your mindset and financial freedom. Clemer Leggett, author of "Get Rich Like Instant Coffee: Unlocking Your Purpose For Financial Freedom" goes into detail on why that's important. Learn more: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DP18K3VH

On this edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio, Flobo Boyce gives his state of Knew Amsterdam Radio address. Learn more about the history of the show and where it is going to next.

Romance author of 'Entangled Hearts: Is It Me You're Looking For?' Robert A. Crothers is in the Mayor's Office for this bonus edition of Knew Amsterdam. Flobo an Bob chat love, life, military service and the power of connections.

Dr. Slaton Live™ believes the brain is the key with dealing with trauma and behavioral issues. His book, "Reflective Storytelling The Crisis of Self!: Understanding Brain, Body, and Sense Messaging" goes into more details about processing trauma and "brain talk."

Dr. Patric Leedom has seen it all and through his memoir, "I Wish to Live My Life Deliberately" he takes readers on a wild ride from the military to the classroom. Learn more about the book here https://a.co/d/gwUpB2c

We take a look at poetry on this bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio. Dee O' Connor, wife of the late Curt G. Curtin joins Flobo to discuss Curtin's latest collection of poetry, "In Our Name."

Texas resident Howard Gunn joins this bonus edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio to discuss his book, "How to Save The Nation from Old Conservative Lies!". Howard and Flobo discuss politics, "pax Americana" and whether common ground is possible.

Comic nerds, unite! Flobo Boyce is joined by Michael Regina owner of the "Read The Freaking Comics" YouTube channel. The pair dish nerd culture, tech, and their mutual appreciate for Darwyn Cooke.

Olena OM, author of the mindfulness book "Know Thyself. Mind.: Transforming challenges to opportunities" joins the Mayor on this special bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio. Olena offers her fresh perspective on mindfulness, while sharing her own stories as well. Get the book here. https://a.co/d/592QtaF

On this episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we're being joined by Just Judy, author of the "frontier historical" book, "Holy Joe!: Prophet, Seer and Revelator" about founder of the Mormon church, Joseph Smith. Learn more about her, here: https://mormonprotagonist.com/

Dr. Maxine Mendez-Williams, author of the nonfiction book, "Battling Mental Illness Behind Bars" joins the show to discuss what are our prison systems are doing--or not doing--in regards to protecting the mental health of those incarcerated. Purchase your copy of the book, here: https://a.co/d/axpsJjh

Arias WebsterBerry is an entrepreneur's, entrepreneur. From his own success with starting multiple businesses, he is on a quest to empower other business owners of color to succeed. His story is a fascinating one on this edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio. Learn more at https://ariaswebsterberry.com/

Martin Terrell, a man who who grew up among racism in the midwest and was imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, collected his experiences in a book of poetry called "Unseen Scars." He stops by Knew Amsterdam what those Unseen Scars are and why he decided to put his experiences to paper. Check out there book here, https://a.co/d/g8jI3is

Alex Cordero is the of the book, "How To Be a Dude In The 21st Century" and he makes his way to the Mayor's Office to chat the ever-shifting role for men in modern society. His book is available here: https://a.co/d/h8hbV8O

Amy Twilegar, author of "Psychology Within the Context of Psychiatry: Closing the Translational Gap," joins the show to share her insight of adult diagnosed ADHD and how it can be challenging for some to get the treatment they need. Learn more about the book here: https://a.co/d/eGYQ4GF

On this bonus edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we're taking a look at gut health. We have author and physician Dr. Mohammed Farviar, author of the book "Is it IBS or Your Diet?" on hand to discuss the importance of gut health and how FODMAPs impacts your diet.

On this week's episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we're having a spirited discussion with Mark J. Bennett. Mark, who works alongside Dreamtroit is committed to learning about the ever-evolving housing situation in the Detroit area. He discusses housing, urban renewal and more. https://www.mjbpllc.com/

Just in time for the gift giving season, author Patricia Punch Barrett is in the Mayor's Office to discuss her Young Adult Sci-Fi series, "The Panterra Chronicles." The series tackles such issues as protecting the environment, self-identity, and animal cruelty among others. Barrett shares her experiences in how traveling abroad inspired her to write "The Panterra Chronicles."

Author Raphael De Mohan, writer of "Journey Toward Soul Consciousness: The Philosophy Behind the Esoteric System of Vibrational Sound and Color," offers an enlightening conversation about life, identity, and looking within. He hails from Denmark, but his findings can impact others from all over the world.

David Kitz, author of the Christian non-fiction book, The Elisha Code & The Coming Revival: Rediscovering Jesus Blueprint For Renewal, joins the show on this bonus episode. Kitz talks about his experiences with religion, what "revival" means to the common man and more! Learn more at https://davidkitz.ca/