The Cameron Journal Podcast

Best- Selling author, JV Hilliard joins us today to talk about his series, The Warminster Saga. Not only is his fantasy series popular but it is being turned into a immersive video game experience and graphic novel! He's an author powerhouse and we're talking about the writing process, the series and much more! You can learn more here: https://www.jvhilliard.com/

For those with technical roles, you might not realize that you need soft skills too. In this conversation with Evgenyi Kharam, we're talking about the importance of developing those people skills as a technical builder or founder. It might be hard by his book makes it easy! You can buy the book here: https://www.softskillstech.ca

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Corey Quinn about marketing agency growth and his work as a consultant helping agencies grow past their growth ceilings. This conversation is wide-ranging and probably went far beyond where we planned it but it is a fun conversation, especially for my business followers. I really like this ideas about marketing as I continue to grow The Came...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are in conversation with Clint Sabom about his new urban fantasy book, Panic Magic. The book is about a magician who completes various feats of magic in ever-larger venues until he gets recruited by an intelligence agency. Clint reminds me of so many great people I grew up with in Arkansas and we have a fun conversation that goes over his writing career and...

B.R. Bates joins us today on The Cameron Journal Podcast to talk about her new investigative work, The Crack City Strangler. The book is about a serial killer in Detroit in the early 1990s. As the city began its legendary decline, one man put chills into the locals as he worked a few blocks of the city strangling young women. B. R. Bates tells this chilling story in great detail and how he was eve...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're joined by Rhonda Parker-Taylor and we're talking about her new suspense book: Crossroads. We talk about the writing and publishing process and the fascinating story she has written. This is a fun conversation with a great author! You can learn more here: http://www.rhondaparkertaylor.com/

It's philosophy time! Today we are exploring life and the human condition with Anthony Winning and for this discussion not only are we going to have existential crisis but we'll be travelling down to Australia! Anthony explores the thorny questions of life like morality and truth and in this conversation You can learn more about him and his work at: https://lifeanddepth.com

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are joined by Rob Wolf who has written a new biography called, "Not a Real Enemy" about his father who survived both the Nazi and Soviet invasion of Hungary and his escape from those regimes to the US. His grandparents were sent to Auschwitz while he survived in a labor camp too. His father faced so many barriers to live his life freely as a doctor...

It's a political fight between Jamar Montgomery and Cameron Lee Cowan! Not really, but we do have a great political discussion rehabbing the last election, how to be effective in activist politics, and where the Trump administration is going. Jamar is a highly qualified and highly decorated man who brings wit, clear thinking and expertise together in this exciting conversation. You can learn m...

In this conversation with Jack Kemmer, we're talking with Jack Kammer about men, manhood, and masculinity. We have a wide ranging conversation about the kind of men that young men are looking up to. How do you counter someone like Andrew Tate and others who have the rapt attention of young men. Obviously, this topic is important to me as a past contributor to The Good Men Project. Dive into an...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are going in a truly odd direction. We're talking about dentistry. Yes, that's right, dentistry and Edward Feinberg is here to tell us that implants may not be the solution to our dental problems.

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are talking with Robert Cook about the future of the US military and what drone warfare will mean to the battlefield of the future. What does this all mean for US tactics in the future? Robert tries to give us a glimpse into the future.

Today we are chatting about all things film and acting with Matt Drago who is here to promote the new film, Somewhere in Montana. Similar to Yellowstone, the film puts a Hollywood director (played by Drago) against a Montana rancher who doesn't like movie people but does need money.

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we have John David Graham and he is here to tell us two stories: 1) Life is not over at 40 2) You can do great things at any age including help people! I was excited to talk to him and his stories and perspective are fascinating and I'm so glad that he's sharing his life experience with us.

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Samuel Chambers who is from Florida and he is crowdsourcing and funding a new film. Talking with him is like looking in a mirror when it comes to a young man who is intensely creative and trying to build a dream. I see too much of myself in his spirit and it was a pleasure seeing someone so early in his creative journey!

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Andrew Serra who is the author of a new historical fiction book about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. Fun Fact: he was on the same fire company who had fought the fire in 1911. He also was a firefighter in New York on 9-11. We have great conversation about fire, fire safety, and the history of the place.

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are talking with Kirk Beck. He is a libertarian and independent sort of man who helps people learn how to use the system to achieve their legal goals in what he calls, "The Power of Paper."

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are talking with Guy Morris who is a long-time F500 executive who has all sorts of interesting knowledge on AI, artificial intelligence and advanced science that will radically change the way we live and possibly humanity as a whole.

Jack Moore has been fascinated by the JFK assassination since college. Now, with President Trump set to release all the documents, Jack and I get together to talk about the conspiracy theories, the facts, and more around the JFK assassination.

Warning! This episode discusses adult themes and is restricted to 18+ Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're chatting with Christina Braver about the popularity of romance books and how the genre has recently changed. We also talk about the rise of #booktok and how self-publishing changed romance and made it more diverse. She is a therapist who includes real-world sex tips in her own roma...

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast we are visiting with Roni Robbins who has authored a new book about her father, Hands of Gold and how he lost his whole family in the Holocaust and dealing with that loss from an ocean away in America.

Greg Vigdor is here with us today to talk about healthcare. He writes thrillers based on navigating the healthcare system and has three books out at gregvigdor.com. Our conversation extends to the entire healthcare system and his experience as a healthcare executive.

Warning! This episode discusses mature themes and is 18+ for the sake this episode. (Mom, this means you!) Today, on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are joined by Vic Lagina who spent the bulk of his career as a producer and photographer for the popular adult entertainment company, Brazzers. In his new book he tells the story of his life and the ups and downs of making adult films. This is a fasci...

Today we are joined by Dimitrios Lopez and he is talking about his new book, Thumos Rising. Based on He-Man fan fiction, this book takes the idea of hypermasculine characters to new heights and levels. We talk about story telling, how these masculine characters inspire boys and how literature can help with that.

Jeffrey Charles Hardy is one of those people who knows how to do good wherever he goes. He does global charitable work and is here to remind us that despite all the claims of nationalism and isolationism that are so pervasive now, there is still a reason to do good around the world.