The Cameron Journal Podcast

Kadeem Alphanso Fyffe has written a new book, "Threading the Needle: A Fashion Designer’s Guide to Successfully Launching Your First Collection" is an indispensable guide for budding designers, offering a comprehensive roadmap to successfully navigate the fashion industry.

Quigley's latest book, Armed & Female II: Never an Easy Target (available in paperback and Kindle versions from Amazon.com), aims to help guide readers through the process of making the initial decision to purchase a firearm, choosing the right one, finding the right path for learning how to shoot and care for the gun, and most important, keeping children safe in a home from firearms.

For those who have cried in fitting room (hi, I'm the problem, its me) and those who are generally disgusted by shopping for clothes, this episode, the final episode of the series is for you! We're going to get into why clothes fit the way they do and what you can do about it.

"The 5 Love Lessons" is a profound exploration of the Universe's role in guiding us towards our highest potential. The author imparts wisdom on how to harness the power of the soul, the angels, and the Universe to attract love and all that we desire.

Today on The Cameron Journal podcast we are continuing our series on fashion by talking about fashion changes through time.

Lull & Storm is for everyone with an interest in the container transportation industry. Author Teo Lovenson talks about the details about different kinds of containers, how cargo is handled, how ports operate, and how freight is moved.

This time on Fashion Moves the World, we're talking about what is fashion and what is style (they are not the same!)

Today we're talking with Carla Marie Manly and her books about Joy and Aging. This gets a bit therapizing for a minute (she is a therapist) but it has tons of great information.

This time on The Cameron Journal Podcast we're talking about fashion as it applies to weddings and marriages.

Brent Antonson has spent his life travelling, especially behind the old Iron Curtain. In this conversation, we're talking about his many travels and what it means to see the world.

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we are in episode two of our special series on all things fashion. Today we're talking about fashion and function and how clothing works in our lives and tells a story.

Jeffrey Shaw is the Author of The Self-Employed Life and LINGO, host of The Self-Employed Life podcast. Today we talking about self-employed life and how the self-employed can do better and make more money.

Welcome to my special series on fashion with my wonderful friend Bradi MacSleyne. We are talking about all things fashion and today we are going to start with fabric and weaving, the foundation of all clothing.

Today we are talking with Joseph Atman the author of Something Known and we're talking about his theological journey and his answer to the question of why bad things happen to good people.

David is the author of SYSTEMology - Create Time, Reduce Errors and Scale Your Profits With Proven Business Systems. We're talking about how to improve your business systems and make more money with much less hassle and headache.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about the inflation situation in Argentina, Credit Swisse's collapse and swiss banking reform, the fires in Hawaii, a possible deal for the Hollywood screenwriters, and the latest in the Hunter Biden story as well as the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy case. It's a busy newsweek!

This week we're talking with Rita Hojnik who is the author of How to Fill Your Cup and Step Into Your Power. This book is a guide to self-care and how we can take better care of ourselves.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we are talking about the death penalty being handed down to the killer in the 2018 synagogue shooting, DeSantis trying to out run Trump by denying the Big Lie, Trump's latest indictment, and a smattering of economic news.

Molly Salans is the author of "A Break In the Fog" a fiction book loosely based on her own experience escaping a cult. We have a wide ranging conversation about cults and how people fall into them and escape from them.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour we're talking about the Fed's raising of interest rates and how it effects housing. We're also talking about the latest updates in the Hunter Biden plea deal and I talk for a bit about my experience on the new Twitter and what it means for us.

"The Learn-it-All Leader" is a new book by Damon Lembi about how to become a great leader without having been born into the role naturally. He has a variety of great lessons on leadership and this is a not-to-miss conversation.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about who gets into elite schools (it pays to be rich), Elon's shifting brand strategy at Twitter (now X), a new evaluation of the Covid-19 origin story, and the right-wing terror of Barbie.

Big news! I've decided to sign on with a small publisher called Something or Other Publishing, otherwise known as SOOP. We talk about how Wade got started in the book business and our budding partnership.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about Trump's legal wrangling in the documents case, the SAG-AFTRA strike, the Microsoft-Activision deal, new EPA regulations, and the end of recession fears. It's another busy week of news here on The Cameron Journal.

Laya Martinez is the author of “When Your Family Says No" where she recounts her memoirs about meeting a non-jewish man, falling in love, and choosing to leave her entire world of friends and family for love.