2019 Winners Connie Bramer & Wendy Fachon

If you’ve always wondered about Hosting your own Radio Show, this is the Contest for YOU! To get in the drawing donate $44

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Both winners will experience their own global radio show on syndicated Dreamvisions 7 Radio Network every week for 2 months.

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GET ENLIGHTENED & WIN A BOOK

Each month we highlight three Authors in our radio community from our Books We Adore pages, Kids Books We Adore pages and one of our own D7RN Hosts, then have a drawing and three winners receive a free book!

D7RN JULY “HOST” BOOK CORNER: WIN A COPY

Starving Your Fears: From Panic to Peace in 10 Easy Steps author Joyce Logan, Ph.D

How does one starve their fears away? That’s exactly what you’ll learn in this powerful, easy-read due to the author’s ability to get to the heart of your fears and help you to melt them away by not feeding them! “I’ve been your human “Guinea pig” and know what works. The methods I’ll share with you will save you years of research and money!” Joyce E. Logan, Ph.D. The author suffered with severe panic attacks and agoraphobia for many years and is living proof that anyone can choke off the lifeline of fearful, negative thoughts and words that will not only bring immediate relief, but lifelong joy and peace. This book is written on a level few can write about because she lived it! For the reader, Joyce Logan is your human “Guinea Pig” who has been through it all, and able to provide you with a common sense approach to a quick recovery. Starving Your Fears simply explains how you can literally “starve” fears away and provides you with the “tools” you’ll need to carry with you all of your life. Filled with inspirational quotes and stories from those who sought her help, this book will change your life!

June Winner
Cheryl Thacker, Rhode Island

JULY HIGHLIGHTED BOOK OF THE MONTH~WIN A COPY!

Medicine and Miracles in the High Desert: My Life Among the Navajo People, author Erica Elliott MD

After her first week teaching at a boarding school on the Navajo Reservation near Canyon de Chelly, young Erica Elliott almost leaves in despair, unable to communicate with the children or understand cultural cues. But once she starts learning the Navajo language, the people begin to trust her, taking her into their homes and ceremonies. As she is drawn deeper into Navajo life, Erica has a series of profound experiences with the people, animals, and spirits of Canyon de Chelly. Fulfilling a Navajo grandmother’s prophecy, she returns years later as a medical doctor to offer her services to Navajo patients. Endorsement “Dr. Erica Elliott’s account of her life among the Navajo people is a story of high adventure that surpasses the wildest fiction. Elliott’s willingness to transcend her cultural conditioning and enter another complex society is an act of great courage, and reveals her boundless empathy and compassion. This book is sorely needed at this moment in America, when divisive voices incessantly warn us of the other, the foreigner, those who ‘are not like us.’ Mystery and Medicine in the High Desert: My Life Among the Navajo People reveals how diversity, inclusiveness, and tolerance can enrich our own society, which is a lesson on which our future may depend”
-Larry Dossey, MD, author of One Mind: How Our Individual Mind Is Part of a Greater Consciousness and Why It Matters.

June Winner
Mary Ann Caputo, Pennsylvania

JULY HIGHLIGHTED KIDS BOOK OF THE MONTH~WIN A COPY!

Nanny and Me, author Florence Ann Romano

Saying goodbye to Mommy and Daddy can be sad, but it means I get to see my special friend Nanny. While Mommy and Daddy are at work, Nanny takes care of my brother and me. Are you ready to have a fun adventure today? she asks. I always say yes!

As a dedicated philanthropist, business owner, and former nanny, Florence Ann Romano has always kept a special place in her heart for children. She began caring for kids before she was a teenager and continued through a portion of adulthood. Each child that came into her life shaped her heart. Those experiences inspired her to write this book illustrating her favorite memories, while also preparing children (and their parents) for a nanny to come into their lives. The children in this book are a combination of all her kids, and the little boy was specially created in the image of her younger brother, who has Autism. Romano currently lives in Chicago where she remains in close contact with each child she cared for.

June Winner
Matthew Fata, Massachusetts