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Miko Peled Author of "The General's Son Journey Of An Israeli In Palenstine"

Miko Peled - “The General’s Son: Journey of an Israeli in Palestine” from WPCR-PortClintonRadio.com on Vimeo.

  

   I must admit I certainly felt way out of my league speaking with Author Miko Peled.  I will be the first to say I know very little about the war(s) in the Middle East but my heart aches for all.  Miko's book "The General's Son..." is a history lesson and a look into the Israel/Palestine issues of yesterday and today. Miko who's father a revered General in the IDF , his Grandfather Dr. Avraham Katnelson, a Zionist leader and signer of Israel's Declaration of Independence is a peace activist who speaks openly about the myths he says are being sold to Americans. His journey and that of his family is a story we all need to know about, respect and use in our quest to become better beings. In this world of violence and lack of tolerance you will find this book very insightful and moving.

I am so honored to have had both the opportunity to have read "The General's Son..." and to have spoken with Author and Peace Activist - Miko Peled.  Please pick up a copy and to learn more about Miko go to his site at:

http://thegeneralsson.com/

Nick Santora - "15 Digits"

Nick Santora - "15 Digits" from WPCR-PortClintonRadio.com on Vimeo.

  My conversation with Author Nick Santora was a blast!  He engages you immediately in his storytelling and makes you feel as though the characters in his book are friends or foes in our lives!  With all his success in writing and producing in Hollywood you might expect him not be so approachable...not the case with Nick...  What a nice guy, fun and extremely talented, I can't wait to see what he writes or produces next.  His latest book "Fifteen Digits" keeps you turning those pages quickly and wanting more as soon as possible!  I found myself laughing and crying as I grew to care and like each and every character in the book.  Check out Nick's website to learn more and be sure to pick up a copy of "Fifteen Digits!"http://www.nicksantora.com/