Episode nine of Sheepshead Bay Boulevard on The Colin Lively Show
Catch me and fellow author Danny Kemp (author of The Desolate Garden), entertainer and radio personality Judy Stadt, and our incomparable host Colin on the Colin Lively Show! Listen at this link.
Colin writes: "What is going on in that bedroom where Nora Redmond remains sequestered with her stuffed ferrets and Moe Willis. Can Doctor Schaudenfreude be able to talk some sense into Norma? Should Max call the policewoman, Mother?...I am very worried that Nora will attempt murder again on the evil Betty Ruay, especially if Betty or Mugsy Balone catch wind of her new line of body slimmers called SKANKS, which could make Nora as wealthy as Sara Berkley.. as the whole world awaits the latest in the pulse raising and teeth grinding mini-series, SHEEPSHEAD BAY BOULEVARD, episode 9."
Colin adds: "Bud 'Hoot' Gibson of the Calgary Roundup Daily Squawk writes, 'a star is born. Susie Sexton, as Nora Redmond, embodies the most thrilling character in radio since Ernestine Wade as Sapphire'. No wrangler could keep me away from the Colin Lively Show when Sheepshead Bay Boulevard is on the air."
And a great conversation of Jack Kerouac and his seminal classic "On the Road." Colin writes, "how could we have known this would be considered one of the greatest works of literature? the embodiment of the Beat Generation. the world changers. the great songs."
If you’ve missed any of the episodes, you MUST listen to the archives and get caught up.
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loving this feedback from my facebook pals on my writing and other animal-related topics...
Cynthia DeVoe: "Well, I do think we know there are many with us, dear Susie; without people like you, who started this group [see Squawk Back] we wouldn't know how to help. I know you helped open my eyes with this group; yes, some things I didn't want to know, but I know how to help in some way.♥"
Moo Prince: "Bless you Susie, you are a sweet angel with a big heart. I love you too. I am here for you. ♥...Always, all you have to do is ask. You are as real , true caring & a loving friend to all the animal & GOOD humans that I have ever known. I am blessed & so very proud to have you as a friend. This comes from my heart. You are one of a kind sweetie. You can be proud of that. Hold your precious head up high. Thanks for all you do & for always being there for all know matter what. I love you & so very proud of you, Moo ♥"
Jennifer Mazur: "Ya know, it's true that hearing the words hamburger, beef, pork, bacon, etc. leads one to think of the items as only food as opposed to being an actual animal. I know as a kid that's how I thought. It's just another way to deceive. If more people were required to see the ways of an actual slaughterhouse, I believe there would definitely be more vegetarians today. But then it comes down to relying on the people to actually care. That's where all the selfishness comes into play. Too many people claim that as long as it tastes good to them, makes them happy and satisfied, they really don't care who or what had to suffer to make it happen. It's a sad sad selfish world! Thank you Susie, I will look into watching it [the film Bold Native]! Looks very interesting!"
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Read about movies and nostalgia, animal issues and sociopolitical concerns all discussed in my book Secrets of an Old Typewriter - print and ebook versions available. Also available in both formats at Amazon.com
Meet other like-minded souls at my facebook fan page
Visit my author website at www.susieduncansexton.com
Join a great group of animal advocates Squawk Back: Helping animals when others can't ... Or won't
Colin writes: "What is going on in that bedroom where Nora Redmond remains sequestered with her stuffed ferrets and Moe Willis. Can Doctor Schaudenfreude be able to talk some sense into Norma? Should Max call the policewoman, Mother?...I am very worried that Nora will attempt murder again on the evil Betty Ruay, especially if Betty or Mugsy Balone catch wind of her new line of body slimmers called SKANKS, which could make Nora as wealthy as Sara Berkley.. as the whole world awaits the latest in the pulse raising and teeth grinding mini-series, SHEEPSHEAD BAY BOULEVARD, episode 9."
Colin adds: "Bud 'Hoot' Gibson of the Calgary Roundup Daily Squawk writes, 'a star is born. Susie Sexton, as Nora Redmond, embodies the most thrilling character in radio since Ernestine Wade as Sapphire'. No wrangler could keep me away from the Colin Lively Show when Sheepshead Bay Boulevard is on the air."
And a great conversation of Jack Kerouac and his seminal classic "On the Road." Colin writes, "how could we have known this would be considered one of the greatest works of literature? the embodiment of the Beat Generation. the world changers. the great songs."
If you’ve missed any of the episodes, you MUST listen to the archives and get caught up.
_______________________
loving this feedback from my facebook pals on my writing and other animal-related topics...
Cynthia DeVoe: "Well, I do think we know there are many with us, dear Susie; without people like you, who started this group [see Squawk Back] we wouldn't know how to help. I know you helped open my eyes with this group; yes, some things I didn't want to know, but I know how to help in some way.♥"
Moo Prince: "Bless you Susie, you are a sweet angel with a big heart. I love you too. I am here for you. ♥...Always, all you have to do is ask. You are as real , true caring & a loving friend to all the animal & GOOD humans that I have ever known. I am blessed & so very proud to have you as a friend. This comes from my heart. You are one of a kind sweetie. You can be proud of that. Hold your precious head up high. Thanks for all you do & for always being there for all know matter what. I love you & so very proud of you, Moo ♥"
Jennifer Mazur: "Ya know, it's true that hearing the words hamburger, beef, pork, bacon, etc. leads one to think of the items as only food as opposed to being an actual animal. I know as a kid that's how I thought. It's just another way to deceive. If more people were required to see the ways of an actual slaughterhouse, I believe there would definitely be more vegetarians today. But then it comes down to relying on the people to actually care. That's where all the selfishness comes into play. Too many people claim that as long as it tastes good to them, makes them happy and satisfied, they really don't care who or what had to suffer to make it happen. It's a sad sad selfish world! Thank you Susie, I will look into watching it [the film Bold Native]! Looks very interesting!"
_______________________
Read about movies and nostalgia, animal issues and sociopolitical concerns all discussed in my book Secrets of an Old Typewriter - print and ebook versions available. Also available in both formats at Amazon.com
Meet other like-minded souls at my facebook fan page
Visit my author website at www.susieduncansexton.com
Join a great group of animal advocates Squawk Back: Helping animals when others can't ... Or won't
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