Power Production

Living your best inspired life includes recognizing, embracing, and sharing all of your superpowers. In this powerful collaboration, our authors step up to tell their stories of transforming pain into purpose and arriving fully into who they were meant to be with superpowers that allowed them to heal and thrive and will allow you to do the same.

In The Hidden Souls of Words, author Mary Cox Garner delves into the origins and histories of everyday words to expose the meanings and implications hidden in their souls. In the process she not only illustrates the fascinating hidden histories behind each word but also shows us how people everywhere can have more peaceful and purposeful communication and more harmonious and meaningful relationships by truly knowing the meanings of the words we use.

Every day, adolescent girls face a complex and challenging social world influenced by popularity. As parents, we benefit from having the resources to help our daughters navigate times of difficulty and vulnerability because with the right support, these experiences can also deliver girls with their greatest learnings. In this groundbreaking book, clinical psychologist Dr. Mary Kaspar deconstructs popularity and its links to our girls' well-being. She illustrates how the type of popularity that most girls crave is not the type that will improve their lives.

Ten years after the murder of her friend Lacey Lockhart, Lisette LaTour revisits the college town where Lacey was shot and killed by her ex-boyfriend, Ari. Surprised by the changes in the campus and how well Lacey’s friends are doing, Lisette feels lost in her own life.

Conversation with Johnny is very special to me, because it constitutes at least my own dual cultural nature, the writer and the individual of power, the local gangster, most of us experienced in the old neighborhoods. Here, they merge into one. Out of this duo comes, I hope, a kind of closure on the stereotype we also all know, that of the godfather myth. On an exalted plain above all of this, to my great pleasure, is the alluring, elusive woman.

When there really did seem to be more stars in Hollywood than in heaven, Hollywood Stage had them performing films as radio plays - on the sponsor's dime, of course. Classic films now become audiobooks, with many featuring the original stars from way back when. Here's She Wore a Yellow Ribbon starring John Wayne and Mel Ferrer.