I had a fantastic experience working with Wise Ink on the publication of my first book, Difficult…read moreGifts. Victoria was a great, professional publishing expert to work with. She was always very responsive, kind, and professional. When I had an issue with the first cover designer the team found, they did everything possible to improve my experience and worked with me until we found my dream cover. I'm so grateful to the entire Wise Ink team!!

Press Release - A Few Fruits and An Onion Author Clifton…read moreBrusso, a direct descendant of the Great Author Alexandre Dumas, creator of The three Musketeers has released his novel which is published by Page Publishing, Inc., 646-568-2144. ISBN 1640277153. His book shows how unpredictably fate can turn anyone's life in circles and it is a fast moving high adventure mystery-comedy thriller, about two call girls. One person ends up in a tornado and one disappears under suspicious circumstances. A storm occurs while all of them are headed through Wisconsin. Bodies are uncovered but whose bodies are they? The Ex-Detectives Agency whose motto is 'You hide the body and we will find it and you' gets involved in finding the person who is taken by the tornado and the one who is missing. Relationships develop throughout the novel. The story takes you through a comedy mix of characters and circumstances. Enjoy the hilarious adventures of these misfits as they try to survive.

Jan I am grateful for your ministry. About a year ago, my brother came out to California from…read moreVirginia to help me after knee replacement surgery. We were returning from an appointment when he said to me that my writing (on the end times) were those of one who is mentally disturbed. I replied "I can't argue that at times I am not right, but it is all the people with sound minds who say the same thing that encourages me." Jan thank you for your sound mind.

Completely biased political propoganda. Sad to think a once reputable source is helping to…read morebrainwash gullible listeners into voting one way in the election. Made me sick listening to it had to turn it off.

There are some can't-miss programs on this outlet if National Public Radio…read more 1A, from 10-11:00am, is terrific. Joshua Johnson is the host and is a delight. The format is simple - several guests form a roundtable-style discussion on a topic that is debated for an hour. Much like the rest of the station, there is a liberal slant, but it's minor and not crass whatsoever. Terri Gross (Fresh Air) in the evenings is fun, even when the subject having a discussion with her isn't of interest to me. She was a soft dialect and is a natural interview. Wait, Wait - Don't Tell Me is on Saturday and replayed on Sunday. Please don't miss it! Some programs are so-so to me, such as Market Place, but variety is necessary. If you live in Minneapolis-St Paul and somehow haven't given MPR a chance, DO IT! Final note: while my politics are left of center, I would enjoy the addition of a conservative program to the mix. It seems hard to find a good "Right" talker who isn't bombastic or rude, but there has to be someone out there.

I'm currently on the Current! This radio station is a National Public Radio affiliate, but it's not…read morethe typical affiliate, in that they play mostly music- cool tunes with awesome DJs who know their stuff. Most of the programming is local, with a few shows that are pre-recorded at other radio stations and played here. It's been cool listening to the Current during the Minneapolis protests over the murder of George Floyd, how they play protest music that riles up the public into action. I've never heard a NPR affiliate jam out the Rage Against the Machine followed by some Bob Dylan. The DJs all have cool stories and thoughtful things that they bring in between song sets, instead of the regular DJ who yammers about the weather or the 12th caller. Since this station is on the left side of the dial, there are no advertisements! You don't need to hear about the Minnehaha Liquor deals or how it's Truck Month again. Instead, it's all the good stuff. This station really seems to be a great addition to the community, and has been helping to heal and unite a community in pain.

I realized how much I enjoyed The Current last year while road-tripping to South Carolina (or South…read moreCackalacky, as we discovered it is called by their local radio DJs)... I don't know how many times we heard the auto-tuned train wreck of a song, "Kiss Me Through The Phone." 'Twas rough. I can remember the days when the only major radio choices in the Twin Cities involved Clear Channel-like entities. It wasn't that long ago, because 89.3 has only been around for five years... unfortunately, I think it was long enough to make some of us feel entitled to such good radio, but it's important to remember that we are the lucky ones. Most of the country is living without such luxuries like a mainstream radio station that can play whatever they want. They have their KDWBs and their KS95s, but they do not have anything like The Current on their radio waves. Even when I was driving my friends from Chicago around, they were shocked when I told them it wasn't a mix-tape coming through the speakers... it was the radio. The Current has influenced our local music scene like crazy. They have been able to give a voice to a whole host of local bands that are typically ignored by other local radio stations until they make it big. And the DJs are so fantastic! I love Mark Wheat and Mary Lucia. When Mary Lucia and Bob Collins engage in their afternoon banter after the news, I just die. They are always cracking each other up over nothing, and it makes sitting in traffic a lot more entertaining. Now, I don't blindly (or is it deafly?) love every single track The Current plays, but they introduce me to the new, the old, the different, the independent and the local, which I can fully support---with my ears and my MPR membership dues.

As a straight white male (elderly?) I nevertheless want to add a review of KMOJ (89.9fm) to the…read moremix. Maybe I am not the best one to comment on KMOJ. I don't pretend to understand all aspects of life outside my orbit.. All of that aside, I have punched 89.9 into many a car radio (back in the day I used actual buttons but more recently have used GUI). Yes, it is a proud and self proclaimed advocate for Communities of Color. But anyone within range can listen:-) Home to R&B, Soul, HipHop, Rap (I think that RAP music comes out of HipHop culture but I'm not sure), Gospel, Reggae and others. I find that it offers a little something for most everyone. The signal has grown significantly over the years and now reaches most if not all of the metropolitan area from its broadcast tower. Another listener supported effort, I feel that you might want to give it some positive attention. I think that if one enjoys KMOJ for a while, you may want to contribute to its continued success.

The greatest of all time. It exists in it's own time and space. I have experienced so many amazing…read morenights just letting go and allowing these people to guid the night. An absolute treasure that should be funded forevermore.

Love 105 is a the best radio station in the Twin Cities. Love 105 plays a Great Variety of music…read morefrom the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, and even some of Today's Hits. I love listening to Jay Philpott, John Tesh, The Morons In The News segment on The Bob & Sheri Show.

Thanks for all you do to support our local schools: whether it be a choir performance or athletic…read moreevent or community interest; the Mobil TST Truck is always there. Thank you!