Knew Amsterdam Radio w/ Flobo Boyce

Author Eleanor "E.B." Bonenfant is on hand to discuss her latest book, "Adventures among the Galaxies: and the Evolution of AI." Eleanor wants readers to want to save the planet and she's planning on doing that one chapter at a time. Learn more about her and contact her here: https://books.friesenpress.com/store/title/119734000453576411/e.-b.-bonenfant-Adventures-among-the-Galaxies

Lateshia Pearson has captivated audiences with her starring role on the hit reality show "Belle Collective" on OWN Network. On this edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio, Lateshia speaks on stardom, believing in self, and why brunches are a good thing!

What does it take to minimize drama in the workplace? A confounding question for some but Layci Nelson has made it her life's work to find out why. Since founding the Transcend Leadership Collective, Layci and her team is helping other businesses open communication and in turn, increase productivity. https://transcendleadershipcollective.com/

The Panterra Chronicles has it's second entry and Patricia Punch Barrett is on hand to chat about it. "The Lost City of Harlequin Springs: Book 2 of The Panterra Chronicles" follows the story of three teams on an environmental adventure complete with mystery and intrigue.

What happens when a human being tries to find love, acceptance, and good fortunes throughout adversities? Author Mercylyn B Odibo, author of "X-Rays of Little Hopes" joins Knew Amsterdam Radio to discuss. https://www.mercylynbodibo.com/Note: We are aware of the technical difficulties on the author's end of her call. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.

Vic Lagina has seen it all during his nearly 20 year career in adult entertainment. And now, the author of "Filthy!: The Rise and (Pending) Death of Vic Lagina" has some stories he wants to share..

With a unique way at looking at the Bible, author Cletus McMurtry joins Knew Amsterdam Radio. His book, "Is That Really in the Bible?" takes scripture and wonders how things have evolved in the translations of the Good Book over time.

Today we're learning about the power of the body instrument. Professional dancer and instructor Alexandra Beller stops by to share the news that her book "The Anatomy of Art: Unlocking the Creative Process for Theater and Dance" is on the way (Q2, 2026) ! https://www.alexandrabellerdances.org/

A master of the spooky arts, Marty Arominski has been making audiences scream for decades as a haunted house designer. He's in the mayor's office to discuss the craft of brining the spooky vibes to a whole community around Halloweentime.

In a story of overcoming obstacles, public speaker and author of "Triumph: Life on the Other Side of Trials, Transplants, Transition and Transformation" joins the show. Works suffers from PKD and he shares what inspired the creation of the book.

Today we're looking at health, fitness and fun with our chat with Drenched OC owner, Angela Parretta. Angela shares what it took to launch her business, how to maintain her company culture and more!

Dr. Alison Parker, an educational professional with over two decades of experience helping others to achieve scholastically, is a firm believer in getting parents (and especially mother's) involved in their children's academic development. She talks about that in her new book, "Mom is the Missing Link: The Power is Within You" available on Amazon.She is also offering an assessment that parents use with their children for completely free: https://www.syllabledivisionqueen.com/p/checklist-does-my-child-have-dyslexia

Fed up with proper health options, Rick Wagner set out on a quest to learn more about minerals and how they affect the body. His book "Balance Your Terrain: A Guide to Optimal Health and Freedom from Dis-ease" goes into more detail about some of the minerals that he believes are the most beneficial.

Today, we're talking tequila. Learn more about Debbie Medina Gach, the impresario behind Senor Rio Tequila. Learn about how she honors her family with a blend of tequila that is unmatched in the marketplace. We discover more about the Joe Mantegna connection. Plus, Flobo tries Senor Rio on-air!

"What Your Doctor Doesn't Understand About Health" author Peter Jennings joins this bonus edition of Knew Amsterdam to talk health, the link between body and mind and more. Learn more about his story in how he overcame a diagnosis while following an alternative approach to holistic health.

On this episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we're chatting with DW Duke, author of "In Search of The Golden Chalice: The Untold Story". This is a fun episode for those intrigued by historical mysteries, intrigue, and what we know of the Atlantic Slave Trade.

Kerry Blaser discovered her mission to help women with their internal wounds and trauma her adult life. In her book, "My Inner Heroine: Exploring Feminine Pain" she talks about her own life including her relationships with men that helped to shape her to who she is today.

Author Virginia de Francisco grew up in a town "that no longer exists," and based her upbringing with the scarcity of water in her own book, "Waiting For The Water Train." The children's picture book is a fun way for students to learn about water conservation

From our sister show, "In The Booth with Flobo Boyce." On this episode, Flobo chats with Marshall Thomas, aka 'Marsh on the Mic' and has a lively conversation about what it takes to be a sports broadcaster in the Southern California/San Diego Area. In The Booth with Flobo Boyce is available wherever you stream your podcasts.

Ruth Leedy Carr joins Knew Amsterdam Radio to discuss her controversial book, "Cataclysmic Warnings Explained"Polar Hole: Light in Europe's Clouds" which she claims provides evidence that both the Earth and Mars are hollow. Flobo tries to learn more about the theory and how Carr plans to share her findings with the world.

Conrad Askland returns for his third appearance on Knew Amsterdam Radio. This time, he's sharing his experiences with working alongside Cirque Du Soleil for over twenty years and dozens of countries. What does it take to be a musical director or bandleader with one of the premier forces in live entertainment?

Sid Spurgeon, author of the books "Hard Times, Good People" and "Rivers, Pick Ups and Friends" joins this bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio to chat about the craft of writing. Sid is a "late bloomer" who's writing well into his 70s about subject matter that is based on relationships with an Americana flair.

Why is respect in the workplace so important? Behavioral coach with over 24 years of experience Debbie Longo joins to show to show us why. Learn more here https://lifeinbloomny.net/

Jill Nypower has been told "no" one too many times. And so, she decided to lean into positivity and wants to share that discovery with other. She's the author of "Activation Codes for Full Authenthicty and Power," available now.

Conrad Askland, the multi-hyphenate who previously appeared on Knew Amsterdam Radio to discuss his 'Pray the Gay Away" musical is back with a twist. His satirical YouTube video, "Pope Trump" has been making waves and Conrad is on hand to discuss how it came to be. https://youtu.be/pL9g3qwhJnM?si=9ku6sG3VsedQOU1N

Michael Ulrich is in the Mayor's Office to chat about his book, "On Becoming a F*cking Man," Available Now On Amazon. Michael discusses how his book is helping to give a spiritual message to those who may be lapsed from organized religion.

It's a true story of alleged corruption, white collar crime and a family torn apart as Brett Eliason joins the show to discuss his book, "THE MORMON MAFIA & "ME": THE TRAGIC TRUTH BEHIND FEDERAL CASE NO. 2:23-CV-00785." Find out what happens when someone learns they no longer have access to their own estate.

We take a look at the music industry, creating projects and sustaining a career over a long period of time with Dr. B. on this week's episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio. Dr. B. has worked along some luminaries such as Swizz Beats and Elephant Man. His project, "Echoes Through Time" is available now, but that's only a piece of his story.

Brenda Do deciding to leap into the world of children's literature with her book, "It's Okay Not to Know." On Knew Amsterdam Radio, Brenda chats about empowering the next generation, the challenges in writing in the genre and her own childhood.

Shermin Kruse, a decorated businesswoman and thought leady makes her way to Knew Amsterdam Radio this week on a special episode. Her approach to life and work is a balance of both empathy and stoicism. Her new book, "Stoic Empathy" takes a look at how anyone can use a blend of these seemingly different approaches in a potent mix for success.

Leah Piper has been an established thought leader in sex education, and she brings her insight to discuss the power of being open about sexuality. Learn more about her workshops here, https://www.moreloveworks.com/mlw-freegift

We had Mark on episode #231 but he's BACK to chat the next evolution for his fashion brand, HypeHorizen. Mark is candid on what it takes to run a business, making connections as well as his love of the New York Mets.

Flobo talks with subject matter Raghavan Lakshmana about a litany of topics ranging from artificial intelligence, data privacy, and productivity. Learn more about Raghavan here: https://devden.raghavan.studio/

We take a deep dive into science fiction, writing, and artifical intelligence when author Aaron Ryan joins the show. Ryan is the author of the Dissonance saga. https://authoraaronryan.com/

Conrad Askland, creator of "Pray the Gay Away," a musical that looks at the world of conversion therapy is in the Mayor's Office. Conrad discusses his love of musicals, why he created his opus and why he's releasing it six years after it's original debut.

Academic author Dwight Thomas is on this bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio to discuss his book: Mr. Poe and Dr. Moran: A Medical Biography of Edgar Allan Poe, which is available now

What does Jesus Christ have to do with "Rainbow Body" and what does that mean for people of faith? Tom Devins joins the show to chat about his book "Christianity's Dirty Little Secrets: The Truth About Resurrection, The Rainbow Body, Religion and Reality," as well as what a Rainbow Body is...

We take a look at faith, the soul and our tribulations when author Sachini Stretchen joins Knew Amsterdam. Her new book, Matters of the Soul Coming In From a Cold World is available now!

We're getting a dash of motivation now that Jamie Mallek, author of "Ignite your Inner Drive: A Guide to Mindset and Motivation Transformation. If you want to learn how to kick your motivation in high gear, this is the episode for you!

Singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer Briannagh D joins Knew Amsterdam Radio to chat craft and what it means to have longevity in an entertainment career. The "Feel the Beat" artist has topped music charts world wide

Paul Burnore, an author who's a pilot and has helped over seventy countries in his career, stops by Knew Amsterdam Radio to discuss his memoir, "No Flight Plan: A Memoir of a Life in Motion." Learn more at Ulysses48.com/

We're talking with the self-proclaimed, "Cathy Crawly Laughing Bean Queen". Cathy is a worms advocate and shares why it's important everyone should take to having indoor composts in their homes. Plus, Cathy teaches Flobo all about "Laughter Yoga." https://www.cathyscomposters.com/

Tom Barnum overcame the pitfalls of his sobriety journey and shares his tribulation with the release of his book, "Sobriety: A Team Sport." Tom was a former athlete who spent some time in the National Football League and uses that mental focus in every facet of his modern life.

From an unspeakable tragedy to being grateful of the gift of life, "21st Century Proverbs" author William Craig joins the show to discuss how he recovered in mind, body and spirit to spread the word with his collection of modern proverbs. Learn more here: https://a.co/d/bDANKqg

We're talking about love, fear and what it means to be an empath on this bonus edition of Knew Amsterdam Radio. Author Sophie Lille, author of "The Essence of a Crimson Heart: Expressing the depth of love, nourishing the soul and ignite the heart" is on hand to share insights about her music career.

LeRoy Kruse, author of "Life's Encounters: Reflections on the Women I Have Known" joins to show to discuss his memoir. He says about 12 core relations with women has shaped his life, and he hopes readers come along with him for a ride about trust, roles and responsibilities.

Author of the book "Grief, Forgiveness, Acceptance, and Rejection" stops by the show to discuss how we can better ourselves to deal with the phenomena of grief and rejection that may assail us on our creative journeys. The book is available now on Amazon.

The Mayor steps in to talk about "big, dumb projects" and why you should hit the publish button even if you're dealing with doubt.

William Demps, author and military veteran joins the show to chat his latest book, "Imagination Volume 1." Demps shares his unique insights on what it took to create a work, coming from the adversity he faced in his life.

Salka Meditour is a leading medical tourism agency specializing in providing medical treatment packages in popular destinations across 17 countries. Salka's CEO, Emirati entrepreneur Abdulrahman Alkatheeri shares his insight on how medical tourism and wellness programs are a net positive for individuals and businesses.

On this bonus episode of Knew Amsterdam Radio, we're asking "Why Men Cheat." Author Hidden Voice joins to show to talk relationships, communication, and why he considers forgiveness a gift.