Podcast appearances and mentions of nancy hartwell

On this podcast we discuss a serious topic that many people know few facts about. That topic is human trafficking – sexual trafficking and labor trafficking. The stats will shock you and disgust. It is a much more prevalent concern than most people realize. I saw a notice that Nancy Hartwell was available to be interviewed about human trafficking and it seemed like a unique topic, but I had no idea about the scope of the problem until I started doing some research for the show. Do you remember the story of the man in Cleveland Ohio that kept 3 young women hostage for years? That is just one of many stories throughout the country. I highly recommend people tune in to learn more and to be more aware of what's happening around us. I would bet the people on that street in Cleveland wish they had had any idea what was happening next door to them…

Guest, author and activist Nancy Hartwell, whose German friend was kidnapped by sex traffickers over 40 years ago, describes her grief and how she channeled it to tirelessly educate the public about this growing, worldwide threat. Three separate cases of parents who lost children to sex traffickers are reviewed, as well as how they coped with the death of their daughters. The corresponding show notes on the Facebook page "Domino Effect of Murder" provides many tips and resources adults can use to help keep kids safe and spot a child victim of this abhorrent "industry."

Nancy grew up in Tampa, Florida (where she finally came back after 52 years), studied International Relations at American University in Washington, D.C., and married a prominent attorney from Cameroon in Central Africa, where she lived for fourteen wonderful years.  In the United States, she worked for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill, worked for a guy name Bob Dole, and was lead proposal writer for an international development contractor for USAID. Mrs. Hartwell published two plays, one of which was produced by BBC Radio and the other in French translation on ORTF(France). She has traveled to 44 countries, can speak more than a dozen languages, loves baking, traveling and entertaining. CALL IN 646-929-2870 WWW.WORLDMOVEMENT.COM

  Nancy Hartwell grew up in Tampa and earned a degree in international relations from American University in Washington, D.C;, where she met and married a distinguished attorney from Cameroon who was working on his doctorate in law. She lived and worked in Cameroon for 14 years. Upon her return to the U.S., she wrote for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill for seven years and then became lead proposal writer for an international consulting company. She has traveled to 45 countries and speaks more than a dozen languages. She has become an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking and has done more than 700 radio interviews on the topic in 30 countries. The flagship book in her Human Trafficking Series, Harem Slave, won an award and reached number 7 in All Fiction on Amazon. It has been translated into Spanish, French, and German. Henry and I turned out to be the first black-white couple to get married in Maryland (1967). We were so busy with final exams we had no idea until journalists started banging on our door. I have raised eight kids: my daughter, four stepchildren, two nieces, and a nephew, and have fostered a half-dozen others. My brother teases, “You like wildlife – elephants, giraffes, and teenagers.”

 Nancy Hartwell grew up in Tampa and earned a degree in international relations from American University in Washington, D.C;, where she met and married a distinguished attorney from Cameroon who was working on his doctorate in law. She lived and worked in Cameroon for 14 years. Upon her return to the U.S., she wrote for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill for seven years and then became lead proposal writer for an international consulting company. She has traveled to 45 countries and speaks more than a dozen languages. She has become an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking and has done more than 700 radio interviews on the topic in 30 countries. The flagship book in her Human Trafficking Series, Harem Slave, won an award and reached number 7 in All Fiction on Amazon. It has been translated into Spanish, French, and German.Henry and I turned out to be the first black-white couple to get married in Maryland (1967). We were so busy with final exams we had no idea until journalists started banging on our door.I have raised eight kids: my daughter, four stepchildren, two nieces, and a nephew, and have fostered a half-dozen others. My brother teases, “You like wildlife – elephants, giraffes, and teenagers.”

Human trafficking is a multi-billion dollar international industry. The State Department estimates there are 30 million people living in slavery or slave-type conditions across the world.  In today's hard-hitting episode of The Adverse Effect, we speak to Nancy Hartwell, an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking and the twenty-first-century slave trade. She has carried out 719 radio and TV interviews in 30 countries trying to educate people about this harrowing subject and has written a series of three "faction" books featuring the victims of this crime.  This mouth-dropping episode is an education into the mafia factions behind this highly organized industry.  With eye-opening accounts, Nancy gives details of just how widespread trafficking is, both domestically and internationally. Listen to some shocking revelations of states that serve as trafficking headquarters.  This is an important episode showing some of the predatory techniques used to entrap vulnerable people and useful tips on how to safeguard your family against internet crime and exploitation.    “After illegal drugs, human trafficking is the biggest criminal enterprise on the planet.” — Nancy Hartwell    Today on The Adverse Effect:  ● Nancy details the organizations behind trafficking including who they target and how they operate.  ● Listen to what is being done to tackle trafficking.     ● Hear about Nancy's book, Harem Slave, which reached number 7 on Amazon.   ● Nancy describes techniques that predators use and key ways to safeguard your family.  ● What you can do to help?   Resources Mentioned:  ● Harem Slave - by Nancy Hartwell   ● Prince Ibrahim's Harem  ● Voices from the Harem  Connect with Nancy Hartwell:  ● Nancy Hartwell's website    Thanks for tuning in!   Thank you for joining us on today's episode of The Adverse Effect! If you like what you hear, remember to rate us highly on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.  Don't forget to check out our website, or hang out with us on Twitter to stay up-to-date on what's in store for you!    The Adverse Effect podcast with Ken Cheadle is proudly produced by Podcast Wagon 

Globally, about 4.5 million people are tragically trapped in sex slave trafficking. For these people, the way out of modern slavery, may be as bleak as older forms of labor slavery. Victims of this horrific crime are estimated to be about 40.3 million. Among this number, are people did find their way out of sex slavery. It is this urgent topic that author Denise Turney, host of Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio, and Nancy Hartwell, author of the Harem Slave books, will sit down and talk about. Not only does Nancy Hartwell write books about sex slavery, she also speaks on this topic. She is determined to help free and keep free as many people as she can. In addition to discussing Nancy's personal motivation for taking on this topic (a topic that many overlook even as it happens right under our noses), Denise and Nancy will dig into the makings of Nancy's books "Voices from the Harem", "Prince Ibrahim's Favorite" and "Harem Slave".  It is both women's hope that this Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio show will open the eyes of many,  offering protections. After all, even Atlanta airports post signs alerting people, particularly women and young girls, to alert authorities if they are approached by someone suspicious and to be alert and aware of their surroundings, including the people sitting or standing nearby. In Atlanta alone, each year approximately 4,000 people become victim to sex slave trafficking. Catch this show!!! Tune into Off The Shelf Books Talk Radio on Friday, August 16, 2019 at 7pm/EST (New York City time) Listener dial-in number:  (347) 994-3490  

Running a country on zero taxes? Buttigieg gathers steam; ICE unchecked..   Ohio swing voters prefer this person over all other candidates for president in this study..   Thoughts on presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg declaring his run and his appearance on the Rachel Maddow Show last night..   Here we go again, over 60 companies pay zero taxes and guess who has an interesting solution?   Trump’s ICE deported the husband of a female US soldier killed serving our country in Afghanistan and leaves their 12 year old daughter behind?   And we have some interesting news stories that include what Assange was really up to in the Ecuadorian embassy.. would you want a houseguest like this?   Interview with Nancy Hartwell, an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking. Nancy has authored 3 best selling, award winning books about victims of this crime and has been featured on over 500 radio shows. Hear her insight and tips on how to protect your kids and yourself from this growing problem. For further information mentioned in the interview, see www.nancyhartwell.com Nancy’s website includes helpful telephone numbers, links to books about human trafficking and a free course you can take. Music credits; "Iron Bacon" and “Rocket Power” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Follow me on Twitter; www.twitter.com/frankebersold

  Nancy Hartwell grew up in Tampa and earned a degree in international relations from American University in Washington, D.C;, where she met and married a distinguished attorney from Cameroon who was working on his doctorate in law. She lived and worked in Cameroon for 14 years. Upon her return to the U.S., she wrote for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill for seven years and then became lead proposal writer for an international consulting company. She has traveled to 45 countries and speaks more than a dozen languages. She has become an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking and has done more than 700 radio interviews on the topic in 30 countries. The flagship book in her Human Trafficking Series, Harem Slave, won an award and reached number 7 in All Fiction on Amazon. It has been translated into Spanish, French, and German. Henry and I turned out to be the first black-white couple to get married in Maryland (1967). We were so busy with final exams we had no idea until journalists started banging on our door. I have raised eight kids: my daughter, four stepchildren, two nieces, and a nephew, and have fostered a half-dozen others. My brother teases, “You like wildlife – elephants, giraffes, and teenagers.”

Around 800,000 people are enslaved somewhere in America today and over 30 Million around the world. Join Maggie Kelly as she talks to world-renowned human trafficking expert Nancy Hartwell for a timely yet grim discussion of one of the worlds largest social problems.  Nancy became enthralled by this abhorrent social issue after one of her childhood friends disappeared one day never to be seen again. It was later determined that Ursula had been enslaved into sex trafficking. She has devoted almost her entire life to investigating, reporting and writing about this issue.  Nancy Hartwell has written three books about the subject as well. She can be found on www.nancyhartwell.com.  Maggie Kelly is a Mindful Life Coach and Meditation Instructor. She owns the stunning Satsang House Meditation Center in the San Diego area. Maggie can be found by visiting www.satsanghouse.net.

Today I'm talking about human trafficking and modern slavery.Nancy Hartwell, an American author who has written extensively on human trafficking. Nancy first became fascinated with this topic several years ago while living in Cameroon for fourteen years. She was was prompted to write the book when an acquaintance of hers, a German woman in her early twenties,, mysteriously disappeared. It was later revealed that she was sold into the sex trade in the Persian Gulf.Nancy has been collecting stories on human trafficking, turning them into three books – two fiction and one non-fiction. She has also examined the various aspects of human trafficking in the modern world. In this episode we will discuss:Human trafficking, the slave tradeIt's happening right under our nosesHow does it still happening, if it's against the law?Who are likely victims?What do the slaves do? What can ordinary people do to stop this horrible practice?

Today I'm talking about human trafficking and modern slavery.Nancy Hartwell, an American author who has written extensively on human trafficking. Nancy first became fascinated with this topic several years ago while living in Cameroon for fourteen years. She was was prompted to write the book when an acquaintance of hers, a German woman in her early twenties,, mysteriously disappeared. It was later revealed that she was sold into the sex trade in the Persian Gulf.Nancy has been collecting stories on human trafficking, turning them into three books – two fiction and one non-fiction. She has also examined the various aspects of human trafficking in the modern world. In this episode we will discuss:Human trafficking, the slave tradeIt's happening right under our nosesHow does it still happening, if it's against the law?Who are likely victims?What do the slaves do? What can ordinary people do to stop this horrible practice?

Human Trafficking. When the topic comes up we think of sex slaves in far away lands. We think of something that happens far away from the comforts of our homes. Yet human trafficking is occurring right around us … all of the time. Nancy Hartwell has dedicated over 40 years to investigating human trafficking, both sexual and labor. It happens here in the US and the Western world.   Website: www.nancyhartwell.com  Books Harem Slave  Prince Ibrahim’s Favorite  Voices from the Harem 

I am interviewing Nancy Hartwell on the topic of human trafficking. Parents please listen and educate your children on these predators. This is very real and happening everywhere. Nancy's website www.nancyhartwell.com This episode is sponsored by Psychic Text Readers www.psychictextreaders.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rawrelationships/support

Three Ways to Protect Your Child From Human Trafficking There are now over 30 million people in the world that are slaves or live like one. In fact, there are more slaves now than ever before in human history. There are also 800,000 kids, and young adults are trafficked across international borders each year. For not just sex slavery but labor slavery as well.

Hello everyone and welcome back. Best selling author Nancy Hartwell became facinated, and horrified, by human trafficing at a young age when a close friend disappeared and was sold into a harem to a sultan in Libya. She began collecting stories, which eventually materialized into her best-selling, award winning Human Trafficking Series.  Nancy also gives some practical and useful tips for first responders if they come into contact with victims of human trafficking.  You can find Nancy here: http://www.nancyhartwell.com/   https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-hartwell-2806318/   https://www.facebook.com/nancy.hartwell.71   Here books are here:   https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=nancy+hartwell   Check this and other episode at www.cjevolution.net   Patrick   

Jun 1st - Nancy Hartwell, Erik Davis, Garry McFadden, Phil Keoghan CBS The Amazing Race

Jun 1st - Nancy Hartwell, Erik Davis, Garry McFadden, Phil Keoghan CBS The Amazing Race

Somewhat coincidentally with this week's episode, I came across this article written by the late Alex Tizon, a Pullitzer prize winning journalist entitled “My Family's Slave”. In it, Tizon describes how his parents effectively kept a woman against her will to cook, clean and take care of his family. This falls squarely under the modern definition of slavery. This week, we delve into the topic of human trafficking and modern slavery. It is a topic that is sobering but important. It also mind-boggling to learn that that are some 25-30 million slaves currently in the world. My guest is Nancy Hartwell. Nancy is an American author, translator and playwright. She has written three books on human trafficking. Nancy first became fascinated and horrified with this topic several years ago whilst she was living in Cameroon (Nancy lived there for fourteen years and has worked and travelled extensively across the globe). This was prompted when an acquaintance of hers, a German woman in her early twenties, mysteriously disappeared. It was later revealed that she was sold into the sex trade in the Persian Gulf. Since then, Nancy has been collecting stories on human trafficking which she eventually turned into three books – two fiction and one non-fiction. She has also examined the various aspects of human trafficking in the modern world. In this conversation, we discuss: What human trafficking is; The scale and scope of the problem; The different forms of human trafficking and modern slavery; Why governments are not doing enough; Ways in which we can help combat the problem; How to protect our children and loved ones from human trafficking Show notes: Nancy's website: www.nancyhartwell.com  Nancy's ecourse on human trafficking: http://www.nancyhartwell.com/ecourse.html  Nancy on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nancy.hartwell.71  Nancy on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-hartwell-2806318/  Nancy's books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nancy-Hartwell-Enonchong/e/B00J20KGAI/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_3?qid=1495408466&sr=8-3  The Madeleine McCann case: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Madeleine_McCann  US State Dept. Report on Trafficking in Persons 2016 - https://www.state.gov/j/tip/rls/tiprpt/2016/  "15 Ways You Can Fight Human Trafficking" on the US State Dept website - https://www.state.gov/j/tip/id/help/  "My Family's Slave" by Alex Tizon - https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/06/lolas-story/524490/  The CNN Freedom Project Report on Mauritania: http://thecnnfreedomproject.blogs.cnn.com/category/mauritania-slaverys-last-stronghold/  _______________ Did you like what you heard? Subscribe to the All Things Risk podcast, leave a rating or review, and share it on social media: Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on: iTunes: http://apple.co/1PjLmKh Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo

It is hard to believe, but our guest today, author Nancy hartwell, tells us there are over 60 million human beings today caught up in human trafficing, sentenced to live a life of slavery. This is an outrageous and disturbing reality that we must not turn away from. To Learn More Please Visit Nancy's website We are also joined by up and coming country music star TJ Leonard. T J will be a featured guest in an upcoming show. Today we get to hear TJ's song The River. Connect with TJ Leonard on Facebook   See Jedlie Perform Live At The Northeast Comic Con & Collectables Extravaganza

Today’s guest is Nancy Hartwell. Nancy is an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking, particularly the 21st Century slave trade focused on the oil-rich countries of the Persian Gulf. She grew up in Tampa, Florida, and earned a degree in International Relations from American U in Washington, DC. She married a prominent attorney from Cameroon and lived and worked in that country for 14 years. Upon her return to the US she wrote for 7 years for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill and was lead proposal writer for an international consulting company for 14 years. The flagship book of Nancy’s Human Trafficking Series, Harem Slave, reached number 7 in All Fiction on Amazon (of nearly 3 million titles), and books two and three, Prince Ibrahim's Favorite and Voices from the Harem are also perennial best-sellers. Nancy has traveled to 44 countries and speaks more than a dozen languages. Presently, she is hard at work on a screenplay. You can learn more about Nancy at her soon to be updated website www.nancyjhartwell.com. This episode is brought to you by author and mentor, Dean Roberts. Get your free electronic copy of his book, I’ll Fix My Head Before I’m Dead, by calling him at 607-434-3429 or drop him an email at IllFixMyHead@gmail.com. Can’t get enough of Consciously Speaking’s host? Listen to him being interviewed on Fatherhood Is Leadership and Dear Friends & Family this week! Get to know two different aspects of the same guy. Also, be sure to sign up for your Podcasting Mentorship Discovery Call today; and to learn more about Sponsorship Opportunities, send an email to Admin@MichaelNeeley.com.  Thanks! And don’t forget to subscribe to Consciously Speaking so that you don’t miss a single episode. While you’re at it, won’t you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to www.MichaelNeeley.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

Nancy Hartwell grew up in Tampa, Florida, and earned a degree in International Relations from American U. in Washington, D.C. She married a prominent attorney from Cameroon, where she lived and worked for almost 15 years. Upon her return to the U.S., she wrote for The Washington Post on Capitol Hill (7 years) and was lead proposal writer for an international consulting company (14 years). She has traveled to 44 countries and speaks more than a dozen languages. She has had two radio plays produced, one by the BBC and one by ORTF (France). Her best-selling, award-winning Human Trafficking Series of books includes Harem Slave -- which reached no. 7 in All Fiction on Amazon (nearly 3 million titles) -- Prince Ibrahim's Favorite, and Voices from the Harem. She is an internationally recognized authority on human trafficking, particularly the international slave trade focused on oil-rich countries of the Persian Gulf. She is currently hard at work on a movie script.

Human Trafficking: Are they for trade? Did you know that human trafficking is a form of modern day slavery? Slavery has been around since the beginning of civilization and still persists across our world today. As a human rights issue, it is important to increase awareness as a starting point down the journey toward freedom for all.

Nancy Hartwell joins host Craig Price to discuss the horrors of human trafficking. Craig puts aside his goofiness to talk about a serious subject that many may not know is still going on. The two discuss what kinds of women are targeted, how they are coerced into bad situations and what it is like living the life of a sex slave.  Nancy has gathered storied from over four decades of research and combined them into The Human Trafficking Series, a true-based fictional series of books that take an inside look at what victims of human trafficking really live through. Presented in a matter-of-fact, restrained tone, they describe the daily horrors of enslavement and how the people who find themselves in this unthinkable situation try to cope.  You can learn more about Nancy and her works at http://www.NancyHartwell.com and her books are currently available on Amazon.com.

Janice is a Doctor of Education,and Author of Wisdom from the Inner Teacher: Turning Aha!s into OWL Moments (Optimal Wisdom Learning) teaches a six-step process of how to access wisdom and insight. By using our intuition to make decisions, we are connecting to truth, thereby making correct decisions.  Nancy writes books about human trafficking, A topic Nancy has been researching for more than 40 years. Nancy is especially knowledgeable about the sex trade on the Persian Gulf.  

Nancy Hartwell became interested in modern-day slavery after her friend mysteriously vanished. In Nancy’s research, she came to see how prevalent slavery still is. In her book, Harem Slave: One Thousand Nine Hundred and Four Days of Hell on the Persian Gulf (Human Trafficking) (Volume 1), Nancy writes of girl who is taken and placed […] The post Journey for Truth – Harem Slaves appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.