Dominique Kohlenberger is a physical therapist, certified health coach and owner of Healthy Longevity. She obtained her master’s in physical therapy degree at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium in 1991. In 2010 she pursued her real passion in life for health and nutrition and became a Certified Health Coach through Villanova University Center of Obesity Prevention and Education. This allowed her to create more balance in her own life and enabled her to work with the causes that really matter to her and her family. She truly believes in prevention and education to get America healthy. The fight against obesity is crucial to her since obesity is the root cause of many preventable diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease, including stroke.

Dallas Winston is the founder of PrivacyPost.io. He is an independent contractor, and has been location independent since 2014. He has been a virtual resident of South Dakota since 2014 but lives physically in an expat in Portugal since 2018. He is a cyber security and data privacy consultant.

This provides you with a query to be interviewed as an author on your radio/podcast show.

I have released a much-acclaimed book (please see attached sample of reviews), entitled

101 Arabian Tales: How We All Persevered in Peace Corps Libya (Amazon). It has also

garnered 95% 5-star reviews on Amazon and GoodReads.

I am at pains to also point out that this book is 100 times more powerful than the 1,000+

individual Peace Corps memoirs out there, as mine is a collective memoir, in which I

interviews 101 of my fellow Libya Peace Corps volunteers in depth, embroidering their

wonderful stories into the tapestry of the larger Libyan narrative.

MICHAEL SCHELLE (b. 1950, Philadelphia)

Michael Schelle’s music has been commissioned and/or performed by over 350 orchestras and professional chamber ensembles across the US and abroad. Including the Chicago Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, Detroit Symphony, He is a Composer-in-Residence at Butler University in Indianapolis and holds degrees from Villanova University, the Hartt School (CT), Trinity College of Music (London), the University of Minnesota, and has studied with Arnold Franchetti, Dominick Argento and Aaron Copland.

·        JOSEPH KINGMA (joseph@josephkingma.com)

·        Joseph Kingma wowed audiences with his performance of Beethoven’s “Emperor” Concerto in the 2020-2021 season with the Chamber Orchestra. Kingma enjoys a prolific national and international career as a soloist, chamber musician, and teacher. He won first prize in the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition, sponsored by the American Liszt Society, and has won awards in the Cincinnati World Competition and Sorantin Young Artist International Competition. He is on the faculty at Palm Beach Atlantic University.

Robert Vodnoy is the music director of the Chamber Orchestra of Sarasota which he founded in 2017. During the summer season, he is the conductor and music director of the Whiting Park Festival Orchestra, which performs a huge array of popular and classical favorites on the Chicago Lakefront. 

Professor Vodnoy has guest-conducted numerous orchestras throughout the world, including the Symphony Orchestra of the Zhejiang Song and Dance Theatre (China), the Orchestra Sinfonica di San Remo (Italy), the Czech National Symphony and the Seoul Philharmonic, just to name a little of what he’s done. Robert Vodnoy was the long-tenured music director of the Southwest Michigan Symphony and the Northwest Indiana Symphony. He also holds a BM summa cum laude and an MM in composition from the University of Hartford.

·        William Dawson, Composer (wgdawsonjr@gmail.com)

Composer William Dawson, Jr. is an alumnus of the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. He earned his graduate degree in Music at Yale University where he studied piano and composition. In 2007, the Florida State Music Teachers Association named him Commissioned Composer of the Year 

Regan Forston is currently a board member in charge of public engagement for the Newton Institute. The Newton Institutes' mission is to uncover the mysteries of the afterlife. With the help of 250 + trained facilitators scattered over 46 countries, they have discovered what happens to a person at death, where they go and what they do while they are there waiting to reincarnate. This process is called Life Between Lives. With over 65,000 successful sessions, they have, in a sense, mapped out the Afterlife/Heaven. Sessions are now available to anyone in the world. Most therapists have about a 90% success rate with clients. Regan is the author of a book he wrote about his personal experience in the afterlife called 3 HOURS 33 MINUTES IN HEAVEN. He is also a practitioner of the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique allowing some clients to experience relief from their health issues.