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10 Questions with Dr. Ava Cadell, editor of Blood & Justice on the Sunset Strip and widow of the late Peter Knecht
10 Questions with Dr. Ava Cadell, editor of Blood & Justice on the Sunset Strip and widow of the late Peter Knecht 1) Your late husband Peter Knecht was quite a character! Who was he and what did he do?Professionally, Peter Knecht served as the District Attorney for Beverly Hills and Malibu before going into private practice, when he opened the Law Offices of Peter L. Knecht on the Sunset Strip in 1966. He became a renowned Criminal Defense Attorney who represented many Hollywood celebrities, and he appeared as a TV analyst on criminal justice for major media outlets, such...
James L. Neibaur's Book Review of Danny Stewart's "Saluting the Blood of Heroes"
Book Review by James L. Neibaur: https://jln4151.wixsite.com/jlneibaur-writer/single-post/book-review-saluting-the-blood-of-heroes-behind-the-apocalyptic-film
REVIEW > Wisconsin Book Shelf/Education Shelf
BOOK REVIEW: Wisconsin Book Shelf/The Education Shelf: Critique: An ideal supplement for home-schooling families, preschool and daycare center workers, and elementary school classroom math themed curriculums, "Sets and Numbers for the Very Young" features a good many DIY exercises that are both fun and educational. It should be noted that "Sets and Numbers for the Very Young" is also readily available in a digital book format (Kindle, $4.00) as well. Editorial Note #1: Irving Adler (Author), whose book "The New Mathematics" was the first on its subject for the adult general reader, wrote "Sets and Numbers for the Very Young"...
Today’s “Flashback with Wes Britton”
Today’s “Flashback with Wes Britton” featuring Kieran O'Driscoll from the North American Jules Verne Society, with music by the fantastic Valentine Wolfe, is now available for your listening pleasure at: https://media.artistfirst.com/ArtistFirst_FlashBack_2024-09-14_Keiran_ODriscoll.mp3
Twilight Zone events!
2024 is a significant anniversary for three major American pop culture treasures: it’s the centennial of Rod Serling (born on Christmas), the creator/head writer (and greatest broadcast voice of the 20th Century) of the immortal television series The Twilight Zone (a fount of American pop culture itself) that celebrates the 65th Anniversary of its debut on October 2; and it’s the 60th Anniversary of John Cheever’s most famous short story, “The Swimmer,” published in the July 18th issue of The New Yorker. All three are being celebrated in two major screenings in the New York area—the first at The Westport Library in Westport, Connecticut, which is hosting a...