March 27, 2025
Roni Robbins on The Authors Alley with Dori DeCarlo on WoMRadio
Roni Robbins, a published journalist for 37 years, is a freelance health reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Medscape/WebMD. She was an editor at Medscape and previously, associate editor of the Atlanta Jewish Times.
Hands of...
Roni Robbins, a published journalist for 37 years, is a freelance health reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Medscape/WebMD. She was an editor at Medscape and previously, associate editor of the Atlanta Jewish Times.
Hands of Gold won the 2023 International Book Awards, multicultural fiction and the 2023 Global Book Awards, biographical-survival. The book was a finalist in the 2024 American Legacy Awards, multicultural fiction; 2023 Readers’ Choice Book Awards, best adult book; and 2022 American Fiction Awards, family saga.
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She is sure, she is sure, she is strong, she
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is true, is true, she is brave, she is she
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is you, is you, she is she is sure, she
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is true, she is brave, is bray, she is she
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is you.
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Hello, everyone, welcome to today's Word of Mom Radio. Here
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on the Word of Mom Media Network. I'm your host,
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Dory Di Carlo, and you know we are here week
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after week, show after show, breaking those myths that morepreneurs
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and business women, especially those of us building our businesses
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from home, that we're just dabbling in between bake sales
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and getting our nails done. We're not. We are smart,
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we are savvy, and we are sharing the wisdom of
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women in business and in life. And I'm looking forward
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to bringing today's guest into our author's ali. Ronnie Robbins,
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a published writer for thirty seven years, is a freelance
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health reporter for The Atlantic Journal, Constitution and Medscape WebMD.
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She was an editor at Medscape and a previously associate
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editor of the Atlanta Jewish Times. Hands of Gold won
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the twenty twenty three International Book Awards Multicultural Fiction and
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the twenty twenty three Global Book Awards Biographical Survival. The
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book was a finalist in the twenty twenty four American
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Legacy Awards Multicultural Fiction, twenty twenty three Reader's Choice Book
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Awards Best Adult Book, and twenty twenty two American Fiction
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Awards Family Saga, and a lot of awards went to
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this book. With all that being said, Ronnie, welcome to
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Word of Mom Radio.
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Thank you appreciate it, love being a part of her
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mom group.
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You know what, it's a lot of fun. So I
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would love for you to take us on your journey
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as a published right or all of the different things
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that you have done that led you to write Hands
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of Gold.
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As you said, I've been a published journalist for thirty
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seven years. I started in high school. I took a
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journalism course and wrote the opening copy for my school
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yearbook in high school, and I wrote also the program
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for the graduation commencement exercises. And so I was already
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starting and being known for my writing. In high school.
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I wrote the opening copy of the yearbook, but I
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also wrote most of the copy in the yearbook and
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was in charge of all the writing. And I went
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on to get a journalism scholarship in South Carolina from
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New York, so I checked off some demographic boxes for them,
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I believe, but they gave me a journalism scholarship, and
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I worked on the school paper, worked myself up to
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be editor in my senior year, and then I went
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out and was writing for newspapers, daily newspapers to begin with,
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then weekly newspapers or weekly publications, and developed some specialties
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along the way, in health care and environmental writing, Jewish writing,
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and women's issues, so all of those and probably a
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few others, and now I'm a healthcare reporter. I'm a freelancer.
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I was an editor for a while, but I took
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some time off of full time journalism to raise my children,
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and during that time I freelanced, including health care, but
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other specialties. And my mom gave me cassette tapes that
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my grandfather left the family, and I had decided that
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when I was going to stay home to raise my children,
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because I didn't think I could do it all as
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we're supposed to do it all, as women raise children
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and also be career mind. I was hoping I could,
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but it didn't quite work out. My children were getting
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second class treatment, and I didn't think that was right.
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So I stayed home and I worked on this book
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while freelancing for some pretty big publications. So it worked
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out well to get my articles in Forbes and Huffington Post.
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They picked up some of my mother Nature Network stories.
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And raised my kids and wrote this book, so I
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wasn't in any huge rush to get it published, which
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is good because it took me some twenty years while
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raising them until I went back into the workforce as
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a journalist and got the book published. So it all
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worked out. I guess I could say I did it all.
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I did what I was intended to do. But it's
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hard to be a career mom. It's hard to raise
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your children the right way or whatever that was it
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would be would be not by other people, and women
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find a way to do it. Journalism is not nine
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to five, so it made it much more difficult for that.
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So I will I will give you that. It took
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me a long time and and but yeah, I've got
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a book published, Hands of Gold, based on my grandfather's
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life and his adventures.
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It's interesting to me, and it may seem an obvious question,
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but what is the difference between being a journalist and
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a novelist? Probably a simple or a complicated answer, but
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it should be obvious.
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One is based on facts and one is based on facts,
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and then you have more freedom to make up and
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go off facts, so you can expand upon the facts.
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You can play with the facts. You can you can
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make up whatever you want. You can't do that in
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journalism or your credibility gets shot. You know, you you
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are held to a higher standard. I would say so.
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It allowed more freedom literary license than as an author.
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I had more literary license than I had as a journalist.
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Everything has to be backed up. I use many of
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those skills to keep things credible in in the historical
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authenticity of the novel, but I had much more freedom
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to go off track.
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Did you get held to a higher standard as a
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journalist because you were writing for medical journals and WebMD
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and medscape? Because it's kind of hard with what's going
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on in today's world, people stop at the headlines, and
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when we were growing up, anything that was on the
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news had to be verifiable three different ways, whereas now
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they market news is entertainment, so it doesn't have to
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be truth based. How is that for you as a journalist,
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How does that kind of you know, weave its way in.
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So as a trained journalist in the same vein as
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a Walter Khonkite or any number of other respected journalists,
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whether I held myself to a higher standard or my
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editors did. I never work for a place that didn't
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hold me to that higher standard. So I will say
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that I tried to work for publications that did back
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up what they wrote, and if it wasn't in that way,
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then it was an editorial or an opinion piece and
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it was labeled as such. I did write for a
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publication that aggregated information from other sources, but it still
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had to be credible. So I think there is a
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lot of aggregating information that wasn't available when I started
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my journalism career. But it depends what you think is
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news and what the source is if it's a credible source.
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So I would argue that you have to know the difference. So, yes,
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everyone is a journalist. Everyone claims to be a journalist
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or a reporter or an editor. But I went to
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journalism school and that's the way we were trained, and
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anyone I've ever worked for has that background. Most everyone
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I've ever worked for has that background, or I held
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myself to that higher standard because I wanted to be
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legitimate and credible and you know, have high values in
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that way. So you have to know what is opinion.
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You have to know what is You have to check
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your own information or trust or trust the source. And
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there are still those that are trusted in those that
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are not. I can only pull from from trusted sources
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in my articles. And if I do pull from trusted sources,
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I have to say where I got the information from.
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So I think I back up my information a lot.
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It's too Hopefully I'm considered a reliable source and an
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a credible source. But if you're getting it on the
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if you're getting your news on the internet, on Facebook,
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on social media, or a certain publication has a certain bent,
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then you know you need to be aware of that.
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It's very important that you say that. So I have
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to ask, how was it for you listening to your
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grandfather's tapes throughout the years to develop this and create
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this wonderful story.
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So I didn't listen to the tapes out. I listened
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to them, you know, once or twice through wants to
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listen once to as I was transcribing the tapes, and
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then the rest of the time I was massaging the
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information and building upon the information. So how is it
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like to hear my grandfather's voice. It was a little sad,
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but comforting, and I felt like he wanted somebody to
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write the story his story or and he said so
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on the tape, So I felt like that was me.
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It might not have been me, he could have been
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somebody else, but he said, if there's a writer who
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wants to do something with this, so be it. So
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I took that as a personal calling. It was comforting
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in the way to be able to hear his voice
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and try to capture his voice in the novel, which
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I'm told I have done proficiently. So I needed to
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hear it to be able to do that. Some people
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will say it's sad, that it should be sad for me,
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and yes, but if it was sad for me, then
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I can call upon that emotion in a way to
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let the reader also feel like this is their grandfather
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and this is something that they're listening to the story directly.
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So that's all I tried to create. All of that.
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If I felt emotions, I wanted the reader to feel
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those emotions, because to me, that was powerful. That was
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really giving his memory a voice, which is a title
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of a column that I wrote originally about listening to
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the tapes, giving memories a voice, leaving a legacy to
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those you leave behind, well that repeats itself, but leaving
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a legacy behind for your progeny. So and we can
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all learn from some of the lessons that are in
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the book about experiencing life's hardships and not letting it
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get you down.
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I have to agree with you. I actually kicked off
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twenty twenty five. My mother was a singer and this
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was her thirty first year racing heaven with her presence.
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And years ago my brother found a snippet of five songs.
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She was at Les Paul's house. They were hanging out
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and a couple of musicians, and they decided to do
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some recordings. And I initially had brought it back to
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the air and people were calling in and things like that,
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and I repurposed it for this new season and just
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created a little mini concert that's about seventeen and a
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half minutes long. And I just introduced it and everything
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talked about what was happening on word of Mom this year,
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and I said, and I'd just like you to enjoy
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listening to my mom, and so there is so much
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comfort in getting to hear that again and then that sadness.
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And it was amazing to me that as many times
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as I had listened to those songs and everything else
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still choked me up. But it was so wonderful. And
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my brother once asked me, what's in it for me
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having a Word of Mom Radio? And I was trying
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to explain to him all of the wonderful things in
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sharing these women, and I realized that that was what's
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in it for me after twenty one years, because at
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that point it was twenty one years. So yeah, it
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was ten years ago that we found them that she
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had been gone, that I brought her back to the
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airwaves and said, if I never did another radio show
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as long as I lived, that was what was in
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it for me. So it kind of makes me identify
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because you brought your grandfather back and his story and
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told his story because you were called to do it.
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So who does to you? Thank you, You're welcome. Really,
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