A law enforcement officer for an indigenous community, Karen Bell has spent her life in service to others. Listen in to hear how she got her start as an officer, as well as her thoughts about the role of law enforcement in society at large.
Returning to Marquis Radio is Dr. Steven Stanley, who discusses his newest venture – a novel that he is in the process of publishing. Listen in to hear some exciting tidbits about the upcoming book.
With decades of experience to his credit, James Sherin has spent his career learning and teaching, in one form or another. Listen in to hear how he got his start in mathematics, before transitioning into the early field of computer science, where he would remain for many years.
A veteran himself, Mr. Day understands the value of having a proper military funeral for fallen soldiers. With that in mind, he started Bugles Across America, to unite talented volunteer buglers with funeral homes and grieving families who can gain a modicum of comfort and closure from a proper military ceremony, including a live playing of “Taps.”
To learn more about the volunteer work of Bugles Across America, or to contact Mr. Day, please visit www.buglesacrossamerica.org.
Title: Retired Professor of Physical and Historical Geology; Retired Geologist
Location: El Paso, TX United States
An accomplished researcher, Dr. Cornet’s discovery of ancient angiosperms was among his proudest achievements in the field of paleobotany. Listen in to hear how he got his start, as well as the directions his most recent projects have taken him.
Describing herself as a simple girl from the Midwest, Dr. Deborah Ann Turner certainly has much to be proud of. Learning the values of leadership, civic activism and advocacy from her mother, Dr. Turner put those lessons into practice in her career in medicine, as well as her role as the president of the League of Women Voters. Listen in to learn what you can do to prevent your right to vote from being surpressed.
To verify your voting status, please visit vote411.org, sponsored by the League of Women Voters Education Fund.
A chessmaster and gifted author, James Eade’s childhood love of chess helped him find a sense of community in an unfamiliar world. As an adult, his organization works to build other communities around the world based around the love of the game. Listen in to hear more about The Eade Foundation, as well as his upcoming book, “Freedom: Your Path to Recovery.”
To learn more about the foundation’s work, and to view interviews with various chess personalities, visit its YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@EadeFoundation
Title: Research Director Company: Beijing Qiansong Tech Development Co., Ltd. Location: Beijing, China
As a research-driven scientist and experienced professional, Mr. Tian has found numerous differences in the legal systems and ethical standards of China and the United States. Listen in to hear his thoughts on both countries, as well as his plans for the future.
We’re joined again by Mr. Aronson, who takes a deeper dive into his work with the Veterans Administration, as well as his life outside of work. Listen in to hear about his work as a union steward, as well as his achievements as an advocate for patients.
Dr. James Fordemwalt joins us again to discuss his thoughts on trends in circuitry, as well as his role in bringing up the next generation of scientists and educators to carry on his work.
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