Encore Presentation . Jim Cooper . Celebrating A Caregiver's Journey
Release Date: 08/09/2023
Amy Bolduc . Grounded in Maine
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Sandra Russell . Managing the Mic
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5th Anniversary . Thank You to my Guest & Listeners
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Alex Poppe . Chasing An Unconventional Life
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Lawrence Payne . The Pen of Human Intelligence
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Ande Lyons . Shattering Ageism
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Chris Kughn . Destigmatizing Mental Health
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Sandra Beckwith . Cultivating Civility in a Fractured World
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info_outlineHello and welcome to this very special Encore Presentation of my 27th episode that I released back in August of 2021. Back then, I had a great conversation with my guest Jim Cooper, where among other topics, we chatted about the book he was penning, now known as ‘The Not So Little Book About Cancer Caregiving: Be a Caregiver Warrior and Keep Your Sanity!’, which is part memoir and caregiving advice that was birthed from his time as a caregiver to his wife during her battle with brain cancer.
Jim’s book was just released in paperback and is now available on amazon. I think it’s important to note that I have no affiliate relationship with Amazon, rather I’m supporting the tremendous act of service that Jim is providing via the release of his book.
As someone who was a caregiver myself, to several family members with cancer, I know this will be an extremely welcomed resource to those folks who suddenly find themselves in a caregiving position.
I hope you are having a wonderful summer and enjoy this encore presentation with my guest Jim Cooper.
My next guest is a veteran radio personality, voice actor, author, book publisher and drummer.
He cut his on-air personality at KILT in Houston (1980). Was on air talent, production & music manager at WMLP & WOEZ-FM in Pennsylvania.
In Central New Jersey, he hosted, wrote and produced a syndicated film review radio program called ‘All That Glitters’ that aired on WCTC and WMGQ.
These days his voiceover credentials run the gamut from audiobooks, E-Learning Modules, Corporate Explainer videos, radio promos and phone messaging systems.
He’s also the creator, producer & host of ‘The Hydrant’, an Inside The Actor’s Studio-ish video chat with the movers and shakers of the Voiceover industry.
I’d like to welcome the “VO Big Dog” aka Jim Cooper to 19Stories.
As always, if you liked this or any other episode of 19Stories, please like, share or leave me a recorded message on the podcast page of my website: www.soundsatchelstudios.com
You may contact Jim via:
Business email Address: BigDog@jimcoopervo.com
Business website: https://jimcoopervo.com
Host of the hydrant : https://jimcoopervo.com/the-hydrant
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Until next time :-)