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Dennis Miller has published his second novel, One Womans Vengeance. The plot of the book revolves around  Nora Hawks, whose home is invaded by a 12-member gang that murder her husband, rape her and leave her for dead. She finds the physical and spiritual strength to exact revenge.

Christie Martin sits down with the author and they discuss topics such as his inspirations, his writing process and favorite authors.

All profits from One Womans Vengeance and his first novel, The Perfect Song, are put into a scholarship fund for future MU students.

The book is available at the MU campus bookstore and its online store. The print and ebook versions are available on Lulu.com and the ebook version on Barnes and Noble,    Amazon.com and on iBooks on the iIunes store.

The first chapter of One Woman’s Vengeance is available for free on Miller’s blog at onewomansvengeance.wordpress.com

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Dennis Miller sits down with Author Terry Miller to discuss his new book, Cooking Bachelor Style; Life Beyond the Freezer Section. Terry serves up a treat with his signature dash of humor, making cooking in the man’s world hilarious, easy and fulfilling. This interview includes the author’s reading of one of his wilder fictional adventures.

As we move on to Part 2 of Mary Asaba and her Special Mission, she continues to talk candidly with Kathleen Carico on the subject closest to her heart, and the reason she is at Mansfield University, Special Education. Mary talks of problems with the education system in her native country of Africa and what she hopes to accomplish when she returns home. Her story begins with her Penn State Fellowship, which just happens to be her first trip to the United States.   

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Mansfield University Public Relations student intern Jamie Curtis spent a semester in Russia.  She had never traveled before and didn’t speak Russian.  Now she’s sharing her adventures in this latest podcast with Dennis Miller.  Jamie tells of the experiences with the people, food, trains, studies, movies and dorms.

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Robert Weigand, manager of special project at ABC-TV, spoke to the Mansfield University graduating class of 2009 during the Annual Senior Brunch. Weigand speaks of technology, appreciation and success.

Show Notes: Dr. Edward Washington, a professor of English, speaks with Mansfield University Public Relations Director Dennis Miller on the topic of Barack Obama. They discuss what the election of Obama means to society, the United States and the World.

Running Time: 23:47

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Show Notes: In Part 2, Professor Edward Washington continues to talk about the issue driven presidential election. Dr. Washington also speaks of a character in Literature that best approximates Barack Obama. Class novels mentioned include Marrow of Tradition and Black No More. Mansfield University Public Relations Director Dennis Miller hosts.

Running Time: 22:18

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Dr. Vernon Lapps, a retired professor of speech and communications, offers some insights into President elect Barack Obama’s Oratory skills. Mansfield University Public Relations Director, Dennis Miller and Dr Lapps discuss Obama’s style and delivery.

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A discussion between Dennis Miller and Dr. Vernon Lapps continues in Part two of Obama the Orator. The discussion contains analysis of Barack Obama’s oratory skills and how it may have helped pave his way to the White House. Rhythm, pace, delivery and dialect are topics of discussion as well as comparison to one of the great 20th century orators. Hosted by Christie Martin.

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Mansfield University Public Relation Director Dennis Miller and Dr. Vernon Lapps continue their discussion of President elect Barack Obama’s speech skills and what role it played in the election process. In Part 3, Dr Lapps also gives insight into the communication skills of Ronald Reagan and Martin Luther King Jr.

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