Dennis Miller speaks with franchise business consultant Lou Laveton. Laveton draws on his experience as a franchise owner, developer, mentor and consultant to answer questions on what franchising is and how to find the right franchise to invest in. Listen to the Podcast
John Cavanaugh, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Chancellor came to Mansfield University to speak to faculty, students and staff about issues concerning the economy and what the system’s 14 universities will be facing over the next few years.
Dr. Judith Sorberger’s poem, Pioneer Child’s Doll, has been used in an unusual and very exciting way. In this episode, Dennis Miller speaks with Judith about this Grammy nominated experience. They also discuss experiences that led to some of her other published poems.
As September wraps up and a new academic school year begins, Dr. Maravene Loeschke speaks to Dennis Miller about what to expect in the near and distant future at Mansfield University. Dr. Loeschke touched on a variety of topics that she referred to as “the best of times, and the worst of times.”
Francis Bok was 7 years old when he was captured from his village in Suden and taken as a child slave. He spent 10 years in captivity. Now, after a daring escape, he has written a book called “Escape From Slavery, The True Story of my Ten Years in Captivity and My Journey to Freedom in America.” In Part 1, Dennis Miller talks to Mr. Bok candidly about his capture, his escape and his dreams for the future. 
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At age 7, Sudan native Francis Bok was kidnapped and enslaved until his escape 10 years later. He continues to talk about his experiences with Dennis Miller, in Part 2 of Conversations with a Former Slave. 
