We tackle the art issues of the day. In this segment we dive into the ghastly practice of submission fees and the ongoing debate involving online journals and print journals. 

World Premier Interview with Kansas-based poet and fiction writer Linda Imbler.

When words are designed to lessen our knowledge and manipulate our choices -- do free people remain free? This episode dives into that arena of doublespeak words (a la Orwell) and attempts to go behind the scenes and breaks down why this is done and how damaging it is to a democratic society and how Art might have a hand to removing it from our lives.

Art as therapy whether planned or performed is an enormous source of self-healing and emotional support to others who benefit from the arts being more than a vehicle for the talent. The arts might just be another form of medicine for the soul sick.

This episode will deal with relationships: arts, artists, family and significant others. How we deal with these forces in our lives can make or break our tenure in the arts.

By design or accident the creations of Art are often portraits of the human condition. Framed moments that become precious examples of human life and artistic integrity.

Are dreams useful instruments in the creative process? What if you can't recall having a dream? This episode discusses the dream phenomena and how it can be a positive and daily presence in our creative lives.

Are elements of mental illness the principle biological catalyst for creativity? We will answer some of this mystery today in an episode bound to open eyes and lift spirits.

What is Strength to be Human? In an age of machines and extreme political concepts, we need strength to stay human and stay free thinking. Dangerous distractions will cause people to stop becoming who they are supposed to be and become something else entirely. Are you You? Or are you a creature of pre-packaged thinking from religion or science?

The opening episode of Strength To Be Human with host Mark Antony Rossi tackles the age old obstacle of creativity: Fear. And also on a parallel course this episode speaks at length about gaining and using Confidence as a creative tool.