LINK TO THE SHOW
What's going on in Nashville
Let's talk Music. Please join Marsha
on Thursday July 16th at 8PM CST 9 EST for a very special show with
Songwriters,Kecia Burcham, Judy and Gil Snider and Brian Tedeschi. It's going
to be so much fun and very different.
Kecia is originally from
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and moved to Nashville to pursue music and
songwriting. Kecia has performed since the age of 10 in talent shows, pageants,
private parties, churches and nightclubs. She writes her original music on her
antique upright Wurlitzer piano that she's had since childhood.
Although not a traditional country artist, Kecia has played most all of
Nashville's Broadway honky tonks as well as the famous Printer's Alley. She has
worked as a demo singer for songwriters such as Johnny Christopher
("Always on My Mind"), and has shared the stage with notable singers such
as Lorrie Morgan and Joanne Cash Yates. Kecia plays regularly at most of
Nashville's writer venues including the Bluebird Cafe and the Commodore Lounge.
She is also a regular at both Nashville and Smoky Mountain Cowboy Church -
sometimes giving the message in addition to singing.
Brian is a successful author and
screenwriter who was recently invited to NSAI Nashville Song Writer's to play 2
original songs on June 29 at the Bluebird. Along with his wife Vicki they write
novels and have written over ten screenplays, several have been optioned.
Gil Snider, MD, a neurologist at
Chesapeake Regional Medical Center, and his wife Judy suddenly found themselves
writing lyrics for country songs. Now one of their songs has been released as a
single. Both Judy and Gil are very successful authors and are on their
way to a new career of songwriting. Billy Rae Stewart has teamed up with
Judy & Gil Snider from Va. Beach to create a beautiful ballad, "If I
Call A Name At Night"
Debbie is the author of many short stories including being 2011 Debbie published her first children's book, Amelia Frump and her Peanut Butter Loving, Overactive Imagination which she patterned the character "Amelia" after her own childhood. In 2013, 
After Debbie's son, Joseph was diagnosed with autism, she felt the need to raise awareness about the disorder and become an advocate through her writing. Doing research and conversations with her older son Jonathan, she discovered that siblings sometimes feel alone after a diagnosis of autism. There is little focus on their thoughts and emotions, and they are are forced to cope alone.
Charlene the Star and Bentley Bulldog~ 
Charlene the Star makes new friends in this exciting adventure. She wants to win a special award for jumpers. She must learn important things if she wants to reach her goal. Does she succeed? How does Hattie react when she sees the headline in The Gazette? Why is Cherish so afraid? Your child will be fascinated with the amusing adventures of Charlene and her friends. Children will be entertained and learn important life lessons. 
In The Passover Surprise, a young Jewish girl named Lisa gets very upset when her father Harvey plays favorites and gives a stamp album to her younger brother. She feels strongly that she equally deserves the album. Eventually, Lisa calmly talks to Harvey about her problem and they become closer. The story, set around 1960, includes details about her father’s experiences as a soldier during World War II that are based on my own father’s years in the Army.
Not
surprising, the boys rock it out and we have a bromance ending- hot
chicks, money, and smiles! Really the only way I think to view this
movie is with a bunch of your closest friends after a few too many
cocktails or on your DVD player so you can watch those moves again and
again. For this queen… I’ll take my King with a little more romance and
intelligence.
