Book 101 Review

• Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features an inspiring conversation with Jessica Herman, whose work centers on channeling wisdom and sparking meaningful transformation. In this episode, Jessica shares insights that invite deeper reflection, personal growth, and a renewed understanding of how wisdom can guide lasting change.

  Jessica HermanChanneling Wisdom. Sparking Transformation.Jessie Herman is a spiritual channel, writer, and transformational coach best known as the channel for Vagrein, a collective consciousness offering profound guidance on self-realization and unity. Through her sessions, books, courses, and live events, Jessie helps people reconnect with their true essence and live from radical self-acceptance.She’s also the host of the podcast “Some Kind of Mystic,” where she explores the intersection of the mystical and the human with humor, depth, and authenticity. Her work has touched thousands around the world through appearances on Gaia TV, collaborations with leading spiritual teachers, and her commitment to bringing higher wisdom into everyday life.Please welcome, Jessie Herman.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features an insightful conversation with Steven Arita, Founder of Arita Capital, host of the Path to Passive podcast, and Senior Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services. In this episode, Steven shares his perspective on investing, technology, and building sustainable wealth through strategic thinking and long-term vision.

  Steven AritaHelping tech professionals achieve financial independence through passive real estate investing.Steven Arita is the Founder of Arita Capital, host of the *Path to Passive* podcast, and a Senior Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services. After starting his career in a small town on the Big Island of Hawaii, Steven used tech and real estate to design a path toward financial freedom.He now helps high-income tech professionals escape the stock market-only mindset and invest in real estate like insiders—without needing to quit their jobs or become landlords. Through his podcast, capital-raising firm, and speaking, Steven shares strategies for building wealth through private deals, partnerships, systems, and mindset shifts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features an engaging conversation with Joel Harris, a historical fiction author, international bestselling ghostwriter, and founder of The Writer’s Mano. In this episode, Joel shares insights into storytelling, the craft of historical fiction, and the discipline behind writing stories that resonate across generations.

  Joel HarrisWhat Is Your Roman Empire?I grew up with learning disabilities that made reading and writing feel like climbing a mountain barefoot. Every sentence was a struggle. Teachers mistook my quietness for disinterest. What they didn’t see was how hard I was fighting—how much I wanted to understand, to express, to connect.Stories became my refuge. I devoured them slowly, word by word, line by line. History, especially, fascinated me—the rise and fall of empires, the choices of men who stood on the edge of destiny. Among them, one figure captured my imagination more than any other: Hannibal Barca, the Carthaginian general who led his army, elephants and all, across the Alps to challenge Rome. His courage, his defiance, and ultimately his tragedy spoke to something deep within me.The Ivory General was born from that fascination—but more than that, it was born from my own battle with limitation. Writing it wasn’t easy. Some days the words felt like foreign soldiers invading my thoughts, refusing to line up in formation. But just as Hannibal adapted, strategized, and pressed forward despite impossible odds, I learned to do the same. I discovered that creativity isn’t about perfection—it’s about persistence.The Ivory General isn’t just a story about war. It’s about leadership, doubt, and the weight of ambition. It’s about what drives people to keep going when the path ahead is uncertain and the world seems stacked against them. In many ways, it mirrors my own journey as a writer—facing obstacles that seemed insurmountable, yet finding a way through.Today, when readers tell me that my story moved them, I think back to that child who couldn’t read a full page without frustration. I wish I could tell him that one day, those same struggles would shape him into a storyteller—that the very thing that once held him back would become his source of strength.Because if there’s one lesson I’ve learned, it’s this: greatness isn’t about never stumbling. It’s about rising each time you fall, carrying your burdens with grace, and turning them into something that lasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Clipper Erickson, whose remarkable journey spans from Juilliard to the rediscovery of composer R. Nathaniel Dett. In this episode, Clipper shares his mission as a pianist to uncover and elevate hidden musical brilliance, bringing overlooked voices and works back into the cultural spotlight.

  Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Clipper Erickson, an accomplished pianist whose journey extends from Juilliard to the rediscovery of the influential composer R. Nathaniel Dett. In this episode, Clipper discusses his mission to reveal hidden brilliance in classical music by bringing overlooked works and voices back into public awareness. He reflects on the intersection of performance, research, and cultural responsibility in preserving musical heritage. The conversation offers insight into how passion and scholarship can reshape understanding of history and artistry. This episode will resonate with readers, musicians, and anyone inspired by the power of purposeful rediscovery.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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• Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Grace Del Rey Holistic Financial Strategist & Founder of the Saving Grace Money Method™ as my guest.

  Grace Del ReyHolistic Financial Strategist & Founder of the Saving Grace Money Method™Today’s guest is not just here to talk about money — she’s here to help us transform our relationship with it.Grace Del Rey is a Holistic Financial Strategist, certified sound healer, and the founder of the Saving Grace Money Method™. With over 25 years of experience in the financial industry — from bookkeeping and accounting to high-level strategy — she brings a rare blend of grounded expertise and soul-led guidance to the world of wealth.But what sets Grace apart is how she integrates energetic healing, money mindset work, and intuitive self-worth practices to help high-achieving professionals break through money shame, debt cycles, and overwhelm. Whether you're making six or seven figures and still feeling financially stuck, or you're ready to finally feel safe, seen, and supported with your finances — Grace is the mentor you've been waiting for.She’s the creator of transformative programs like Love Yourself Rich, the 4M Membership, and Level It Up — and her work has helped countless entrepreneurs not just grow their bank accounts, but heal their inner money story.When she’s not guiding clients through breakthroughs or hosting her show My Up Cup, you’ll find her leading retreats, playing sound bowls under the stars, or reminding us all that true abundance starts within.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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