Susan Welch's guest appearances

Susan Welch

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Lori & Julia's Book Club

Hines Reads

Lets Have This Conversation 

Robert Crais

Gary Goldstein

Wendy Webb

Brian Freeman

Laura Davis

Kristin Hannah

Kim Dower

Christina Baker Kline

Anne Enright

Lisa Gardner

Dixie Carter

Lynn Hightower

David Winkler

Matthew Dicks

Edwin Hill

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If you lead a life rooted in your faithyou can use it as a source of strength to propel yourself through adversity andcelebrate the promise of prosperity on the other side. Susan Welch-Rodriguez isan extraordinary woman whose life story is both fascinating and inspiring. With44 years of experience as a Deputy Sheriff, she currently serves in the DallasSheriff Posse, riding on mounted horseback. Her passion for justice doesn't stopthere. Susan is also a Private Investigator who has dedicated herself torescuing victims of human trafficking and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christwith those who are incarcerated. In her book, "She's A County Mountie," Susan sharesriveting and heart-pounding stories of her time as a cop. Her tactical adviceand strategies for navigating the battlefield of everyday life are bothpractical and empowering. Her unique perspective on life and her unwaveringcommitment to justice and faith make her an ideal advocate to speak on thesetopics. She attended Dallas Baptist University, currentlyserves as a Captain in the Dallas County Sheriff’s Posse, holding a MasterPeace Officer’s license, and is on mounted horseback as well as ATV. She is aPrivate Investigator in human trafficking, rescuing the oppressed. She ismarried with two children and two grandchildren. She is a songwriter andmusician who plays the piano, guitar, and trumpet in the prisons and at FirstBaptist Church in Dallas. She also serves in the prison ministry with JuneHunt, founder of Hope For The Heart Ministries/Hope In The Night on Live Radio,KCBI FM 90.9, and Prison to Praise International Buffalo, NY. You’ll be captivated by Susan's experiences andher ability to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Her dedication toher work and her faith serves as a powerful example of how we can all make apositive impact in the world around us. Her story would undoubtedly inspire andencourage you to live a fulfilled life with purpose and passion. She joined methis week to tell me more.  For more information: https://www.susanthecop.com/  Get the Book:https://www.amazon.ca/Shes-County-Mountie-Bulletproof-Armor-ebook/dp/B0BR4D38W8/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1683636575&amp;refinements=p_27%3ASusan+Welch+Rodriguez&amp;s=digital-text&amp;sr=1-1&amp;text=Susan+Welch+Rodriguez 

If you lead a life rooted in your faith you can use it as a source of strength to propel yourself through adversity and celebrate the promise of prosperity on the other side. Susan Welch-Rodriguez is an extraordinary woman whose life story is both fascinating and inspiring. With 44 years of experience as a Deputy Sheriff, she currently serves in the Dallas Sheriff Posse, riding on mounted horseback. Her passion for justice doesn't stop there. Susan is also a Private Investigator who has dedicated herself to rescuing victims of human trafficking and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with those who are incarcerated. In her book, "She's A County Mountie," Susan shares riveting and heart-pounding stories of her time as a cop. Her tactical advice and strategies for navigating the battlefield of everyday life are both practical and empowering. Her unique perspective on life and her unwavering commitment to justice and faith make her an ideal advocate to speak on these topics. She attended Dallas Baptist University, currently serves as a Captain in the Dallas County Sheriff’s Posse, holding a Master Peace Officer’s license, and is on mounted horseback as well as ATV. She is a Private Investigator in human trafficking, rescuing the oppressed. She is married with two children and two grandchildren. She is a songwriter and musician who plays the piano, guitar, and trumpet in the prisons and at First Baptist Church in Dallas. She also serves in the prison ministry with June Hunt, founder of Hope For The Heart Ministries/Hope In The Night on Live Radio, KCBI FM 90.9, and Prison to Praise International Buffalo, NY. You’ll be captivated by Susan's experiences and her ability to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Her dedication to her work and her faith serves as a powerful example of how we can all make a positive impact in the world around us. Her story would undoubtedly inspire and encourage you to live a fulfilled life with purpose and passion. She joined me this week to tell me more. For more information: <a href="https://www.susanthecop.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.susanthecop.com/</a> Get the Book: <a href="https://www.amazon.ca/Shes-County-Mountie-Bulletproof-Armor-ebook/dp/B0BR4D38W8/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1683636575&amp;refinements=p_27%3ASusan+Welch+Rodriguez&amp;s=digital-text&amp;sr=1-1&amp;text=Susan+Welch+Rodriguez" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.ca/Shes-County-Mountie-Bulletproof-Armor-ebook/dp/B0BR4D38W8/ref=sr_1_1?qid=1683636575&amp;refinements=p_27%3ASusan+Welch+Rodriguez&amp;s=digital-text&amp;sr=1-1&amp;text=Susan+Welch+Rodriguez</a>

She’s a County Mountie with: Susan Welch Rodriguez

Bill welcomes debut novelist Susan Welch to the show. Susan's first book, A Thread So Fine, won the prestigious 2019 Nancy Pearl Book Award for Fiction at the Pacific Northwest Writers Conference. An adopted child, her novel grew out of a desire to understand the life of her birth and adoptive mothers' lives in the optimistic but still socially-restrictive post WW II Midwest. Don't miss it!

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Hines reads Susan Welch's A Thread So Fine

Set in St. Paul between 1946 and Nov 1965, the novel follows the lives of 2 sisters, Eliza and Shannon Malone who are Irish “twins” and their close bond despite their different personalities. At 17 and 18, something traumatic happens to each sister that shapes the rest of their lives. This book covers realities and insights about motherhood, sisterhood, the stigma of the times for unwed mothers, illegitimate children and childless women. Weaved into the story, we also learn about a real life hero - Frances Perkins. The first woman appointed to the U.S. Cabinet during FDR’s presidency - she was a central figure to the New deal legislation including minimum wage laws, social security, unemployment compensation and child labor laws. This novel was inspired by Susan’s own experience (she spent the first days of her life in 1962 in the St. Paul Catholic Infants Home for unwed mothers &amp; their babies and did not find out she was adopted until she was 46 years old).

7/23   "A Thread So Fine" by Susan Welch