Inside Lenz Network

Today's guest is Dr. Debra Mandel, author of Dump That Chump: From Doormat to Diva in Only Nine Steps - A Guide to Getting Over Mr. Wrong. If you want to learn how to escape and recover from a bad relationship, you don't want to miss this program.

Today's guests are Mary and Jack Branson, authors of Murder In Mayberry - Greed, Death and Mayhem in a Small Town.

Today's guest is Diane Tegarden, author of the science fiction novel Anti-Vigilante and the Rips in Time. Diane has been a print journalist since 1992 and runs FireWalker Publications (www.FireWalkerPublications.com).

Today's guest is Carl Nelson, author of Madam President and the Admiral - a political/military thriller. A graduate of the Naval Academy, Carl spent 33 years in the US Navy, retiring with the rank of captain. He is currently a professor of international business at the California School of International Management.

Today's guest is Emillio Corsetti, author of 35 Miles From Shore - The Ditching and Rescue of ALM Flight 980. In this book Emillio examines the May 2, 1970 crash of a passenger jet with 57 passengers aboard.

Tonight we'll discuss one of the major turning points in the law's battle against the Tony Spilotro gang that took place on July 4, 1981: Bertha's. My guests will be former FBI agents Dennis Arnoldy and Donn Sickles, retired Metro Police Dept. detectives Kent Clifford and Louie Detiberiis, and former mobster Frank Cullotta.

Today's guest is Ron Franscell. A lifelong journalist, he's worked for newspapers in Wyoming, New Mexico, California, and Denver, Colorado. He is now a managing editor for the Beaumont (TX) Enterprise. Ron will talk about his books ANGEL FIRE, THE DEADLINE, THE OBITUARY, and his latest release, THE DARKEST NIGHT.

Today's guest is Francis Hamit, author of "Virtual Reality and The Explorations of CyberSpace (1993) and the stage play "Marlowe, An Elizabethan Tragedy"(1988). His latest work, “The Shenandoah Spy" will be released this month from Brass Cannon Books.

Today's guest is Mike Hazard, author of The Sea's Fury.

Tonight I'll continue my interview of April 15 with Bernie Sindler. Bernie first came to Las Vegas in the mid-1940s at the suggestion of his friend, New York gangster Meyer Lansky. He has some very interesting stories of the old days in Sin City.

Today's guest is conservative political columnist and commentator Mike Minton, author of Unplugged and Unashamed.

Today's guest is author Roger Storkamp. His Ladies of the Road novels are Thelma’s Quilt, ‘Neath A Crescent Moon, and the soon-to-be-released Miss West.

Today's guest is Art Schmitt, author of the Vietnam War books A War With No Name and The Man I Didn’t Know. Art served with Helicopter Attack Squadron Three and as Officer in Charge of a Seawolf Detachment. During his 22-year career as a Naval Aviator he received The Distinguished Flying Cross, a Bronze Star, 21 Air Medals, 2 single action air medals, Presidential Unit Citation, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, and a Vietnamese air medal. He flew 808 Combat missions.

Last February 18, Melody Grell learned that the body of her 21-year-old son Joshua had been found on the beach in Navarre, Florida. According to police and autopsy reports, Josh died as the result of accidental drowning. But a couple of weeks later, disturbing information came to light. The more she learned the more convinced Melody became that Josh's death may not have been an accident at all. Tonight we’ll talk with Melody and investigative reporter David Craig.

Tonight's guest is singer and song wtiter Johnny Seaton. An Elvis look alike, he's performed in Las Vegas many times over the years, including his portrayal of Presley in "Elvis an American Musical." The show played to sold out crowds across the country, including the showroom of the Las Vegas Hilton.

Today's guest is Steven Clark Bradley, author of the dramatic novels Probable Cause, Stillborn, and his latest release Nimrod Rising.

Today's guest is Bill Ferguson, author of Laughter On The Rivers Of Death. Bill served in Vietnam as a Boat Captain and Patrol Officer assigned to stop the movement of supplies to the enemy. He made over 250 combat patrols and engaged the enemy in excess of 20 times. His book is unique in that it looks at his experiences from a humorous perspective rather than the often brutal aspects of war.

Today's guest is Al Billings, author of Seawolf 28. Al is one of the most decorated Navy helicopter pilots of the Vietnam era. Seawolf is a first hand account of his experiences.

Today's guests are Lillian and Dave Brummet, authors of Trash Talk, Towards Understanding, and their latest release, Purple Snowflake Marketing.

On April 30 at 5 pm Pacific, the operators of the popular Crime Rant Website will again bring their astute, keen, seasoned and sarcastic experiences from all things crime to a live Blog Talk Radio audience. They’ll answer questions from callers and talk about current crime news. M. William Phelps is an author, crime expert, lecturer and investigative journalist. Gregg Olsen is a New York Times bestselling author. He’s written seven nonfiction books and two novels.