Written on the Eve of the American Revolution Author- Lawrence Tribble

Our Guests this morning DR Stephen Trombley PHD “In 2013 Trombley was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts” and Andrew Brel “There can be no harmony in a lawless society”

Andrew Brel was born in Johannesburg. He lives between London and Los Angeles working mostly as a musician, producer and writer. He Has two sons, twenty years apart, skis on water and snow, cares about and for the homeless, always gives money to buskers who play in tune, practices kindness and yoga, rides bikes and horses, continues a lifelong study of ethics, religion, depression, Greece and Africa. Plays tennis, lives in the moment and in gratitude, mostly for being Greek. Andrew is an accomplished dog trainer and collector of stringed instruments.  He has previously; performed thousands of gigs as a professional musician, emigrated penniless from Johannesburg to London, organized meaningful fund raising concerts, lived on very little, played a lot of tennis, indulged an appetite for fine dining, married once, watched his home flood twice, visited many great vineyards, raised Wallace of Riverbank, for 15 years for the worlds finest Schnauzer, written songs, performed, written and recorded music with extraordinary musicians and discovered loyal friendship as life’s great gift and betrayal its greatest disappointment.  Andrew Brel author of the Emergency Bouzouki player, the best selling book on the South African Border War, the War of Apartheid, and a leading composer of Meditation music.

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Stephen Trombley is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and best-selling author who began writing songs at 16 after seeing Townes van Zandt at Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, NY. He has a PhD in English from the University of Nottingham, and is the author of 16 books, translated in 17 languages. He is founder of the London- and NY-based film company Worldview Pictures. He’s directed more than 20 films, and won an Emmy for his documentary on the Nuremberg trials.  He is founder of the London- and NY-based film company Worldview Pictures. He’s directed more than 20 films, and won an Emmy for his documentary on the Nuremberg trials. He and Chris Sauer and Oliver Ray formed the band Psychoneedles in 1996, releasing a self-titled EP in 1997. He moved to Nasvhille in the summer of 2012 where he’s written with Angela Kaset, Fred Koller, Pam Belford and other hitmakers. He released his first solo CD “Tea For Three” in 2014, produced by Richard Adler. His lastest book is a philosophy miscellany, “Wise Words: The Philosophy of Everyday Life” published in London in January 2016.