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Good morning, good morning, good
morning, and welcome, welcome, welcome.

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Which time now for our community connection
right here on K one the one

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you crushed dye is eight thirty two, and our program is brought to you

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by Arnold Moore and he Camp Funeral
Home and also Tall Grass Motors. This

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young lady sitting right next to me
is Heidi Schultz. You might have seen

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her TV and movies a little bit
on the Disney Channel there and a few

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other things. How are you doing. I'm good, Thank you for having

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me this morning. Well, we're
happy to have you. You've got you've

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got a couple of books under your
belt, and you've got a brand new

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and that's coming out. Tell us
a little bit about the new book,

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all right, So I'm super excited. My new book is Little Dinky's Big

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Adventure. Yeah, it's based off
of a true hummingbird that was outside my

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kitchen window. I got to watch
this little guy grow up from before he

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was hatched to leaving the nest.
The book is made up of photos.

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Half of the books photos I took
up Dinky, and the other tells the

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story of his adventure of growing up
outside my kitchen window. My goodness,

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sakes. This is kind of cool
because you know, kids are fascinated by

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animals and especially by birds because you
know, they'll just watch them playing around

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out in the yard and hopping around
and taking off flying and says, what

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are what that bird thinks? And
this is just kind of a cool thing,

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isn't well? And I've tried to
make the book interactive, so along

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with the story, I have a
question on each page that a different little

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animal character asks that some of them
are specific to hummingbirds, so you get

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some information about hummingbirds, but also
to get their imagination going of if they

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could fly, where would they go? Indeed, this is this is really

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going to be a fun one here
and just in time for back to school

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and maybe a little bit of a
holiday book hereative. You know now you're

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going to be having a book reading
and a book signing here locally, aren't

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you. Yeah, So tomorrow,
Saturday, August twelfth, at two pm,

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I will have a book reading first
where I read the story, including

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the interactive parts, which I love
with the kids that they give great answers.

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They give funny answers at times,
and that's my favorite part of the

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reading. But it will be followed
with a signing where people can purchase the

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book from me and I will sign
it to them or to whomever they choose

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to have it signed to. And
that's at First Baptist Church in their activities

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building. Yeah, missage right downtown
takes up a couple of city blocks,

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that's true. We will have the
building is just across from the church,

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and we'll have balloons or banners things
that people usually to recognize. Yes,

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well, this is going to be
a lot of fun. Now you're an

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actress. We kind of alluded to
that here earlier. Yes, tell us

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a little bit about your acting career
and how how book writing kind of came

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along with that. That was an
interesting story told. Well, I had

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a fifth grade teacher who encouraged the
arts very much so, and she had

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me writing stories, short stories,
which kind of led to my creative side

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of always poetry stories acting from an
early childhood age. And so the opportunity

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came up to work in the acting
industry work. I live in Los Angeles

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and work there, and I work
also as a stand in and photo double

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for the show The Lincoln Lawyer,
and I worked on the TV show The

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Mighty Ducks as Lauren Graham's photo double
and stand in. So I feel like

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stories, whether they're children's stories or
acting, I get to be the storyteller.

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I get to show my craft in
one way or another. That's amazing,

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it really is. And this kind
of came out, of course,

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the actor's strike, but getting the
book out right at this time, and

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being able to come home and go
on the road a little bit and you

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know, sell it and have the
book signings that came in in a kind

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of a crucial time. It really
did. I not that I am excited

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about the writer's and actors strike,
but it's given me the chance to travel

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around. I've been going. I've
just finished in Texas a bit some book

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signings and readings. So this break
from acting has allowed me to focus on

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my book a little bit. Well, this is this is a lot of

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fun. Now. Your first book
was actually a holiday book, wasn't it.

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Yeah, tell us a little bit
about that. It's very dear to

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my heart. It's called The Twelve
Dreams of Christmas, and it follows a

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little girl through Christmas Eve as she
encounters twelve characters from the Nativity to learn

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the true meaning of Christmas. Well, that's a different day. I like

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that, that's completely original. And
so she gets to see Christmas through twelve

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sets of lines. She does,
and she starts the book very much me,

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me, me, what gives her
under the tree for me? And

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so these characters from the Nativity.
Her favorite story is the Twelve Days of

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Christmas, where every gift gets better, bigger. So she starts with the

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Dreams, very basic, the cow, the sheep, the innkeeper, till

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she gets to the end where she
meets Joseph, Mary and Jesus, and

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then it really starts to unfold.
It hits home of what Christmas is really

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about. Now, they ought to
make that into a movie, you know,

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somebody you know? That would be
awesome. That would be because it'll

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probably play for fifty sixty years on
TV like some of these others have.

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Because that really sounds like an eye
opener. I like that one one.

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Well, thank you, can you
hold up the books there for the camera

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because we're on Facebook Live. There
you go that Stinky's Big Adventure and then

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the Twelve Dreams of Christmas and these
are available at bookstores all over the planet

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right now, and of course she'll
be the book signing for Binky's Little Dinky's

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Big Adventure coming up on tomorrow at
the Baptist Church the Telly this is something

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We're going to take a little bit
of a break here and we'll be right

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back with more after these words from
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Botors on K One. I'll never
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His mother called one day and she
said, Tim and I can tell about

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her. Of course, something wrong, And I said what's wrong? She

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said, can you get my boy
home from California? He's passed away out

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there. And that crushed me,
but I said, I sure will,

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I'll take care of it. I
said, I'll figure it out. I

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will get your son home. But
that's what you do when your loved one

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dies. Doesn't matter if it's three
in the morning. You call your funeral

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director and say, Tim, my
loved one just died. What do I

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do? And I'll tell you one
of my greatest stories I could tell.

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Six o'clock one Christmas morning, a
lady calls me. She said, they

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came over to get my aunt for
Christmas breakfast and found her dad in her

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home. What do we do?
I said, let me get dressed.

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I'll be right there and we'll just
walk through this together. It's gonna be

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all right. I'll take good care
of her. Years later, she teld

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me that was the single most comforting
phrase she had ever heard. It'll be

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to our community connection. Right here
on KAE one you trust. We're talking

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with actress and author Heine Schultz,
and she has her new book look out

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that's called Little Dinky's Big adventure.
She'll be at First Baptist Church Activities building

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tomorrow and beginning at two for a
book reading and a signing. And we

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were talking about this. You did
the photographs and you wrote the book,

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but you had a little help with
the illustrations. Kind of hold that out

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there. Yeah, beauty. So
the photos on one side are mine that

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I took up Dinky. It's actually
Dinky and his mama. But the illustrations

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of both of my books were from
a down named Amy Hudson, and I've

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known her since third grade. We
reconnected once we were adults, and I

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knew her artwork was fantastic. And
when you see the artwork, you just

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are in awe of it. Oh, it really is this topshell. This

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is really good And the kids are
going to really like this because there's a

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lot of activity in there, and
as you've mentioned, interactivity because the animals

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will ask a question right and everything
else. So this is a good learning

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tool and the dog got at the
kids. All they know is that they're

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having fun, which is the best
part. Now, you you were telling

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me that you participated in Scooby Doo
when you were acting. Yes, so

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I got to play Daphne's mom in
a it's a series that's ongoing and because

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of the strike, we are not
working right now, but it's called Mysteries

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Incorporated. There we go, so
has the whole gang, and it was

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really fun to of all of the
characters, to get to play one of

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the iconic one's mother. Well,
you know that that's been around since I

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was a little guy. Uh so
you know that, like nineteen seventy I

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think, yeah, when it first
came out, and uh and it's still

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going on in different you know,
it's different forms and levels. Yes,

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for sure, still having fun solving
mystery. By golly, So what's the

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most fun out there in the la
that you're having? Is this the role

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that kind of feels pretty cool?
It's it's because it's so unique. Yes,

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I enjoy it very much. But
I think working as a standing and

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double it fell in my laugh.
I was not looking for that career,

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and I have thoroughly enjoyed it.
Lincoln Lawyer. I started from day one

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with them and we've now had two
seasons and it's so much fun. The

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cast, the crew, everyone's great
to work with and clearly it's doing well

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on Netflix as one of the top
shows right it is, yeah, it

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really is and people can you get
that at their leisure and pop it in

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catch up where every they need to
go and they can catch you. And

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of course the books are doing well
and what have you. The Twelve Dreams

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of Christmas is also available in bookstores
now, her first book. We showed

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that to you earlier, but we
do want to remind everybody that we're going

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to be at First Baptist Church tomorrow, First Baptist tomorrow at two pm.

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All right, hey, thank you
for dropping in on us. And next

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time you're in town or have another
book, come by Dowords. All thank

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you. I appreciate it. All
right, thank you folks. You've been

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