The Shark Deck. I'm Johnny Mack with five good news stories. This is
awesome. A dog got lost. That's not awesome, obviously not. But
she made her way back to her family because the dog is super smart.
Bailey was a rescue dog who had been adopted from the Texas Animal Rescue League
of El Paso, and Bailey went missing, so they posted on social media.
Hey, Bailey's gotten loose in the air of Mason and someone bark on
the west side. She's very friendly. If you spot her a finer,
please call the animal rescue. A bunch of Good Samaritans reported sightings of Bailey,
but it turned out they didn't need to do that. Bailey went back
to the Animal rescue and rang the doorbell. There's a ring camera video of
this, the dog ring of the bell. Back at the shelter, who
report Bailey is now safe. To all whose searched spotted called hoped, we
thank you. Bailey made her own way back to the Animal rescue and rang
our doorbill at one fifteen am, saying she wanted in. Staff rushed to
the shelter put Bailey in her run. Everybody's back together. That's awesome.
Hey, nice job by Ed Shearon. Last week, Ed Shearon stopped by
the Queensland Children's Hospital in Milburn and performed private concerts for patients. Pictures from
the visit show children, their families, doctors and nurses looking thrilled as he
sang several hit songs. One young fan even performed a duet of Thinking out
Loud. A staff member said Ed seemed to really want to be there.
He sat down, got chatting with the kids, finding out where they were
from their stories. It was really lovely. Congratulations to Lloyd Devereaux Richards.
He's now a best selling author eleven years after publishing his first novel, Stone
Maidens. He spent fourteen years writing the novel. It's about an FBI agent
trying to unmask a serial killer. All right, Johnny mac, what's the
twist? His daughter Marguerite posted a TikTok encouraging people to buy it. Since
posting the video on TikTok, the video got forty four million views and ten
million likes. Marguerite says, it's such a great book, and I knew
how important it was to him. I thought, maybe it's just because nobody
knows about the book. Since then, Stone Maiden sold out on Amazon and
reached number one. Jason Bordeaux made a new friend. He shared a story
on his Facebook page. He was at the grocery store and the cashier was
like, hey, man, insufficient funds. Jason said, I had deposited
my payroll check like an hour before, and I thought the money would have
hit Behind him, he heard a voice say I got you. Jason says,
you probably didn't hear the price. The guy goes, yes, Sir,
I did, I got you. Jason took a selfie with the Good
Samaritan with hell from social media. The Good Samaritan was identified as Kevin Jones.
Jason said on Facebook, Hey, I found out it's mister Jones' birthday
today. Help me wish him the best birthdays to someone. As of two
days ago, he was a complete stranger. Now he's coming to my mom's
for family day, Jason said. Kevin and his family visited for a few
hours. I am Patty Callahan, Henry, I am Mary kay Andrews,
I'm Kristin Harmel, and I'm Kristy Woodson Harvey. Friends in Fiction is led
by four longtime friends, the four of us, with more than seventy five
published books between us. Through end depth conversations and interviews, we discussed the
books we've written, the books we're reading, and the art of storytelling.
We are here with endless stories to support indie bookstores, authors, librarians and
readers just like you. We are always seeking innovative ways to introduce dynamic voices
and trends in publishing. On this channel, you will find hundreds of episodes
with some of your favorite authors, including the four of us, with our
new releases. As we reveal the stories behind the stories, offer writing tips,
and talk about the creation of novels, memoirs, and nonfiction titles.
So if you love books and you're curious about the writing world, you are
in the right place. You can listen to Friends and Fiction on any major
streaming platform. You know, one of these episodes, I'm either going to
accidentally do six good news story or four. I almost accidentally did a sixth
one, but I'll move that to another episode. Hey, are you on
a motorcycle? If you wish you had airbags, how about airbag jenes?
Yes, and airbag jenes made from the strongest denim on the planet. They
activate small COO two cartridges whenever the rider falls from their bike. The trigger
mechanism is a tether connecting the genes to the motorcycle. When the equivalent of
a road accident occurs, the tether creates a puncture and the cartridges that inflates
the airbags. Yes, Johnny Mack, there's nothing funny about a motorcycle accident.
I agree with you, But I'm looking at the pictures of the inflated
genes and the pictures of the demo. The jenes look kind of funny.
Nothing funny about a motorcycle accident, though. If a rider is thrown from
the bike, a protective air cushion is instantly deployed. Afterward, the COO
two cartridges are replaceable. The creators say they've tested the MOA cycle brand Genes.
It speeds up to forty five miles an hour with only minimal abrasion of
the fabric. The airbag covers new areas on the lower body, areas previously
unprotected from impact hits, such as the thighs, the rear part of the
body, and especially the tailbone. If you'd like a pair of airbag jeans,
go on, Indie Go Go look this up. They're going for five
hundred and twenty eight bucks and they come in relaxed her regular fit. That's
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