Dear Viewers: This week marks the
beginning of spring, and spring marks the
beginning of many things, and beginnings are
always an interesting time. Some of us
fear new beginnings while others relish them.
In fact, spring fever is a term used to describe
various feelings we have at this time of the
year. For some it is increased energy and
vitality, for others just the opposite. It
is also a time associated with love, a love of
the new blooms, the warming temperatures, and a
love amongst people.
This week, for Los Angeles viewers, and
soon to be seen in all my markets, Psychologist
Dennis Palumbo, a past guest on the
program, discusses his newest novel Fever
Dreams. Although it has nothing to
do in particular with spring fever,
he offers two psychological examples of why we
feel different as individuals while sharing
similar experiences, and how in the end it is
LOVE that brings it all together.
These words from Fever Dreams
capture the spirit of both. Why we
struggle and the importance of love.
Ordinary people struggling to
make sense of their experience and trying,
somehow, someway, to move on…
Without love, the true joy of
creation - is rarely felt.
Some may rejoice in the coming of
spring and others may struggle. It is all
in an effort to somehow, someway move on.
In either case, add a dash of LOVE and
you will experience the true joy not only of
spring, but of all creation. Have a great
week, Barry
Remember, you can watch many of this
season's episodes by visiting
www.klcs.org/btl
and scrolling down the different episodes on the
right hand side of the page.
If your station, state or city is not
the first one listed just scroll down and you'll
find it in bold red
capital letters. Enjoy
the shows.
LOS ANGELES
KLCS-TV -
www.klcs.org/btl
Saturday Night, March 24, at 8:00 PM
Dennis Palumbo - Fever
Dreams
Dennis Palumbo is a therapist who
specializes in dealing with creative minds.
He also who wrote the film classic, My
Favorite Year. Recently he
was a past guest on the program with his
bestselling book, Writing from the Inside
Out. Now, with his latest novel,
Fever Dream, we see just how close
fiction can mirror reality when it comes to how
we humans feel and behave.
Sunday Night, March 25, at 12:00
Midnight
Eric Bogosian - Perforated Heart
Eric Bogosian is a true renaissance
man. The author of novels, a playwright
whose script Talk Radio put him in the
spotlight and now as one of the leads in Law
and Order Criminal Intent, he's a household
name. With his latest book,
Perforated Heart, he explores the
lives of two totally different characters, a
young ambitious artist and his older self, now
jaded by both success and failure.
Wednesday Evening, March 28, at 7:30
PM
Dennis Palumbo - Fever
Dreams
Dennis Palumbo is a therapist who
specializes in dealing with creative minds.
He also who wrote the film classic, My
Favorite Year. Recently he
was a past guest on the program with his
bestselling book, Writing from the Inside
Out. Now, with his latest novel,
Fever Dream, we see just how close
fiction can mirror reality when it comes to how
we humans feel and behave.
CABLE CHANNEL LA 36 -
www.la36.org
Sunday Night, March 25, 9:00 PM
Harry Hamlin - Full Frontal
Nudity-The Making of an Accidental Actor
Harry Hamlin became a household name
after starring in the popular television series
L.A. Law. With his memoir,
Full Frontal Nudity, we discover
another side of this actor that People
Magazine once named, The Sexiest Man
Alive. Harry's memoir is very funny at
times but also gives readers a glimpse into this
deep and complex man.
Sunday Night, March 25, 9:30 PM
Terri Cheney - The Dark Side of
Innocence
Terri Cheney wrote the bestselling
memoir, Manic, about her life as a
successful Beverly Hills attorney battling
bi-polar disorder. With her latest book,
The Dark Side of Innocence, Terri
explores her tumultuous formative years, growing
up with the disorder while suffering alone in
secrecy and silence. With poignant candor
and compassion, she takes us on a journey from
despair to hope, not only for herself, but for
all the children and their families attempting
to deal with this issue.
BEVERLY HILLS
CITY TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 10
Monday Evening, March 26, 6:30 PM
Please check
www.beverlyhills.org/bhtv
for more information
Dr. Judith Prager - Verbal First
Aid
Dr. Prager was a past guest on
Between the Lines with her ground breaking
book The Worst Is Over. With her
latest book, Verbal First Aid, she
takes the lessons learned from The Worst Is
Over and applies it specifically to helping
children. In Verbal First Aid
she details how words spoken to a child in times
of a crisis not only helps them heal in the
moment, but when applied correctly also helps
get them through the difficulties they may
encounter later in life. These lessons,
when applied to any adult, will deliver the same
positive results.
LONG BEACH
TELEVISION (LBTV)
CABLE CHANNEL 3 and Verizon FiOS
CHANNEL 21
STREAMING LIVE ON THE WEB AT
www.LBTV3.com
Monday - Sunday (every day at 7:30
AM)
Monday evenings at 5:00 PM
Wednesday evenings at 6:00 PM
Friday evenings at 6:30 PM
SANTA MONICA
CITY TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 16 -
www.smgov.net/citytv
Multiple episodes throughout the
week
Please check
www.smgov.net/citytv
for most current listings
WEST HOLLYWOOD
CITY TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 10
Monday Nights, at 8:30 PM
Wednesday Mornings at 9:30 AM
Please check
www.weho.org
for most current listings
LOS ANGELES COUNTY TELEVISION
Weekdays at 1:30 PM and 5:30 PM and
Saturdays
OCEANSIDE
TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 18 -
www.koct.org
Multiple episodes throughout the
week
Please check
www.koct.org
for most current listings
LAWDALE TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 22 -
www.lawndalecity.org
then click on channel 22
on the right side of the web site for program
information
EL SEGUNDO CITY TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 3
Please check
www.elsegundo.org
for most current listings
CERRITOS
TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 3
Multiple episodes throughout the
week
Please check
www.cerritos.us
for most current listings
CYPRESS
TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 36
Multiple episodes throughout the
week
Please check
www.ci.cypress.ca.us
for most current listings
COSTA MESA TELEVISION
CABLE CHANNEL 24
Multiple episodes throughout the
week
Please check
www.ci.costa-mesa.ca.us
for most current listings
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
TELEVISION
TIME WARNER CABLE CHANNEL 24
COX CABLE CHANNEL 24 IN SOUTHERN SAN
DIEGO
COX CABLE CHANNEL 19 IN NORTHERN SAN
DIEGO
WEEKDAYS AT 5:00 PM
Please check
www.ctn.org for
show listings
TAMPA , FLORIDA
WUSF-TV -
www.wusf.org
Monday Night, March 26, at 9:30 PM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
TUCSON , ARIZONA
KUAT-TV –
www.tv.azpm.org -
www.tv.azpm.org/schedules/series/BLBK
PBS HD, Ready TV, UA Channel
Beginning Saturday Night, March 24,
at 9:00 PM
SCRANTON ,
PENNSYLVANIA
WVIA-TV - www.wvia.org
Returning soon on WVIA's main
channel
SAN FRANCISCO &
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO ,
CA
KQED-TV
- LIFE
Channel
www.kqed.org
Sunday Evening, March 25, at 6:00 PM
Matthew Weiner - Mad Men
AMC's Mad Men begins its
fourth season this year and has already won 3
consecutive Golden Globes and back to back
EMMY's for Outstanding Drama Series. With
17 EMMY nominations this year alone, it looks to
become one of the most honored shows in
television history. Set in the early
1960's Mad Men transcends the era.
Matthew Weiner, its creator, writer and
producer, implores the viewer to delve deeply
into the show's sociological and psychological
underpinnings of a time past, in order to shed
light on our own modern day world and our inner
emotions.
ROHNERT PARK ,
CA
KRCB-TV
- Channel
22
www.krcb.org
Sunday Morning, March 25, at 10:30
AM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
Wednesday Evening, March 28, at 7:30
PM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
SAN MATEO ,
CALIFORNIA
KCSM - TV
www.kcsm.org
Thursday Night, March 29, at 11:00
PM
Linda Evans -
Recipes for Life
Linda Evans is an actress who
personifies beauty and grace. From her
days as Audra Barkley on The Big Valley
to her iconic portrayal as the glamorous Krystle
Carrington on Dynasty, Linda's life
journey has rivaled her characters. With
her book, Recipes for Life, she
not only shares her joy of cooking for those she
loves, but also lets us in on her favorite
recipes and what she treasures most, the wisdom
she gained throughout her journey that are the
true recipes for a well lived life.
SARATOGA ,
CALIFORINA
KSAR-TV, CHANNEL 15
Tuesday and Thursday Mornings at
10:30 AM
Saturday and Sunday Evenings at 7:30
PM
Multiple Episodes Airing Throughout
the week
Please check
www.ksar15.org
for most current listings
LOS GATOS, CALIFORINA
KCAT-TV, CHANNEL 15
Multiple Episodes Airing Throughout
the week
Please check
www.kcat.org
for most current listings
SALT LAKE CITY ,
UTAH & ENTIRE STATE
UEN-TV
www.uen.org/tv
Friday Night, March 23, at 10:00 PM
Dyan Cannon - Dear Cary
Dyan Cannon is an Oscar nominated
actress for her roles in Heaven Can Wait
and the ground breaking film Bob and Carol
and Ted and Alice. But she is not here
to talk about her career. With her book,
Dear Cary, she shares her heart
warming and heart breaking marriage to the
iconic actor and screen legend Cary Grant.
At the core of it all is an insightful story of
survival that will benefit everyone.
RHODE ISLAND
WSBE - TV
www.ripbs.org
Sunday Evening, March 25, at 6:30 PM
Learn Channel 36.2, Comcast 294 &
314, Verizon 478, Cox 808, Full Channel 109
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
PORTLAND ,
OREGON
KOPB-TV - OPB PLUS
www.opb.org
Saturday Morning, March 24, at 5:30
AM
Dr. Judith Prager - Verbal First
Aid
Dr. Prager was a past guest on
Between the Lines with her ground breaking
book The Worst Is Over. With her
latest book, Verbal First Aid, she
takes the lessons learned from The Worst Is
Over and applies it specifically to helping
children. In Verbal First Aid
she details how words spoken to a child in times
of a crisis not only helps them heal in the
moment, but when applied correctly also helps
get them through the difficulties they may
encounter later in life. These lessons,
when applied to any adult, will deliver the same
positive results.
Monday Morning, March 26, at 8:00 AM
Dr. Judith Prager - Verbal First
Aid
Dr. Prager was a past guest on
Between the Lines with her ground breaking
book The Worst Is Over. With her
latest book, Verbal First Aid, she
takes the lessons learned from The Worst Is
Over and applies it specifically to helping
children. In Verbal First Aid
she details how words spoken to a child in times
of a crisis not only helps them heal in the
moment, but when applied correctly also helps
get them through the difficulties they may
encounter later in life. These lessons,
when applied to any adult, will deliver the same
positive results.
PENNSYLVANIA
TEMPLE
UNIVERSITY TELEVISION
TUTV www.templetv.net
Sunday Afternoons at 12:00 PM and
8:00 PM
Monday, Early Mornings at 4:00 AM
DREXEL UNIVERSITY TELEVISION
DUTV www.dutv.drexel.edu
Multiple airings throughout the week
COCOA - ORLANDO
, FLORIDA
WBCC-TV - Channel 68
www.wbcctv.org
Sunday Night, March 25, at 11:30 PM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
OKLAHOMA
KRSU-TV
www.rsupublictv.org
Sunday Night, March 25, at 11:30 PM
& Monday Morning, March 26, at 5:30 AM and
Wednesday Evening, March 28, at 7:30 PM on
Channel 35.2
Bryan Batt - Big, Easy Style
Bryan Batt is best known for his role,
on the multi-EMMY award winning show Madmen,
as art director Sal Romano. He now turns
the skills required to create a character into
creating an enchanting space for your life.
With his book, Big, Easy Style,
Bryan shows you how designing your own space
brings out the passion in your life.
NORTHWEST, INDIANA
WYIN-TV-Channel 56
Monday Evening, March 26, at 9:30 PM
Please visit
www.lakeshoreptv.com
for more information
Linda Evans -
Recipes for Life
Linda Evans is an actress who
personifies beauty and grace. From her
days as Audra Barkley on The Big Valley
to her iconic portrayal as the glamorous Krystle
Carrington on Dynasty, Linda's life
journey has rivaled her characters. With
her book, Recipes for Life, she
not only shares her joy of cooking for those she
loves, but also lets us in on her favorite
recipes and what she treasures most, the wisdom
she gained throughout her journey that are the
true recipes for a well lived life.
NORTH CAROLINA
UNC-MX-TV
www.unctv.org
Will Resume Sunday April 1
MUNCIE , INDIANA
WIPB-TV- Channel 49
Saturday Afternoon, March 24, at
4:30 PM
Please visit
www.bsu.edu/wipb for
more information
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
MICHIGAN
WCMU-TV-Central Michigan-Channel 14
WCMZ-TV-Detroit-Flint
, Michigan -Channel 28
Please visit
www.wcmu.org
for more information
Sunday Night, March 25, at 11:00 PM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
Monday Morning, March 25, at 5:30 AM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
NEW ORLEANS ,
LOUISIANA
WLAE-TV
www.wlae.com
Sunday Evening, March 25, at 10:30
PM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge ,
Ch. 122, Alexandria , Lafayette , Lake Charles ,
Monroe , Ch. 701, Shreveport , Ch. 205
LPB-TV
www.lpb.org
Sunday Morning, March 25, at 7:30 AM
and Friday Morning, March 26, at 6:00 AM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
LAS VEGAS ,
NEVADA
KCLV-CH. 2
Multiple airings per week.
Visit
www.kclv.tv for
show times
March 22 - April 4
Carlton Wilborn
- Front and Center
Carlton Wilborn captivated audiences
while on tour with Madonna and in her Truth
or Dare and Vogue music videos.
With his book Front and Center he takes
us on a journey of a different step, one filled
with internal strife, anger and finally
redemption, leaving in its wake lessons that
will help all wounded souls heal.
KENTUCKY-ENTIRE
STATE
KET-TV
www.ket.org
Tuesday Late Night, March 27, at
2:00 AM
Dyan Cannon - Dear Cary
Dyan Cannon is an Oscar nominated
actress for her roles in Heaven Can Wait
and the ground breaking film Bob and Carol
and Ted and Alice. But she is not here
to talk about her career. With her book,
Dear Cary, she shares her heart
warming and heart breaking marriage to the
iconic actor and screen legend Cary Grant.
At the core of it all is an insightful story of
survival that will benefit everyone.
KANSAS CITY ,
MISSOURI
KCPT2-TV
www.kcpt.org
Wednesday Afternoon, March 28, at
12:30 PM, Wednesday Evening at 6:30 PM and
Thursday, March 29, at 12:30 AM
Dr. Judith Prager - Verbal First
Aid
Dr. Prager was a past guest on
Between the Lines with her ground breaking
book The Worst Is Over. With her
latest book, Verbal First Aid, she
takes the lessons learned from The Worst Is
Over and applies it specifically to helping
children. In Verbal First Aid
she details how words spoken to a child in times
of a crisis not only helps them heal in the
moment, but when applied correctly also helps
get them through the difficulties they may
encounter later in life. These lessons,
when applied to any adult, will deliver the same
positive results.
JACKSONVILLE ,
FLORIDA
WJCT-TV -
www.wjct.org
WJCT-7-4 COMCAST CH. 212
Sunday Night, March 25, at 11:30 PM
Linda Evans -
Recipes for Life
Linda Evans is an actress who
personifies beauty and grace. From her
days as Audra Barkley on The Big Valley
to her iconic portrayal as the glamorous Krystle
Carrington on Dynasty, Linda's life
journey has rivaled her characters. With
her book, Recipes for Life, she
not only shares her joy of cooking for those she
loves, but also lets us in on her favorite
recipes and what she treasures most, the wisdom
she gained throughout her journey that are the
true recipes for a well lived life.
IOWA PUBLIC
TELEVISION
IPTV -
www.iptv.org
IPTV-WORLD
Beginning Sunday Night, March 25, at
5:30 PM with multiple airings throughout the
week
Dean Buonomano - Brain Bugs
Prepare to explore how our brain's bugs
shape our lives. Dr. Buonomano is a
Professor in the Departments of Neurobiology and
Psychology and The Brain Research Institute at
UCLA. With his book, Brain
Bugs, he provides insights into the
brain's inherent imperfections, along with the
tools to counteract them.
DAYTONA BEACH ,
FLORIDA
WDSC-TV -
www.wdsctv.org
Tuesday Morning, March 27, at 9:00
AM
Thursday, Late Night, March 29, at
1:00 AM
Al Checchi -
The Change Maker
Al Checchi was instrumental in
transforming the Marriott Corporation, the Walt
Disney Company and Northwest Airlines. His
belief in improving both the private and public
sector led him to a run for the governorship of
California in 1998. With his book,
The Change Maker, Al demonstrates how
one person can make a difference and challenges
all of us to reclaim and preserve the promise of
America .
COLUMBUS , OHIO
WOSU-TV
www.wosu.org
Saturday Late Night, March 24, at
1:00 AM
Matthew Weiner - Mad Men
AMC's Mad Men begins its
fourth season this year and has already won 3
consecutive Golden Globes and back to back
EMMY's for Outstanding Drama Series. With
17 EMMY nominations this year alone, it looks to
become one of the most honored shows in
television history. Set in the early
1960's Mad Men transcends the era.
Matthew Weiner, its creator, writer and
producer, implores the viewer to delve deeply
into the show's sociological and psychological
underpinnings of a time past, in order to shed
light on our own modern day world and our inner
emotions.
COLORADO PBS
DENVER and
ENTIRE STATE
CPTV - CHANNEL 12 -
www.cpt12.org
CPTV 12.2
Sunday Late Night, March 25, at
12:30 AM
Lauren Kessler - My Teenage
Werewolf
No relationship is as primal as that
between mother and daughter and none as
challenging when it comes to surviving the
teenage years. With her book, My
Teenage Werewolf, Lauren Kessler shares
her and her daughter's struggle through this
challenging time with an insightful, poignant
and candid look at this defining relationship in
a woman's life.
OHIO
CINCINNATI
WCVN-TV
Tuesday Late Night, March 27, at
2:00 AM
Dyan Cannon - Dear Cary
Dyan Cannon is an Oscar nominated
actress for her roles in Heaven Can Wait
and the ground breaking film Bob and Carol
and Ted and Alice. But she is not here
to talk about her career. With her book,
Dear Cary, she shares her heart
warming and heart breaking marriage to the
iconic actor and screen legend Cary Grant.
At the core of it all is an insightful story of
survival that will benefit everyone.
CINCINNATI and
DAYTON
WCET-TV 48.3 (CETArts) -
www.cetconnect.org
Tuesday Night, March 27, at 7:00 PM
and repeats throughout the week
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
CHICAGO ,
ILLINOIS
WYCC-TV - Channel 20 -
www.wycc.org
Wednesday Afternoon, March 28,
at 2:00 PM
Dennis Palumbo - Writing from the
Inside Out
Breaking through creative barriers is
what this episode is all about. Dennis
Palumbo co-wrote the critically acclaimed, Oscar
nominated film, My Favorite Year.
But it is his years as a psychotherapist,
specializing in the creative process, which
brings him to our program.
With his acclaimed book, Writing
from the Inside Out, Dennis reveals that
you already have everything you need within
yourself to create your best work. Keep in
mind that this book is not just for writers, but
for anyone from artists to teachers and from
lawyers to plumbers, who may get caught up
fighting emotional wedges no matter what career
or journey they are on.
ATHENS & CAMBRIDGE , OHIO
WOUB-TV
www.woub.org
Sunday morning, March 25, at 10:00
AM
Dyan Cannon - Dear Cary
Dyan Cannon is an Oscar nominated
actress for her roles in Heaven Can Wait
and the ground breaking film Bob and Carol
and Ted and Alice. But she is not here
to talk about her career. With her book,
Dear Cary, she shares her heart
warming and heart breaking marriage to the
iconic actor and screen legend Cary Grant.
At the core of it all is an insightful story of
survival that will benefit everyone.
Monday morning, March 26, at 10:30
AM
Dyan Cannon - Dear Cary
Dyan Cannon is an Oscar nominated
actress for her roles in Heaven Can Wait
and the ground breaking film Bob and Carol
and Ted and Alice. But she is not here
to talk about her career. With her book,
Dear Cary, she shares her heart
warming and heart breaking marriage to the
iconic actor and screen legend Cary Grant.
At the core of it all is an insightful story of
survival that will benefit everyone.
Tuesday-Friday at 10:30 PM
A Variety of episodes
APPLETON - to -
MINNEAPOLIS , MINNESOTA
KWCM-TV -
www.pioneer.org
Saturday Night, March 24, at 9:30 PM
Ron Marasco - About Grief
Ron Marasco is a professor at Loyola
Marymount University and for the past five years
has taught a course about the literature and
drama of grief. Now, along with his
co-author Brian Shuff, they turn the course work
into a useful tool for all. With their
book, About Grief, they look not
just at the sadness of grief, but at the
insights learned, transformations made and the
intensifications of love.
