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🎙 Bold Book with Dr. Denise Nicholson – Special Guest: Roger Chiocchi

🎙 Bold Book with Dr. Denise Nicholson – Special Guest: Roger Chiocchi

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In this powerful episode of the Bold Book Podcast, Dr. Denise Nicholson sits down with acclaimed author Roger Chiocchi to explore his compelling new book, The Brushy Ridge Militia.

Roger, a former Madison Avenue executive and Wharton MBA graduate, shares his fascinating journey from advertising to writing thought-provoking fiction. From his early success with the ghost story Mean Spirits to tackling pressing social issues, Roger’s work reflects a passion for storytelling and societal change.

In this conversation, Roger dives deep into:
✅ The inspiration behind The Brushy Ridge Militia and its bold look at school shootings, gun violence, and civil disobedience.
✅ How real-life tragedies like Sandy Hook shaped his perspective on activism and gun legislation.
✅ The historical context of the Second Amendment and why America needs reasonable gun laws.
✅ The emotional and psychological toll of gun violence on families and communities—and the urgent call for action.

Roger also shares personal insights into authenticity in storytelling, his fascination with quantum mechanics and astrophysics, and his advice for aspiring authors who want to write with purpose.

This is a must-listen episode for anyone passionate about literature, social justice, and making a difference in their community.

📚 Order “The Brushy Ridge Militia” today and join the conversation about creating safer schools and stronger communities.

Thank you for joining us today. To Connect with Dr. Denise Nicholson go to www.denisenicholson.com or email her at authordnicholson@gmail.com



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