Amazing Hope Radio Interview

Tomorrow, I have the privilege of spending an hour on the air with Shellie Nichol and Amazing Hope Radio. I am very thankful to be blessed with the opportunity to share my story of hope, while providing awareness for depression and suicide. My desire is for The Ziggy Project and my book, Life With Ziggy: A Boy, A Dog, & A Life Saved, to provide hope for those suffering, and understanding to those who need it.

If you are interested in supporting my story as well as Amazing Hope Radio, please tune in tomorrow at 10:30 PST, or download the podcast from iTunes when it becomes available. I'd appreciate the support.

You can view links to listen at: http://www.hopesnotacrime.org/#!page3/cee5

Possible listen links include; www.kfax.com (http://saleminteractivemedia.com/ListenLive/Player/KFAXAM), www.iheartradio.com (http://www.iheart.com/live/AM-1100-KFAX-6023/?autoplay=true), www.tunein.com (http://tunein.com/radio/KFAX-1100-s32584/), or at www.christianradio.com (http://www.christianradio.com/teaching-talk/kfax.html).

The links in the parenthesis will take you directly to the streaming page.

The podcast will be available for download on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/amazing-hope-radio/id869723693?mt=2&ign-mpt=uo%3D4 or on Soundcloud at https://soundcloud.com/shellienichol.

Thank you for your support in my journey.

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