Sara Troy on Saras View Of Life aired October 27th- November 2rd
Justin Trudeau has just become our Prime Minister at the age of 42, why did the people vote for him and what does it mean to our future. Also why do I advocate for Bernie Sanders to be the next US president.
Justin is Generation X and they have a totally different view on what is needed and what needs to happen, I like his approach. Bernie Sanders it s no nonsense man who calls it as it is and will get things out of dogma and into action which is very much needed.
It will be interesting over the next few years to see the changes happen that need to happen if we are to ever get out of this mess and have a fruitful future.
I hope the crap will be cut and we will get on making things happen and not letting ignorance and race and youth or partisanship get in the way.
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Canada voted for interaction and participation last night and this election gave me hope, because he, Justin Trudeau? spoke 2 words that mean a lot to me, positivity and collaboration with us all making it happen. We need a forward thinker, its time and I think we should get behind him to make it happen. If he fails it is because we decided the old ways worked and we did not step up the the plate to make the changes necessary to help our nation and build a better world.
Let’s get behind him and stop our bitching and be accountable for our own actions and choices and with positive interaction and participation become a part of the solution for our country and for ourselves; for it all starts with us in our own lives in our own actions, don’t waste time moaning do something positive to change and embrace what is positively waiting to happen and enjoy a brighter world because you did.
Choosing to see what is possible, what can be, what you can do to contribute is what is needed now. Time for mudslinging is over, time for change is here, so roll up your sleeves step up and make those changes in your own life so you too can be a part of a positive future of your own making and let this country be GREAT once more.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Ann Betz aired November 10th
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Their Story Matters with Sara troy and her guest Jason Bergen aired October 20th-on
Migration the world is made of immigrants from all over the world. Some are running from tyranny a home torn from war and regimes, some come looking for a better life for their family, we need migrants for we need people to fill the jobs left by an ageing working population there are not enough people left. Is it not all bed and roses for them, no, some are held for years waiting for a visa to work, some have a hard time trusting and some are still in such shock of what they have had to run from. But they are here and it is time to welcome and integrate and build cohesive communities for that is how this Global World was built.
Jason Bergen is a Canadian (raised in Abbotsford and Saskatoon) who has lived and worked in Malawi, Nepal and Sri Lanka with Canada World Youth, World University Service of Canada, and the International Committee of the Red Cross. He has lived in the UK since 2000 and has worked in social justice, equalities and communications with charities (such as Oxfam), local authorities & European programmes mostly supporting refugees and migrants. In 2010 he helped establish Migrant Voice and is a volunteer Chair of Trustees. Migrant Voice is a migrant-led charity to support migrants (from all migrant backgrounds – refugees, asylum seekers, economic migrants, etc.) share their experiences and stories in the media and the communities they live in. MV organises training and ‘Meet a Migrant’ sessions with journalists, broker pro-active and reactive media stories and speaking events with migrants, and produce an annual Migrant Voice Newspaper (100,000 distributed free), conference, events and research.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Aura Imbarus, originally aired October 27th
A Story of Tyranny, Freedom, Love and Identity by Aura Imbarus
OUT OF THE TRANSYLVANIA NIGHT explores tyranny and freedom, love, success, and the price paid for misaligned dreams in an epic tale of identity and the human spirit. It is a deftly woven narrative about finding greater meaning and fulfilment in a free world, and an exploration of how social issues affect the human spirit. An incredibly powerful memoir.
I’d grown up in the land of TRANSYLVANIA, homeland to Dracula, Vlad the Impaler, and, worse, the Communist dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu—who turned Romania into a land of gray-clad zombies who never dared to show their individuality, and where neighbours became informants, and the Securitate made people disappear. Daylight empowered the regime to encircle us like starved wolves, and so night had always been the time to steal a bit of freedom. As if bred into our Transylvanian blood, we were like vampires who came to life after sundown. I buried the family heirloom jewels, tucked the flag into my sweater and left my outpost to join the action . . . tonight Ceausescu would die!
Known for using stand-ins to pose for him, Aura doubts if it was even Ceausescu himself who was killed that night. Nevertheless, when her countrymen topple one of the most draconian regimes in the Soviet bloc, Aura Imbarus tells herself that life post-revolution will be different. But little in the country changes. With two pieces of luggage and a powerful dream, Aura and her new husband flee to America. Through sacrifice and hard work, the couple acquires a home, cars, and travel—but trying to be Americans is much more complicated than they expect. More difficulties set in the stock market crash takes their savings, house, and cars; thieves steal three centuries’ worth of heirloom jewels, and Aura’s beloved mother dies.
Aura’s marriage crumbles under the stress. Devastated, she asks herself, ‘How much of one’s life is owed to others?’ Tested even further by the vagaries of fate, Aura discovers a startling truth about striking a balance between one’s dreams and the sacrifices and compromises that allow for Serenity, selfhood, and lasting love. More resolution comes when in 2010, Ceausescu’s body is exhumed to answer questions of a cover-up, and Aura can finally lay to rest the haunting mysteries of her past.
“Aura Imbarus, Ph.D. is an awarded educator, freelance journalist, and author of “Out of the Transylvania Night,” a memoir detailing her life in Romania during the communist regime. Her latest work, “Returning Home: A Journey of Finding Oneself” is due out in early 2016.
She has a BA in Foreign Languages; MA in American and British Literature; Ph.D. in World Humanities. She has been teaching high school and college level classes in So Cal since 1998. Aura was featured on NBC, CNBC, ABC, CNBC, Good Morning San Diego, Forbes Romania, etc.
She is the President and Co-Founder of RAPN- Romanian-American Professional Network. She is on multiple boards including Wesley Foundation UCLA serving underrepresented students; Scott J. Schwartz Foundation helping children with disabilities.”
Author of “Out of the Transylvania’s Night” and “Returning Home: A Journey of Discovering Oneself”
She writes for The Global Woman Magazine in London, Eden Magazine in LA; Beverly Hills Times Magazine, The Immigrant, Hermannstadter Zeitung in Transylvania and she also works as a freelance journalist for Entertainment and Sports Today!
Aura Imbarus, PhD
Justin Trudeau has just become our Prime Minister at the age of 42, why did the people vote for him and what does it mean to our future. Also why do I advocate for Bernie Sanders to be the next US president.
It will be interesting over the next few years to see the changes happen that need to happen if we are to ever get out of this mess and have a fruitful future.
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