Donna Lundy

“The best way of teaching history is through a story and one of the things I've (hopefully) become very good at through out the years is storytelling. We put together 300 stories, some from the radio program and some new and original." - From Dan's CBS 6 Interview”
― Dan Roberts, Master American History in 1 Minute A Day

“Medical research has revealed that in about one-tenth of the population, the liver processes alcohol differently, releasing a chemical messenger that creates the craving for another drink; once that second drink is taken, the desire is doubled. But the real problem of the alcoholic is actually centered in the mind, because we can’t remember why it was such a bad idea to pick up that first drink. Once we start, we can’t stop; and when we stop, we can’t remember why we shouldn’t start again. It is a form of mental illness, like a manic-depressive who, after being stabilized on medication for a while, suddenly decides she is fine and no longer needs her pills.”
― Kaylie Jones, Lies My Mother Never Told Me: A Memoir

“It is never too much and never too late to heal.”
― Dan Roberts

“Writing is perhaps the greatest of human inventions, binding together people, citizens of distant epochs, who never knew one another. Books break the shackles of time — proof that humans can work magic.”
― Carl Sagan