” When I got enough confidence, the stage was gone….. When I was sure of Losing, I won……. When I needed People the most, they Left me……. When I learnt to dry my Tears, I found a shoulder to Cry on…… When I mastered the Skill of Hating, Someone started Loving me from the core of the Heart…… And, while waiting for Light for Hours when I fell asleep, the Sun came out….. That’s LIFE!! No matter what you Plan, you never know what Life has Planned for you…… Success introduces you to the World……. But Failure introduces the World to you……. ……Always be Happy!! Often when we lose Hope and think this is the end… God smiles from above and says, “Relax Sweetheart; It’s just a Bend, not the End..!”

WORTH READING IT AGAIN AND AGAIN

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Hara and Susan are Good Samaritans who created these Jingles many years ago for Good News, big thanks with love.

Here is the latest song written and performed by Hara and Susan.

Here are the Good News Jingles that were created by Hara and Susan.

Good News Rock Jingle

Good News Country Jingle

Good News Blues Jingle

GoodNews theme song:

Vocals by Susan Edwards Martin

Lyrics by Susan Edwards Martin & Hara Taicher

Music by Susan Edwards Martin

Some Background on these wonderful caring women:

Hara Taicher

Hara is an author, speaker & music enthusiast.
I’ve always tried to integrate creativity into my holistic health and personal development coaching, mostly through music
My writing partner Susan Edward Martin have written many songs including jingles
(Good news planet)
Our song The Ho’oponopono, is quite appropriate for what’s going on in our country and the world, and is available on YouTube @ Hara Taicher.
Motivational Speaker Hara Taicher
Holistic Lifestyle Coach, Author
www.amazon.com
https://www.amazon.com/Changing-Thinking-Changes-Personal-Extraordinary/dp/0615341837/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Hara+Taicher&qid=1588263138&sr=8-1

1-Changing Your Thinking Changes Your Life
your personal GPS guide to extraordinary living.
2- The Change, Book #4 Personal Development Series

Susan Edwards Martin

Susan Edwards Martin, is the original “Lady Blues” in the Tony Award winning Broadway play, Torch Song Trilogy. She most recently performed her critically acclaimed cabaret show at Feinstein’s/54Below in Manhattan and Feinstein’s@Vitello’s in Los Angeles. Susan received two Eddon Awards, one for Best Cabaret/Concert in an Intimate Space for An Unpredictable Musical Evening and the other most recently for Most Memorable Holiday Concert for The Susan Edwards Martin Holiday Extravaganza! Ms. Edwards Martin is currently in production of her original musical, Unlimited! You’ll Have the Time of Her Life!

Susan and Hara Taicher have been writing jingles and songs from the heart their whole lives. Together, their desire is to make a difference in the world in a positive way, one note at a time, through their music.

When I was in New York on broadway, playing Lady Blues in Harvey Fierstein’s Tony Award Winning play Torch Song Trilogy, I wrote this song with Hara Taicher and then recorded it, to be Broadway’s answer to ending world hunger. Currently residing in Los Angeles, I am proud to be a part of the Temple Beth Hillel Community in Valley Village, California, that helps to supply the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry, a coalition of synagogues and churches, providing about 5,000 meals per month to the needy. “October 16, was World Food Day and it is a special day observed by all United Nations member nations. The day is intended to bring public attention to the issue of world hunger and food security. The world produces more than enough food to meet these needs, but poverty, lack of infrastructure, and corruption prevent that food from being distributed to those in need. If you can’t feed 100 people, just feed one! Join Pope Francis’ Week of Action to end world hunger. Almost all of those suffering from malnutrition and hunger are in developing countries. A majority of those victims tend to be children. Somewhere between 10,000 to 20,000 children die each day from hunger.” By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM) We can make a difference. If not now, then when? If not me, then who? Vocals by Susan Edwards Martin Words by Hara Taicher & Susan Edwards Martin Music by Susan Edwards Martin

www.UnlimitedSusanEdwardsMartin.com

https://youtu.be/Cz2enf7CHck (music video)

https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/SusanEdwardsMartin

https://www.broadwayworld.com/cabaret/article/Susan-Edwards-MartinThe-Original-Lady-Blues-Of-Torch-Song-Trilogy-Is-Back-In-Town-At-Feinsteins54Below-20190227
We’ve Got to End World Hunger Video link
https://youtu.be/BQ59vB9R5sQ

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Directors Guild Movie Premiere Creation on how the “Make A Wish” Foundation was created.

For Immediate Release: Contact Lucia Kaiser, 201 927 3864 or Paul Sladkus 917 687 1790 Milestone Broadcast Corporation

Please join us at the NY Premiere of this heart touching film Written and Directed by Theo Davies. “Wish Man” has received critical acclaim and will be released in September worldwide. The film is the story of how the “Make A Wish” Foundation was created.

Others attending will be some of the team from “ Framed” Actor Armand Assante, Producers Lucia Kaiser & Bonnie Timmermann, David Unger and Harris Tulchin. “Framed” is inspired by Tod Volpe’s compelling memoir.

https://gritdaily.com/wish-man-movie/

or the first time in history, the Make-A-Wish Foundation has been brought to screen in the new film, ‘Wish Man,’ starring Andrew Steel, Kirby Bliss Blanton, Frank Whaley, Danny Trejo, and Bruce Davison. The film tells the story of how the Foundation’s creator, Frank Shankwitz, was able to part from childhood trauma and transform into helping millions of children across the world.

Meet Frank Shankwitz, a motorcycle cop struggling with his past and emotional childhood trauma after being ripped apart from his father by an emotionally abusive mother.

“Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always been on my own. Never had any reason to care for anyone else. Until now[…] I’ve been a fighter all my life, and I’m tired of not knowing what to fight for. Being special is never something I was used to. But Michael thought I was a hero. And if I can do it, anybody can do it.”

–Andrew Steel, “Frank Shankwitz,” ‘Wish Man’

In what seems to be a nasty separation or divorce, Frank’s mother has done everything to keep Frank and his father apart, until he appears on their property wanting to see Frank. Before parting ways, he gives Frank a cowboy hat as a reminder that he will always be with him.

Wanting to spend time with his father, Frank’s mom decides to forcibly take Frank away, throwing him in the car, leaving nothing behind but the cowboy hat on the dusty ground. Unbeknownst to Frank, his father is on a life-long mission to track down his son and bring him back “home.”

Flash forward to Frank grown up as a motorcycle cop, we see him as a closed-off figure. Until Michael. The police department brings young Michael to visit the precinct and meet everyone.

However, he is forced to face his past and change his future when he’s almost killed in a freak car accident on a desolate highway.

This life-altering incident sparks a chain reaction that places Shankwitz on a difficult and painful path towards redemption, leading him to an unexpected relationship Michael, terminally ill with leukemia, with a life expectancy of one week. The result? An unexpected relationship between Shankwitz and the boy, but most importantly, Shankwitz discovering a light that has been buried deep within since he was a child.

“One simple act of kindness can cause a ripple effect” –Andrew Steel, “Frank Shankwitz,” ‘Wish Man’

This ripple effect later comes to be known as the Make-A-Wish foundation.

From writer and director, Theo Davies, the biographical drama, Wish Man, explores the light and dark side of Shankwitz’s life and why each hardship led to the creation of the iconic organization.

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