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07/18/2026

The Cat That Became a Character

Some writers invent everything.

Grace Jenkins borrowed from real life.

As a little girl, she spent countless hours around cats.

Not just pets…

Wild kittens.

She would catch them…

Earn their trust…

Tame them…

And either find them loving homes or keep them herself.

Those experiences stayed with her.

So when it came time to write Noah's companion, Wispy…

She didn't base the cat on just one animal.

She combined the personalities, quirks, and behaviors of every cat she'd ever known.

That's what makes Wispy feel real.

Because the best fictional characters often have roots in reality.

Sometimes inspiration isn't found in imagination alone…

It's found in the memories you've been collecting your entire life.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation and discover how real-life experiences shaped one of the story's most memorable companions.

Some of the best fictional characters come from real life.

Grace Jenkins created Wispy by blending the personalities of the many cats she cared for growing up, giving the character authentic behaviors and charm.

Real experiences create believable stories.



Authenticity often comes from experience.

By drawing on real memories instead of stereotypes, writers create characters that readers instantly recognize and connect with.

Reality is often the best inspiration.



Grace Jenkins shares how her childhood experiences rescuing and taming wild kittens inspired Wispy, the cat in her novel.

Rather than modeling Wispy after a single pet, she combined traits from many cats she had known, creating a realistic and memorable companion for Noah.

Sherrie Price Clark Grace Lynx Jenkins

07/18/2026

**Why Pets Help When You’re Living Alone**

Living alone can be hard.

Not because you’re always lonely…

But because there’s no one there to pull you out of your own head.

That’s where a pet can make all the difference.

In Grace Jenkins' story, Noah doesn’t just gain a cat.

He gains a companion.

Someone who depends on him.

Someone who gives him a reason to get up, to care, and to keep moving forward.

Sometimes healing doesn’t begin with a conversation.

Sometimes it begins with feeding a cat.

Taking care of another living creature shifts your focus.

It reminds you that you're needed.

That you're not alone.

For many people, a pet isn't just an animal.

They're comfort.

They're routine.

They're unconditional companionship.

And for Noah…

That relationship becomes an important part of his journey through life's hardest moments.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation and discover why even the smallest companion can make the biggest difference.

Pets offer more than companionship—they offer connection.

For people living alone, caring for an animal can provide comfort, purpose, and emotional support during difficult seasons.

Sometimes healing starts with having someone waiting for you at home.



The smallest relationships can have the greatest impact.

A pet creates routine, responsibility, and companionship—all things that can help people navigate life's challenges.

Sometimes support doesn't come through words.

It simply shows up every day.



Grace Jenkins shares how Noah's relationship with his cat becomes an important part of his emotional journey.

Inspired in part by her own experiences with her cat, Freya, she highlights the comfort, purpose, and companionship that animals can provide—especially for those living alone.

Sherrie Price Clark Grace Lynx Jenkins

07/18/2026

170 Targets Hit: A Major Escalation

J. Len Sciuto on The Neil Haley Show

Analyzing a Rapidly Escalating Global Conflict

[00:00:00] In this episode, J. Len Sciuto shares his perspective on rising tensions in the Middle East and the strategic decisions that follow major military actions.

Referencing the events being discussed in the interview, Sciuto talks about reported attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, the end of a ceasefire, and what he describes as a large-scale U.S. military response targeting sites inside Iran.

He also discusses reported missile attacks on U.S. military bases in the region and explains why, in his view, the decision to deploy ground forces rests solely with the Commander in Chief.

The conversation concludes with his thoughts on reports involving threats against the President of the United States and what those developments could mean for regional stability.

A thoughtful discussion on geopolitics, military strategy, and world affairs from the perspective of a veteran and military thriller author.

📖 Read J. Len Sciuto's latest military thriller: Hades' Crypt — available now.

🔗 Learn more about J. Len Sciuto, his books, and his mission:
🌐 https://www.jlensciuto.com

🎙️ The Neil Haley Show

Sherrie Price Clark J Len Sciuto Author

07/18/2026

🔒🤖 Think Before You Paste Into AI

AI can be an incredible productivity tool—but it shouldn't become your filing cabinet for sensitive information.

Before you copy and paste into a chatbot, ask yourself:

❓ Would I be comfortable if this information became public?

If the answer is no, don't upload it.

Whether it's client data, trade secrets, financial information, or confidential business strategies, protecting sensitive information should always come first.

AI works best when paired with good security habits.

The smartest users aren't just learning prompts—they're learning what not to share.
Sherrie Price Clark

🎧 Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ZLfgPD2odrPhf6Ia95ztE

07/17/2026

🤖📉 Is the AI Bubble About to Pop?

It's the question everyone is asking.

Are we reaching the point where spending more on AI delivers less value?

Every week there's a new tool.
Another subscription.
Another "must-have" platform.

At some point, every business has to ask:

👉 Is this actually improving my results?

The answer isn't to stop using AI.

It's to use it wisely.

The people who succeed won't necessarily be the ones buying every new tool.

They'll be the ones who learn how to integrate AI into real workflows that save time and create value.

The technology will continue to evolve.

The winners will be the people who learn to adapt with it.
Sherrie Price Clark

🎧 Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/1ZLfgPD2odrPhf6Ia95ztE

07/17/2026

Russia Has 42 Icebreakers—The U.S. Has Two

J. Len Sciuto on The Neil Haley Show

The Arctic Arms Race Is Already Underway

[00:00:00] “Building military infrastructure in places like the Arctic Circle, Canada, and Greenland costs billions of dollars. But the investment is happening because the region is becoming increasingly strategic.”

J. Len Sciuto highlights the growing imbalance:
“As of today, Russia has 42 operational icebreakers moving cargo, supplies, and personnel throughout the Arctic. The United States has just two, both operated by the U.S. Coast Guard.”

He points to the broader military picture:
“The U.S. currently has 10 military bases in the Arctic, with efforts underway to expand that presence. Meanwhile, Russia has built a much larger network of bases throughout the region.”

Why does it matter?
“The Arctic Circle is shared by seven nations, making it a critical region for international security, natural resources, and NATO strategy.”

A fascinating look at the growing importance of the Arctic—and the geopolitical realities that inspire Sciuto's military thrillers.

📖 Read the latest thriller by J. Len Sciuto: Hades' Crypt — available now!

🔗 Discover more about J. Len Sciuto and his books:
🌐 https://www.jlensciuto.com

🎙️ The Neil Haley Show

J Len Sciuto Author Sherrie Price Clark

07/16/2026

We live in a godless society where morality is often seen as subjective, but that's not true. The belief that the majority should decide morality is flawed because humans are naturally flawed. Obsessing over group conformity stifles progress and individual thought. Sherrie Price Clark Grace Lynx Jenkins

07/16/2026

Earning submarine dolphins meant a year of dedicated training to operate any equipment on board. Today, it takes enlisted sailors 2 years, and officers over 3, to gain this vital knowledge. Sherrie Price Clark J Len Sciuto Author

07/15/2026

Navigating college meant encountering students with opposing political views who were loud about their beliefs. I also faced guilt-tripping from women encouraging unsafe mission trips, questioning if choosing not to go was selfish. It was a challenging environment. Sherrie Price Clark Grace Lynx Jenkins

07/15/2026

Women are the glue that holds families together, sharing their learnings and love. Even through loss, one widow finds purpose in gathering other women, fostering fellowship through shared experiences like movies and suppers. It's a reminder of the vital roles women play as wives, mothers, examples, and lights to the world. Sherrie Price Clark Mary Shearer Eckert

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