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Why the Hollywood Film Industry left California. Sharrie Williams author and commentator discusses this on American Narratives with host Al Amid

There is some good news. Several TV projects have been approved for tax including TV’s Scream Queens, HBO’s Ballers, Lethal Weapon and Lucifer, which filmed its first two seasons in Vancouver but is relocating production to Los Angeles. Netflix as well plans to film in in LA now.

6 minute video from American Narratives Radio Show 

What happens to movies and squeals when stars unexpectedly die during production




Al Amid.....Even though we have never met these celebrities – and never would have met them even if they had continued living, we sometimes take their deaths very hard. Why is that?


Sharrie Williams.....As Fans, we learn to care about our favorite Stars, from their movies and their larger than life persona's in the media.  We identify with them and the characters they play in films. They're larger than life and they are part of our lives.
In this, the fifth edition of American Narratives we start with political science professor and analyst Ralph Hamlett in North Carolina for his scrutiny of the headlines from Washington and President Trump’s narratives.
From London England financial analyst Gavin Graham looks at the terrorism situation in Europe and what it might mean for our investment portfolios.
Former KGB spy Jack Barsky looks behind some of the headlines about Russian meddling.
From Jerusalem, Mr. Avi, a conflict analyst looks at Hamas, a militant Middle East group, its activities and its impact there.
From Hollywood, author and commentator Sharrie Williams looks at the effect of the death of a celebrity icon and the aftermath, including the recent release of the coroner’s report on the death of Carrie Fisher.
American Narratives is produced and anchored by Al Emid journalist, broadcaster and author of several books including What You need to Know About Isis
This program is produced by Al Emid – For editorial and press inquiries write to: financialnews@alemid.com

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Ralph Hamlett
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Gavin Graham
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Jack Barsky
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Mr. Avi
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Sharrie Williams
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Sharrie Williams comments on our fascination with the Kardashians, especially Kim Kardashian and whether she personifies a new Hollywood very different for the old Hollywood.






Kim is the highest paid reality show personality, taking home over over 50 million a year. She’s #47 on Forbes100 highest paid celebrity list. She actually gets paid $500,000 an Instagram post and only promotes products she likes. She can make a brand an overnight success, and turns down tons of offers if it doesn’t have the Kardashian stamp of approval. 

 From Canton North Carolina political analyst and professor Ralph Hamlett continues his analysis of the headlines from Washington including the activities and statements of President Donald Trump and his administration.
From London England financial analyst Gavin Graham looks at the open dispute between President Emmanuel Macron and the armed forces and its implications for NATO and American foreign policy.
From Monaco, Russian analyst and investor James Beadle provides expert analysis on Russian issues and where Russia may be headed.
From Northampton Massachusetts, resident humorologist Izzy Gesell uses humor to separate the ‘fake news’ from the real news and to identify the real politicians from the ones who play them on TV.
From Hollywood, author and commentator Sharrie Williams looks at our fascination with the Kardashians, especially Kim Kardashian and whether she personifies a new Hollywood very different for the old Hollywood.
American Narratives is produced and anchored by Al Emid journalist, broadcaster and author of several books including What You need to Know About Isis
For editorial and press inquiries write to: financialnews@alemid.com
To book an interview, write to Suzen Fromstein: suzen@suzenfromstein.com

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Ralph Hamlett
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Gavin Graham
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James Beadle
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Izzy Gesell
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Sharrie Williams
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Glen Campbell discussion with Author/Commentator Sharrie Williams on American Narratives this week




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The original Beach Boys included the three brothers, Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson, plus their cousin, Mike Love and their friend Al Jardine. However, Glen C became a touring member of the band from late 1964 into early 1965. In 1966 he played guitar on the Album “Pet Sounds” which is still one of the Beach Boys most beloved albums of all time.

Washington, Economic Sanctions, Retirement Crisis, the Middle East, Africa and Why We Miss Glen Campbell

From Canton North Carolina political analyst and professor Ralph Hamlett continues his analysis of the headlines from Washington, including the war of words and threats between Washington and North Korea.
From London England financial analyst Gavin Graham checks in with a report on the impact of the North Korean drama on Europe and on the stock market and also has examines the sanctions against Russia.
From New York, Paul DeSisto, Director and Senior Portfolio Manager at M&R Capital Management Inc. focusses on whether we are in a retirement crisis.
From Lagos Nigeria, journalist Samuel Okocha provides an update on Boko Haram, the Nigeria terrorist group and the Nigerian army’s ultimatum to capture its leader and on the mixed news about the insurgency.
From Dubai, Global Risks analyst Allison Wood looks at American foreign policy in the Middle East.
From Hollywood, author and commentator Sharrie Williams looks into the reasons why we miss Glen Campbell so much.
American Narratives is produced and anchored by Al Emid journalist, broadcaster and author of several books including What You need to Know About Isis
For press inquiries, write to Suzen Fromstein: suzen@suzenfromstein.com
For editorial inquiries write to: financialnews@alemid.com

Today’s Guests


Ralph Hamlett
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Gavin Graham
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Paul DeSisto
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Samuel Okocha
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Allison Wood
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Sharrie Williams
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August 12th, 2017|American Narratives

Is the rise of youtube one more example of the declining power of Hollywood? Ask Author and Commentator, Sharrie Williams

Not necessarily, People still want so see big blockbuster films like Wonder Woman and Alien Covenant, on the big screen, but the younger generation wants quick entertainment from their favorite YouTubbers posted every day. 


Author/Commentator, Sharrie Williams, from Hollywood and Host Al Amid, discuss this interesting topic on American Narritives this week. It will surely leave you with something to think about. 

In this, the fourth edition of American Narratives we start with political science professor and analyst Ralph Hamlett in North Carolina for his analysis of the tumult in Washington.


From Lagos, Nigeria, African journalist Samuel Okocha looks at America’s lack of coherent foreign policy in Africa and the resulting competition from China.
From Jerusalem, Mr. Avi, a conflict analyst, that the world of terrorism goes far beyond ISIS and looks at Hamas, a militant Middle East group.
From Hollywood, author and commentator Sharrie Williams looks at the place of YouTube as entertainment.
Izzy Gesell, the resident humorologist continues his look at the humorous side of some of what goes on in Washington.
This program is produced by Al Emid – For editorial and press inquiries write to: financialnews@alemid.com

Today’s Guests


Ralph Hamlett
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Samuel Okocha
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Mr. Avi
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Sharrie Williams
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Izzy Gesell
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Are we seeing more reboots and sequel this Summer than previously or does it just appear that way, given the amount of marketing?



Are we seeing more reboots and sequel this Summer than previously or does it just appear that way, given the amount of marketing?

The big difference in marketing now is viral buzz. 

Listen to Sharrie and Al discuss this on American Narratives

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In this, the third edition of American Narratives we start with political science professor and analyst Ralph Hamlett for a look this week’s going-on in Washington. Ralph breaks down the confusion and the accusations and counter-accusations.
We also hear from Russia analyst James Beadle for a look at the huge number of accusations of Russian meddling and attempt to understand which are real, which might be real but are unproven and which are merely fake.
Lago-based journalist Samuel Okocha checks in with an analysis of American foreign policy in Africa.
Author and commentator Sharrie Williams looks at the current crop of reboots and sequels including Wonder Woman in movie theaters.
Izzy Gesell, the resident humorologist looks at the humorous side of some of what goes on in Washington.
American Narratives is produced and anchored by Al Emid journalist, broadcaster and author of several books including What You need to Know About Isis
This program is produced by Al Emid – For editorial and press inquiries write to: financialnews@alemid.com

Today’s Guests

Sharrie Williams discusses the ever expanding and always changing media choices and options we have as Americans living in 2017.



Listen to my 6 minute segment on American Narratives

Listen to the entire American Narratives show with Al Amid here


We're all getting tired of paying the high cost of cable. What other choices do we have as consumers. The good news is there are more and more choices today, listen as Al Amid and I bring some light to this new age of media choices.




Are you ready to pull the plug on cable... I am.

In this, the second edition of American Narratives we start with a look at some of the week’s developments in Washington and then talk to former KGB spy Jack Barsky about espionage in the East and West.


We also hear from financial analyst Gavin Graham following the British election, what the results mean for BREXIT for American foreign policy and for your investments.
Paul DeSisto, Director and Senior Portfolio Manager at M&R Capital Management, Inc. in New York tackles the headlines referring to retirement crisis and suggests what you need to look for when you check your pension plan.
Conflict analyst Mr. Avi updates us on the threat of terrorism and its impact.
​Author-commentator Sharrie Williams looks at the exploding number​​ of entertainment choices and where that leaves viewers.
Izzy Gesell, our resident humorologist looks at the humorous side of some of what goes on in Washington. If anyone can see any humor in the antics in Washington, Izzy can.
American Narratives is produced and anchored by Al Emid journalist, broadcaster and author of several books including What You need to Know About Isis
This program is produced by Al Emid – For editorial and press inquiries write to: financialnews@alemid.com

Today’s Guests


Jack Barsky
Jack Barskyon American Narratives
Gavin Graham
Gavin Grahamon American Narratives
Paul DeSisto
Paul DeSistoon American Narratives
Mr. Avi
Mr. Avion American Narratives
Sharrie Williams
Sharrie Williamson American Narratives
Izzy Gesell
Izzy Gesellon American Narratives