Synopsis: Golden Throat journeys through the author's family heritage, then through his childhood, on to the tumultuous 'Sixties', and forward into today. His resourcefulness working in the music industry with its celebrity associations, after he first enjoys a broadcast career as a news broadcaster and radio talk show host, is compelling. He then studies to become a healthcare provider who invents a wireless antenna during the 'Technology Bubble.' Obliquely, his life is led by faith into becoming a Post-Vatican II ecumenical Catholic.

Autobiography: The author's childhood was marred with sickness and injury. In his matriculation year of high school, he took an interest in broadcasting, and after the school term ended, he was hired as a news broadcaster, earning the title 'Golden Throat.' Eventually, he worked with

both Capitol and Columbia Records, having associations with numerous celebrities while they toured. He earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree (Cum Laude) at Palmer Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa and practiced for 20 years before inventing a wireless antenna and patenting it. That invention resulted in him taking his company public during the technological bubble.

His oblique direction in life led to financial success, so he formed the Chiropractic for the World Foundation (CFTW), funding African projects. His brother runs the foundation today.

His Catholic faith and marriage to an Anglican, along with being raised in a blended family have led him to a tolerant and ecumenical Christian approach to conciliation with others along life's journey.