Consciousness Magazine

  Interviewed & Written by Aaron Robinson - Editor   Imagine crafting a world of characters through your writing where the central character flourishes as a hero. Meet C.W. Phillips, the author of Stormbringer: A Relic of Lost Atlantis, a novel where he takes the readers through an amazing plot twisting adventure. This page turner is a must read for fantasy novel readers. I (Consciousness Magazine) had the opportunity to interview C.W. Phillips. Here is what he has to share to readers about his new and exciting novel and much more. AARON R OBINSON: Briefly, tell us a little about C.W. Phillips’ Stormbringer: A Relic of Lost Atlantis. C.W. PHILLIPS: The story centers on a Black farming family, unaware they are descended from the ancient Kingdom of Kush in Africa. The Kushites ruled Egypt. They were the 25th dynasty and their reign lasted for approximately a hundred years.  The family possesses a mysterious crystal talisman from Atlantis that has been passed do...

   Interviewed and written by Aaron Robinson - Editor Rob Redding, host of Redding News Review Unrestricted and Editor & Publisher of ReddingNewsReview.com, returns with his eighteenth book, Black Power in the Age of Artificial Supremacy, which reached No. 1 on Amazon’s Machine Theory Bestseller list. The book is co-written with his spouse, Kwet Yung Redding-Shim, a scholar at the University of New Brunswick in Canada. The two married last July and now offer a powerful, collaborative statement with this new release. I had the opportunity to speak with both of them about their Amazon bestseller. AARON ROBINSON: Black Power in the Age of Artificial Supremacy hit number one on Amazon’s Machine Theory Bestseller list. What kind of gratification does that bring? ROB REDDING: This book is important for several reasons. The timing of its release matters. The fact that I wrote it with my spouse matters. I have never written a book with anyone else. It is also my ninth cons...

Interviewed and written by Aaron Robinson – Editor   For more than four decades, Allison Jordan has quietly shaped culture at the intersection of entertainment, media, and community leadership. A visionary producer, executive, and storyteller, her career spans from the cultural heartbeat of Chicago to the creative epicenter of Hollywood. Along the way, she has helped launch iconic talent, develop groundbreaking television, and pioneer innovation across media, sports, and technology. From her early work as a journalist contributing to Chicago’s legendary festivals, to helping introduce Tyler Perry’s Madea to live audiences at the historic Regal Theatre, Jordan’s influence has been both behind the scenes and ahead of its time. In Hollywood, she collaborated with industry powerhouses at NBC, Johnny Carson Productions, and the William Morris Agency, helping shape comedy, television, and emerging talent.   Today, Jordan continues to evolve as a voice for truth, healing, and...