Not every author starts with a love of writing. Some start with a question they can’t let go of. For Laura Burke, that question began at just eight years old: She wondered what happens to the cases that are never solved. Learn more at https://authorlauraburke.com/books

That curiosity didn’t fade—it grew into a path that took her to law enforcement (nurse) and private investigation, all in pursuit of answers and closure for hurting families. Today, she brings that same curiosity and determination into her books, creating gripping mystery stories that keep readers turning pages. Laura Burke has authored 18 books. The one we are focusing on today is Surgical Murders. which is book five in a murder-mystery series.

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No parent should have to face the heartbreak of a terminally ill child alone. Today we sit down with Christen Gray, the founder of Finns Fighters, to discuss her mission of supporting Tampa Bay families navigating the devastating reality of pediatric cancer. Through her own experience losing her son Finn, Christen has built a community dedicated to providing hope and tangible help during a medical crisis. Learn more here Christen Gray on PSI TV | Executive DirectorIn this moving interview, Kristen shares the story of Finn, a bright and energetic soul whose journey with Ewing Sarcoma inspired a movement of compassion. From the initial signs of back pain to the complexities of emergency neurosurgery, Christen highlights the immense pressure placed on families during a childhood cancer diagnosis. We explore the hidden challenges of pediatric oncology, including the financial strain that often pushes families toward poverty and the critical lack of federal research funding.Finns Fighters bridges the gap for local families by providing direct financial assistance for essential needs like rent, mortgages, and car payments. Beyond the bills, the organization focuses on creating meaningful memories through respite trips and special celebrations. Kristen also opens up about the importance of mental health support for grieving parents and siblings, ensuring that no one has to walk this difficult path in isolation. This conversation is a powerful reminder of how one child's legacy can change the lives of many.Chapters0:00 Honoring Finn on His 13th Birthday2:15 Recognizing the First Signs of Illness4:45 The Journey Through Diagnosis and Surgery7:10 The Birth of Finns Fighters9:30 Financial Realities for Oncology Families12:05 Advocacy and the Pediatric Research Funding Gap14:40 How Finns Fighters Safely Assists Families17:15 Creating Memories Through Respite and Support19:10 How You Can Get Involved and HelpSupport local families by visiting finsfighters.org to donate or learn more about their upcoming events. Your engagement through likes, comments, and shares helps increase visibility so more families in Tampa Bay can find the help they deserve. Subscribe to the channel for more inspiring stories of community impact.

What happens when an author stops treating their book like just a story and starts treating it like a movement? In this episode, we sit down with returning guest Paul Rushworth Brown to explore how he leveraged a single media appearance into a massive global publicity campaign. It is a masterclass in how to show up with intention and turn every opportunity into a long-term asset. Learn more here https://psitvnetwork.com/guests/paul-rushworth-brown