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Year 1 Newsletter 30

Charles Wagner Interviews 
Cheryl Chumley, Washington Times

Cheryl Chumley is online opinion editor, commentary writer and host of the “Bold and Blunt” podcast for The Washington Times, and a frequent media guest and public speaker. She is the author of several books, the latest titled, “Lockdown: The Socialist Plan To Take Away Your Freedom,” and “Socialists Don’t Sleep: Christians Must Rise or America Will Fall.” I had the pleasure to interview Cheryl last week. She offered to give Gramazin more leads with influencers to appear on the Gramazin Testimony Report.

Radio Glitch Last Week

Troy Miller, the President of the National Religious Broadcasters, was scheduled to appear all five days last week on the Gramazin Testimony Report on WEZE 590 AM. However, due to a software glitch at the station, a re-run of Isik Abla's interview from the week before aired last Monday.  As a result of the glitch, listeners heard only episodes 2, 3, and 4 of his interview. I will air all five of Troy Miller's episodes the week of October 7-11.

Major Endorsement for Gramazin

A new commercial is running on WEZE 590 AM radio for Gramazin Testimony Report. The 30-second spot was recorded by Troy Miller, the President and CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters Association headquartered in Washington DC.

Charles Wagner to Appear on Two Podcasts

A Kansas-based ministry, as well as a ministry in Colorado, have asked me to appear as a guest on their podcasts. I have been asked to share my story and how Gramazin came to be in an hour long interview. I will share more details in a future newsletter.

Answer to Last Newsletter's Fun Facts Quiz

Last week I revealed to you that two of the following statements about my life were false. I asked you to guess which ones they were. Well, no one guessed the false statements which are showed in red. All other statements are TRUE.

1. I fell off a roof and a dry vac landed on my back.
2. My Dad once grabbed me just in time before I fell out the open door of his moving car.
3. I nearly lost my life when I fell 15' off the ropes course in college, with my face planting in the dirt about two inches from a big rock.
4. The main reason I chose to go to Gordon College was because they had an ice skating rink. 
5. A dentist once drilled my two broken front teeth without Novocain, arguably the most excruciating experience of my life.
6. My first wife and I honeymooned in Williamsburg, VA but had to cut our trip short because of a hurricane. (We honeymooned in Vermont but did leave early because of a hurricane coming).
7. I expect to release three songs this year that I've co-written with a friend of mine.
8. I have scars on my finger, hand, and wrist today when I chopped off the tip of my finger in college. 
9. My first wife and I got lost from each other for three hours in the city of Luzerne, Switzerland.  
10. I had to be rushed to the hospital immediately upon our return to our home from our honeymoon in 1985 because of a kidney stone.
11. I served as a deacon at the Blue Church in Springfield, PA. (I was not a deacon at the Blue Church.)
12. At one time I stood in the gas chamber at Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany.
13. I coached a youth soccer team in West Chester, PA.
14. I once felt three strong taps on my shoulder and turned around to see who was teasing me and no one was anywhere around me.