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    Life is Not a Sound Bite: Cultural Crisis in America
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    Life is Not a Sound Bite: Cultural Crisis in America

    Written by Michael Haars

    Narrated by Melissa Madole

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    The rapidity of change, stress and moral deterioration in our culture has a great number of Americans shaking their heads. In Life is Not a Sound Bite: Cultural Crisis in America, author Michael Haars pin points what he believes the tired, silent majority of Americans feel every day. Tackling topics from pop culture to spirituality, work to family, and mental health to the economy, he succinctly and candidly addresses a society quickly unraveling. You wont find fake, quick-fix recipes for change in this honest look at our everyday lives; you will be challenged to examine your own priorities, behavior, and even spiritual beliefs in order to live a more satisfying life. A long overdue call to awareness, Haars reminds us that Life is Not a Sound Bite, and that each of us is responsible for improving our global community.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2008
    ISBN9781606044087
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