Hi. I am Richard Palmquist, founder of Family Stations, Inc.
ABOUT MEYou have found a site with several purposes. First, you will get access here to eBook copies of my writing. Next, from time to time you will find posting, even BLOGS, that you can share with friends. Finally, little by little, there will be a vast collection of writings from the past with connection to current issues.
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IdeasI intend for this site to contain information about current day confusion and how we can make sense of the confusion all around us.
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BOOKSYou can buy eVersions of my books from here. Share your thoughts with me. Let's get acquainted, agree or argue and have fun sharing thoughts.
Read MoreHi. Are you confused?
If you say you are not? Well, think again.
I am Richard Palmquist, founder of Family Stations, Inc. Did we know each other when I owned the Enterprise News Newspaper in California’s Central Valley? Or did you listen to 50kw KDNO, Delano, California? Perhaps you found phone numbers in our Handi-Directories created for Tulare County and Kern County. Whatever the past:
Reading my books can help you clear up confusion finding a companion, confusion about your character, confusion about creation and confusion about the our cosmos.
We have clear thinking ahead, sharing with each other.
Writing in the style of Samuel Clemmons, the author uses a scatter-thought approach to share…
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The author suggests that physicists who violate the scientific method deserve to be teased with…
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We sit perplexed, wondering "Who am I?" This book helps us find the answer. This…
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Bridging the academic and practical, Palmquist helps the open minded reader to view a "Grand…
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You will find here new ideas about intimacy between lovers: a vital topic, long-debated. The…
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Welcome to my web page. It has several purposes. You can buy my eBooks. You can check out documents from the days when I operated KDNO, Delano. You can check out current thoughts and share them with your friends.
