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A 21st Century Erma Bombeck with a Pleasantly Skewed Twist! Julie Barnhill is the “Refreshingly Relevant” voice of authentic living for women across the globe. Armed with a razor-sharp acerbic wit, Julie dedicates herself to proclaiming the sublime, sentimental, and sometimes subversive, truths of life, home, and family. Coupled with a disarmingly charming self-deprecating sense of humor, she unapologetically sets herself apart as Author, Spokesperson, International/National Speaker, Popular Media Guest and Mothering Expert. Her uncanny ability to both inspire and challenge audiences to action and change can be attributed to her consistently authentic presentation on stage, radio, television, and in her writing regarding who she is, where she’s been, and what she’s learned along the way to entertain, inspire, equip, and help others. Julie tackles subjects from the sublime (learning to embrace ones cellulite) to the very serious and provocative (motherhood, anger, and abuse) and successfully melds wit and humor with bold expert directives. Radio Producers can't get enough of Julie's keen talent & innate ability to present socially relevant content all the while acting as a catalyst for Talk Radio listener responses. Time and time again, she's proven she can be counted on to extract pertinent newsworthy material no matter the time frame she's allowed. Television Producers know Julie delivers demonstrable expertise with lively and energetic sizzle!
November 2007, iQuestions: safe and trusted video answers, videotaping for 2008 online release Spring 2007, U. S. Army Garrison, Wiesbaden, Germany, She's Gonna Blow: Real Help for Moms Dealing with Anger, Military moms and dads September 2007, release of One Tough Mother, Revel Books a division of Baker Publishing Group) November 2006, Focus on the Family Daily Broadcast, "Overcoming Guilt in Mothering," three-day broadcast. March 2006, STAR 99.1 FM, Public Affairs in New York, radio host Michael Leach. March 2006, KBJS 99.1 FM, “Take Five” March 2006, WMBN Radio, “Midday Connection” March 2006, KGMI 790 AM, “The Connection with Debbie Chavez” April 2006, WMBI 90.1 FM, “AM Morning Show” April 2006, Motherhood the Guilt that Keeps on Giving, (Harvest House Publishers) March 2005, Updated edition, She’s Gonna Blow, (Harvest House Publishers) April 2005, Exquisite Hope, (Tyndale House Publishers) November 2005, Parenting Magazine, “Do You Yell at Your Kids too Much?” Contributing editor, Jeannie Ralston, references thoughts and advice gleaned from her interview with Julie. Fall 2004, Publishers Weekly offers another fabulous review, (Radical Forgiveness): “Barnhill's popularity will be on the rise because of this book, which deals with forgiveness with self-deprecating remarks and cut-to-the-chase admonitions. Barnhill tackles this oft-worn subject with constant, sometimes biting humor, yet she succeeds in bringing circumspect and serious closure to each topic.” September 2004, Radical Forgiveness, (Tyndale House Publishers) March 2003, Focus on the Family Daily Show, "Help for Angry Moms": Listeners responded to the humor and vulnerability of Julie’s story during this two-day broadcast. Voted one of three “Best of the Best” programming selections by listeners for the year. Fall 2003, U. S. Army: Family Advocacy Child Abuse Treatment Course , San Antonio, TX, She's Gonna Blow!: Real Help for Moms Dealing with Anger November 10, 2003, Publishers Weekly review raves, (Scandalous Grace): "Witty, acerbic and genuinely entertaining, Barnhill's newest comedic/inspirational work will please her many fans…women readers will laugh and cry happy tears throughout, as they find themselves nodding in agreement with many of Barnhill's quirky issues regarding self-acceptance and self-doubt. She wonders: what if women woke up one day and never thought once about weight issues, ate whenever hungry and felt no guilt for said eating? July/August 2003, MOMSense Magazine, “Confessions of ‘Mt. Momma” by Julie Barnhill. July 16, 2003, The Ledger: New York Times Regional Newspaper in Central Florida, “Shhhhh! Mommy’s MAD: Fighting Anger Can be an Unexpected Part of Parenting. Reporter, Rebecca Mahoney, cites interview quotes and portions of Julie’s book, She’s Gonna Blow! as she uncovers the “other” face of motherhood. April 2003, ABC Family TV, “Living the Life” April 2003, RED Magazine (London), "Money and Relationships": Freelance writer, Helen Gents, discusses money and couples and draws from Julie’s book, Til Debt Do Us Part, and a lengthy intercontinental phone interview. January 2003, Scandalous Grace, (Tyndale House Publishers) October 2002, Oprah, 40+ million viewers saw Julie as a featured guest. The program, Moms Who Lose Control, garnered such a response as to warrant its re-airing on December 20th of the same year as well as spring 2003. December 2002, CNBC PowerLunch with Bill Griffith: Julie discussed her book, Til Debt Do Us Part and offered humor, hope, and advice to call-in viewers for those struggling with financial stress in their marriage and relationships. May 2002, WMUZ 103.5 FM, “The Bob Dutko Show” September 2002, FOX-News Dallas/Fort Worth April 2002, 100 Huntley Street, Toronto, Canada March 2002, Til Debt Do Us Part, (Harvest House Publishers) October 8, 2001, NBC's The Other Half, "Avoiding Mommy Burn Out": Julie was the television guest of TV legend Dick Clark and co-host Danny Bonaduce. Her humorous, yet dead-on, message regarding anger and motherhood was a hit with both the audience and hosts. July 15, 2001, CNN World News Sunday, "Have You Ever Been Angry at Your Children?" CNN anchor, Kyra Phillips, discussed the reality of motherhood and anger with expert Julie Barnhill. Millions of viewers (including those in the Space Shuttle) heard strategic steps for getting said anger under control and learned how to choose more laughter, peace, and joy in their parenting experience. |
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