official site of talk show host Dominic Carter

No Momma’s Boy – The True Story of Journalist Dominic Carter

How I Let Go of My Past and Embraced the Future. A Story of Survival, Resilience, and Forgiveness

$23.95

From the housing projects in the notorious Bronx, New York, to the studios of 77 WABC Radio, Dominic Carter’s life is truly remarkable. No Momma’s Boy serves as his deeply personal memoir that uncovers the pain of childhood trauma, the power of determination, and the supportive individuals who stepped in when life could have taken a different turn. Dominic had, after all, been told by a guidance counselor in high school that he was destined to follow the same path as many of his peers, which was "either dead or in jail."

Dominic’s story has inspired audiences nationwide—from foster care and adoption seminars to Child Advocacy Centers and television viewers who recognize him from the realm of Politics and beyond. Through struggle, courage, and victory, Dominic demonstrates that regardless of where you start, what ultimately matters is where you are headed in life..

This is a narrative about Dominic's life, addressing his mother’s mental health challenges, diagnosed with "Chronic Paranoid Schizophrenia," and the difficulties he faced, including growing up without a father and having a grandfather struggling with heroin addiction. Dominic was taken care of by his grandmother and his aunt. Nevertheless, it is more than just a book—it’s a tribute to resilience, forgiveness, and finding your voice in a world that often tries to silence you. This is his journey...from having nothing to being a guest at the White House, interviewing global leaders, including Nelson Mandela of South Africa.


💬 Reasons to Read This Book:

  • A genuine, raw narrative that offers hope to anyone encountering challenges.

  • Dominic Carter’s journey from trauma to triumph illustrates how resilience wins.

  • A must-read for parents, educators, social workers, and advocates who advocate for children every single day.

  • Readers have called it “heart-wrenching yet empowering”—a story that stays with you long after you turn the last page.