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Adulting… A total puzzle right, we know! We are trying to figure it out too. Adult puzzle podcast will be all about navigating life as young adults. Each week Lamide and Lolade will have conversations around topics, issues and realities pertaining to entering early adulthood. Each episode will be an open conversation to share experiences, stories, opinions and will occasionally include amazing guests who will bring different points of view to the conversation.
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You have questions about Adult ADHD? I work hard to provide answers. — Reliable answers honed over 20 years of primary research, writing books, blogging, presenting at major conferences, and leading support groups. — Preeminent ADHD experts including Russell Barkley, PhD, endorse my work. — These podcasts share readers' most popular posts from my award-winning ADHD Roller Coaster blog—the second and oldest website of any kind on Adult ADHD. — Founded in 2008. — My long-awaited online courses ...
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Find your next great read. Book recommendations, book news and guests, including top authors and other book enthusiasts who discuss what’s happening in the world of books with a focus on frontlist and backlist fiction including literary fiction, suspense, historical, memoir and nonfiction.
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In episode 133, I'm visited by Leigh Ann Henion author of Night Magic: Adventures Among Glowworms, Moon Gardens, and Other Marvels of the Dark. We discuss artificial light, glowworms, mothapalooza and the biodiversity of night. Plus, we get a guest recommendation from Dianne C Braley author of The Summer Before. Book Recommendations: Night Magic: A…
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On episode 132 Louis Bayard discusses his latest historical novel, The Wildes: a novel in five acts. We talk about our shared affinity for Oscar Wilde, Bayyard's favorite work of Wilde's and we share some recent reads we loved. In addition, Shannon Bowring, author of Where the Forest Meets the River recommends a favorite read. Books Recommended: Th…
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Country Confessions, Festival Funnies, and Vinyl Ventures: Journeying Through Music Madness
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Send us a text What happens when you mix comedy, music, and a touch of absurdity? You get another unforgettable episode of the MT Alternative Podcast! Ever wondered if Europeans have a secret love affair with American country music? We kick things off with our signature banter about zippers and camouflage cans before diving headfirst into the pecul…
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Retro Games, Music Industry Shifts, and Indie Artist Spotlights
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Send us a text Does the idea of lawn darts and NFL biases spark a hint of nostalgia for you? Get ready for another hilarious, thought-provoking episode of the MT Alternative Podcast! We kick things off with some playful banter about dad jokes, recent football games, and Kansas City's latest performance. As we wander down memory lane with childhood …
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This week, on episode 131, I speak with the incredibly creative and talented Janice Hallett about her latest novel, The Examiner. We discuss how she goes about crafting her novels and she shares some of her favorite reads. Guest Author Recommendation: Caroline Woods, author of The Mesmerist recommends The Divorcees by Rowan Beaird. Get your Books A…
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Misadventures, Movie Mayhem, and Music Marvels
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Send us a text Ever wondered why Hollywood keeps churning out sequels where everyone got offed in the first movie? Or how methamphetamine ended up concealed in celery? Buckle up for this wild ride on the MT Alternative Podcast! Daniel launches us into a whirlwind of humor and sarcasm as we recount Tom's misadventures at the Happy Valley Fiddlers Co…
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Labor Day Laughs, Bluegrass Banter, and Workplace Woes: A Hilarious Holiday Special
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Send us a text Ever fantasized about ditching your dreary desk job for a light-hearted gig at McDonald's or a local convenience store? Join us for a rollicking Labor Day weekend where we kick things off by sharing our workplace grievances and clowning around with hypothetical job switches. We then take you to the vibrant Happy Valley Fiddlers Conve…
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I read 40 books this summer! On episode 130, I share some of my favorites. This episode of Books Are My People is sponsored by Darrin Doyle’s Let Gravity Seize the Dead. Books Recommended: This Strange Eventful History by Claire Messud Bear by Julia Phillips Cutting for Stone also by Abraham Verghese Lula Dean’s Little Library of Banned Books by Ki…
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Musical Mischief, Political Puzzles, and Metal Mania: Navigating Nightwish and Scandal Showdowns
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Send us a text Can music push societal boundaries and provoke strong reactions? Discover the fascinating intersection of politics, music, and pop culture as we explore the latest antics of RFK Jr. and the amusing yet perplexing protests at the DNC. Mike and Tom tackle the hard-hitting topic of double standards in political scandals, comparing Trump…
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Mountain Escapes, Music Journeys, and Live Show Rants
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Send us a text Ever wondered what it's like to come face-to-face with a bear in a motel parking lot? Join us as Tyrone, filling in for Daniel, dives into Tom's wild Tennessee adventure and the unexpected wildlife encounters in Cades Cove. We also chat about the growing touristy vibe of Gatlinburg, compare it to the calm of Shenandoah, and explore t…
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A Magpie Tells The Story with Catherine Chidgey
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Episode 129 of Books Are My People is sponsored by Let Gravity Seize the Dead by Darrin Doyle. This week, I speak with Catherine Chidgey, the award-winning author of The Axeman's Carnival and Pet. We talk about magpies and finding the perfect point of view for your novel. Books Recommended: The Axeman’s Carnival by Catherine Chidgey Jackie by Dawn …
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Political Twerking, TV Rants, and Moped Mayhem: A Wild Ride Through Everyday Absurdities
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Send us a text Ever wondered what would happen if a political event took a turn for the absurd? Brace yourself as we dig into Kamala Harris' eyebrow-raising appearance that involved twerking and an awkward Southern accent, and contrast it with Donald Trump's martial patriotic vibes. Our unique comedic synergy shines as we break down these spectacle…
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Political Blunders, Parking Wars, and Festive Follies: A Hilarious Journey Through Absurdity
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Send us a text Ever wondered why some tales of political blunders sound too funny to be true? Get ready to question everything as we kick off our latest episode after a brief hiatus! We share some hearty laughs over Biden’s classic slip-ups and Kamala Harris’s mystifying motivational speeches. With our signature blend of comedy and commentary, we e…
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Lights, Legends, and Lost Time: The Brown Mountain Mysteries Unveiled
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Send us a text What secrets lie behind the mysterious Brown Mountain Lights in North Carolina? Unravel the captivating history and ongoing fascination of these enigmatic lights as guest host Bill takes you on a journey through centuries of wonder and investigation. From Native American legends and the first European settler sightings to in-depth sc…
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Fireworks Fiascos, Southern Slang Shenanigans, and Tailgating Tales
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Send us a text Ever wondered what it's like to trade the explosive fireworks of Florida for a quieter Fourth of July celebration? Mike and Tom share their holiday plans, recounting hilarious and nostalgic stories of past fireworks displays, and even their own misadventures. From the loud neighbors to the quirky traditions like shooting a 12-gauge i…
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Phone Number Follies, July Jamborees, and Canine Safety
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Send us a text Ever found yourself laughing at the absurdity of inheriting a phone number? Join Mike and Tom as they recount their hilarious and sometimes frustrating experiences with misdirected messages and calls meant for the previous owner. From unexpected birthday wishes to confusing work policies, enjoy our humorous exploration of the daily a…
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Heatwaves, Tornado Targets, and Fishing Folly: A Chaotic Commentary
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Send us a text Get ready for an episode that’s hotter than the Fourth of July, both in temperature and in topic! Mike and Tom launch into the holiday spirit with a fiery debate about global warming, spurred on by the relentless heat wave gripping the nation. You’ll hear us question the media's obsession with climate change and even ponder the pecul…
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Masks, Munchies, and Mischief: From Political Disguises to Fast Food Fiascos
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Send us a text Can advanced disguise technologies fool even the most observant eyes? Join us for an eye-opening discussion as we analyze a peculiar video of Joe Biden, diving into the world of hyper-realistic masks demonstrated by CIA master of disguise, Joanna Mendez. We reflect on her ability to deceive President Bush in the '90s and speculate ab…
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Grocery Grumbles, Airplane Antics, and Scout Camp Shenanigans
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Send us a text Ever wondered why dads get shortchanged with a single day of celebration while other holidays get a whole month? We kick off this episode of MT Alternative Podcast by tackling that curious conundrum and sharing a morning errand debacle that involved sausage patties and an unhappy spouse. Our grocery misadventures don't end there; you…
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The Sandwich Generation and Book Recommendations
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On episode 128 I speak with author Catherine Newman about summer hair, humor as survival strategy and Catherine’s previous job working in a sandwich shop. This episode of Books Are My People is sponsored by Let Gravity Seize the Dead by Darrin Doyle. Sandwich by Catherine Newman We All Want Impossible Things by Catherine Newman Books Recommended: Q…
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Send us a text Ever wondered why a law in New Mexico humorously prohibits idiots from voting? Or how slow drivers can test even the calmest among us? Join us for a lively episode of the MT Alternative Podcast, where Mike and Tom kick things off with a rundown of their work-related woes and playful musings about recording the podcast outdoors. We de…
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Furry Frenzies, Political Quirks, and Hitchhiking Hijinks
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Send us a text Ever wondered how a new dog can completely turn your life upside down? On this episode of the MT Alternative Podcast, Tom shares the hilarious and heartwarming tales of welcoming his new furry friend into his home. From chaotic interactions with other pets to the unique quirks that each animal brings into the mix, you'll get a front-…
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Me, Myself and I: Celebrating Five Years of Podcasting with a Special Guest
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These week, on episode 127 I take it back to the OG days of the podcast five years ago when I struggled to get a guest on the show. Now, I am so lucky to get to pick amazing guests! This episode of Books Are My People is sponsored by The Year We Danced: A Memoir by Stephen E. Smith Books Recommended: I am Not Sydney Poitier by Percival Everett The …
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Thunderstorms and Tributes: Celebrating Life's Milestones and Savoring the Strangest Snacks
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Send us a text Remember how a thunderstorm can turn a family barbecue into an unforgettable adventure? That's precisely what happened during our Memorial Day Weekend! Mike and I share a slice of life as we discuss the joy of celebrating milestones like my grandson Corb's eighth birthday amidst the chaos of an impromptu thunderstorm. But the weekend…
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Culinary Curiosities and Pet-Sitting Perils
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Send us a text Ever wondered how a pit bull could rival Houdini, or what Tijuana Mama pickled sausage does to your taste buds? Mike and I are up to our usual antics on the latest MT Alternative Podcast, sharing tales that'll have you either running to your nearest ice cream parlor or thinking twice about what 'flavor' really means. While we indulge…
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This week, on episode 126, I speak with picture book author Nell Cross Beckerman. We discuss how authors find illustrators, some of our favorite picture books and Nell’s recently published book, From Park to Playa: The Trails That Connect Us. From Park to Playa: The Trails That Connect Us by Nell Cross Beckerman, illustrated by Sophie Diao This epi…
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Quirky Attachments, Political Potatoes, and a Crunchy Culinary Quest
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Send us a text Ever find yourself fiercely attached to your favorite pair of holey socks? You're not alone! Join Mike and Tom as we reveal our own quirks and delve into the mysteries behind life's small attachments in the fifth episode of the MT Alternative Podcast. We're also toasting to our new Facebook page and website, which are buzzing with ac…
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Chaos, Camouflage, and Cryptids in Conversation
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Send us a text Ever had one of those weeks where everything at work seems to go haywire, yet somehow you're still laughing? That's where Tom and I found ourselves recently, and we're dishing out the details in our latest MT Alternative Podcast episode. Join us as we recount the mayhem of workplace escapades, from our very own 'Idiot Squad' to the h…
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This week on episode #125, author and Drag Queen Story Hour founder Michelle Tea visits and talks to us about her new Press, Dopamine, its forthcoming anthology, Sluts and how she generates so much writing. This episode of Books Are My People is sponsored by The Year We Danced, A Memoir by Stephen E. Smith Books Discussed: Sluts Anthology edited by…
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Serious Topics, Silly Tangents, and Snack Debates
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Send us a text Ever pondered over the elusive nature of time or grappled with the urge to trade in your nine-to-five for a wad of cash? That's exactly where Tom and I start our latest auditory journey, tearing apart the intricacies of daylight saving time and the seductive dance between time and money. We don't stop there, though – our chatter take…
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Send us a text Just discussing whatever pops up.Mike Tremblay /Tom Rowsey による
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On episode #124, collage artist and printmaker Sarah Z. Short talks about her creative process, how language figures into her art, the books she used to love to teach and, she recommends some of her favorite reads on episode 124 of Books Are My People. Books Discussed: The Hunter by Tana French Real Americans by Rachel Khong Fourth Wing by Rebecca …
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Send us a text Our first dive into podcasting. Just messing around and having fun.Mike Tremblay /Tom Rowsey による
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Murder in Sicily with Jo Piazza author of The Sicilian Inheritance
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#123 with Jo Piazza The Sicilian Inheritance This week, I talk food and books with The Sicilian Inheritance author and podcaster extraordinaire, Jo Piazza. Book Recommended The Sicilian Inheritance by Jo Piazza The Secret Book of Flora Lee by Patti Callahan Henry The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune Finlay Donovan is Killing it by Elle Cosiman…
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Changing Legislation through Books with Garrard Conley
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On episode #122, author Garrard Conley (Boy Erased) speaks with me about his latest novel, All The World Beside. We talk about the research involved in writing historical fiction, how he helped change legislature, and some scandalous letters he discovered while conducting research. , Books Recommended: All the World Beside by Garrard Conley Exhibit…
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In episode #121, graphic memoirist, Kelcey Ervick joins the show to talk about her graphic memoir and what it’s like to write about and draw her lived experience. Books Recommended: I Was Their American Dream by Malaka Gharib The Extinction of Irena Rey by Jennifer Croft Good Talk by Mira Jacob The Painter’s Daughter by Emily Howes Give Me Space Bu…
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On episode #120, Roxana Robinson (Leaving) and I discuss novels that move us, Parisian sewers and best approaches to teaching writing. Books Recommended: Leaving by Roxana Robinson Underland: A Deep Time Journey by Robert MacFarlane Piglet by Lottie Hazell Trespasses Louise Kennedy Alice Sadie Celine by Sarah Blakley-Cartright Late in the Day by Te…
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In episode #119, John Evans, owner of Diesel Bookstore talks about selling his independent bookstore, what he'll miss most and how books help us deal with difficult subjects such as war. Click below to purchase the books at my affiliate Bookshop.org shop, which gives money back to Diesel Bookstore and supports this show. Books recommended: Trilogy …
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This week, on episode #118 of Books Are My People, I'm visited by H. Maria Armijo a visual artist, librarian and instructor on a mission to boost community literacy. We talk books and the importance of information literacy. Books recommended: Sigh, Gone by Phuc Tran The Vulnerables by Sigrid Nunez I’d Rather Burn Than Bloom by Shannon C. Rogers You…
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On episode #117, learn about three new works of fiction, one memoir and a backlisted short fiction collection. Join my book club if you're looking for a book community. I talk about book bans in Florida, reading goals and Keanu Reeves. Books Recommended: Birnam Wood by Eleanor Catton The Best Minds: A Story of Friendship, Madness, and the Tragedy o…
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Bookshop.org and the Importance of Independent Bookstores
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Today, on episode #116, Andy Hunter CEO of Bookshop.org stops by and talks about how he started his company and he shares some of his favorite recent reads. One of the best things you can do to support my free podcast is to purchase books through my affiliate links below! Or, buy me a coffee! (I do love coffee!) Books Recommended: The Maniac by Ben…
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Today, on episode #115, my father and screenwriter Ron Clark and I talk movies and I recommend my favorite reads from 2024. Books recommended: Chain-Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah The Fraud by Zadie Smith Big Swiss by Jen Beagin The Bee Sting by Paul Murray Death Valley by Melissa Brodeur Guest Author Recommendations by Betsy Marro, aut…
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Today on episode #114 I go back in time and review my favorite book from 2014. Etsy Link To My Journals Send me an email at booksaremypeople@gmail.com with your address I will send you a handmade collage! Books recommended in 2014 Euphoria by Lily King All My Puny Sorrows by Miriam Toews A Girl is A Half-Formed Thing by Eimear McBride Boy Snow Bird…
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Today, on episode #113, Michelle Porter and I discuss her debut fiction novel, A Grandmother Begins The Story. Books Recommended: A Grandmother Begins The Story by Michelle Porter Glory by Noviolet Bulawayo North Woods by Daniel Mason Whitemud walking by Matthew James Weigel The Golem of Brooklyn by Adam Mansbach The Circle by Katherena Vermette Gu…
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Today, I get a visit from one of my favorite authors, Edward Carrey. We talk about his latest novel, Edith Holler. Books Recommended: Edith Holler by Edward Carrey Seeking Fortunes Elsewhere: Stories by Sindya Bhanoo The Fraud by Zadie Smith Golem Girl: A Memoir by Riva Lehrer My Brilliant Friend: The Graphic Novel: Based on the novel by Elena Ferr…
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Today, on episode #111, I recommend five great reads. Books Recommended: Pet by Catherine Chidgey The Art Thief by Michael Finkel Shark Heart by Emily Haebeck Our Town by Thornton Wilder Notes on An Execution by Danya Kukafka Other Books Never Whistle at Night Edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Green Fuse Burning by Tiffany Morris Here i…
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On episode #110 I speak with author Kerri Maher. We talk about reproductive rights, historical fiction and her latest novel, All You Have To Do Is Call. Sign up for my weekly book recommendation newsletter here. Find me on Substack here. Books Reccomended: All You Have To Do Is Call by Kerri Maher Take My Hand by Dolen Perkins-Valdez The Bee Sting …
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Today, on episode #109, I speak with young adult Kayvion Lewis, author of the recently published Thieves’ Gambit. We talk about her writing process and her adventurous spirit is so infectious! Book Recommended: Thieves’ Gambit by Kayvion Lewis Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison Yellow Face by R.F. Kuang Whal…
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Today, on episode #108, I speak with Hannah Carlson, who has a PHD in material culture, to talk about her book, Pockets: An Intimate History of How We Keep Things Close. Books Recommended: The Mummies of Urumchi by Elizabeth Wayland Barber Happiness Falls by Angie Kim Queen of Fashion: What Marie Antoinette Wore to the Revolution by Caroline Weber …
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Today, on episode 107 I speak with author Denene Millner about her latest novel, One Blood, and her experience novelizing the film Dreamgirls. Click on any of the links below to purchase the books discussed. Shownotes: My upcycled book journals are on sale with 25% off through September 15th, 2023 with the code: ENDOFSUMMER Free shipping free when …
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