In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Calvin Cassady. Calvin, a former Seneca-Cayuga Native American tribal council member and a retired educator, is the author of the Christian nonfiction book Bridging the Gap.

You can view Calvin's website at https://www.calvincassady.com/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Janelle Meraz Hooper. Janelle is an author and a playwright; Janelle is the author of the Turtle Trilogy, which consists of the books A Three-Turtle Summer, As Brown as I Want: The Indianhead Diaries, and Custer and his Naked Ladies. Additionally, Janelle has written more books, including Geronimo's Laptop, and she has also written plays.

You can visit Janelle's website at http://www.janellehooper.com/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Amanda Blackwood. Amanda, a human trafficking survivor, is the author of the Growth from Darkness series of workbooks, as well as numerous other books, including Custom Justice, Detailed Pieces of a Shattered Dream, Thirty Synchronized Woodpeckers, and many more. Additionally, Amanda hosts two podcasts: Growth from Darkness and The Survivors.

Amanda has two websites: https://growthfromdarkness.com/ and https://detailedpieces.com/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Tonya Duncan Ellis. Tonya is the author of the Sophie Washington series of children's books, and her picture book about the Juneteenth federal holiday in the United States will be released in 2024.

You can visit Tonya's website at http://www.tonyaduncanellis.com/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Dr. Barbara D'Amato. Barbara, who has decades of experience as a psychoanalyst, is the author of the psychological fiction novel Triskele.

You can view Barbara's website at http://bdamato.com/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Emanuel Aaron Rose. Emanuel is the author of the Wenaha Henry series of children's books, as well as multiple nonfiction books about marketing, a field in which Emanuel has considerable experience.

You can view Emanuel's website at https://emanuelrose.com/.

For the 100th episode of The Heartland Author Podcast, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Oksana Kukurudza. Oksana is the author of the soon-to-be-released narrative nonfiction book Sunflowers Bend but Rarely Break, which is about the atrocities Oksana's ancestors suffered at the hands of the Nazis, their liberation by the U.S. Army, and their emigration to the United States.

The website for Sunflowers Bend but Rarely Break is https://sunflowersrarelybreak.com/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Jessica Speer. Jessica is the author of three books about societal issues middle-school-aged children and adolescents face: The Phone Book, Middle School - Safety Goggles Advised, and BFF or NRF (Not Really Friends)?: A Girl's Guide to Happy Friendships.

You can visit Jessica's website at https://jessicaspeer.com/ and learn more about Jessica's books at https://jessicaspeer.com/jessica-speer-books/.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Tyler Schwanke. Tyler, who has a background in filmmaking, is the author of the Hollywood heist novel Breaking In.

You can view Tyler's website at https://www.tylerschwanke.com/ and buy Breaking In at https://www.amazon.com/Breaking-Tyler-Schwanke-ebook/dp/B0BMT697RM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3KH2T4CXHY7SH&keywords=tyler+schwanke&qid=1690374896&s=digital-text&sprefix=%2Cdigital-text%2C250&sr=1-1.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Michaell Magrutsche. Michaell is an artist and the author of multiple books, including The Smart of Art. Like Aaron, Michaell is neurodivergent.

You can view Michaell's website at https://michaellm.com/ and listen to The Smart of Art podcast at https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michaellart.