In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews retired U.S. Navy CDR Tina Erwin. CDR Erwin is the author of several spiritual books, and, during the interview, how print-on-demand services have been a game-changer for self-publishing authors is one of multiple topics discussed.

You can view Tina's Ghosthelpers website here. The website contains Tina's ghost crossing-over prayer, a list of Tina's books, and more!

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Jay Rooney. Jay is the publisher and writer of the Substack newsletter Game & Word. In the interview, topics like how Substack works and the links between gaming and literature were discussed.

You can view and subscribe to Game & Word here, and you can view and subscribe to Aaron's Substack, Apollo Thoughts, which will feature a mix of mostly writing-related and political content, here.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Max Friedman. Max, whose parents survived the Holocaust, is the author of the book Painful Joy: A Holocaust Family Memoir, a family memoir about his parents.

The Amazon Kindle ebook version of Painful Joy is free for Kindle Unlimited subscribers, and the book's Amazon page can be found here.

If you support the Anti-Defamation League's cause, you can learn more about the Anti-Defamation League here.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Stephanie Jordan, the author of Believing in Boundaries, a nonfiction book about personal boundaries.

You can learn more about Stephanie at her author website here and buy her book (the ebook version is free for Kindle Unlimited subscribers) on Amazon here.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews author Tracee Lydia Garner. Tracee is the author of many books, including The Jameson Family Series of romantic suspense novels and the nonfiction book Disability: An Anecdotal Field Guide for the Rest of Us.

You can view Tracee's author website here and her Amazon book listing here.

In the final episode of The Heartland Author Podcast for 2022, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Shanti Hershenson. Shanti is a teenage author, having written twelve books, with many more on the way. Many, but not all, of her books are science fiction books. In addition to her work as an author, Shanti is an anti-bullying advocate.

You can view Shanti's website here and her Amazon author page here.

The fifth season of The Heartland Author Podcast will resume after New Year's Day.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Becky Parker Geist. Becky is the author of the book The Left Turn and the founder of Pro Audio Voices, an audiobook, podcast, and marketing services company. Pro Audio Voices will release a new audiobook sales and listening platform called Amplify soon!

You can visit Becky's website here and visit Pro Audio Voices's website here.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Mark Ryall. Mark is a retired economics professor, a triathlon athlete and coach, and the author of two books: the science fiction book Age-Decoded and the sports nonfiction book Run Daughter, Run Father.

You can purchase Mark's books on Amazon here.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Andrea Wilson Woods, the author of the book Better Off Bald: A Life in 147 Days, a nonfiction book about her late sister's battle with cancer.

The list of questions Aaron asked Andrea in the interview can be found in a portable document format (PDF) file here. Additionally, Andrea's website can be found here, and the Better Off Bald website can be found here.

In this episode, host Aaron Apollo Camp interviews Sandy Ciaramitaro. Sandy is the author of The Good Eggs series of children's books, and she is also the founder of The Good Eggs Foundation, a charitable organization based on the book series.

You can learn more about The Good Eggs series here, buy the books in the series here, and learn more about The Good Eggs Foundation here.