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Femme on Film is back! In this new episode, Ria, her Femme on co-hosts Alyson and Tonya and brand new guests Suzan Aiken and Wendy Wimmer discuss Joe Wright's 2005 Pride and Prejudice starring Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen and Rosamund Pike. They discuss how this film has obsessed generations of film lovers, the hand flex (obviously) and how each actor bring their roles alive.
This conversation was inspired by Ria and Alyson's chat about said hand flex in Alyson's show, Fine Cut. Listen to the hand flex episode https://www.femmeon.show/episodes/fine-cut-with-alyson-ria-carrogan
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Alyson and L.L. (Lisa) Kirchner (award-winning screenwriter and author. Her next book, Blissful Thinking: A Memoir of Overcoming the Wellness Revolution, will be out with Motina Books in late September, 2023.) discuss the “Why You Should Look Forward to Menopause Scene” from Fleabag (Season 2, Episode 3) directed and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge as Fleabag and Kristin Scott-Thomas as Belinda. Alyson and L.L. talk about how far reaching the scene is and what a joy it is to watch these two actors sink their teeth into a substantive conversation about topics that consume our daily lives; pain, power, hormones and flirting to name a few. And yes, they can’t stop talking about how masterful the whole run of Fleabag is and how it might just be time for a rewatch. Come and listen and watch some Fleabag, go ahead, you won’t regret either.
L.L.’s Website: www./llkirchner.com/
L.L.’s Instagram: @llkirchner_
Alyson’s Twitter and Instagram: @byalysonshelton
Alyson’s Website: www.alysonshelton.com
Alyson and Ingrid talk about her book, Believing Me: Healing from Narcissistic Abuse and Complex Trauma and her journey on social media and how finding herself reflected in Instagram accounts helped her find her own voice and a way to talk about complex trauma in bite size pieces that are accessible to people from diverse backgrounds. They also talk about how Ingrid’s social media integrates all the different sides of her personality, silly, serious, childlike and professional.
Ingrid’s Social Media: @ingridclaytonphd
Ingrid’s Website: https://www.ingridclayton.com/
Alyson’s Twitter and Instagram: @byalysonshelton
Alyson’s Website: www.alysonshelton.com
Substack Newsletter: https://rosievisions.substack.com/
"Referential Body": https://ghostcitypress.com/books/referential-body
Rosie on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rosie.visions
Guido novel excerpt: https://jakethemag.com/overture-somewhere-in-new-jersey-2009-its-a-weeknight-in-august/
Instagram: @rosieaccola
Tonya speaks with author Katie Salidas about motherhood, MMA, and Combat Con.
Connect with Katie
www.katiesalidas.com
https://spillinginkshow.podbean.com/
https://www.instagram.com/katiesalidas/
You can follow Tonya on Twitter or Instagram @mstonyatodd or on her website www.mstonyatodd.com
This week Femme On Collective co-hosts Ada McCartney and Alyson Shelton take over Indie Comics Spotlight to chat with indie comic creator Sage Coffey about their effervescent graphic novel Wine Ghost Goes to Hell.
The campaign is live on BackerKit until June 1st - check it out!
Many fantastic artists, resources and books were mentioned during the chat, here are the links:
Gina Wynbrant
Bonnie Guerrara
CAKE Chicago Alternative Comics Expo
Zine Not Dead
The Refrigerator Monologues by Catherynne Valente
Sweaty Palms Anthology
ShortBox
Would you?
See more of Ria's questions at riasquestions.com
Tonya speaks with author coach Jen Graybeal about her involvement with 4-H Club, her history as a volunteer, and how it feels to make a difference in a child's life.
Where to find Jen Graybeal:
Website: www.jengraybeal.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/jentheeditor/
TikTok: @jentheeditor
Clubhouse: Romance Author Community https://www.clubhouse.com/club/romance-author-community
You can follow Tonya on Twitter or Instagram @mstonyatodd or on her website www.mstonyatodd.com
In this episode of Literature for Life, Jess speaks with fellow Femme On host and poet Ada McCartney about the book ‘And Then, You Act’ by Anne Bogart. We talk about some of the challenges young artists face, the importance of art in a world plagued by violence, and how this book has provided Ada with beautiful, reaffirming guidance over the years.
You can find Ada on Instagram: @aa_mccartney
Ada hosts Poetry Theatre as part of the Femme On podcast collective. All episodes are available to download wherever you listen to podcasts.
You can also find Jess on Instagram: @jess_bdavies
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