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Who can you trust when everyone at court has something to gain? Ailen Millers discusses Court of Whispers, a fantasy romance built around palace politics, betrayal, and hidden agendas.

In this interview with Chris Buscher, Ailen talks about the phoenix imagery behind the story and combining political intrigue with slow-burn romance. The conversation explores world-building, complicated relationships, and characters trying to survive the cost of power.

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A detective partnership. A killer with a mysterious identity. Author eM. Douglas Wade discusses the Victorian world of Furst and Mayne: Book I, The Case of the Phantom Scarface Killer.

Speaking with Chris Buscher, Wade explains how he developed the two detectives and balanced clues, suspense, and action. The interview also covers the emotional cost of an investigation, his treatment of justice, and where the series could go beyond the first case.

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Stuart Perrin looks back on the search for a teacher that shaped his life and his book, Rudra Meditation: Transforming Life’s Tensions into Joy and Love.

In this author interview, Perrin discusses his years studying with Rudi in New York City and explains his personal understanding of meditation, gratitude, and inner work. He shares how those experiences shaped his views on tension, compassion, and spiritual growth.

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What can be done about global warming? Dr. David E. Comings discusses his book, The Science of Global Warming: And Four Ways to Fix It, and the approaches he proposes.

In this interview with Chris Buscher, Comings shares his perspective on climate science, public confusion, and the consequences for future generations. He discusses industry participation and ideas for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, including roles he sees for individual citizens.

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What does leaving home mean to a child? Dr. Sam Morhaim discusses Where Are All My Toys?, a book inspired by his brother Jimmy and his family’s departure from Cuba.

In this conversation with Chris Buscher, Sam reflects on his family’s search for freedom and the memories carried into a new life. The interview explores immigration, childhood trauma, resilience, and the role of storytelling in understanding a family’s past.

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Joel A. Robinson published his first novel at 92. He joins Chris Buscher to discuss The Treasure’s Location and what it took to become a first-time novelist at this stage of life.

Set in 1988 New York, the thriller combines Wall Street, hidden wealth, and the mystery of Nazi-looted diamonds. Joel talks about the inspiration behind the plot, his choice of setting, and the questions about ambition and human nature that run through the story.

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What can an old merchant’s ledger reveal about your ancestors? Ken D. Johnson discusses the records behind Genealogical Clues Provided by Colonial Merchants: The Financial Records of the Sanders Family of Early Albany County, New York.

In this interview with Chris Buscher, Ken explains how 18th-century financial records can reveal family connections, trade, women’s lives, ships, and captains. The conversation looks at colonial business and everyday life in the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys, with a focus on what these sources offer genealogists and local historians.

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What stays with someone after a lifetime of military service? Colonel Charles Cone reflects on war, leadership, and the experiences behind his memoir, …a burning desire to fly.

In this conversation with Chris Buscher, Cone draws on his service in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force and his experience as a veteran of three wars. He talks about duty, sacrifice, education, and the lessons he hopes future generations will carry forward.

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Morgan Lemaitre, CFP®, shares why she founded Park City Wealth Advisors and the values she wanted to build into the business.

In this conversation with Chris Buscher, Morgan discusses her approach to wealth, long-term planning, and the client relationship. The interview explores entrepreneurship, trust, community, and how financial decisions can affect relationships and a person’s sense of security.

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How do you write a character readers want to trust but probably shouldn’t? Robin Beamer Dalton discusses manipulation, control, and hidden motives in her first novel, Threads of Obsession.

The retired teacher and former reading specialist joins Chris Buscher to talk about her move into psychological thrillers. Robin shares how she developed the characters, what drew her to suspense, and the role of obsession and survival in the story.

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