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Dr. Sara Christie shares the experiences behind Silent No More: A Journey from Bondage to Freedom, her memoir about abuse, survival, and rebuilding her life.

Speaking with Chris Buscher, Sara reflects on her upbringing, the destructive marriage she describes in the book, and the difficulty of breaking years of silence. The conversation explores identity, emotional and financial control, resilience, and what speaking openly about her past has meant to her.

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Sabrina Macy wrote Flim and the Crawling Glowworm when she was twelve. Years later, she returned to the story and published it as an adult.

In this conversation with Chris Buscher, Sabrina talks about childhood imagination, responding to criticism, and deciding an old manuscript was worth revisiting. She shares what inspired Flim and how fear, courage, and adventure found their way into her children’s book.

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How do you plan a three-book story and release the books just weeks apart? Paul Page joins Chris Buscher to discuss Dawn of the Lion and the trilogy it begins.

Recorded ahead of the planned May 2026 releases, this conversation explores the creative process behind a connected series and the strategy of publishing the books in quick succession. The trilogy includes Dawn of the Lion, Disciples of the Lion, and Dominion of the Lion.

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What happens when a book grows into a world of videos and music? Ashley Hibbler discusses Soul Family Six: The Chosen Series and the creative projects connected to it.

In this interview with Chris Buscher, Ashley explains the setting she calls the Sacred Land of Harts and the themes of identity, purpose, destiny, and conflict in her story. She also talks about visual storytelling, her Book2videos channel, and the soundtrack tied to the series.

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Keith Garety discusses the imagination behind The Waddlewerth Family’s Big Adventure and his approach to writing stories for children.

Speaking with Chris Buscher, the Nova Scotia author reflects on the books he grew up with and how they influenced his own writing. The conversation explores family storytelling, adventure, empathy, and teamwork, along with the process of creating a story for a new generation of readers.

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Rhett Mikols discusses the idea behind Humanity Interface, a developing platform he describes as a “We The People” ecosystem.

The conversation explores the problems Rhett hopes to address, how he envisions connecting different sectors, and what community participation could look like. He also discusses the challenges of building the platform, his concerns about manipulation in existing systems, and ways people can learn about the project.

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What happens when the therapist becomes the mourner? Anita Aasen shares the personal loss behind From Grief to Grace: A Therapist’s Journey of Healing.

Drawing on more than three decades as a licensed clinical social worker, Anita reflects on how her own grief changed her understanding of loss. The interview explores identity, caring for others while grieving, and what grace and hope have meant in her experience.

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LeAnn Wheeler describes what it felt like to be told she had few options after multiple heart procedures and a failed bypass. She shares her experience seeking further care and learning about enhanced external counterpulsation, known as EECP.

The conversation covers her personal experience with heart disease, her interest in lipoprotein(a), and the questions that led her to advocate for greater awareness of EECP. LeAnn also discusses her work with Thrive ECP and the patient perspective that shaped it.

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Edward H. Muñoz traces his path from a Texas border town into international business in Challenges, Triumphs and Heroes: Memoirs of My Celanese Odyssey.

In this author interview, Edward reflects on perseverance, innovation, and the mentors who helped shape his career. He discusses the challenges along the way and the people whose contributions he wanted to recognize through his memoir.

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Sharon Curcio discusses Asayi: An Autistic Teen’s Journey to Topple a Shogun in Medieval Japan and the research behind its historical setting.

The interview explores writing fiction set in the Muromachi period, portraying an autistic character, and balancing historical research with imagination. Sharon also discusses identity, resilience, and the choices behind her story.

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