Tales from Kentucky

Charles Redner regales us with five stories about famous people he's known. Charles writes both fiction and non-fiction and is the editor of The Hummingbird Review. You'll find his books and more about him on Amazon. Charles is also the co-host of the...

George Zilligen reads two stories set in the wild, wild west: "Deadly Rope" by Jill Amadio and "The Dutchman" by Jon Perkins.Jill Amadio is a novelist, biographer, and ghostwriter. You'll find her books on Amazon.Jon Perkins is the author of numerous...

Crime Fiction Set in Asia Pacific

Two extraordinary stories about surviving World War II:In "Christmas Eve, 1942" Eveline Hoffman recounts her dangerous trek across the Pyrenees as a child to escape the Nazis.In "Leah Grunia,"  Gila Zalon tells her extraordinary family story of...

Tales with a Twist

Two stories set in Mexico: Elaine Grist reads "The Three Comadres and Xochitl" by Peggy Edwards; and "Taken in Mexico" is written and read by Charles Redner.Peggy Edwards is the author of several books including a bilingual set of stories, which you'll...

Sunita Saxena reads two true stories set in India: "My Mother and Ghandi" is the unforgettable story of Sunita's extraordinary mother; and "One Summer Afternoon with My Grandma the Spinner" written by Daya Shankar, tells the story of Daya's grandmother,...

Jeannie Sanner reads three stories in which a sudden moment or split-second decision had a big impact.Alex Brazda's story was a winner of AAA's "WESTWAYS" writing competition and published in their magazine.Miranda McPhee co-authors WiKIDly Awesome...

Lewis Marcus interviews  Brett Halsey, one of Hollywood’s handsomest and busiest actors in the good old days of the silver screen. Brett is an internationally known American film actor and Golden Globe Award winner who had a prolific career in in...