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- @jabriaxwilliams | My Question for Becca CarnahanClick here to reply to @jabriaxwilliams
"I wanted to ask kind of, what was the one thing that you found to be the most challenging when you finally did get to that level that you weren't expecting? I feel like there are common expectations of what would be difficult in those positions, but what's kind of the uncommon thing that you found when, you know, working your way to the top? Thank you so much. I'm so excited to hear your response."3 min - @Taylor | My Question for Becca CarnahanClick here to reply to @Taylor
"But there's a lot of people out there, not just college students or high school students, but you know, people who have already sort of been in one career that are trying to find another. Maybe they've been laid off, maybe they're just looking for something new. And those feelings can often be like, just incredibly overwhelming and in some cases sort of crippling for people."2 min - @DBPardes | In conversation with Martin CloutierClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"So I wanted to talk a little bit about your relationship to your own journey of sorrow and joy and humor and devastation, which is what life is and how much of you is embedded in this book."2 min - @logan.oconnor26 | My Question for Tara TaiClick here to reply to @logan.oconnor26
"Hi, Tara. I want to first thank you for coming onto Swell and allowing us to ask you questions. And my question would just be, what inspired you to write your novel? Because I noticed that you have, your degree is in neurobiology from Harvard, and you have an mba and now you work as a product manager at Google."3 min - @DBPardes | In conversation with Timothy HeddenClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"But my first question to you has to do with just an overarching perspective you have. Having been in the pop culture world through the lens of reality tv, can you talk about how that world impacted you to eventually really put pen to paper and write, Metaphorically speaking, because you probably did it on computer. But how did your exposure to reality TV as an editor 24 7, that's an intense job. How did that impact you as a creator and a writer?"18 min - @DBPardes | In Conversation with Michele C. HollowClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"Michelle, it's so nice to be able to talk with you about your career and about the book, specifically Jurassic Girl. And I wanted to just jump in and talk about something you sort of isolate as the strikes against this person, Mary. Mary Anning. You talk about the fact that she was female. She was 12 years old. She had no formal education. She was very, very poor. And because of this, there was resistance to what she discovered."5 min - @DBPardes | A conversation with Janie EmausClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"But funny people, people who think in a funny way and bring delight because of that, I believe, are people that somehow were exposed to it at a very young age. I don't know if it's something that can be traced back as something inherited, but I want to know, first of all, your thoughts about humor and fantasticalness and wackiness and imagination, and do you think you were born with it?"9 min - @DBPardes | In conversation with Randee DawnClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"Randy, it's so great to be in conversation with you here on Swell. I went down a little bit of a rabbit hole when I was learning about you as a storyteller and a journalist, in addition to being an author. And I want to focus on the books that you really are passionate about and the ones that are out there for people to enjoy and read."14 min - @RodG5599 | Author of "Latkes for Santa Claus" and other culturally blended holiday booksClick here to reply to @RodG5599
"Very intriguing, I must say, especially being in the community for so long and having a close, close bond to the woman who introduced myself to Judaism. I call her my Bubby. She's no longer with us, and she didn't get to see me convert, which she was. She said, I shouldn't say this, but I want to. I know you're going to be Jewish. So she was so cute."3 min - @DBPardes | A conversation with author Mona GableClick here to reply to @DBPardes
"I guess my first question has to do with when you approach a topic like this, having been a reporter, having done investigations before, but you're approaching it with a really heavy literary hat, because you want to tell this story in a way that honors the humanity and also honors the opportunity for us to drop in to the storytelling itself, because then we get more invested in it. And that's when impact is made and lives change and ideas change."2 min
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