Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, where we sip stories like lattes and travel through memory, meaning, and magic. I’m your host, Kristen, and today’s postcard is dipped in every hue of joy, curiosity, and surprise. We’re heading to a place that’s part art exhibit, part playground, and all heart: Color Factory in New York City.

This episode is a love letter to color—not just as something we see, but something we feel. And what better time to explore that than early spring, when the world begins to bloom again?

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Welcome to Postcards Between Pages, the podcast where stories become journeys and journeys become stories. I’m Kristen, your host and literary travel companion, and today we’re wandering into the misty, mossy, myth-soaked corners of the world—places where fairy tales don’t just live on the page, but bloom from the earth itself.

Inspired by my article Where in the World to Find a Fairy Tale, we’re heading to Ireland, a land where folklore and landscape are inseparable. We’ll sip tea beside ancient abbeys, hike through haunted glens, and listen for the rustle of wings in the hedgerows. So grab your favorite mug, settle into your coziest chair, and let’s step into the story.

Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, the podcast where stories travel through time, place, and heart. I’m your host, Kristen, and today we’re sliding into a vinyl booth at Joe’s Pie Diner, where the scent of cinnamon and courage lingers in the air. This episode is a love letter to Waitress—the indie film, the Broadway musical, and the bittersweet slice of Americana that continues to nourish audiences with every note and every pie.

🎙️ Welcome to Postcards Between Pages, where stories wander and wanderings become stories. Today, we’re heading to a city that defies definition—where jazz floats on the breeze, ghosts linger in the alleyways, and powdered sugar is practically a food group. Pour yourself a chicory coffee, settle into your favorite corner booth, and join us for a literary and sensory stroll through New Orleans.

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Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, where we travel through stories, spaces, and the strange little corners of the world that feel like fiction come to life. I’m Kristen, and today, we’re heading to a place where the line between myth and science blurs, where Bigfoot might be just around the corner, and where the Loch Ness Monster has its own display case. Pack your field notebooks and your sense of wonder—we’re going to the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine.

Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, where stories steep slowly and travel tastes like home. I’m your host, Kristen, and today’s episode is a literary postcard from across the pond—an invitation to explore England not through guidebooks and queues, but through quiet corners, local flavors, and the kind of moments that never make it to Instagram.

Inspired by my article Exploring England Expertly, we’re brewing a full-bodied episode that blends literary wanderlust, cozy travel tips, and a few unexpected detours. So grab your favorite mug, settle into your softest chair, and let’s begin.

Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, where stories travel farther than suitcases ever could. I’m Kristen, and today, we’re gliding into a city that feels like a novel written in water and brick—Amsterdam.

Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, where we unpack the stories behind the snapshots—the ones that don’t make it onto postcards. I’m Kristen, and today’s episode is a little different. It’s not about the perfect trip. It’s about the one that went sideways in the most Parisian way possible.

This is “Parisian Vacation Fails”—a love letter to letdowns, and a reminder that even the most glamorous cities can leave you with blistered feet, blurry photos, and a suitcase full of unmet expectations.

Welcome back, wanderers, dreamers, and page‑turners. Today, we’re stepping into a city where time folds in on itself — where ancient stones hold modern secrets, and where writers have come for centuries to chase inspiration, heartbreak, and beauty.

This is Rome.

There’s a moment in Paris—usually right before dusk—when the whole city seems to glow from the inside out. The limestone turns to honey, the river to liquid silver, and the sky to a watercolor wash of lavender and rose. It’s the kind of moment that makes you understand why writers have been trying to capture this city for centuries.

Welcome back to Postcards Between Pages, the show where we wander the world through stories, history, and the places that shape them. I’m Kristen, and today we’re stepping into the heart of literary Paris.