Read and Write With Me

In the first episode of season two, Sermonarian apologizes for already failing at fulfilling her promise to bring you this episode on January 2. But isn't that what New Year's resolutions are all about? Failing?

Sermonarian waxes poetic about the importance of pierogi, family recipes, and honoring the long process of grieving that comes with loss. It's the season finale, so be sure to come back on January 2, 2018 for the first episode of Season Two!

Sermonarian reads the shocking conclusion to her scifi short story, "Heaven Is Exactly How You Think It Will Be." To listen to Part One, head back to Episode 21.

Sermonarian shares a couple inside tips - and stories - about fundraising, and generally encourages everyone to give, give, give in whatever way you can this season - and all year for that matter. Go to Sermonarian.com for links to the non profits referenced in this episode.

Sermonarian reads Part One of Heaven Is Exactly What You Think It Will Be, an original short story that delves into what might lay waiting for us after we die--and how badly we wish we could know.

Sermonarian talks about one of her favorite things to hate to love to do: eat at a buffet! And she highlights some of the common mistakes one makes when partaking of this very American tradition. Also: why do women's care products so often smell like food?

In the fifth and FINAL installment of the month-long celebration of National Coming Out Day and LGBTQ History Month, Sermonarian talks about how that one time, she dyed her hair, and then used a pair of Conair clippers...

In this episode, which is a bonus episode and not one of your regularly scheduled episodes, Sermonarian talks about her experience marketing her book and subsequently attending the Super Mega Fest comic con in Marlborough Massachusetts...and being on a panel!

In the fourth installment of the month-long celebration of National Coming Out Day and LGBTQ History Month, Sermonarian talks about her first perm. Oh perms...

In the third installment of the month-long celebration of National Coming Out Day and LGBTQ History Month, Sermonarian tells us about how her friend practiced a very technically perfect haircut on her head while he was in beauty school.