Psychologist Dr. Mark Sundby details how to manage expectations when spending vacation time with family while young adult author Anne Greenwood Brown suggests book titles that can provide a delightful escape

Fingerstyle guitar player David Harland speaks on his musical journey, the accident that almost ended it, and the expressive nature of fingerstyle guitar playing

Dr. Charles Bransford explains that what happens to our bodies depends in part with how successfully we manage our emotions (an excerpt of Ep 1)

Alexis Rose, otherwise known as Evey Krammer-Carlson, shares how Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) shattered her snowglobe world and speaks with Emma Atkins on teenagers’ experience of abuse and trauma

Julie Schumacher, winner of the Thurber Prize for American Humor, shares the creative process she used to write DEAR COMMITTEE MEMBERS and gives her number one tip for writers.

Regina Peluso, Artistic Director for Collide Theatrical, details the winding path she took in her creative endeavors while Emma Atkins shares a personal narrative on saying goodbye to her dying dad.

Tracy Maurer identifies the difference between the trade and school industry, provides tips on the submission process, and gives advice on finding the right publisher for your novel.

Editor Traci Post discusses the role of an editor as an advocate for the book and details the three stages of editing including 1) developmental (working on the structure of the novel; 2) copyediting (grammar and word choice) and 3) proofreading (final review).

Best selling psychological suspense author Brian Freeman remembers back to the start of his writing career and highlights the role of the editor in his success.

Young adult author Anne Greenwood Brown shares her creative process and gives her number one tip for revising a story. In her first draft, Anne explains, “basically, everyone is walking around naked on an empty stage.”