The Relatable Voice Podcast

Today, we are driving to Florida to chat with Angela Page. Angela is a writer, producer, and storyteller whose career spans finance, theatre, film, and publishing.

Her films have been featured on ShortsTV, Indiepix, Funny or Die, and IWoman TV. She is also the author of several books, including Matched in Heaven, Suddenly Single Sylvia, There's a Dead Girl in My Yard, and her latest novel, Enrico G.

Find out more at: https://angelapage.net/

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Hello, and welcome to The Relatable Voice Podcast! I’m your host, Lucia Matuonto, and today, we are heading to New England to chat with a remarkable poet and novelist whose journey is just as inspiring as her work.

D.M. Gordon is a widely published poet and novelist whose work has appeared in literary journals including The Cincinnati Review and Poetry Daily. After decades of dedication, perseverance, and artistic growth, D.M. is experiencing what she beautifully describes as a “late literary blooming,” with her poetry and novels finally reaching readers in powerful and meaningful ways.

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Hello, and welcome to The Relatable Voice Podcast! Today, we’re heading to sunny California to chat with Darlene Koldenhoven — GRAMMY® Award-winning vocalist, composer, producer, actor, and the unforgettable soprano voice behind Aria in Yanni: Live at the Acropolis.

Darlene is now sharing her remarkable journey in her upcoming memoir, Put Your Dress Down and Sing.

Find out more are: https://www.darlenekoldenhoven.com/

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Today, we are heading to Los Angeles, California, to chat with S.A Sizemore. S.A is a writer, playwright, themed entertainment professional, and storyteller with a fascinating connection to one of America's most intriguing historical events—the Salem Witch Trials.

A proud member of the LGBTQ community, Shelley draws inspiration from history, genealogy, and family stories. Her debut novel, Whispers of the Pale Witch, launches the Beckett Coven series, blending Salem history, family secrets, magic, and mystery into a compelling supernatural tale.

Find out more at: beckettcoven.com, @beckettcoven (TikTok, Instagram, Threads, Bluesky, X, Substack), Beckett Coven Readers on Facebook, and Goodreads.

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Today, we are heading to sunny California to chat with Tim Disney.

Tim is a writer, filmmaker, artist, and creative thinker whose journey has crossed many worlds—from storytelling and film to business, technology, investing, and the arts. He is also the co-creator of the fascinating new graphic novel, The A.R.C., a thought-provoking story inspired by today’s world of misinformation, truth, and the complicated ways we connect with reality.

Find out more at: www.arcthebook.net

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Today The RV is headed to the Sunshine State! We are going to Florida to chat with a very special guest—Ritu Anand. Ritu is an author, storyteller, literary agent, actress, and lover of languages and culture.

Ritu was born in New Delhi, India, and currently lives in Sarasota, Florida, with her husband and Prince, her adorable Bichon Frise. She is the author of the beautiful picture book I Am My Language, which was featured in The Relatable Voice Magazine—and I had the chance to review it.

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Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we are heading to Chicago to chat with Stephen Bastien. His latest book, Suing the Vatican, is out now.

Find out more at: suingthevatican.com

Disclaimer: The content of this episode reflects the personal views, experiences, and opinions of the guest, Stephen Bastien, and is presented for informational and conversational purposes only. References to individuals, organizations, or institutions—including the Vatican—represent the guest’s perspectives and allegations and should not be interpreted as statements of fact by The Relatable Voice Podcast or Relatable Media LLC. The host and platform do not endorse or verify all claims made during the interview. Listener discretion is advised.

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Hello, and welcome to the Relatable Voice Podcast. Today, we are traveling to New York to meet Dr. Christine Silverstein. Dr. Christine is a Peak Performance Coach, Behavioral Health RN, and Hypnosis Specialist.  Her latest Wrestling Through Adversity is out now.

Find out more at:  drchristinesilverstein.com

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Candace Lynn Talmadge spent decades inside the most disciplined form of storytelling there is: journalism. Deadlines. Accuracy. Accountability. She wrote as a business reporter for major publications, trained to separate emotion from fact and deliver clean, verifiable truth. At the same time, she was quietly studying the emotional body, spirituality, and the unseen layers of human experience. Two parallel lives. One public. One private. Then grief fractured everything. She speaks with authority about: • Reinvention later in life • Healing through narrative • The psychology of grief • Leaving a long career to pursue calling • Why fiction can sometimes say what journalism cannot She does not romanticize pain. She analyzes it. Works with it. Shapes it into story. For hosts, she offers more than an author interview. She offers a conversation about how narrative reshapes identity — and how the stories we tell about our lives determine whether we remain trapped or transformed.

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Today, we are heading to Ojai, California, to talk with Anne Rilley. Anne considers herself an author rather than simply a writer.

Humor is essential to her process; if it doesn’t make her laugh, she won’t write it. This unique blend of intellect, wit, and purpose makes her work both thought-provoking and engaging. Her latest book The Human Idea: Earth’s Newest Ecosystem is out now.  

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