Thinking About Thinking Podcast

GetPublished! Radio co-host and sci-fi author Thomas Page gives us an oddball history lesson about crackpot medicine and mortality.

This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show half-hour weekly broadcasts on KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding (hellaradio.com) Sundays at Noon Pacific Time.

Here's Gerald's audio book review of Amanda Lester and the Pink Sugar Conspiracy by Paula Berinstein. Harry Potter for tween-age girls.

This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show half-hour weekly broadcasts on KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding (hellaradio.com) Sundays at Noon Pacific Time. There's more advice for self-publishing authors at getpublishedradio.com.

Here's Gerald's audio book review of Sargent's Daughters by Erica E. Hirshler Biography of a painting by John Singer Sargent.

This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show half-hour weekly broadcasts on KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding (hellaradio.com) Sundays at Noon Pacific Time. There's more advice for self-publishing authors at getpublishedradio.com.

Here's Gerald's audio book review of The Pidgeon Tunnel by John le Carré. His first memoir, with surprises and some notable gaps.

This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show half-hour weekly broadcasts on KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding (hellaradio.com) Sundays at Noon Pacific Time. There's more advice for self-publishing authors at getpublishedradio.com.

Here's Gerald's audio book review of A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson. Loads of gee-whiz stuff from a guy who is incurably curious.

This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show half-hour weekly broadcasts on KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding (hellaradio.com) Sundays at Noon Pacific Time. There's more advice for self-publishing authors at getpublishedradio.com.

Gerald and co-hosts Cheyenne Cockrell and Thomas Page consider how poetry and spoken word before an audience can both entertain and stimulate the creative process. And...

• What IS the difference between poetry and spoken word?
• Why do you think live poetry readings and spoken-word presentations have become so popular?
• Radio shows and podcasts – particularly podcasts – of poetry seem to be gaining in popularity. Do you think this is a new opportunity for poets?
• Have you ever tried to write poetry? Spoken word?

Then we're joined by special guest, creative coach Terrie Silverman, who responds to:

• How do you help people develop and investigate their stories – whether for the page or the stage?
• How does your own work inform your teaching?
• You seem to have a talent for drawing expression out of people who want to write but haven’t had much previous success at it. What’s the secret to getting it all to flow?
• Have you ever found that someone’s work is painful, either to them or to the group? How do you deal with that?
• Of the people who intend to write memoir, how often to you find it morphing into something else?
• Is self-expression always therapeutic?
• What are the challenges of performing your writing or your stories?
• How can our listeners get in touch with you?

And, as ever, there's lots of advice on how to get published, including the support resources at our website getpublishedradio.com.

This episode aired on Hella Radio, KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding, Calif. on Sunday, April 2, 2017 at Noon Pacific.

Gerald and his co-host Cheyenne Cockrell have a spirited discussion about writing confessional, self-revealing stories.

• When is a memoir likely to morph into fiction?
• You have your opinions and your impressions, but what's your approach to the facts?
• How should you portray real-life characters who might be offended by their portrayals?
• How is it that many memoir manuscripts are actually two books in one?
• When do you need a developmental editor? A ghostwriter?
• What real-life details will engage readers?

And, as ever, there's lots of advice on how to get published, including the support resources at our website getpublishedradio.com.

This episode aired on Hella Radio, KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding, Calif. on Sunday, March 26, 2017 at Noon Pacific.

Research engineer and sci-fi author William Anthony joins Gerald Everett Jones and co-hosts Cheyenne Cockrell and Thomas Page in a roundtable discussion of science fiction and way-out science fact. William reads from his I am Fire and Air and Tom reads from The Man Who Would Not Die.

And, as ever, there's lots of advice on how to get published, including the support resources at our website getpublishedradio.com.

This episode aired on Hella Radio, KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding, Calif. on Sunday, March 12, 2017 at Noon Pacific.

We interview Georja Umano of Splash Magazines Worldwide, who writes reviews for opera, theater, and travel, as well as coverage of charities and events dealing with animal welfare. #getpubradio #trypod

On our second segment, Kaylene Peoples, publisher of Agenda Magazine, tells us about her coverage of fashion, culture, and trends.

We conclude with a spirited discussion among Gerald, Cheyenne, and Tom about the importance of fact checking and the pervasiveness of gossip and fake news.

And, as ever, there's lots of advice on how to get published, including the support resources at our website getpublishedradio.com.

This episode aired on Hella Radio, KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding, Calif. on Sunday, March 12, 2017 at Noon Pacific.

GetPublished! Radio co-host and sci-fi author Thomas Page gives us an oddball history lesson about Communism as a quasi-religious faith that might not be quite dead.

This featurette runs to promote the GetPublished! Radio Show half-hour weekly broadcasts on KNNN-FM 87.7 Redding (hellaradio.com) Sundays at Noon Pacific Time.