True Fiction: Kino Club is a special edition of the podcast and differs from the usual True Fiction podcast.  It is a discussion between Patrick, Norbert, and a group of friends called the Kino Club.  We watch a brilliant movie and then discuss it.  This time out we watch 1976 Dustin Hoffman suspense-thriller, Marathon Man.  Beware - There will be spoilers! And a bit of adult language.  

Working actor, Dale Niehaus shares insights of working in the business we all love to watch.  He talks about the art of being directed and the key to staying in the business he loves.  Also check out Dale's IMDB page at: 

Bobbie Jean Ashley has worked in radio for thirty years, has written five novels, and is now embarking on a career in music with her first album coming out this fall.  She is a fascinating creative person and a blast to have on the show.  We delve into where her creative spark comes from and find that creativity can be a personal calling.  Check it out!  And also check out her books here at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Ms-Bobbie-Jean-Ashley/e/B00EWU0LIU?ref_=dbs_p_ebk_r00_abau_000000

Artie Hoffman has been a master-level psychic medium and spiritual advisor for over two decades, and has helped change the lives of thousands.  He talks frankly about his gift and his process to do what he does like no one else.  Take a listen to our newest podcast, then go visit Artie's website to get more great information from him. http://www.artiehoffman.com/

True Fiction gets down to the nitty-gritty with Relationship Coach, Rick Soetebier.  Whether you're single, married, or somewhere in between, Rick has some great advice for you.  His no-nonsense approach is positive and truly inspiring.  You don't want to miss this one!

We interview a fellow who is a writer, director, and force of nature.  Check out our interview with Gary Wood.  We talk about how he got in the writing business, and film-making.  We also delve heavily into the Star Wars universe and get REAL about the  new trilogy.  This was a blast, and I hope you have as much fun with it as Norbert and I did.  This one is a little "blue" and discusses some "hot button" topics, so be forewarned.  

We talk to American author Neil Perry Gordon, and get insights into his process of storytelling.  We also discuss his newest book Hope City, which will be out on June 20th, 2020.  Check out this fun and interesting conversation.  For more information on Neil, go to his website at https://www.neilperrygordon.com/.
YouTube audio only: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MclQ5Bh9fwA