Turn the Page Podcast

Episode one fifty five - part two

Robyn Harding invites us to visit with The Perfect Family -- the Adlers who are all about keeping up appearances. But under the façade each member of the family holds a secret that if exposed could ruin them. And now they are being harassed by mysterious entities that seem to know something. Harding chats thrillers, family, and suburbia in this exciting interview.

Episode one fifty five - part one

Mary Adkins joins us to chat about Palm Beach, her newest book that sets a struggling couple with a young child -- and a lot of personal principles in the world of Palm Beach, where wealth is beyond anything they have experienced in the past. What happens when a life of death situation brings this couple to a decision that plays poorly against some of their previously conceived notions of wealth and class? Mary also weighs in on some of her favorite Palm Beach restaurants!

Episode one fifty five - part three

Barney catches up with Ace Atkins to discuss his newest Quinn Colson Novel and adds his welcome perspective on how his characters have progressed! Ace also discusses some southern cuisine (what is a fried pie?) and talks about taking up the mantle of Robert P. Parker.

Episode one fifty four - part three

Chuck Wendig zooms in to chat with us about Book of Accidents, his latest horror novel which is a haunted house book -- maybe? Wendig engages us in a lively chat about local urban legends, working within the realm of RPGs and gives us a peek into his upcoming middle grade book, Dust & Grim.

Episode one fifty four - part one

Masculinity in Horror with Fan Girl Jeanne - What is the odd appeal of Ash's metamorphoses throughout the Evil Dead Series? Why is Freddy so Charismatic? Did Wes Craven do right by Randy in Scream? All this and more in the conclusion of the Middle Class Horror Collaboration with Fan Girl Jeanne.

Episode one fifty four - part two

The Pandemic has been a boon for gamers, veteran and novice alike. We caught up with Andrew Searles of D&D Beyond to discuss how this online tool has brought Dungeons and Dragons into homes, overseas, and beyond. Andrew chatted with us about the therapeutic reach of Role Playing Games.

Episode one fifty three - part three

Set on a vineyard on the East End of Long Island, Jamie Brenner's Blush brings together three generations of women, trashy romance novels of the 80's, and a bit of family drama. Brenner entertains us with some history of Long Island Vineyards in regards to how they came to be and the ability of women to break into the world of wine.

Episode one fifty three - part two

Martha Gellhorn, was a "Modern Woman" of the early 20th Century, War Correspondent, and voracious letter writer. As one of the wives of Ernest Hemingway, Gellhorn's story has become overlooked. Author Somerville joined us to chat about her book Yours, For Probably Always, which marries Gellhorn's letters with Somerville's avid research.

Episode one fifty three - part one

From sitcoms to the big screen, Carol Kane is force of nature who brings a lot of heart each and every one of her roles. We caught up with Kane to discuss her role as Valerie in The Princess Bride, the movie Hester Street which won her an Oscar Nomination, and The Hunters -- the Amazon TV series which she is filming season 2 with Al Pacino.

Episode one fifty two - part three

Survive the Night brings us back to the early 90's where Charlie, a guilt ridden film theory student gets into a car with a stranger for a ride home from college. The night ahead takes some very surprising turns that will leave Sager's fans wondering what awaits at the next stop.