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Episode three hundred three - part four

Episode three hundred three - part two

Eden Royce’s HOLLOW TONGUE is a gorgeous and haunting Southern Gothic novella about family, houses, memory, and bodies. Eden stopped by to chat about returning to the cocoon of the past after trauma.

Episode three hundred two - part three

Author Jessie Rosen chats with Evelyn about The Heirloom – her very first adult novel which sets a superstitious bride to be on a globetrotting journey to hunt down the lost history of her heirloom engagement ring.

Episode three hundred two - part one

Episode three hundred two - part four

Jenn spoke to director Frances Causey about her documentary FINAL FIGHT: WHEN THE TRAUMA OF WAR COMES HOME, which provides a fascinating and empathetic overview of the Post-Traumatic Stress epidemic in the American military. Learn more here: Final Fight (DVD)

Episode three hundred two - part two

Susie Dumond’s LOOKING FOR A SIGN is a delicious queer rom-com about a down & out lesbian who decides to find her soul mate by dating every zodiac sign. Susie chatted about writing New Orleans, astrology, and navigating your Saturn Return!

Episode three hundred one - part five

Jenn was delighted to chat with cult filmmaker Lee Demarbre about his new instant cult classic, ENTER THE DRAG DRAGON. The Blu Ray is out June 11- learn more here! Enter The Drag Dragon (Blu-Ray/DVD)

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Episode three hundred one - part three

Valerie Bauman, an investigative reporter at Newsweek, stopped by to talk about INCONCEIVABLE: SUPER SPERM DONORS, OFF-THE-GRID INSEMINATION, AND UNCONVENTIONAL FAMILY PLANNING is a fascinating and moving work that combines memoir and investigative reporting

Episode three hundred one - part four

Mae Bennett zoomed in to chat about BARELY EVEN FRIENDS – A modern twist on Beauty and the Beast featuring a Plus sized Beauty named Bellamy who takes a job as a contractor to restore an estate under the care of the very grumpy Oliver Killington, the heir to an empire who is very unhappy to share space with anyone, let alone Bellamy.

Episode three hundred one - part one

Amy Dressler talks remixing Shakespeare, as well as all the research that went into writing, HOW TO ALIGN THE STARS, a contemporary twist on much ado about nothing, featuring Beatrice, am Astronomy Professor and her younger cousin Heron, a bride to be on the brink of graduating from the same small college where Bea works.