Turn the Page Podcast

Episode two hundred twenty six - part one

Aanchal Malhotra zooms in to discuss THE BOOK OF EVERLASTING THINGS, a gorgeous story set within the backdrop of the Indian Partition. Malholtra discusses the roots of this tale, including the art of perfumery and calligraphy.

Episode two hundred twenty six - part two

Jessikah chats Fairy Tales with Dahlia Adler, editor of AT MIDNIGHT: 15 BELOVED FAIRY TALES REIMAGINED -- a delightful collection of (you guessed it) fairytales reworked by popular YA Authors. Enchanting indeed.

Episode two hundred twenty five - part two

Author Megan Bannen comes to us with a unique supernatural enemies to lovers rom-com called AN UNDERTAKING OF HART AND MERCY -- a gorgeously written story about loves, death, family, and possession.

Episode two hundred twenty five - part one

Kimmery Martin joins us to chat about DOCTORS AND FRIENDS a (made up) pandemic book written prior to the real pandemic, and released during COVID-19. Kimmery discusses the importance of giving a human face to the first responders and how writing more than two perspectives challenged her.

Episode two hundred twenty four - part two

Jenn got to chat with Alex Segura about his novel SECRET IDENTITY, a love letter to 1970s New York and the comics industry-- and also one of the best mysteries of the year!

Episode two hundred twenty four - part one

Evelyn and Sophie discuss their love for Rom-Coms -- which feed their souls during hard times, and of course BEFORE I DO, Cousins' novel which matches a love triangle with a maybe second chance love story.

Episode two hundred twenty three - part one

Jessikah catches up with author Mina Hardy AKA Megan Hart about WE KNEW ALL ALONG -- an artfully layered domestic thriller that will keep you going with it's razor sharp plotting.

Episode two hundred twenty three - part three

Wanda M. Morris is back, with coffee and a new book! ANYWHERE YOU RUN is a fast paced historical thriller about two black sisters on the run from harrowing situations during the 1964 Jim Crow era.

Episode two hundred twenty three - part two

Lily Brooks-Dalton's THE LIGHT PIRATE is a deeply affecting novel about natural disaster, climate change, and community on the edges of civilization. Jenn talked to Lily about decentering the human and telling nature's story.

Episode two hundred twenty two - part two

Syosset Native and Filmmaker Steve Taub joins us to talk about his work, his time in Syosset as well as his film Impresarios and Visionaries which will be showing at Syosset Library on Friday, December 16.

Bio

Impresarios and Visionaries trailer

Day in the life of a stand-up comedian

Holocaust testimonial trailer

Elements - Lyrics Steven Taub Music Cathy Kreger