"Twenty Simple Steps to Ventriloquism" a story written and read by author Jon Padgett. Taken from the book "The Secret of Ventriloquism" about which more can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Secret-Ventriloquism-Jon-Padgett/dp/0692799648

Originally aired on April 16th 2018.

Originally aired on April

Wherein I spend way too long talking about Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi, introduce a new segment called "Tables & Fables" where I pair a book with a board game, interview debut author Bryan Camp on his first book, The City of Lost Fortunes, out April 17, and overuse a Forrest Gump quote. Originally uploaded on April 14th 2018.

Timestamps:

:00 Intro

1:00 Book Industry News

5:24 Book of the Month: Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi

18:32 Tables & Fables: Annihilation by Jeff Vandermeer and Evolution from North Star Games

21:59 Interview with local debut author of The City of Lost Fortunes, Bryan Camp

34:56 Wrap-Up and Coming next month

Originally aired on April 11th 2018.

David sits down with Southern Food and Beverage Museum founder and author Liz Williams to talk the origins of New Orleans cuisine, the politics of roux, and about her book NEW ORLEANS: A FOOD BIOGRAPHY which was recently selected as this year's One Book One New Orleans Selection. More information about One Book can be found here: http://onebookonenola.org/. More info on SoFab can be found here: https://natfab.org/southern-food-and-beverage/ Originally aired on April 12th 2018.

Natalie Sprowl speaks with organizers of the Special Olympics Louisiana. Originally aired on April 2nd 2018.

Natalie Sprowl sits down with Victoria Parrilla of Project Heal's Tulane New Orleans chapter. Originally aired on March 26th 2018.

Sherry talks with best selling author Laura Lippman about her latest novel. Originally aired on April 5th 2018.

David sits down with Brian Boyles, writer and Vice President of content at the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, to talk about New Orleans' past and future. Originally aired on March 31st 2018.