Dr. Lori Moore Langdon recounts her path from humble beginnings to a 30 year career as a celebrated pediatrician serving rural patients from equally challenging backgrounds. An inspiring conversation with a true heroine who changes lives even as she saves them.
Stephen Harrison takes us inside the shadowy corners of Infopendium, his fictional version of Wikipedia in the high tech thriller THE EDITORS.
Anne DaVigo launches NIGHTFLIGHT today! Learn the story of the crash of Mainliner 629 which happened 70 years ago, and the eerie connection between the bomber and her family.
Veeda Bybee leveraged the pandemic to introduce her kids to her favorite musicals and a cool cookbook was the result.
Michael Lee discusses “When the Band Played On: The Life of Randy Shilts, America’s Trailblazing Gay Journalist,” and Michael’s path from activist and professor to published author.
My good friend, Terry Shames discusses her new stand-alone thriller, OUT OF CONTROL, the evolution of her best-selling Samuel Craddock mystery series, and the discipline she brings to The Craft. An enlightening visit with one of the best in the business.
Meet Victor Methos, uber successful attorney turned author. He introduces us to the first in his new Vegas Shadows series, THE SILENT WATCHER. Victor candidly recounts his circuitous path to authorship and reveals the person who awoke his creative mind.
Linda Broenniman discovered a stunning family secret at age 60. The girl who grew up Catholic learned her family was Jewish. What happened next became a fascinating story of intrigue and heroism that grew into THE POLITZER SAGA.
Freelance book reviewer Oline Cogdill joins me to share a few of her favorite books from 2024. We also talk about how she decides what to read and what distinguishes the great from the good.
Ruby Peru discusses the performance audiobook version of her cult classic, BITS OF STRING TOO SMALL TO SAVE, her journey to authorship and the complicated process of audiobook production.
Brooke Randel discusses Also Here: Love, Literacy, and the Legacy of the Holocaust, how her grandmother encouraged her to tell the story and how it’s powerful impact changed her. An important book and a fascinating conversation.
Ellen Kirschman is back with the fifth installment of the Dot Meyerhoff series, Call Me Carmela! This latest book is a must-read for anyone who loves a story packed with emotional depth, shocking twists, and characters who linger in your mind long after the last page.
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