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one hundred and twenty six – part two
Episode 126 B. Dr. Emily Levesque talks adventures in astronomy! Since the beginning of human history, we’ve observed the stars. But how has technology changed this practice? Emily assures us that today’s astronomers are still star gazing, and chasing excitement while taking their profession to new heights (literally).
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One hundred and twenty five
Josh Malerman talks to us about horror, the blizzard of Bird Box memes that inhabited the internet, and A House at the Bottom of a Lake, his newest tale of first love, terror, and the strange point where they touch.
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One hundred twenty four – part 2
From friends who wrote fan fiction to favorites such as The Honey Don’t List, Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings bring their fun, fresh voices to Turn the Page! Listen as Christina and Lauren talk about their (very cool) writing process, and much more.
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One hundred twenty four – part 1
Julia Fierro and Caeli Wolfson Widger chat about going from best friends and solo authors, to best friends and a team of co-authors in their novel Santa Monica, a thriller and wry social commentary.
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One hundred and twenty three
We were NOT so Wrong About how frightening Don Bluth’s children’s films were to us children’s of the 80’s, but we loved them anyway. Welcoming back Sarah Marshall of the podcast You’re Wrong About we discuss the impact of three of Bluth’s earliest animated features as they relate to our youth.
