Turn The Page – Episode 283a

Episode two hundred eighty three – part one

In UN-ADDICTION: SIX MIND-CHANGING CONVERSATIONS THAT COULD SAVE A LIFE, Dr. Nzinga Harrison proposes a new framework for understanding, talking about, and treating substance use disorders. Jenn sat down with Dr. Harrison to discuss this revolutionary and deeply compassionate book.

Turn The Page – Episode 281

Episode two hundred eighty one

Jessikah and Jenn sat down with Zack Loran Clark and Nick Eliopulos to talk about their new middle-grade horror series, THE DOOMSDAY ARCHIVE. The first installment, THE WANDERING HOUR, is out this week!

Turn The Page – Episode 280b

Episode two hundred eighty – part two

Luke Gracias is a writer and environmental specialist who has also worked in the film industry. Luke stopped by to talk to Jenn about how his experiences have shaped his approach to writing and storytelling in his books, including his newest, DOGBOY V. CATFISH.

Turn The Page – Episode 279

Episode two hundred seventy nine

Buffy the Vampire Slayer is one of the most formative influences on the world of fantasy, scifi and horror. With an expansive world and unforgettable characters, the world of the Vampire Slayer is still very much alive. We welcome Buffy’s very own Amber Benson and horror author Christopher Golden about Slayers, an Audible original – and all new audio series that brings a fresh take on the Buffy verse while bringing back favorite characters.

Turn The Page – Episode 277a

Episode two hundred seventy seven – part one

Friend of the show Zach Rosenberg stopped by again to chat about THE LONG SHALOM. Jessikah and Jenn had a blast talking about this rollicking Jewish horror-noir that transcends genres, space and time.

Turn The Page – Episode 276a

Episode two hundred seventy six – part one

Author Bernadette Giacomazzo stopped by to talk about THE GOLDEN GIRLS: A CULTURAL HISTORY, a lovely examination of the making of the classic sitcom and its legacy. This book is chock full of fun facts about how the Golden Girls changed the television landscape and fascinating cultural commentary!

Turn The Page – Episode 275a

Episode two hundred seventy five – part one

Natasha Daniels’ THE GRIEF ROCK: A BOOK TO UNDERSTAND GRIEF AND LOVE is an empathetic and moving exploration of grief for children and their caretakers. Natasha, a child anxiety and OCD therapist, and Jenn talk about writing for parents vs. writing for children, and helping children sit with grief.

Turn The Page – Episode 272c

Episode two hundred seventy two – part three

Zach Schonfeld’s HOW COPPOLA BECAME CAGE is a fascinating, insightful, and wildly entertaining glimpse into Nicolas Cage’s early career. Culminating with his Oscar win for Leaving Las Vegas, Schonfeld chronicles the actor’s early experimentation and rise to fame.

Turn The Page – Episode 272a

Episode two hundred seventy two – part one

Owen D. Pomery’s THE HARD SWITCH is a beautiful and contemplative graphic novel about a spaceship’s crew and the end of non-renewable resources. Owen stopped by to chat with Jenn about sci-fi, architecture, and world-building.

Turn The Page – Episode 272b

Episode two hundred seventy two – part two

Richard D. Bailey’s PIRATE COVE: AN INSIDER’S ACCOUNT OF THE INFAMOUS SOUTHPORT LANE SCANDAL covers the precipitous rise and fall of Alexander Chatfield Burns. Richard and Jenn talk about writing white collar true crime.