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Episode three hundred five – part two
Philip Kaisary’s FROM HAVANA TO HOLLYWOOD: SLAVE RESISTANCE IN THE CINEMATIC IMAGINARY is a fascinating exploration of the depiction of slave rebellions on film. He stopped by to chat about his research into some extremely interesting films.
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Episode three hundred five – part one
Adam Nimoy’s THE MOST HUMAN: RECONCILING WITH MY FATHER, LEONARD NIMOY, is a touching and insightful exploration of his estrangement and reconciliation with his famous father. Adam stopped by to talk about fathers, fame, and legacy.
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Episode three hundred five – part three
Jenn chatted with Kirsty Greenwood, author of THE LOVE OF MY AFTERLIFE, a deeply funny and deeply touching rom-com about a recently deceased woman who meets “the one” in the hereafter’s waiting room and gets a second chance at her happily ever after.
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Episode three hundred four – part four
Lexi Blake stopped by to talk about the sustaining power of romance and her new book, MY ROYAL SHOWMANCE, the second installment of the Park Avenue Promise novels.
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Episode three hundred three – part one
Rosalie M. Lin’s DAUGHTER OF CALAMITY is a gorgeous and evocative historical fantasy set in a richly imagined 1930s Shanghai. Rosalie stopped by to talk about the book’s creative blend of historical research and her personal experiences abroad that informed her writing.
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Episode three hundred three – part three
Jenn sat down with Ruth Bonapace to chat about her novel
THE BULGARIAN TRAINING MANUAL, in which body builder Tina takes an Oz-like journey to Bulgaria and back again in search of a mysterious book with the power to unlock her fitness dreams
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Episode three hundred three – part two
Eden Royce’s HOLLOW TONGUE is a gorgeous and haunting Southern Gothic novella about family, houses, memory, and bodies. Eden stopped by to chat about returning to the cocoon of the past after trauma.
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Episode three hundred two – part four
Jenn spoke to director Frances Causey about her documentary FINAL FIGHT: WHEN THE TRAUMA OF WAR COMES HOME, which provides a fascinating and empathetic overview of the Post-Traumatic Stress epidemic in the American military. Learn more here: Final Fight (DVD)
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Episode three hundred two – part two
Susie Dumond’s LOOKING FOR A SIGN is a delicious queer rom-com about a down & out lesbian who decides to find her soul mate by dating every zodiac sign. Susie chatted about writing New Orleans, astrology, and navigating your Saturn Return!
