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Turn the Page – SPECIAL EPISODE 36 – Jack Brewster and Newsreel

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After having launched a successful journalism career, writing for The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and many other respected outlets, Jack Brewster found himself concerned by the prevelence of misinformation and how it spread based on the changing nature of the way we engage with our news.

Jack joined Turn the Page to chat about how he used his experience and passion for promoting democracy through a well informed populace to found Newsreel, an app that is designed to adapt the traditional news article, to how the landscape has changed the field.

Turn The Page – Episode 395F – Vincent Tirado

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Vincent Tirado returns with their fabulous blend of horror and dark humor in YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN NICER TO MY MOM, a story about Xiomara and her wealthy family who sharpen their knives when their patriarch passes away – leaving not a will, but an actual demon to contend with.

Turn The Page – Episode 395D – Corinne Sullivan

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Talia can’t believe her luck when she re-meets her ex-boyfriend Townsend, newly single and ready to take their relationship seriously this time. Unfortunately, Townsend is the prime suspect in the disappearance of his ex, and Talia might be too in her own fantasy to heed the red flags.

Turn The Page – Episode 395C – Olesya Salnikova Gilmore

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Gilmore returns with another historic gothic horror, set (mostly) in 1920’s Paris, and dazzles with stories of disgraced royals, the folk art of fortune telling and the allure of an intergenerational murder mystery.

Turn The Page – Episode 394F – Elizabeth Everett

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Elizabeth Everett invites us for a stay at a hotel for magic residents in MAGIC AND MISCHIEF AT THE WAYSIDE HOTEL, a cozy fantasy about a former Paladin and a human single mother who find love across realms.

Turn The Page – Episode 394E – Shannon J. Spann

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Spann joins us to chat about A STAGE SET FOR VILLAINS, a deliciously dark fantasy where the gods have abandoned humanity and left behind a mysterious phantom playhouse inhabited by The Players – supernatural beings with a dark script to follow.

Turn The Page – Episode 393F – Gabe Rotter

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Syosset alumni Gabe Rotter returns to his hometown roots, both in THE BEAST IN ME, Netflix’s hit limited series set in Oyster Bay Cove, and right here on Turn the Page Podcast, where Gabe shares his journey to a career in the entertainment industry.

Turn The Page – Episode 393D – Pip Knight

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Pip Knight brings us the most relatable vampire in AUBREY WANTS TO DIE and discusses how she aimed to lovingly flip the tropes of both thrillers and vampire fiction in this spectacular series opener.

Turn The Page – Episode 392E – Ellen Meeropol

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Ellen Meeropol talks SOMETIMES AN ISLAND, a nesting doll of a novel that connects various stories of generational trauma building to a climate crisis from which a population must learn to come to understand one another, and the earth they inhabit if they want to move forward.

Turn The Page – Episode 391B – Jennifer Murphy

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THE GHOST WOMEN is a little bit mystery, a little bit history, and a lot of intrigue. Jennifer Murphy talks to Jessikah about how her interest in Tarot and art inspired a story set in the 1970’s about a group of teen girls at the center of a series of mysterious murders.