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episode 28: James Gilbert on Historical Fiction
The intersection of history and fiction is front and center as we meet Dr. James Gilbert, author of three novels and a book of short stories. In 2017 he won second place in the F. Scott Fitzgerald Short Story contest. Formerly, he was an American Historian and author of eleven books, one of which was a New York Times notable book. He is currently at work on a mystery series set in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, and also a novel set in Chicago in 1894...
episode 27: Bunye Ngene and "The Bodies That Move"
Bunye Ngene is a Nigerian author who currently lives in Munich, Germany. His debut novel "The Bodies That Move" was is a finalist in the "2021 Next Generation Indie Book Awards." His writing (German and English) is inspired by the uniqueness of everyday life and the interaction between different social groups. Bunye and Alex talk about his book, his approach to writing, and how it is affected by his move from Nigeria to Germany.
Buy the book here...
episode 26: Inside Sesame Street with Dr. Lucille
Elmo. Kermit the Frog. Big Bird. Cookie Monster. Oscar the Grouch. These are some of the most lovable characters to ever come across a television screen...
Choose The Podcast Option!
Are you weighing your options to build awareness for yourself or your business?
If so, you should consider The Podcast Option.
In this fast-reading ebook, 15-year podcasting and broadcasting veteran Alex Greenwood shares stories, practical tips, and advice from his hundreds of hours as a podcast host, producer, and guest. The Podcast Option is mandatory reading for those new to podcasting and a welcome addition to the veteran podcaster’s library...
episode 25: Nina Munteanu on The Age of Water
Nina Munteanu is a Canadian ecologist and internationally published novelist of science fiction and fantasy who has made ecology and limnology her life's work. In today's discussion, she talks about her book A Diary in the Age of Waterandshares her thoughts on what water should really mean to us and how it touches us in immeasurable ways...
episode 23: The Poetry of Time and Acceptance with Sonia Iris Lozada
How can the properties of time and acceptance flow through poetry? We asked poet and performer Sonia Iris Lozada. Lozada is fascinated with perceptions of time, history, dreams, psychology, and the metaphysical. Her #1 bestselling publications include Inspire Me: Raw (2017), Follow Akashic Dreaming through Time(2019), and Inspire Me: Perception(2019)...
episode 21: Richie Billing on Fantasy Writing & More
Richie Billing is a writer, editor, podcaster, and marketer from Liverpool, UK. He's had over a dozen short stories published along with a fantasy novel, Pariah's Lament, which came out on 17th March this year. He works for a leading digital marketing firm and applies everything he learns to book and author marketing...
episode 17: Goddesses and Chaos with Renaii West
Renaii West joins us to talk about Greek mythology influences and more in her first novel, Death by Chaos (click here to order).
West is a former dramatic arts instructor in a school of creative and performing arts. Desiring to spread her creative wings, she is now creating fun-loving and sometimes quirky characters who inadvertently find themselves in the middle of a mystery and must use their wits and cunning to solve the case...
episode 16: Humanizing History with NL Holmes
Humanizing history by writing relatable characters with a flair for drama is a tricky business, yet today's guest makes it look easy. We are thrilled to welcome back to the show Nun-Turned-Archaeologist author N.L. Holmes. N.L. Holmes is the pen name of a professional archaeologist who received her doctorate from Bryn Mawr College. She has excavated in Greece and in Israel and taught ancient history and humanities at the university level for many years...
So, You Want to Be a Good Podcast Guest?
You’re an expert in your field, you have some great points to make, and you managed to get booked on a podcast. Congrats! That’s often the tricky part, but you’re only halfway there. Now you must ensure you’re doing everything you can to help your appearance go smoothly and gain traction with listeners. Listen in as Alex shares insights from his new article.
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