Jun 29, 2021
My guest is Danielle Henderson, TV writer and author of the moving and thoughtful new memoir THE UGLY CRY. She talks about using humor as a way to process some of the strange and disturbing events throughout her childhood, and chronicles what it was like to find solace and protection from abuse as her one of a kind and...
Jun 21, 2021
Christina Sweeney-Baird wrote her new speculative fiction novel The End of Men before Covid-19 struck, but the similarities are striking. Baird writes about a 2025 pandemic that kills only men and what that means for the women left behind. She tells the story of the Male Plague through first-person accounts of...
Jun 15, 2021
Writing is never easy, but there are certain tricks, shortcuts, and techniques you can use to increase your productivity and efficiency. David Hochman joins the show to suggest some very useful writing “hacks.” He is a long-time freelance writer whose byline has appeared in The New York Times, GQ, AARP, and more....
Jun 7, 2021
“It all started with a mixtape,” says guest Nifemi Aluko, who used that inspiration to write his fascinating new book: Press Play: Music as A Catalyst For Change. Originally from Nigeria, Nifemi is a graduate of Stanford Business School, a musician, beatmaker, and business owner. We talk about his journey from a...