Writer Eric Fisher chats with me about his new non-fiction, Buried Alive: Four Ways to Free Yourself from the Dirt. Bio:Canadian transplant. Southern US born. Eric Fisher is a Canadian Certified Counsellor residing in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Originally from Tennessee, he has over 15 years of experience working outpatient and inpatient treatment settings in the Read More
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Interview with historical romance author Morgan Blake
Historical romance author Morgan Blake chats with me today about her debut novel, The Cherry Trees of Rosings. During her virtual book tour, Morgan will be giving away a $20 Amazon or Barnes and Noble (winner’s choice) gift card to a lucky randomly selected participant. To be entered for your chance to win, use the form Read More
Interview with poet Subhaga Crystal Bacon
Poet Subhaga Crystal Bacon is chatting with me about their new collection, A Brief History of My Sex Life. Bio:Subhaga Crystal Bacon (they/them), is the author of five collections of poetry including, A Brief History of My Sex Life, Lily Poetry Review Books 2026; the Lambda Literary finalist, Transitory, 2023, winner of the BOA Editions, Read More
Interview with mystery author Liisa Koval
Mystery author Liisa Kovala is chatting with me about her new historical novel, Like Water for Weary Souls. Bio:Liisa Kovala is a Finnish Canadian author, certified fiction and memoir book coach, and podcast host. Like Water for Weary Souls (House of Karhu, 2025) is her second historical novel. Her debut historical novel, Sisu’s Winter War, Read More
Interview with dark fiction author Mark L’Estrange
Dark fiction author Mark L’Estrange chats with me about his new horror novel, The Banshee Bride. Welcome, Mark. Please tell us a little bit about yourself.I was born in Balham (London), the gateway to the south in 1964. The hospital was pulled down the year I was born… that should have been a clue right Read More
Interview with novelist Elizabeth Gauffreau
Novelist Elizabeth Gauffreau chats with me about her new 20th century historical fiction, The Weight of Snow and Regret. Bio:Elizabeth Gauffreau writes fiction and poetry with a strong connection to family and place. Her work has been widely published in literary magazines, as well as several themed anthologies. Her short story “Henrietta’s Saving Grace” was Read More
Interview with poet Debadrita Sarkar
Poet Debadrita Sarkar chats with me today about her new collection, Loved, But Undone. Bio:Debadrita Sarkar is a writer and poet based in India. Her writings are being featured in newspapers and magazines, including The Hindu and The Statesman. Since childhood, she has always had a passion for stories and poems. At age twelve, she Read More
Interview with writer LeeAnn Mallorie
Writer LeeAnn Mallorie joins me today to chat about her new women’s leadership self-help book, Guts & Grace: How to Dissolve Glass Ceilings, Lead Consciously and Dismantle the Patriarchy Within. Bio:LeeAnn Mallorie is the founder and CEO of Guts & Grace, an embodied leadership training and consulting firm whose mission is to steward the evolution Read More
Interview with physician Matthew Bennett
Dr. Matthew Bennett is chatting with me about his book, Mastering Chronic Pain: How Peak Resilience Unlocks Your Potential. Bio:Dr. Matthew Bennett is an orthopedic spine surgeon and functional medicine expert who has dedicated his career to helping individuals overcome chronic pain and unlock their full potential. With a foundation in Nutritional Sciences from Cornell Read More
Interview with writer Bill Hulseman
Writer Bill Hulseman joins me today to talk about his memoir, six to carry the casket and one to say the mass: reflections on life, identity, and moving forward. Bio:Bill Hulseman is a writer, ritual designer, and former educator whose work explores identity, belonging, and personal agency. His debut book, six to carry the casket and Read More