Best Ava Clark Podcasts (2024)

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Steve L. Clark: Sinner 12:04

21h ago12:04

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Episode 269 is back with Steve L. Clark returning for a sample reading of his upcoming thriller, Sinner. It's a haunting, if not riveting reading that you don't want to miss! Be sure to check out last week's episode with Steve AND his previous visits in the links below, as well as his website and more! Steve L Clark website, blog, with social media…

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Interview with Steve L Clark 30:58

8d ago30:58

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Steve L Clark returns for episode 268! It's a great conversation discussing hidden easter eggs across our books, and starting his own press. We also cover another of his books which came out between visits, then we dive into his latest book, Sinner, coming October 31st! Steve L Clark website, blog, with social media links Sinner on Amazon Steve's p…

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Ava Caldwell: The Birds Don't Care If You're Pretty 26:57

15d ago26:57

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Episode 267 features last week's guest, Ava Caldwell giving a lovely, and mesmerizing sample reading of her debut novel, The Birds Don't Care If You're Pretty. Be sure to check the links below for Ava's books and to follow her on social media! Ava's book on Amazon Ava on Instagram Ava in Goodreads Our interview with Ava from episode 266 Leave the s…

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Interview with Ava Caldwell 28:25

22d ago28:25

28:25

Episode 266 introduces us to a debut author, Ava Caldwell! This is a delightful chat where we discuss writing rituals, inspiration, the benefits of dictation, and what it was like having parents who are also authors! Ava's book on Amazon Ava on Instagram Ava in Goodreads Leave the show a voicemail by calling 1-816-226-7670! Sample Chapter Tees and …

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Kevin Carr: Cosmic Tales 20:20

29d ago20:20

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Episode 265 brings Kevin Carr back for a thrilling reading of one of his short stories from his new anthology, Cosmic Tales, available now! Kevin Carr on Substack Kevin's books on Amazon Fat Guys at the Movies webpage with social media links Episode 40 with Kevin Carr from 2018 Episode 264 with Kevin Carr Leave the show a voicemail by calling 1-816…

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Interview with Kevin Carr 39:16

1M ago39:16

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Episode 264 welcomes back an old friend of the show, Kevin Carr! We have a fun chat catching up on the past 6 years, the conclusion of his nationally syndicated radio show Fat Guys at the Movies, the value of short stories, prioritizing your time, as well as discussing some of his other books including his latest! Kevin Carr on Substack Kevin's boo…

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Jon McBrine: Unsecret Identity 32:26

1M ago32:26

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Episode 263 brings back last week's guest, and YA/Sci-Fi author, Jon McBrine, to hear his sample chapter reading from his latest book, Unsecret Identity! It's a thrilling, adventurous tale that is sure to grab your interest in needing to know what happens next! Be sure to check out the links below for Jon's website and books as well as our conversa…

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Interview with Jon McBrine 41:18

2M ago41:18

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Episode 262 welcomes an author of "heroic" proportions, Jon McBrine! Jon joins the show to discuss his writing beginnings, story pace, discovering plot points, being thankful for the person who puts us on our writing journey, and so much more! Don't forget to subscribe on your favorite player so you don't miss a sample chapter reading next week by …

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Prison to Mission. Zach Aeschlimann 49:06

2M ago49:06

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Zack shares his story of redemption from drugs to prison to redemption to mission. His story is full of how God can take any person and any story and redeem it for the glory of his Kingdom.By Chuck and Emily Hooten

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Good luck, L.A. 15:42

2M ago15:42

15:42

After two-plus weeks of the Games, the Closing Ceremonies arrive today. Between the Parisian backdrop, the incredible athletic performances and celebrity buzz, these Olympics will stand apart – especially from the pandemic-era ones that preceded it. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with reporter Rick Maese and columnist Jerry Brewer about t…

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The per-capita winners of Paris 8:20

2M ago8:20

8:20

The Paris Olympics have been an incredible success story for the southern Caribbean islands of Dominica, Saint Lucia and Grenada. Most of those wins came on a single night in track. The meaning of the Olympics from Grenadian bronze-medalist Lindon Victor. Plus: Host Ava Wallace gives a rundown of the latest news from Paris. Subscribe to Ava’s newsl…

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A covid surprise on the track 18:12

2M ago18:12

18:12

It was a blockbuster day at the track on Thursday, and it was supposed to begin with Noah Lyles being anointed with his second gold medal – this time in his signature event, the men’s 200 meters. But as the sprinters turned the corner on the track, it was clear something was wrong. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post reporter Adam Ki…

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Crying at the race walk 19:27

2M ago19:27

19:27

Snoop Dogg, Flavor Flav, pins: The Paris Games are a bounty of cultural weirdness. And for people attending the Games in person, you can add to the list “hospitality houses” – party houses where people can pay a fee to watch sporting events with their countrymen. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace talks with Post features writer Dan Zak about his ex…

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Lauren Scruggs pushes fencing forward 11:22

2M ago11:22

11:22

Lauren Scuggs remembers being the only fencer in her Queens neighborhood: “It was a very weird thing for me to do.” In a sport that has been historically dominated in the United States by White people, Scruggs became the first Black American woman to win an individual fencing medal at the Olympics. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace sat down with Sc…

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Yimje Lee: One Star Hero 29:18

2M ago29:18

29:18

Episode 261 brings back debut fantasy author, Yimje Lee for a sample reading of his action-packed book, One Star Hero! Our interview with Yimje Lee from episode 260 One Star Hero is available at Barnes & Noble, and Amazon See some of the book's artwork at Honeyfeed Follow Yimje on Instagram and/or X (Twitter) Leave the show a voicemail by calling 1…

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The U.S. women’s basketball team didn’t need Caitlin Clark 23:40

2M ago23:40

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The U.S. women’s basketball team is a dynasty – and it didn’t need Caitlin Clark. Host Ava Wallace talks with columnists Candace Buckner and Jerry Brewer about that and drama on the track. Plus: How NBC brings the sounds of the Games to your living room. Subscribe to Ava’s newsletter here. Subscribe to The Washington Post here. Today’s show was pro…

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The redemption of Noah Lyles 13:44

2M ago13:44

13:44

Yesterday, Noah Lyles defended his title as fastest man in the world by winning the men’s 100-meter dash. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic bested Carlos Alcaraz, to whom he lost in Wimbledon just a month earlier. No matter where you turn, the Paris Olympics are packed with redemption stories. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post reporters Ri…

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Can the U.S. men's track team win gold in Paris? 15:01

2M ago15:01

15:01

Correction: A previous version of this episode misidentified Josh Kerr, the British middle-distance runner, as Sam Kerr, the Australian soccer player. The audio has been updated to remove the error. At the last Summer Olympics, not a single American man won gold in track. This year, track superstars, including Noah Lyles, are trying to set the reco…

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Simone Biles and the Olympians defying age 23:46

2M ago23:46

23:46

Many of the superstar athletes at the Paris Olympics are older than their peers have been in the past. Superstars like LeBron James, Katie Ledecky and Simomne Biles are forcing people to rethink how old is “too old” to be competing at the Olympics. Ava Wallace talks with Post sports reporter Emily Giambalvo and Post sports columnist Jerry Brewer ab…

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A U.S. coach's conflict in Paris 15:28

2M ago15:28

15:28

There are 223 former NCAA swimmers who trained in the United States at the 2024 Olympics. But only 46 represent the United States. It’s caused some awkward situations in Paris. Host Ava Wallace talks with Post sports columnist Barry Svrluga about the drama swirling around France’s star swimmer, Léon Marchand. Plus: What it’s like for the parents of…

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The TikTok Games 4:58

2M ago4:58

4:58

The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace recaps a big day for American gymnasts and women’s rugby, and what to watch out for yet today. Plus: How social-media stars like Ilona Maher, the US women's rugby player, are creating viral moments online. Subscribe to Ava’s newsletter here. Subscribe to The Washington Post here. Today’s show was produced and mixed…

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Interview with Yimje Lee 22:10

2M ago22:10

22:10

Episode 260 brings a fresh interview with a first-time author, Yimje Lee! During our chat, we discussed his lifelong love of fantasy, our mutual admiration for Hong Kong cinema, the value of YouTube, what inspired his novel and so much more! One Star Hero is available at Barnes & Noble, and Amazon See some of the book's artwork at Honeyfeed Follow …

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The race for swimming supremacy 23:43

2M ago23:43

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For years, the United States and Australia have duked it out for dominance in the Olympic swimming pool. Now, with U.S. legend Michael Phelps retired and Katie Ledecky slipping in some races, it might be Australia’s turn at the top of the podium. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post reporters Dave Sheinin and Rick Maese about the newe…

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It's gold or bust for U.S. men's basketball 20:41

2M ago20:41

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The U.S. men’s basketball team has won 16 of the 20 Olympics tournaments in history. They are one of greatest team dynasties at the Summer Games. But the rest of the world might be catching up. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post NBA reporter Ben Golliver about the team’s quest for redemption after their embarrassing defeat at the FI…

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Are world records becoming unbreakable? 14:43

2M ago14:43

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As the Paris Olympics get underway, everyone's watching to see what world records get broken this cycle. But what happens if some records are actually unbreakable? The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace talks with sports reporters Adam Kilgore and Emily Giambalvo about what their months-long analysis of world records says about the limits of human poten…

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Let the Games begin 7:12

2M ago7:12

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Paris’s audacious plan for the Opening Ceremonies had the city and organizers on edge. But despite the rain, the show went on. From Céline Dion on the Eiffel Tower to Flavor Flav at Team USA House, The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace gives you the rundown of the biggest moments from yesterday’s performances, and what events to follow today. Subscribe…

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The Paris Olympics' high-wire act 16:31

3M ago16:31

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Today is the culmination of years of planning and billions of dollars in investments for Olympics organizers and officials. It hasn’t come without controversy, though, and its impact on the lives of everyday Parisians is profound. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post foreign correspondents Claire Parker and Rick Noack, who are coverin…

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A new beginning for US women’s soccer 16:49

3M ago16:49

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U.S. women’s soccer is in a moment of transition at these Olympics. There’s a brand new coach, and star players like Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan are not on the roster in Paris. The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post soccer reporter Steven Goff about how a new generation of players have a chance to remake U.S. women’s soccer – and perh…

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Your passport to the Paris Olympics 24:09

3M ago24:09

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There are a lot of questions heading into the Summer Olympics: Is Paris prepared to host the Games? Who are the star athletes this year? What exactly is a “horsey passport”? The Washington Post’s Ava Wallace speaks with Post sports columnist Jerry Brewer and sports feature writer Rick Maese about those questions and more in the first episode of The…

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Abigail Morrison: The Yochni's Eye 15:10

3M ago15:10

15:10

Episode 259 brings part 2 of our session with Abigail Morrison featuring her chapter reading from her book, The Yochni's Eye! Abigail Morrison's website and newsletter The Yochni's Eye on Amazon Our interview with Abigail in episode 258 Sample Chapter Tees and more at TeePublic Support the show through Jason's books via his website! Contact the sho…

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Movements in Africa Part Two. Daniel Biahi 40:44

3M ago40:44

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In this conversation, Chuck and Daniel discuss the power of prayer and obedience in the context of the Disciple Making Movements (DMM) led by New Harvest. They highlight the importance of ordinary people doing extraordinary things through the power of the Holy Spirit. They emphasize that God can use anyone, regardless of their background or qualifi…

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Interview with Abigail Morrison 26:56

3M ago26:56

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We're back! It's episode 258 with YA author, Abigail Morrison! Jason and Abby have a fun time discussing 1st stories, her writer origin story, her affinity for giant dog-boys, Mission Impossible, and you learn how to grab her ebook for FREE! Abigail Morrison's website and newsletter The Yochni's Eye on Amazon Sample Chapter Tees and more at TeePubl…

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Movements in Africa Part One. Daniel Biahi 46:34

3M ago46:34

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In this episode, Chuck interviews his friend Daniel in Sierra Leone. Daniel shares his story of coming to faith and the hardships he faced during the civil war in Sierra Leone. Despite losing his entire family, Daniel found hope and purpose in serving God. The conversation also explores the importance of church as family and the impact of the missi…

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Introducing “The Sports Moment” 0:59

3M ago0:59

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Ava Wallace, sports reporter at The Washington Post, is heading to France to report on the Summer Games — and eat a lot of croissants. Join her starting July 24, continuing through the entire run of the games, for several episodes a week as she captures the highs, the lows and the Paris of it all, along with other Post colleagues. Sign up for The S…

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How To Wait In Pain. Ava Hooten. 37:31

3M ago37:31

37:31

The one and only Ava Hooten shares her story of getting sick on a mission trip and spending it in the hospital. Ava talks about questioning God and the importance of waiting. She talks about being 17 and the pressures of the future and the faithfulness of God.By Chuck and Emily Hooten

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Wendy Taylor "The Original Caitlin Clark" 39:27

4M ago39:27

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In this conversation, Chuck and Emily discuss their friendship with Wendy Taylor and the impact Wendy has had on thier spiritual journey. Wendy shares her basketball journey and how she came to know the Lord through the influence of others. They also discuss the importance of discipleship and the power of the Discovery Bible Study method. Wendy enc…

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Halfway Houses and Recovery Center Gospel Work. Jake Massengill and Brian Latimore 30:30

4M ago30:30

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Jake and Brian share their journey of working in recovery centers and halfway houses, and how they were called to serve people struggling with addiction. They talk about the transformative power of prayer and how it shifted their perspective on ministry. They emphasize the importance of ordinary people stepping into the Great Commission and being a…

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Taylor Tomlinson Reveals the Comedy Advice She Got From Stephen Colbert – And Her Therapist 36:16

4M ago36:16

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During this episode of “UnWrapped,” Taylor Tomlinson breaks down her journey from stand-up comedian to late night talk show host and what it means to be the only woman currently in late night television. Whether she’s seeking joke advice from her therapist or Stephen Colbert, the “After Midnight” host is just trying to navigate life as a 30-year-ol…

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Movements Through Ordinary People. James Forlines 35:57

4M ago35:57

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In this episode, Chuck and Emily interview James Forlines, a disciple-making and missional movement advocate. James shares his journey into disciple-making and the importance of ordinary people in God's work. He discusses the concept of movements and how they are centered around the power and presence of God. James also emphasizes the role of praye…

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Chuck and Emily Tell Their Story 39:35

4M ago39:35

39:35

What does it look like when questioning calling and place in the American church leads to discovering the new work God is doing all over the world. Chuck and Emily share their story of burnout and restoration as God continues to lead them on a road of learning that the Kingdom of God is found in the Spirit of God equipping "ordinary" people to expe…

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Rebecca Ferguson Talks ‘Silo,’ ‘Dune’ and ‘Mission: Impossible’ 29:16

4M ago29:16

29:16

On this episode of UnWrapped, “Silo” star and executive producer Rebecca Ferguson takes us behind the scenes of the AppleTV+ series – from stealing props and epic on screen entrances to studying trauma and what’s in store for season two. Ferguson also discusses her work in the “Dune” franchise and why she left “Mission: Impossible.”…

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What Is This Podcast All About? 8:23

5M ago8:23

8:23

Why a story podcast? Why ordinary people? Chuck and Emily give the background of how and why this podcast was born. This is a small clip from the full episode that will release next week!By Chuck and Emily Hooten

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Stories Of The Way is on the WAY!!!! 1:26

5M ago1:26

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Stories Of The Way is a podcast committed to telling stories of Ordinary People used by an Extraordinary God. We hope to awaken your missional imagination as you learn to hear the voice of God and give him your yes.By Chuck and Emily Hooten

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Abbott Elementary's Janelle James Reveals Quinta Brunson's Teleportation Skills and How She Built Ava 34:58

5M ago34:58

34:58

On this episode of “UnWrapped,” Emmy-nominated actress Janelle James takes us behind the scenes of “Abbott Elementary”– from her iconic “Back That Azz Up” dance to the season three wrap party. James also reminisces on her past jobs that prepared her for this role including working at her father’s restaurant and how her career in stand-up comedy hel…

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Melissa Benoist Talks Voting & Reproductive Rights 35:47

6M ago35:47

35:47

In an election year, actress Melissa Benoist is taking her activism to the screen, and begging voters to, well, vote. “The Girls on The Bus” star also talks women’s rights, motherhood and therapy. She also takes a walk down memory lane reminiscing on past projects such as “Glee” and “Supergirl.”

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Brittany Snow Digs In on Making Her Directorial Debut With ‘Parachute’ and the Emotions That Came With It 36:23

6M ago36:23

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On this episode of “UnWrapped,” actress Brittany Snow opens-up about reliving her experience with an eating disorder and self-harm while directing her new film “Parachute.” Snow talks about creating a safe environment on set and what she is working on with her therapist to take care of her mental health. The “John Tucker Must Die” actress also disc…

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John F Duffy: A Ballroom For Ghost Dancing 14:30

6M ago14:30

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Episode 257 brings John F Duffy back for his sample reading from his award-winning novel, A Ballroom For Ghost Dancing! Check out our conversation with John from last week in episode 256. It's linked below. John F. Duffy website, mailing list, and social media links A Ballroom For Dancing on Amazon Our interview with John from episode 256 Pop Goes …

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Interview with John F. Duffy 41:52

6M ago41:52

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Writer/Producer, John F. Duffy is our amazing guest for episode 256! We're discussing writing from life experiences, being real with yourself, striving to connect emotionally with the reader, the similarities between film and writing, making time for kids while we can, and our favorite Pokemon LOL! All this and more are only a click away. John F. D…

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Laura Dern and Jayme Lemons Talk “Palm Royale,” Nepotism and Taylor Swift 31:51

6M ago31:51

31:51

On this episode of WrapWomen’s “UnWrapped” Podcast, “Palm Royale” star Laura Dern and her producing partner Jayme Lemons discuss their new series “Palm Royale,” career highlights and the joys of their work. Dern also opens up working with her father Bruce Dern on the new AppleTV+ series and discusses her friendship with Taylor Swift, including her …

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Mark Stevens: The Fireballer 17:19

7M ago17:19

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Episode 255 features the sample chapter reading from our guest, Mark Stevens! Mark will be reading a selection from his latest release, The Fireballer, which is available now. Don't forget to follow the links below for Mark, his website and books, as well as our podcast friends and affiliates. Award-winning mystery author, Mark Stevens is our estee…

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