I migliori American Duchess podcast (2024)

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#93 - Bouncing Through History: Sarah Albee's Rubber-Fueled Adventure 40:51

24h ago40:51

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As a parent or educator, are you always on the lookout for books that make learning fun? Look no further than Sarah Albee's imaginative non-fiction works. In this episode, Albee shares her secrets for transforming complex subjects into engaging stories that respect children's intelligence. From hands-on science experiments to little-known historica…

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#92 - Inside the Opioid Epidemic: Laura Essay Talks Her New Legal Novel & Years of Research 47:30

8d ago47:30

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In this eye-opening interview, author Laura Essay discusses her new legal novel "Side Effects Are Minimal" and shares insights from her years of research into the opioid epidemic. Essay, a former attorney, delves into the complexities of the crisis, the roles of various actors, and the importance of raising awareness through fiction. Discover the r…

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#69. Scott Adkins Talks TAKE COVER, Action Movies & Batman 13:39

13d ago13:39

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Action superstar Scott Adkins joins this bite-sized episode of the Movies In Focus podcast to talk about his latest film Take Cover - a high-octane one-location action flick that’s a real must for fans of the genre. Known for his athletic turns in films like Accident Man, Undisputed, John Wick Chapter 4 and The Expendables 2, Scott has entertained …

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#91 - Madeline Martin on Wartime Resilience, Motherhood & the Power of Books 43:31

15d ago43:31

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Looking for your next immersive historical read? Tune in as Madeline Martin takes you behind the scenes of "The Booklover's Library", a novel Blaine DeSantis calls "almost more history than fiction." You'll hear how Martin's research shaped vivid characters and moving themes of motherhood, community, and the solace of stories in troubled times. Lea…

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#68. Kevin Smith Talks THE 4:30 MOVIE & Euros Lyn Discusses THE RADLEYS 18:29

16d ago18:29

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Two very different directors talk about two very different films on this episode of the Movies In Focus podcast. First-up, Kevin Smith talks about his 1980s set comedy, The 4:30 Movie and then later in the episode Euros Lyn discusses his vampire-comedy, The Radleys. Kevin Smith was one of the leading figures in the 1990s independent film scene. His…

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#90 - Sweet Success: The Triumphs and Tribulations of California's Sugar King 50:24

22d ago50:24

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Historian Sandra Bonura shares the fascinating story of Claus Spreckels, a German immigrant who became one of the wealthiest men in America during the Gilded Age. Discover how Spreckels built a sugar empire in California and Hawaii in her captivating biography "The Sugar King of California," which Blaine DeSantis calls "the best biography I've read…

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Fall in love with Artemisia: A conversation with Interior Designer & Co-Founder, Rosemarie Padovano 49:12

23d ago49:12

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Interior design creates movement and reflects thoughtfulness. It is the one profession that the art and discovery of each element reflects not only upon the lives and tastes of the client, but the expertise of the designer themselves. This episode will introduce you to one of the most talented souls Anne has met: Rosemarie Padovano. As Elsie de Wol…

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#89 - Aimie K. Runyan on Mademoiselle Eiffel: Gustave's Right-Hand Woman 52:30

29d ago52:30

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In this episode, author Aimie K. Runyan discusses her new biographical fiction novel, Mademoiselle Eiffel, which uncovers the little-known story of Claire Eiffel, Gustave Eiffel's daughter. Runyan shares fascinating insights from her research into Claire's pivotal role working alongside her famous father on projects like the Eiffel Tower and Statue…

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#88 - The Duchess of Diamonds: Annie Reed Uncovers Gilded Age Grifter Cassie Chadwick 54:39

1M ago54:39

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She lied, she cheated, she swindled. And she almost got away with it. Annie Reed, author of "The Impostor Heiress," reveals the stranger-than-fiction tale of Cassie Chadwick, a woman who posed as Andrew Carnegie's daughter and conned her way into millions during the Gilded Age. But who was the real Cassie Chadwick hiding beneath all the diamonds an…

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Creating Emotional Connections with Interior Design: A conversation with Alexandra Kaehler, Chicago based Interior Designer 24:31

1M ago24:31

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Interior Design is loved by so many. It inspires, plays with your senses and captures your imagination. In this episode, we are delighted to host, renowned Chicago based interior designer, Alexandra Kaehler. One of the unique elements of Alex’s interior design style is her approach. She prioritizes getting to know her clients from an emotional pers…

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#87 - Abandoned at Birth: An Adoptee's Journey to Find Her Truth 51:42

1M ago51:42

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Adoptee and author Janet Sherlund gets personal about her search for belonging in this must-listen episode. Sharing insights from her memoir "Abandoned at Birth," Sherland offers a relatable perspective on the challenges adoptees face in forming their identities and connecting with their roots. Gain a deeper understanding of the adoption experience…

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#86 - Ambiguous Loss and Perseverance: The Making of "Foreign Seed" 50:28

2M ago50:28

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Join author Allison Alsup as she discusses her debut novel "Foreign Seed". Alsup shares the decade-long journey of writing her book, from the initial spark of inspiration to the extensive research and revisions that shaped the final story. She also delves into the historical and personal influences behind her complex characters and offers a sneak p…

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#67. Director Mikael Håfström On SLINGSHOT Starring Casey Affleck & Laurence Fishburne 17:18

2M ago17:18

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Director Mikael Håfström joins this episode of the Movies In Focus podcast to discuss his latest film, Slingshot, a space thriller starring Casey Affleck and Laurence Fishburne. Mikael is no stranger to crafting tense, atmospheric films, having directed works like his adaptation of Stephen King’s 1408 starring John Cusack and the Sylvester Stallone…

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#85 - From Ben Franklin to Amazon: The Evolution of American Bookstores with Dr. Evan Friss 51:42

2M ago51:42

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If you've ever found yourself lost in the aisles of a bookstore, this episode is for you. Dr. Evan Friss, author of "The Bookshop: A History of the American Bookstore," shares his passion for the magic of bookstores and the communities they create. Learn about the innovators who revolutionized bookselling, the cozy charm of indie shops, and the sur…

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Celebrating Sophisticated Joy in your Home: A conversation with Jen Potter, founder of Fete Home 27:29

2M ago27:29

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This episode is filled with Sophisticated Joy! We are excited to be hosting Jen Potter founder of Fete Home. Fete Home is a beautiful home décor destination known for bringing pattern and color to your home. Fete Home features table linens, pillows and launching this September… you will be delighted to see their new collection of wallpaper and fabr…

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#84 - Embracing the Wild: Lynne Spriggs O'Connor on Nature, Love, and Belonging 53:11

2M ago53:11

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What happens when you leave everything behind to start anew in the wilds of Montana? Author Lynne Spriggs O'Connor did just that, and the experience transformed her in ways she never imagined. From learning to hunt elk to finding unexpected love, O'Connor's memoir "Elk Love" challenges us to consider: How deeply can nature change us if we let it? L…

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#66. Director Adam Nelson & Writer Chris Watt Discuss THE MIRE 39:35

2M ago39:35

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Directed by Adam Nelson and written by Chris Watt, The Mire is a well-honed dramatic thriller which grabs your attention and draws you into its tense plot. Essentially a one-location, three-hander, the low-budget film knows exactly what to do with its limited resources and it keeps you hooked until its surprising finale. Returning guest Adam Nelson…

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#83 - Exploring the Old West's Peak with Author Chris Wimmer 40:09

2M ago40:09

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Dive into the captivating world of the Old West with author Chris Wimmer as he shares the stories behind his hit book "The Summer of 1876." Discover the lesser-known tales of American history and learn how Wimmer brings these narratives to life through his immersive podcasts. Whether you're a history buff or just love a good story, this episode is …

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#65. It's Hammer Time With DOCTOR JEKYLL Director Joe Stephenson 21:27

3M ago21:27

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Director Joe Stephenson joins this episode of the Movies In Focus podcast to discuss his latest film, Doctor Jekyll. This film marks a significant moment for Hammer Studios, being their first horror release since the company's acquisition by the aptly named John Gore. Starring, Eddie Izzard and Scott Chambers, the film offers a fresh take on Robert…

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#82 - The Unlikely Rise of a Female Crime Boss in 1860s New York 48:09

3M ago48:09

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Today we’re joined by acclaimed author and former New York Times obituary writer Margalit Fox. Margalit discusses her captivating new historical true crime book, "The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum," which uncovers the extraordinary life of a forgotten female crime boss in 1860s New York. Book Spotlight: "The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum": "The Talented Mrs.…

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A Love for Grandmillennial Style: A conversation with the creator of Charm Lane, Alexa Archibald 48:08

3M ago48:08

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Grandmillennial Style has always been part of our essence and like all design and style messaging, its’ unique characteristics pull from past influences and re-introduce themselves with a current POV. You can see examples of this style illustrated in bold patterns, heirloom furniture and tableware, raffia and needlepoint. It is not a sense of clutt…

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#64. Director Neil Marshall & Star Charlotte Kirk Discuss DUCHESS 28:41

3M ago28:41

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Dog Soldiers, The Descent and Doomsday filmmaker Neil Marshall joins the Movies In Focuspodcast to talk about his new gangster film, Duchess alongside its star, co-writer and producer Charlotte Kirk. The pair previously collaborated on the action-horror The Lair and the mediaeval thriller, The Reckoning. With Duchess, Marshall delivers a fast-paced…

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#81 - Has Tourism Changed Forever? Paige McClanahan Weighs In 55:20

3M ago55:20

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Today we welcome Paige McClanahan, travel writer for the New York Times and author of the eye-opening new book "The New Tourist." With a career spanning continents and cultures, Paige brings a wealth of experience and insight to the conversation about how tourism has evolved over the past half-century. Book Spotlight: "The New Tourist": "The New To…

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#80 - Jaclyn Goldis on 'The Main Character': Murder on the Orient Express 54:30

3M ago54:30

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Today we sit down with Jaclyn Goldis, the author of the thrilling new novel "The Main Character." Goldis, who previously practiced law in Chicago, has been dreaming of becoming a full-time writer since childhood. Her earlier works include the historical fiction "When We Were Young" and the thriller "The Chateau." Book Spotlight: "The Main Character…

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#79 - Doug Kari's "The Berman Murders": A Desert Mystery 56:36

3M ago56:36

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I sit down with Doug Kari, a lawyer turned true crime author, to discuss his captivating new book, "The Berman Murders." Kari, who grew up with a love for the desert instilled by his adventurous grandmother, combines his legal background and passion for the American West to investigate a chilling unsolved mystery. Book Spotlight: "The Berman Murder…

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#63. At The Flicks Podcast's Jeff & Graham On Kevin Costner's HORIZON: AN AMERICAN SAGA 1:05:31

3M ago1:05:31

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On this episode, Jeff Downes and Graham O'Dwyer from the brilliant At The Flicks podcast discuss Kevin Costner's western epic, Horizon: An American Saga. We'll be putting our collective expertise to work as we explore Costner's latest directorial effort, examining its place within the western genre and its potential impact on cinema. So let's saddl…

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#78 - The Untold Story of Chicago's Taxi Wars 16:55

4M ago16:55

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Today I discuss "Street Fight," the captivating new book by Anne Morrissy that uncovers the little-known history of the Chicago Taxi Wars. While Anne was unable to join due to illness, I take the opportunity to shine a spotlight on this fascinating work and share insights with you. 📚 Book Spotlight: "Street Fight: The Chicago Taxi Wars of the 1920s…

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#62. Star Rachel Nichols & Director Alejandro Brugués Talk THE INHERITANCE 30:43

4M ago30:43

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Director Alejandro Brugués goes for old-fashioned chills and offers up some slow-burn horror with his excellent new horror, The Inheritance. It can be difficult to have sympathy for characters who have immense wealth and privilege – especially when you’re not supposed to like them. However, The Inheritance gets the balance just right – and along wi…

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#61. Writers Joe Russo & Chris LaMont On THE INHERITANCE 16:45

4M ago16:45

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Written by Joe Russo and Chris LaMont, The Inheritance delivers old-fashioned chills and offers up some slow-burn horror. The quick pitch is to call the Alejandro Brugués directed film a well-balanced mix of Knives Out and The House On Haunted Hill by way of The Haunting Of Hill House and Succession. There’s a sophistication and understanding of th…

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#60. Star Gilles Marini & Director Shane Dax Taylor Talk MURDER COMPANY 37:16

4M ago37:16

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Shane Dax Taylor’s Murder Company is an old-fashioned World War II men on a mission movie. On Demand now in the U.S., the film stars William Moseley, Pooch Hall, Gilles Marini, Joe Anderson and Kelsey Grammer. The plot follows a group of US soldiers as they attempt to smuggle a member of the French resistance behind enemy lines so that he can assas…

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#59. Jake Allyn Talks About His Modern Day Western RIDE 21:41

4M ago21:41

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Writer/director Jake Allyn's film Ride is now available On Demand in the US. It’s a wonderful modern day western that sees Allyn star alongside C. Thomas Howell, Annabeth Gish & Forrie J. Smith. It's a beautifully shot & exceptionally well acted film that has dramatic highs alongside some strong tension. Jake Allyn joins the Movies In Focus podcast…

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#77 - Behind the Bones: Lisa Bailey Unveils FBI's Forensic Art Secrets 59:38

4M ago59:38

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Today we welcome Lisa Bailey, a former FBI forensic artist, to discuss her captivating new book, "Clay and Bones." With a unique blend of artistry and investigative skills, Bailey shares her experiences from an extraordinary career in law enforcement. Book Spotlight: "Clay and Bones" "Clay and Bones" is a gripping memoir that takes readers behind t…

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#58. Isy Santini On Alexander Payne's ELECTION 32:34

4M ago32:34

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Alexander Payne’s 1999 release Election was a film which took the filmmaker’s career to the next level. A biting satire, it features a great Matthew Broderick as a teacher with a grudge battling Reese Witherspoon‘s overly enthusiastic student, Tracy Flick. As part of a special look back at some of the films released in 1999 - a year many believe to…

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#76 - Sunken Treasures: David Gibbins on 'Twelve Shipwrecks' 1:00:12

4M ago1:00:12

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David Gibbins, renowned marine archaeologist and bestselling author, joins us to discuss his latest book "A History of the World in Twelve Shipwrecks." With over a dozen novels and numerous non-fiction works to his credit, Gibbins brings a unique blend of academic expertise and storytelling prowess to this fascinating exploration of maritime histor…

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The New American Classics: Get to know Dunes and Duchess with co-founder Stacy Kunstel 35:21

4M ago35:21

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Distinct design, playful touches, and versatile functionality are just a few expressions that describe the New Milford, Connecticut brand Dunes and Duchess. Dunes and Duchess are purveyors of beautiful artistic furniture and lighting for your home. They are known for their stunning high gloss lacquer and signature turned wood spindles. Candelabras,…

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#75 - Enigma Girls: The Untold Story of WWII's Youngest Spies 59:39

4M ago59:39

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Candice Fleming, award-winning author and historian, joins us to discuss her latest book "The Enigma Girls," a compelling narrative about the young women who played a crucial role in breaking Nazi codes during World War II at Bletchley Park. With over 60 books to her name, Fleming brings her expertise in crafting engaging historical narratives for …

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#74 - Cracking the Code: K.D. Alden's Thrilling Tale of America's First Female Cryptologist 54:39

5M ago54:39

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Today I sit down with K.D. Alden, the brilliant mind behind the biographical fiction novel "Lady Codebreaker." Throughout the interview, we delve into the remarkable true story of Elizabeth Friedman, America's first female cryptologist, whose groundbreaking work helped shape the course of history. Discussed in this Episode: The incredible journey o…

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#57. Drew Maxwell Weiss Talks About His Giallo Inspired Arrow Short ANATOMY MAESTRO 24:56

5M ago24:56

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Arrow Shorts is a showcase for great short-form film-making. From the scary to the bizarre, Arrow highlights the amazing work being created by filmmakers in a shorter-length medium. Film-maker Drew Maxwell Weiss joins this episode of the podcast to talk about his Giallo inspired short Anatomy Maestro. With nods to the bloody thrillers of the late ‘…

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#73 - From Venetian Mysteries to Bitcoin Conspiracies: Top 2024 Reads 37:04

5M ago37:04

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Today, we're diving into a fantastic selection of books that have captured my heart and imagination in 2024. Join me as I explore the captivating world of Venetian mysteries with Donna Leon's "Uniform Justice," and unravel the secrets behind a lost Van Gogh painting in Jonathan Santlofer's gripping thriller, "The Lost Van Gogh." We'll also take a t…

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#56. Alex Baro-Cayetano On His Small & Perfectly Formed Arrow Short KEITH 22:34

5M ago22:34

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Arrow Shorts is a showcase for great short-form film-making. From the scary to the bizarre, Arrow highlights the amazing work being created by filmmakers in a shorter-length medium. Film-maker Alex Baro-Cayetano joins this episode of the podcast to talk about his small, but perfectly formed short, Keith. In the film, a little girl meets someone cal…

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From Ina Garten's Kitchen to Yours! A conversation with Cassandra Schultz, Owner of Cassandra's Kitchen 36:23

5M ago36:23

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So many of us have fallen in love with Ina Garten. Whether it be her recipes or all that she embodies, she has made her way into our hearts. Well, if you don't know already, there's another very special person who is helping us bring a touch of Ina in our home. In this episode, Anne is joined by Cassandra Schultz, owner of Cassandra's Kitchen. Grow…

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#72 - Unlocking the Magic of Provence with Aimie K. Runyan 57:46

5M ago57:46

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Aimie K. Runyan is a bestselling author known for her enchanting historical fiction novels set in France. Her latest book, "The Memory of Lavender and Sage," marks her exciting foray into contemporary fiction. Set in the charming fictional village of Saint-Colomb in Provence, the story follows Tempesta, a disaffected New York food critic who inheri…

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#55. Kristanna Loken & James Cullen Bressack On Making DARKNESS OF MAN With Jean Claude Van Damme 34:21

5M ago34:21

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Darkness Of Man is a new action noir starring Jean Claude Van Damme as a former Interpol agent haunted by the actions of his past. Visually striking, Darkness Of Man sees Van Damme give a nuanced turn - and it’s once again an indicator that the action icon can deliver good performances alongside bullets and flying kicks. James Cullen Bressack, the …

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#71 - Painting a Landscape of Murder with Michael Jecks 54:48

5M ago54:48

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Michael Jecks is a prolific author who has written over 50 books spanning multiple genres and time periods. Best known for his medieval murder mystery series featuring former Knight Templar Sir Baldwin Furnshill and Bailiff Simon Puttock, Michael's works transport readers from the Middle Ages to Tudor England to 1920s Shanghai. In his latest contem…

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#54. Ryan Irving On His Slasher Pastiche Arrow Short BARK 23:32

5M ago23:32

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Arrow Shorts is a showcase for great short-form film-making. From the scary to the bizarre, Arrow highlights the amazing work being created by film-makers in a shorter-length medium. Film-maker Ryan Iriving joins this episode of the podcast to talk about Bark, a witty, original and well-composed slasher pastiche which crams a lot into its short run…

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#53. Izzy Lee On The Gonzo 'Sesame Street On Acid' Arrow Short MEAT FRIEND 25:36

5M ago25:36

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Arrow Shorts is a showcase for great short-form film-making. From the scary to the bizarre, Arrow highlights the amazing work being created by filmmakers in a shorter-length medium. Film-maker Izzy Lee joins this episode of the podcast to talk about her incredibly fresh and original short film Meat Friend. Meat Friend was nominated for a 2023 Fango…

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#52: Jeff Fisher On Erotic Thrillers & Bringing Adele Parks' THE IMAGE OF YOU To The Screen 21:44

6M ago21:44

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The Image Of You is the screen adaptation of Adele Parks’ novel of the same name. Directed by Jeff Fisher and adapted by screenwriter Chris Sivertson, the film stars Sasha Pieterse, Parker Young, Néstor Carbonell and Mira Sorvino. It’s something of an outlier - a modern take on the erotic thriller - one with particular nods to masters of the genre …

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Current Travel Trends, Tips and Love for Experiences with Inspirato President, David Kelley 45:30

6M ago45:30

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Experiences are an important component in shaping who we are. Travel being one of them, not only can be an adventure, it can be necessary for the soul. It refuels you, expands your perspective and creates memories that last a lifetime. For this weeks episode, we are joined by fellow travel enthusiast and professional hospitality expert, David Kalle…

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#70 - Worthy: Jane Boulware on Overcoming Doubt and Achieving Success 58:00

6M ago58:00

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Jane Boulware is a retired business executive and the author of "Worthy," a memoir chronicling her unconventional path from rural Iowa to the corner office at Microsoft. With a forestry degree from Iowa State University and an MBA, Jane's career journey spans roles at Kimberly-Clark, where she played a pivotal part in the Huggies vs. Pampers brand …

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#51. Best-Selling Author Adele Parks Talks Writing & THE IMAGE OF YOU 26:15

6M ago26:15

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Adele Parks MBE has sold over 5 million plus copies and has been translated into over 30 different languages. Her 19th novel, The Image Of You has now been adapted for the screen by director Jeff Fisher and screenwriter Chris Sivertson. Starring Sasha Pieterse, Parker Young, Néstor Carbonell and Mira Sorvino, the film is a modern take on the erotic…

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