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Bookshelfshelfies
by MaryBarbara Hanna
Unique interviews with every day people about their extraordinary lives, and the books that inspire them.
Episodes
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Episode 17: Shelly Brander: Knitting Visionary
Shelly Brander is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, and knitter. Love knitting? Love inspiring, innovative minds? You'll love this interview! We dig into Shelly's book, Move the Needle, talk perfectionism, "jobbies," and her worldwide movement: Knit the World Together!
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Episode 16: Kelly Martin: Sweet by Day, Scary by Night
Kelly Martin is everything you want in a Special Ed teacher. Kind, compassionate, patient. She's also everything you want in an author of horror stories. She gets into your psyche and stays there, especially if you're a preteen. Yassss, friends, part of her expertise is horror stories for kids.…
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Episode 15: Caren Prideaux: My Personal Social Worker
Caren Prideaux is intelligent, insightful, and funny as hell. Listen in to hear about her time as a roadie, finding her calling as a social worker, and how she is one degree of separation from Kevin Bacon.
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Episode 14: Laura Sowers: Daring Greatly in Applachia
Laura Sowers' venture, Bailey's Lodging Company, is a story of coming home, ingenuity, and...daring greatly. Listen in as we talk about Athens (OH), ecotourism in SE Ohio, and the adventure that awaits you on the Bailey's Trail System.
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Episode 13: Steph Mullin: True Crime meets Genealogical Genetics
Every family tree has its' secrets and these secrets are about to be exposed. In her new book, The Family Tree, co-authored with Nicole Mabry, Steph Mullin writes a taught page turner based on real events and real technology. Steph and Nicole give voice to the victims, explain the latest craze of...
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Episode 12: David H. Lang: Creativity Restores the Soul
David H. Lang is an international architect, author, and artist. Listen in as he describes boxing outside to Russian rap artists, growing up in Japan, and finding his soul again.
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Episode 11: Jesse Wuest: Master Storyteller
Jesse Wuest left high school after failing the 10th grade for the third time. He is now a keen historian, master storyteller, and mental health advocate. His podcast, History of the Atlantic World, captured me from the very first episode.
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Episode 10: Interview with Jen Ellis
Love Bernie Sanders? Love his mittens? Meet the brilliant woman behind his well-memed accessories. Jen Ellis is articulate, funny, thoughtful, and inspiring. We discuss the impact of sudden fame, how she's kept her balance through this wild ride, and what the future holds for her.
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Episode 9: Interview with Kate Weisman
Kate is a devout follower of the Baha'i faith and wonderful spiritual counselor. She's lived in Hong Kong for 30 years, and has started a worldwide spiritual literacy group. Kate highlights the book, "When Things Fall Apart" by Pema Choudin.
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Episode 8: Interview with Chris Smith
Motorcycle enthusiast, charcuterie expert, and founding member of SNOBS (Society of North Ohio Brew Club).
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Episode 7: Interview with Dominique Kirl
I met Dominique when she worked as a private investigator. Listen in to find out how that path lead her to meeting the opioid crisis head-on in her community.
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Episode 6: Bookshelfshelfies Interview with Marianne Goldweber
Marianne Goldweber is a spiritual medium that teaches others how to connect with their spirit guides. Insightful, intelligent, and funny, you can reach her at www.mariannegoldweber.com.
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Episode 5: Interview with Lynn Gaeckle
Lynn Gaeckle is a working mom heading back to school. Find out why she became an avid reader and why modern romance novels are her escape of choice.
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Episode 4: Interview with Mark Scheibmayr
Illustrator Mark Scheibmayr shares his new book with us, What's My Dog Thinking?
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Episode 3: Interview with Mark Scheibmayr
Joining me today is Mark Scheibmayr, an illustrator living in Toronto, Canada. A cycling enthusiast and dog lover, Mark talks with us about his book, What's My Dog Thinking? Watch the video over at www.bookshelfshelfies.com.
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Episode 2: Interview with Kim Langley
Kim Langley is a curator of poetry focused on spiritual growth, she is a spiritual companion, and a Tolkien fan. We discuss her new book, Send My Roots Rain, A Companion on the Grief Journey.
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Episode 1: Interview with Yolanda Bingham
Yolanda Bingham is a professional public speaking coach and host of the Yolanda Yvette Speaks podcast. Today she talks about her book, Speak Up, and one way to improve your own public speaking skills. We talk about Who Moved My Cheese and the mortal sin of keeping your thermostat above 68 degrees.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many episodes does Bookshelfshelfies have?
Bookshelfshelfies currently has 17 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Bookshelfshelfies about?
Unique interviews with every day people about their extraordinary lives, and the books that inspire them.
How often does Bookshelfshelfies release new episodes?
Bookshelfshelfies has 17 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
Where can I listen to Bookshelfshelfies?
You can listen to Bookshelfshelfies on PodParley by clicking any episode. We provide an embedded audio player for direct listening, and you can also subscribe via your preferred podcast app using the RSS feed.
Who hosts Bookshelfshelfies?
Bookshelfshelfies is created and hosted by MaryBarbara Hanna.
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