Episodes
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RedPubPod #056: Aaron Kohrs, Big Dreams Back Home
Do you have to leave home to find your purpose... or is home exactly where you'll find it? This week on Red Pub Pod, we sit down with debut author Aaron Kohrs to discuss his…
· 32m
RedPubPod #055 Howard Pearre, Rocks Just Below the Surface
Rocks, Rivers, and the Stories We Carry What lies just below the surface? In this episode, Jane St. Clair and Patty Thompson sit down with debut author Howard Pearre to talk about…
· 55m
RedPubPod #054 Jim Haughey, The Broken Season
"Write what you don't know about what you already know" - Brad Lott From pinto beans and corn bread to guns and hooper swans, this episode with debut novelist Jim Haughey will…
· 33m
RedPubPod #053 Angela Leigh Tattoos, Tacos and Time
“I wanted readers to read along and say, ‘I’m not alone.’ I wanted to be intentional about the universal.” In this episode, Redhawk talks with poet Angela Leigh about her debut…
· 48m
RedPubPod #052 David Fiorentino, Libreria Bookstore
“I like making people laugh when they come in. Especially the serious ones. It’s a goal. Even if it’s at my expense.” In this episode, Redhawk chats with independent bookstore…
· 42m
RedPubPod #051 “Soup was on the stove… while the storm raged outside.” with Tony Robles
In this episode, Redhawk chats with notable North Carolina-based poet Tony Robles about “Soup for the Storm,” his latest poetry collection born in the dark (literally), written by…
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RedPubPod #050 “I love it when I can read a poem and discern who you have read.” with Scott Owens and Michael Hettich
For our 50th episode, RedPubPod hands the mic to two master-level poets who came to co-host… and accidentally became each other’s best critics. With new books recently released by…
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RedPubPod #049 Todd Rafael Cimino and Hailie Tagner, Akula Literary Partners
“Every drama should make you laugh at least once, and every comedy should make you cry at least once.” In this episode of RedPubPod, we talk storytelling—why it works, why it…
· 42m
RedPubPod #048 “I have a good memory…” with Earl Gulledge
“I have a good memory…” And Earl’s not kidding. Charlotte native and lifelong fan Earl Gulledge joins Richard and Patty to explore the mid-century Queen City—when neon signs…
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RedPubPod #047 Two Poets for the Price of One The Teacher, The Student, and the Poetry Between Them
What makes a good poet? Never underestimate the impact of a great instructor who both nurtures and challenges their students. In this episode, Patty and Richard dive into the art…
· 1h 4m
RedPubPod #046 How Slow and Steady Persistence Shaped an Amazing Memoir with Jason Parker
Author Jason Parker and editor Tom Rash drop by the RedPubPod studio to dive into PROSECUTOR BOY, Jason’s memoir! What follows is a laid-back, insightful, and often hilarious…
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RedPubPod #045 Academic Writer Turned Published Author Jane Everson Discusses Her debut book: Everyday Women, Extraordinary Wisdom
Academic Writer turned Published Author Jane Everson discusses her debut book: Everyday Women, Extraordinary Wisdom We’re excited to have North Carolina author Jane Everson in the…