Charlotte Readers Podcast

Charlotte Readers Podcast

Arts EN ↓ 300 episodes

Where Authors Give Voice to Their Written Words

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Charlotte Readers Podcast

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charlottereaderspodcast.com

Latest episode

Jul 16, 2024

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Episodes

Jeanne Adams and Nancy Northcott Serve Up Inter-Stellar Science Fiction Conflict in “Christmas on Outcast Station” 24.07.2020

  

Meagan Lucas Offers a Gritty Novel Featuring a Survivor Female Protagonist in “Songbirds & Stray Dogs” 21.07.2020

  

Catherine Goodman Farley’s Children Book Collection Explores History, Conservation and Faith in the Low Country 17.07.2020

  

Kimberley Motley Recounts Her Unrelenting Fight For Justice in Afghanistan in “Lawless” 14.07.2020

  

Danielle Stewart’s “The Bend in Redwood Road” Centers Around the Secret of an Unusual Adoption 10.07.2020

  

Cat Warren’s “What the Dog Knows: Scent, Science and the Amazing Ways Dogs Perceive the World” 07.07.2020

  

Alison Paul Klakowicz Takes Young Readers on a Ride in “Mommy’s Big, Red Monster Truck” 03.07.2020

  

Mark Peres Visits with 100 Influential People About the Topic That is the Title of his Book, “On Life and Meaning” 30.06.2020

  

Nicole Ayers Focuses on Body Image and Self-Acceptance in “Love Notes to My Body” 26.06.2020

  

Megan Miranda’s Latest Psychological Thriller is “The Girl From Widow Hills” 23.06.2020

  

Tracie Barton-Barrett’s Novel About Families and Their Pets is “Buried Deep in Our Hearts” 19.06.2020

  

Jack Grossman’s “Child of the Forest” Follows a Young Girl’s Fight For Life Following the Nazi invasion of her Small Town 16.06.2020

  

Betsy Mack’s Memoir is “Mid-Reach: A Book To Inspire, Empower and Celebrate Failing While in the Midst of Success” 12.06.2020

  

Mary Kratt Shares Poetry and History in “Watch where you walk” and “Charlotte, NC, A Brief History” 09.06.2020

  

John Gerdy’s “Alphabone Orchestra” Is Designed to Help Children Get Excited About Music 05.06.2020

  

George Hovis’ “The Skin Artist” Is an Edgy Story Set in the Shadows of the Shiny Banking City of Charlotte, NC 02.06.2020

  

Caleb Johnson’s “Treeborne” Explores How Home Is a Southern Story as Much as a Place 29.05.2020

  

Cynthia Newberry Martin’s Young Characters Struggle With Marriage in Her Literary Fiction Novel, “Tidal Flats” 26.05.2020

  

Poet Donna Love Wallace Navigates Her Experience with Breast Cancer in “Between the Stones” 22.05.2020

  

Scott Syfert’s “The First American Declaration of Independence? The Disputed History of the Mecklenburg Declaration of May 20, 1775″” 19.05.2020

  

Michael Croley’s Beautiful Collection of Essays Explores Ordinary Lives in “Any Other Place” 15.05.2020

  

Sarah Archer’s Clever Protagonist Is a Robotics Engineer Who Builds Her Perfect Date in “the Plus One” 12.05.2020

  

Rachael Brooks Story as a Rape Survivor is Told in “Beads: A Memoir About Falling Apart and Putting Yourself Back Together Again” 08.05.2020

  

Tom Hanchett’s “Sorting Out the New South City: Race, Class, and Urban Development in Charlotte, 1875 to 1975″ 05.05.2020

  

Jan Notzon’s “Id Paradox” Is a Story of Survival On the Border 01.05.2020

  

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