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Robin Benoit writes what she has lived, bringing her experiences to a fictional world beaming with character, hijinks, and heartbreak. The 80 Year Old Sorority Sisters is a retelling of Robin's time with a Sorority during college, and caring for her Mother diagnosed with Alzheimer's. https://www.robinbenoit.com/

8 years ago Author Angie Thomas published The Hate U Give, an award-winning fictional story focused on systemic racism as told through the eyes of Star Carter. In a more reflective 2022, Thomas has returned to the Carter Family to tell another perspective of being Black in America. Concrete Rose, is the story of Star's father Maverick Carter, 17 years before her own story. https://angiethomas.com/

Author, Mother, and Doctor Sayantani Dasgupta has always enjoyed Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice since her first read, but she was unable to fully relate her own Indian background with an English one. Debating Darcy is Dasgupta's modern reinterpretation of this classic novel. http://www.sayantanidasgupta.com/

Author Wade Rouse has written four memoirs, but Magic Season; A Son's Story, might be the closest to home. The story of a Son and his tenuous relationship with his father, Magic Season is a mixture of hilarity and tragedy, told through the Philosophy of Baseball.

Author Elizabeth Fee brings her 30 plus years of experience as an educator to the Post Pandemic Age. As one of the Author's behind the How to Survive Middle School Series, Elizabeth shares how students have been impacted, and how reading can help those students make up for lost time.

Watch out for those Undead Orges, and try not to laugh out loud! Author Mike Johnston joins us for the second book in his Confessions of a Dork Lord series, Grave Danger!

Author Dhonelle Clayton has published a cache of books, one which is already a series on Netflix (Tiny Pretty Things). The Marvellers is Dhonielle's first fantasy novel for middle grades, and luckily she had enough time to fly down from her floating city to discuss this exicting new adventure, and the importance of why We Need Diverse Books. https://diversebooks.org/

National Geographic Photographer David Liittschwager, Joins us to discuss his latest project, and what makes these creatures so mystical and fascinating.

Between a Rock and a Hard place, Ashley Yablon Esq. would have preferred that predicament to the one he found himself in. A Multi-Billon dollar multi-national company breaking international laws on one side, and betraying the United States of America on the other. Standing up to China is a revealing dive into the political culture of work, and how one whistle blower risked everything to do the rig...

A Tree's a Tree Right? But what is really going in inside a tree, underneath it's trunks and writhing roots, and can they really talk to each other? Author Susan Tyler Hitchcock offers a brilliant introduction into a world that's all around us, just waiting for conversation.

Beaver Dam Area Association of Commerce Board Chair and MC of the Beaver Dam Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner & Awards Dirk Langfoss talks to WBEV's Wade Bates about the event.

Brad Westergaard of the Seippel Center talks about the 1st Seippel Center Honors Concert at the Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre on April 24th, 2022 that featured 7th through 12th graders from the Beaver Dam Unified School District.

A YA Science Fiction/Apocalypse novel that's been compared to The Lord of the Flies in Space, Author Riley Redgate joins us to discuss her latest book, and if any hope remains for the few humans that remain... https://www.rileyredgate.com/

When Stephen G. Ladd goes on Vacation, it soon resembles a Greek Odyssey. The Five Year Voyage started as trip from Florida to the Coasts of Central American, and soon took a heading to the rivers of South American. https://www.stephen-ladd.com/

David A. Yovanno, joins us to discuss the changing face of advertising, consumer empowerment, and the reign of the Social Influencer.

Donna Rhodes joins us to discuss her memoir, the biblical inspiration behind her own life's narration, and how we persevere through tribulation.

Dr. Victor Waters, National Volunteer Medical Spokesperson for the American Lung Association, joins us to discuss updated guidelines for Lung Cancer screening.

A new study commissioned by the Walton Family Foundation found that Americans are realigning their understanding the relationship between water and climate Change. Carly Stern, Executive Director the Walton Family Foundation, joins us to discuss the findings of the study, and what it means for the ongoing conversation.

Millions of Americans suffer from hearing loss, and many continue to suffer alone after finding communication increasingly difficult. Dr. Susan King is a Professor of Otolaryngology at the University of Texas Health Science Center, and co-founder of the Ear Medical Group in San-Antonio. She joins us to discuss a breakthrough clinical trial that may allow the regeneration of inner ear cells, and re...

Nicole Asherah debut book shares the power of poetry to transform past trauma into a story of reclamation over despair.

Just scrolled your way to this description? Plan on scrolling later? Does all this screen time bring Joy and energy to our days, or drain them? Good Burdens; how to live joyfully in the digital age, is the latest book by Christina Crook, and her collection of helpful strategies to balance our digital lives, with our waking ones.

US Army Specialist Jasper Good, joins us to discuss his path as an Olympic Athlete in the Nordic Combine for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.