Bookshelfshelfies

By: MaryBarbara Hanna
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  • Unique interviews with every day people about their extraordinary lives, and the books that inspire them.
    Copyright 2021 MaryBarbara Hanna
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Episodes
  • Episode 17: Shelly Brander: Knitting Visionary

    Episode 17: Shelly Brander: Knitting Visionary
    Apr 18 2021
    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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    44 mins
  • Episode 16: Kelly Martin: Sweet by Day, Scary by Night

    Episode 16: Kelly Martin: Sweet by Day, Scary by Night
    Apr 10 2021
    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. Her newest book is Fake Nora - listen is as we find out just what is so spooky about Fake Nora...
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Episode 15: Caren Prideaux: My Personal Social Worker

    Episode 15: Caren Prideaux: My Personal Social Worker
    Apr 2 2021
    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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    1 hr and 13 mins

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