Neurodivergent Parenting: Faith, Grace, and Practical Strategies with Ginny Kochis (E230)
In Quirky Catholic Kids, author Ginny Kochis offers practical strategies for neurodivergent parenting while discussing emotional regulation, raising children in the faith, and how parents can celebrate the unique gifts of every child.
Books and Wine: The Novel Pairing with Erin Kirschenmann (E228)
Can books and wine make the perfect pairing? This week, wine educator and Novel Pairings founder Erin Kirschenmann joins Bookish Flights to share how thoughtfully pairing books with wine can enrich both experiences. We talk about slowing down, reading more intentionally, and making wine approachable—plus Erin shares three wine-inspired book recommendations you'll want to add to your TBR.
The Big Truths Fiction Can Tell with Julie Carrick Dalton (E227)
Journalist, former organic farmer, and bestselling author Julie Carrick Dalton joins Bookish Flights to discuss The Forest Becomes Her, the connection between people and the land they call home, and why fiction can reveal some of life's biggest truths.
Why Stories Matter at Every Age: The Gift of a Reading Life with Kate DiCamillo (E226)
A heartfelt conversation with beloved author Kate DiCamillo on the gift of a reading life, the magic of reading aloud, and why stories continue to shape us at every age.
Exploring the Hard Parts of Being Human Through Small Press Books with Martha Engber (E224)
Award-winning author Martha Engber joins Bookish Flights to discuss her Mary Donahue Chronicles, the lessons journalism taught her about curiosity and observation, and why fiction can help us better understand ourselves and others. We also explore small press books, trigger warnings, reading for joy, and the stories that help us navigate the hard parts of being human.
BFF Book Club - The Life She Forgot with Joanna Davidson Politano (E222)
Joanna Davidson Politano joins Bookish Flights to discuss The Life She Forgot, the first book in a new series set around a house built into the cliffs of Cornwall. We talk about love stories versus romances, traveling through fiction, writing mysteries with unexpected twists, and what it truly means to love someone well.
Old Hollywood, Glamour, & Jane Eyre: Inside The Chateau on Sunset with Natasha Lester (E221)
What happens when you combine the glamour of old Hollywood with the mystery of a Gothic novel?
This week, New York Times bestselling author Natasha Lester joins me to discuss The Chateau on Sunset, a feminist reimagining of Jane Eyre set within the legendary Chateau Marmont. We explore the hotel's fascinating history, the inspiration behind the novel, and the themes of ambition, identity, and self-discovery that appear throughout Natasha's work.