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Loving Someone Through Mental Illness: Grief, Resilience, & the Stories We Tell Ourselves with Sheila Hamilton (E205)

In this episode of Bookish Flights, Kara Infante talks with journalist and author Sheila Hamilton about her memoir All the Things We Never Knew. Written after her late husband’s struggle with mental illness, the book explores grief, resilience, and the challenges families face while navigating the mental health system.

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Historical Fiction: Remarkable Women and the Rich History of the South with Katherine Scott Crawford (E203)

In this episode of Bookish Flights, I’m joined by Katherine Scott Crawford to talk about historical fiction, remarkable women, and the rich history of the American South. We discuss her novel set in Charleston, the power of immersive storytelling, and why historical fiction offers readers a transportive experience that lingers long after the final page. If you love layered history and unforgettable women’s stories, this conversation is for you.

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An Invitation to Slow Down: The Sacred Work of Showing Up in Everyday Conversations with Matt Mattson (E200)

In this episode, I sit down with Matt Mattson to talk about his new book Cathedrals of Connection and the sacred work of showing up for one another. We explore what it means to slow down, write vulnerably, and make intentional choices that deepen our relationships. This conversation is an invitation to turn down the noise, embrace presence over performance, and rediscover the sacred in everyday connection.

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Remembering Sicily: War, Family, and Forgotten Italian American History with Lindsay Marie Morris (E198)

Today’s episode features, novelist Lindsay Marie Morris about her Sicilian-American heritage and her World War II–era novels The Last Letter from Sicily and Beneath the Sicilian Stars. Their conversation explores overlooked Italian-American history, family storytelling, Sicilian culture, and a Sicily-focused book flight.

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