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Inside the mind of the educator behind 50 nature-inspired, kid-tested art projects and an award-winning book! Sarah Uren has made an extraordinary entrance into the world of children’s literature and education. Her first book, Windy Acres Workshop, has already earned a Bronze Award in the Activity Book (Arts & Crafts) category, one of the most…
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From pumpkin patches to polar bears, Crystal Beach shares how her books help children learn, imagine, and belong. Author and illustrator Crystal Beach has built a body of work that celebrates curiosity, inclusion, and early learning. Her newest book, One Little Witch, moves from the Arctic setting of her earlier titles into a magical pumpkin…
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Joe Lyons-Rising on leading with empathy, turning personal loss into purpose, and guiding others toward hope. Even in the darkest times, hope and love is what pulls me out and helps me look ahead to the next sunrise. Joe Lyons-Rising Grief, trauma, and mental health struggles are experiences that can feel isolating, yet these experiences…
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Exploring History and Science Fiction on the Oregon-California Trail Matt Mallinson is an author, historian, and long-time member of the Oregon-California Trails Association, who also has a strong interest in the film industry. His work often draws on history, science, and the environment to create stories rooted in the American landscape. His latest novel is…
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A leading voice in harm reduction challenges the fear-driven narrative around vaping and explains why science, not stigma, should guide public health. Dr. Mark Tyndall has spent decades on the front lines of public health, supporting marginalized communities and making advancements in harm reduction. In this candid interview he discusses his latest book, Vaping: Behind…
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How one author weaves identity, horror, and humanity into gripping thrillers. This month we’re shining a light on Ryan Lawrence, the author of Vindictive, Vindictive Too, and The Night Belongs to Lovers. He talks about the ups and downs of writing parallel storylines; what it means to create real, unapologetic queer characters in crime fiction;…
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From consultant to thought leader: Gary Cox shares the journey to his book Cultivating Champions of CI : A Leader’s Toolbox for Creating a Continuous Improvement Culture One thing I have acknowledged and accepted is this fundamental truth: we all experience the same challenges in leadership and business success. Before we get started, tell us a…
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From Opera to Espionage: Kay Sparling shares her inspiration behind Mission THAW and the power of independent publishing Kay Sparling’s Mission THAW is a gripping spy thriller that blends high-stakes espionage with the world of opera. Drawing from her own journey from an Iowa farm to performing in Vienna, Sparling brings authenticity and depth to…
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Author of the Month Dr. Monica Buchanan on Healing, Resilience, and Writing Through Trauma In this interview, author Monica Buchanan shares her powerful journey of healing from childhood emotional abuse and neglect. With a PhD in psychology, along with a master’s degree in Women’s Studies, Monica spent her career counselling, coaching, and providing psychotherapy. Now…
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Reuniting the Lost: Richard K. Lowy on Preserving Holocaust History, Resilience, and the Power of Friendship Richard K. Lowy is featured on Global Television, the CANDLES Holocaust Museum, the Jerusalem Post, and over 413 other media outlets across the United States. Both the book Kalman & Leopold: Surviving Mengele’s Auschwitz and the documentary Leo’s Journey:…