Author Raphael Montes talks to Daniel Ford about how Arthur Conan Doyle helped him fall in love with writing, his decision to pursue crime fiction, and what inspired the dark tale featured in the recently debuted Perfect Days.
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Dave Pezza talks to Daniel Ford about Rod Serling’s prolific writing for “The Twilight Zone,” his unabashed love for “Rick and Morty,” and Ernest Hemingway’s misunderstood feminism.
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Stephanie Schaefer joins Daniel Ford to dish on her favorite movies and television from the past year (including “Brooklyn,” “Take Me Home,” "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," and “Sisters”), the quasi-“Friends” reunion, and the Netflix shows she’s looking forward to in the spring.
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Daniel Ford talks to Dave Pezza about getting back into a writing/reading groove, Elmore Leonard, “Star Wars,” and the deaths of Alan Rickman, David Bowie, and Glenn Frey.
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Sean Tuohy and his one of his best Florida buds chat about “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”
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Daniel Ford and Gary Almeter discuss their favorite novels in 2015. The list includes Chigozie Obioma's The Fishermen, M.O. Walsh’s My Sunshine Away, Bill Clegg’s Did You Ever Have A Family, Tania James’ The Tusk That Did the Damage, Anthony Breznican’s Brutal Youth, and more!
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Sean complains he never gets coffee on these shows, so we honored him with a mug of tea.
Daniel Ford and Sean Tuohy talk about writing during the holidays, Thanksgiving fixin’s, and, of course, pie.
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Patrick Sweany, one of Nashville’s bluesy rockers, talks to Dave Pezza about his roots, his early musical influences, his songwriting process, and recording his recent album “Daytime Turned to Nighttime.”
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