GSMC Book Review Podcast Episode 53: Interview with Alistair Hendrie (1-31-18)

01/31/18 • 37 min

Sarah and special co-host Tate interview Alistair Hendrie, author of Fight Game: The Untold Story of Women's MMA in Britain. The book includes interviews with Britain's top female fighters, from pioneers such as Rosi Sexton, Danielle West, and Laura Salone to recent contenders like Joanne Calderwood and Kate Jackson. To learn more about this book and read an excerpt please go to Alistair's website: http://ahendriesportsjourno.blogspot.co.uk/2017/11/rosi-sexton-discusses-humble-beginnings.html
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GSMC Book Review Podcast Episode 52: Interview with Greg Levin (1-29-18)

Sarah interviews Greg Levin, author of In Wolves' Clothing. The book tells the story of Zero Slade, a man who works with an organization dedicated to helping young girls out of a life of human trafficking and the sex trade. Despite the book's heavier topic, Levin tells the story with warmth and dark humor, and Zero is protagonist that is worth rooting for, even as deeply flawed (ie, human) as he can sometimes be. His life takes a definite turn when he finds himself more involved in the life of the organization's youngest rescue than he ever expected to be.
Through Wednesday, January 31st, all proceeds from the sale of In Wolves' Clothing will be donated to Operation Underground Railroad in honor of January being Human Trafficking Awareness month.
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GSMC Book Review Podcast Episode 54: Interview with Leah DeCesare (2-6-18)

Sarah interviews Leah DeCesare, author of Forks, Knives and Spoons. In her debut novel Leah tells the story of Amy, who heads off to college with her father's description of guys fresh in her head. Amy's dad tells her that college guys can be classifed as either Forks, Knives, or Spoons, and thus the Utensil Classification System is born. Soon Amy's friends and dorm-mates are using the system and it quickly grows to include all kinds of sub categories, like slotted spoons, steak knives, and sporks. But does it actually work? Tune in to find out!
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