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S4:E6 - Diana Pavlac Glyer & 'Bandersnatch'
Carolyn Clare Givens interviews our “fairy godmother” Diana Pavlac Glyer (author of our publishing company’s namesake book Bandersnatch!) about her l…
6 months, 1 week ago
S4:E5 - Amanda Brindley, Sofia Rector & 'Doodle's Mountain'
Annie Beth Donahue interviews Amanda M. Brindley & Sofia Rector (author & illustrator of Doodle’s Mountain) about the unexpected joys and pitfalls of…
6 months, 2 weeks ago
S4:E4 - Andrew Mackay & Story Warren
Carolyn Clare Givens interviews Andrew Mackay (co-creator of Story Warren publisher of the Green Ember series) about publishing, brand new Green Embe…
6 months, 3 weeks ago
S4:E3 - Katherine Ladny Mitchell & 'Not to Be'
Annie Beth Donahue interviews Katherine Ladny Mitchell (author of the new mystery novel Not To Be) about why mysteries are about so much more than ju…
6 months, 4 weeks ago
S4:E2 - Carolyn Leiloglou & 'Beyond the Far Horizon'
Carolyn Clare Givens interviews Carolyn Leiloglou (author of The Restorationist Trilogy) about her just-released book three: Beyond the Far Horizon! …
7 months ago
S4:E1 - Glenn McCarty & 'The Song of the Stone Tiger'
Rachel S. Donahue interviews Glenn McCarty (creator of The Song of the Stone Tiger and the Tumbleweed Thompson books) about his love of children’s li…
7 months, 1 week ago
S3:E10 - Mysteries!
S.D.G Morgan hosts the last episode of The Banderpod–Season 3, where Katherine Ladny Mitchell reads from her upcoming cozy mystery Not to Be (the fir…
1 year ago
S3:E9 - Ben Palpant & 'An Axe for the Frozen Sea'
Rachel S. Donahue interviews Ben Palpant (creator of An Axe for the Frozen Sea and Letters from the Mountain) to have a conversation about conversati…
1 year ago
S3:E8 - Kelly Belmonte & 'The Mother of All Words'
Rachel S. Donahue interviews Kelly Belmonte (author of the The Mother of All Words) about how Maine, food and “the mother of all words” have all impa…
1 year, 1 month ago
S3:E7 - Ken Priebe & 'Goblabet'
A. B. Donahue interviews Ken Priebe (author of Goblabet) about some good and beautiful uses of darkness in art, and how delight can be a weapon again…
1 year, 1 month ago