Eavesdrop on Jaime Jo Wright and Bob Smiley's conversation as they chat about his latest middlegrade book for the kids: Average Boy's Above-Average Summer. And be careful, you might spit your coffee with all the laughs (have a napkin handy)

Eavesdrop on Jaime Jo Wrights conversation wtih Authors Eva Marie Everson and Miriam Feinberg Vamosh as they chat about their co-authored book, 'A Hoti,' which tells the fictionalized story of Tamar, a daughter of King David. They delve into the historical context of Tamar's life, the writing process, and the cultural implications of her story, particularly regarding issues of justice, healing, and the role of women in biblical times. And they also address the stigma surrounding rape and the empowerment of women, emphasizing that Tamar's story is one of resilience and strength.

In this episode, Jaime Jo Wright and Mesu Andrews chat about Mesu's upcoming book, Brave, which is the first in the King David's Brides series. They chat about the questionable amount of David's wives and the challenges of writing about them. Curious yet? Stop by and eavesdrop!

In this engaging conversation, Jaime Jo Wright and Michelle Griep discuss the historical context of Griep's latest book, 'Of Gold and Shadows.' They explore themes of Egyptology, get down and dirty with mummies, the Victorian era, and the spiritual journeys of the characters! You won't want to miss it!

Who WOULDN'T want to have tea with elephants? Not to mention, eavesdrop on a chat with Robin Jones Gunn? If you're a lifetime fan of the Christy Miller series or just getting to know Robin for the first time, this is a conversation that will bless your socks off! Take a listen!

In this engaging conversation, Jaime Jo Wright and Amanda Cabot discuss the exciting announcement of Amanda's new book, 'One Special Christmas,' set in the beloved fictional town of Sweetwater Crossing. They explore the challenges and joys of writing, the introduction of new characters, and the significance of community during the holiday season. The discussion also touches on the aesthetics of book covers, the historical context of Victorian Christmas traditions, and the anticipation surrounding the book's release.

In this engaging conversation, Jaime Jo Wright and Suzanne Woods Fisher, they discuss Fisher's new book, 'The Healing Touch,' which explores the lives of three women in an Amish community. They tackle the big question of how can being taken out of our comfort zones can bring healing?

Join your host, Jaime Wright, as she chats candidly with debut author Kit Tosello about her book 'The Color of Home.' They explore the intricate challenges of coping with life changes, and the importance of creativity in family life. They delve into themes of loss, trusting in God, and the essence of home beyond physical spaces. Kit shares personal insights and emphasizes the beauty of unexpected life journeys. You won't want to miss it!