Are you passionate about politics? Are you watching the national debate raging in 2020? You’ll find a home here. Civility is required for entry. Let’s talk. Do you love movies? Are you interested in movies and television shows? Would you like to hear from some directors, firsthand, and maybe even some of the stars of the future about their roles in those film(s)? Again, you’ll find a home here. She covers film festivals in cities around the U.S.--- Chicago and Austin routinely--- and sometimes get the chance to speak with those in town for these film festivals. I’ve been reviewing film since 1970. I started with a Midwestern newspaper, the Quad City Times, and moved on into digital reviewing for 3 blogs in 2003. The largest is The Movie Blog.com,---3rd in size online--- but you’ll also find my reviews up on my own blog Weekly Wilson (.com), just like this program. Check it out. It’s been around since 2007, so you’ll find new and old topics involving politics, movies, travel and things of local interest. I contribute to the blog QuadCity.com in the Iowa/Illinois neighborhood where my Sylvan Learning Center and Prometric Testing Center were located for 20 years. I also write answers to questions on Quora. No one has been able to pigeon-hole her interests or her writing. People have been trying to pin her down as to what I write and trying to limit me in that regard since 1956. Look her up at ConnieCWilson.com. She has one Stephen King-like series, THE COLOR OF EVIL that was named Best Thriller Series of 2018 (by Shelf Unbound magazine), and I have a short story series, HELLFIRE & DAMNATION. But she also has a 6-book children’s series (“The Christmas Cats in Silly Hats”) and about 7 books on ghost stories from Route 66, written for Quixote Press, a book of humor, and a non-fiction book on movies (“It Came from the 70s: From The Godfather to Apocalypse Now.”) Connie has taught classes at 6 colleges, have a Master’s + 30 in English, Education and Journalism and also taught junior high school Language Arts for almost 20 years. She was also Yahoo’s Content Producer of the Year for Politics in 2008. After 24 months of covering the presidential campaign, beginning in Iowa, that led to being inside at both conventions and publishing 2 books on the 2008 presidential race.(“Obama’s Odyssey: The 2008 Race for the White House,” Vols, I & II). A an interesting aside, Connie has 2 kids born 20 years apart. Son Scott is an engineer in the steel industry who works for the German firm PSI. Daughter Stacey flies for Southwest Airlines. "Same husband, mine since the Earth's crust was warm", says Connie.
Connie talks with Ravin Gandhi, Writer and Director of "100 Days to Live."
Connie talks with Ryan Bliss, the Writer and Director of "Alice Fades Away."
Overview of the Sundance Film Festival just concluded.
Connie talks with the star of the film "100 Days to Live", Heidi Johanningmeier
Connie talks politics with Texas author Michael Serrapica.
Connie talks politics with Texas author Michael Serrapica.
Connie talks politics with Texas author Michael Serrapica.
Film Critic Dylan Kai Dempsey of IonCinema talks movies with Connie.
Politics, with Author Michael Serrapica
This week Connie interviews a female director, Gretl Claggett, who directed the film "Stormchaser" (which is being made into a series) and was just named the AMC Female Creator of the Year (in NYC).
Director Chelsea Christer of "Bleeding Audio" will join Connie to talk about the band "The Matches," subject of her documentary, and about the state of the arts during a pandemic.
Discussion of the results---so far---of the November 3rd presidential race.
This week, Political discussion with Texas author Michael Serrapica of the final presidential debate and the presidential election.
Emmy-winning Writer/Director/Producer will be on to discuss his film "Unfit," the #1 rental on Amazon, which has psychiatrists discussing the question, "What is wrong with Donald J. Trump?"
This week is a discussion of the Oct. 7th Vice Presidential Debate.
Join Connie on a discussion of the Presidential debate of 9/29, live.
Join Connie for Politics &/or Fiction and news of a FREE e-book program.
Weekly Wilson show this week, tonight's topic(s) are politics and fiction, not necessarily in that order.
Weekly Wilson this week, Connie will speak with Sergio Rizzuto who plays the Pardoner in the Bruce Willis film "Hard Kill."
This week, Connie will be talking with director Jonathan Baker about his film "Inconceivable" and his new documentary "Becoming Iconic."
This week, we have Author Michael Serrapica ("Conned Conservatives and Led-On Liberals") stops by to talk politics in the wake of the DNC and RNC.
Weekly Wilson podcast on Aug. 20: New York Times Best-Selling author Jon Land, author of "Strong from the Heart," will guest.
This week, Connie talks with author Iris Waichler about her book, "Role Reversal: How to Take Care of Yourself and Your Aging Parents"
This week, Chicago author Dan Burns will join Connie to talk about his book "Grace."
This week, Connie will share some of Mary L. Trump's insights into her uncle, Donald J. Trump, in Ms. Trump's book "Too Much & Never Enough" and will share a short story from "Hellfire & Damnation" (Vol. II) entitled "Oxymorons," which also has to do with a totally corrupt politician.
Weekly Wilson this week has Author Tori Eldridge will join Connie to talk about her new series "The Ninja Daughter" and its sequel "The Ninja's Blade" from Agora Books.
This week, on Weekly Wilson, host Connie C. Wilson hopes to speak with publishers Lance Taubold and Rich Devin of Las Vegas' Invoke Books, assuming their availability. If not, tune in for some humorous selections from Connie's book, "Laughing Through Life."
Co-owner and Senior Editor of The Movie Blog (.com), Anthony Whyte joins Connie to talk movies at 7 p.m. (CDT) on Channel 100.
Rock Icon Suzi Quatro calls in from Essex, UK, to talk about her storied career and the documentary and bio-pic about her life, premiering July 3rd.
Tune in to hear acclaimed New York Times Best-Selling author Heather Graham talk about her writing career and process, her Krewe of Hunters books and "Seeing Darkness," one of the latest entries in her remarkable string of novels.
This week, we have long-time WGN (Chicago) on-air personality Spike (at the Mike) O'Dell will chat with Connie about his life in retirement in Nashville, and life in general. If you've missed Spike (At the Mike) don't miss this show to hear him again. Phone in your questions to 866-451-1451.
This week, Connie will talk with sci-fi horror writer Barbara Barnett about her new release, "Alchemy of Glass" and her previous book in the series, "The Apothecary's Curse."
Connie's guest on this week's show is Anita Solick Oswald, author of "West Side Girl," a memoir of West Garfield Park, Chicago, and a nice companion piece to last week's book "Redlined."
The guest on Weekly Wilson this week is Linda Gartz, author of "Redlined," winner of the Best Book of the Year Award from the Chicago Writers' Association and Emmy-award-winning documentary producer.
Connie's guest this week is Michael Serrapica, author of "Conned Conservatives and Led-On Liberals," and they will discuss books and politics.
Weekly Wilson's guest on this week, will be Dan Decker, a lecturer, educator, writing consultant and author. Dan will talk about his new book "The Prime: The Dark Side of Light" and what one needs to do to gain dual citizenship, if eligible.
Heart transplant survivor Jennifer Berliner (www.anewheartrocks.com) gives us all some useful tips for sheltering in place during the pandemic.
Dr. Bill Kohl of the University of Texas in Austin, an epidemiologist, discusses the Covid-19 pandemic with Connie...
Executive Producer of the film "Lone Star Deception" will talk about how he became the executive producer of that $8 million-dollar film and about his FREE passion project for schools, www.soyouwanttobe.org, a series of professionally produced films about choosing a career, intended to help young people.
On Weekly Wilson this week, film star Eric Roberts and his wife, Erica, talk about their latest film and his storied career.
Texas author Charlotte Canion will speak with Connie about her book, "You Have to Laugh to Keep from Crying," which is about coping with elderly parents when you may have health issues of your own.
Connie talks with Texas author Michael Serrapica on "Weekly Wilson," discussing all things political, including her 2 books, "Obama's Odyssey: The 2008 Race for the White House" (Vols. I & II) and his book "Conned Conservatives and Led-On Liberals."
Connie C. Wilson's guest this week will be Texas author Michael Serrapica, author of the book "Conned Conservatives and Led-On Liberals." Tune in to learn more about propaganda techniques employed in campaigns.
Connie C. Wilson kicks off a podcast modeled on her award-winning blog, WeeklyWilson.com. Tune in for discussions of movies (film critic since 1970; currently on TheMovieBlog.com) and chat with the writer voted Yahoo Content Producer of the Year for Politics. As the Hindenburg launches, Connie will fill you in on the topics covered by her 50 published books (ConnieCWilson.com) and introduce you to two eleven-year-old girls (Ava & Elise), long-time collaborators on a 6-book series "The Christmas Cats in Silly Hats." [Try it; you'll like it.]
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