Podcasts about all we ever wanted

When it comes to dream I'd Rather Be Reading guests—I'm talking about names at the top of the vision board—Emily Giffin would be right there at the apex. Yes, this is a nonfiction books podcast, but I do read fiction from time to time, and one fiction author whose books I never miss is Emily Giffin, my No. 1 favorite fiction writer of all time. I actually met Emily at a book signing in the summer of 2016 in Nashville—at Draper James, Reese Witherspoon's boutique—and Emily changed my life. At that time, I was freelance writing some, but hadn't yet taken the leap to become a full-time writer. During the book signing, I mentioned something about wanting to be a writer to Emily, and even though lines at book signings move pretty quickly, she took a moment to give me words of wisdom I never forgot—and signed my book and told me to not give up and to keep writing. The next year, 2017, I became a full-time writer, and am now a senior editor at a major fashion magazine as we speak here in 2024. It's really incredible what one inspiring encounter can do—and Emily, I loved you before meeting you in 2016, and I loved you even more after. Actually, I'll get to see Emily again in person this week, at a book signing in Atlanta for Emily's latest, The Summer Pact, her twelfth novel—which is the book we're talking about on the show today. The title of the book is so powerful, and not at all what I was expecting. Emily's latest is full of so many plot twists, and, while many of her books focus on love and romance, the crux of this book is friendship—although, don't get me wrong, there's still definitely some love and romance in here. As I tell Emily in our conversation, I think The Summer Pact is her bravest and most courageous work; she tackles some heavy-hitting topics here, topics she's never tackled before in any of her books prior. In this book we meet Lainey, Tyson, Summer, and Hannah, who all arrive at college from completely different worlds. They soon become a tight group of friends, but, as graduation nears, tragedy strikes, and they make a promise to one another in that moment to always be there for each other, no matter how much distance or circumstance separates them. Then, a decade later, life turns upside down for one of our characters. She calls in her closest friends, who are all in the midst of their own crossroads. But they made a promise, and they all come together to embark on a shared journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and acceptance, with, as I said, so many twists and turns along the way, including a trip to Capri, Italy, which has risen to the top of my travel bucket list. Just like I had a different career before I became a full-time writer, so did Emily—after graduating from Wake Forest and the University of Virginia School of Law, Emily was a practicing attorney for several years before moving to London to write full-time. Since then, 12 novels followed—Something Borrowed, which was turned into a feature film with Ginnifer Goodwin and Kate Hudson; Something Blue; Baby Proof; Love the One You're With; Heart of the Matter; Where We Belong; The One and Only; First Comes Love; All We Ever Wanted; The Lies That Bind; Meant to Be; and, now, The Summer Pact. I am such a fan, and I can't wait for you to hear our conversation.   The Summer Pact by Emily Giffin

Rich Douek is the special guest this week in Episode 488 of the Wayne's Comics Podcast! He's got a story in the upcoming fourth issue of Superman: Red and Blue from DC Comics! Rich Douek tells great tales across the storytelling spectrum, including worlds he has built himself—Gutter Magic, Wailing Blade, Road of Bones, and Sea of Sorrows—and contributes to universes others have made—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Superman. We also talk about short stories he's had in other collections such as All We Ever Wanted as well as what he's currently working on. Don't miss my fun conversation with this award-winning writer!

LIANA KANGAS, drawing her first creator owned comic She Said Destroy, written by Joe Corallo and published by Vault Comics and recently co-wrote Seeds of Eden with Joe at TKO Studios with artist Paul Azaceta. Her recent Kickstarter for her creator owned series Trve Kvlt with Scott Bryan Wilson ran over 300%. She’s also illustrated and been published in Z2’s Ludwig van Beethoven - The Final Symphony: A Beethoven Anthology with Brandon Montclare and Frank Marraffino, AJ Mendez & Aimee Garcia’s Scrappy Heart Production first published work, East Side Saints, 2000 AD's 2018 Sci-Fi Special and 2145 Prog Future Shock, Black Mask Studio’s Black AF series Devil’s Dye, the Ringo Award Winning Planned Parenthood graphic novel Mine!, and Eisner nominated, Ringo winning Image Comics’ Where We Live. Additional anthologies include AWBW’s All We Ever Wanted and Ringo Nominated Dead Beats. MATT EMMONS his self published series Gardener. In addition to his own independent comics work, Matt's work has been published by Heavy Metal Magazine (#294 & #298).

I had the pleasure of having Eric Palicki come on to talk about his new book Atlantis Wasn’t Build for Tourists coming to us from Scout Comics on August 17th. That’s plenty of time for you to ask your local comic shop to make sure they have a copy for you. Or later, the everything going on in the world has been messing with release dates all over the place. Atlantis Wasn’t Built for Tourists is best described Scout does it on their website, because I’m afraid of giving out spoilers. > When a drifter stumbles upon a small town trapped between a corrupt sheriff and the bloodthirsty monsters lurking in the countryside, his quest for a hot meal takes a whole new turn. If you want to read other things from Erik you can go check out All We Ever Wanted and Maybe Somday, (a pair of anthologies from A Wave Blue World) you can find a bunch of his stuff on Comixology, or you can check out Eric’s personal website or on Twitter @ericpalicki or Instagram conveniently also @ericpalicki. And of course, check out the page that Scout Comics has for Atlantis Wasn’t Built for Tourists If you want to be a guest on the show please check out the Be a A Guest on the Show page and let me know what you’re interested in. If you want to help support the show check out the Play Comics Patreon page or head over to the Support page if you want to go another route. You can also check out the Play Comics Merch Store. Use the coupon code “ireadshownotes” for 15% off your order. Play Comics is part of the Gonna Geek Network, which is a wonderful collection of geeky podcasts. Be sure to check out the other shows on Gonna Geek if you need more of a nerd fix. You can find Play Comics @playcomicscast on Twitter and in the Play Comics Podcast Fan Group on Facebook. You can find the guest at their social media places and podcast links. A big thanks to the first promo, as well as the second promo for the promos today. Music by Best Day, who would pay his artists except he is the artist.

Time for another great doubleheader this week in Episode 437! It all starts with a great conversation with Rich Davis from the gripping new horror title, The Cult of Dracula from Second Sight Publishing. The book is described this way: “The story re-imagines the classic Dracula myth within the confines of a Manson Family inspired cult. It’s witchy. It’s wyrd. It’s Helter Skelter within a hippie cult dedicated to an ancient blood goddess. You may know Bram Stoker’s genre defining classic by heart, but you have no idea where Cult of Dracula will take you! It explores vampire the mythologies of many different cultures from all around the world and throughout human history. The book is as much about pagan cults, the occult, and pagan culture as it is about vampires.” We discuss the series, how you can access it, and what we can expect in the months ahead! Then everything wraps up with the return of Tyler Chin-Tanner from A Wave Blue World! He has a Kickstarter happening right now to support Maybe Someday, a positive new anthology, so we talk about how this collection was created, who some of the talented people behind the stories are, and what Tyler has coming! Here’s how Maybe Someday is described: “MAYBE SOMEDAY: STORIES OF PROMISE, VISIONS OF HOPE is a full-color anthology featuring over 25 inspiring stories about a brighter future. It is also the sequel to the New York Times-featured and Ringo Award Nominated anthology, ALL WE EVER WANTED.” Be sure to support this terrific project after you listen to this episode!

Powered by POD DECKS! Use my promo code MSRP10 at checkout to receive 10% off your first order! https://www.poddecks.com/ A Wave Blue World Co-Publisher Tyler Chin Tanner returns and we’re talking about the Kickstarter for their new graphic novel anthology, MAYBE SOMEDAY: STORIES OF PROMISE, VISIONS OF HOPE, a sequel to 2018’s Ringo-nominated ALL WE EVER WANTED. Back the Kickstarter here: www.MaybeSomedayKS.com Visit the AWBW website for more titles, webcomics, connections to social media and more: https://awbw.com/ Want to be a guest on the show? Send an E-mail to MikeSeibertRadio@Gmail.com or hit me up on social media Twitter: https://twitter.com/MikeSibertRadio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeseibertradio/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MikeSeibertRadio/ MSRP show intro, outro, and bumpers produced by Dave Sanders. If you're looking for help in giving your podcast or audio project a polished, pro sound, hit him up on Fiverr: bit.ly/2XB2cRc Theme music used with permission from Michael Geissler. For music like it, check out his website www.bytormusic.com/ Alternate theme song written and performed by Lucia Fasano. Check out her work on her Patreon page: www.patreon.com/luciafasano Like, Share, Rate, and Review the show wherever you find it, and help the show grow by giving a 5-star rating. Subscribe on your favorite podcast app so you never miss an episode!

In Episode 54, Sarah Pekkanen and Greer Hendricks (authors of You Are Not Alone) go behind-the-scenes of their writing process, how they decided to write psychological thrillers, and share where their next novel is set (it’s not in New York City!). This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights The themes Sarah & Greer try to base every book around. The Sarah & Greer co-writing team origin story. How Sarah’s and Greer’s personalities are similar and different. The good, the bad, and the ugly about Sarah & Greer’s writing process…and how their process is different from many other co-writing teams. Sarah’s and Greer’s thoughts on whether writing together is more or less efficient than writing alone. How they decided to write psychological thrillers (vs. some other genre). How they work through their plot twists (and keep them from becoming outlandish). How they threw out the original first third of You Are Not Alone. The book they’re working on now. The screenplay for The Wife Between Us that they’re currently working on. A bonus recommendation co-signed by all three of us. Where their next book is set…and it’s not New York City. Sarah and Greer’s Book Recommendations [25:59] Two OLD Books They Love Greer: Before I Go to Sleep by S.J. Watson | Buy from Amazon [26:18] Sarah: Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon | Buy from Amazon [29:36] Two NEW Books They Love Greer: Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [31:47] Sarah: My Lovely Wife by Samantha Downing | Buy from Amazon [36:18] Two NEW RELEASES They’re Excited About Greer: The Lies That Bind by Emily Giffin (Release Date: June 2, 2020) | Buy from Amazon [39:03] Sarah: Good Morning, Monster by Catherine Gildiner (Release Date: September 22, 2020) | Buy from Amazon [41:28] Rate It Game [44:27] Other Books Mentioned The Nanny Diariesby Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus | Buy from Amazon [8:44]  An Anonymous Girlby Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [17:56]  The Wife Between Usby Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen | Buy from Amazon [21:36]  You Are Not Aloneby Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen (My Review) | Buy from Amazon [21:55]  Bridget Jones’s Diaryby Helen Fielding | Buy from Amazon [29:09]  Wonderby R.J. Palacio | Buy from Amazon [30:39]  The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon | Buy from Amazon [31:11] Something Borrowedby Emily Giffin | Buy from Amazon [40:54]  Babyproof by Emily Giffin | Buy from Amazon [41:02] All We Ever Wanted by Emily Giffin | Buy from Amazon [41:11] Maybe You Should Talk to Someone by Lori Gottlieb | Buy from Amazon [43:08] The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides | Buy from Amazon [50:10] About Sarah Author Website | Instagram | Twitter Sarah Pekkanen is also the co-author of the New York Times bestseller THE WIFE BETWEEN US and the upcoming AN ANONYMOUS GIRL, both cowritten with Greer Hendricks. AN ANONYMOUS GIRL has been optioned for a television series by eOne, with Sarah and Greer executive producing. THE WIFE BETWEEN US has been optioned for film by Amblin Entertainment, with Sarah and Greer screenwriting the adaptation. Her prior solo novels are: THE EVER AFTER, THE PERFECT NEIGHBORS, THINGS YOU WON’T SAY, CATCHING AIR, THE BEST OF US, THE OPPOSITE OF ME, SKIPPING A BEAT, and THESE GIRLS. Sarah’s linked free short e-stories, published by Simon & Schuster exclusively for e-readers, are titled “All is Bright,” and “Love, Accidentally.” Sarah is the mother of three young boys, which explains why she writes part of her novels at Chuck E. Cheese. Sarah penned her first book, Miscellaneous Tales and Poems, at the age of 10.  About Greer Author Website | Instagram | Twitter GREER HENDRICKS is the #1 New York Times bestselling co-author of An Anonymous Girl and The Wife Between Us. The Wife Between Us has been optioned for film by Amblin Entertainment, with Greer and her co-author, Sarah Pekkanen, hired to write the screenplay. An Anonymous Girl has been optioned for television, with Greer and Sarah tapped to executive produce. Prior to becoming a novelist, Greer served as Vice President and Senior Editor at Simon & Schuster. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Allure, and Publishers Weekly. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and two children. Next Episode Mini Episode featuring Sarah Saba Cetra (@bookedinadvance)…airing April 22. Support the Podcast Support on Patreon – When you support the podcast on Patreon for $5/month, get bonus podcast episodes and other goodies! ShareIf you like the podcast, I’d love for you to share it with your reader friends…in real life and on social media (there’s easy share buttons at the bottom of this post!). Subscribe …wherever you listen to podcasts, so new episodes will appear in your feed as soon as they’re released. Rate and ReviewSearch for “Sarah’s Bookshelves” in Apple Podcasts…or wherever you listen to podcasts!

In this episode, I talk to Sara Rose Whaley, also known as my sister, about infertility, body image, marriage, relationships, life transformations, intuition, and our 20-something antics.  Specifically, we talk about the platinum rule, the power of saying “I don't know what to say,” seasons of relationships, and what not to say to pregnant women.  Quotables: • “I would like to think that it was God's voice...It was just desperation and horniness.” • “When you're single, everyone's like ‘You need to be 100% happy being single.' No you don't. You don't need to change your dreams and pretend that those are not your dreams. I think what people are really saying…” • “Be in the pain and do shit anyway.”  • “I didn't know that I was to be trusted.” Other quotes mentioned: • “‘Resentment is like taking poison and waiting for the other person to die.'” - Unknown • “I've never seen any life transformation that didn't begin with the person in question finally getting tired of their own bullshit." - Elizabeth Gilbert  Resources mentioned:  • Books: Daring Greatly by Brene Brown, All We Ever Wanted and Baby Proof by Emily Giffin, and Thrive by Arianna Huffington • Pique Coaching Email: Are you operating from fear?

Does art follow life or life follow art? It's the question you'll ask as you dive into NY Times Best Selling Author Emily Giffin's latest book, "All We Ever Wanted." She started writing a book about sexual misconduct in the summer of 2016 and then #MeToo happened. In this "Dying To Ask," Emily dishes on what it's like to have sold 11 million books, how hard it is to write a single page when you'd rather be Instagramming and what a big deal being a "brand" is in the world of publishing. And, Gen X'ers Deirdre and Emily scare Millennial Geoff with their freaky ability to recall phone numbers from their childhood.

Part of what makes life so exciting are the twists and turns. Things never seem to work out exactly how we plan. There are so many unforeseen challenges and rewards when we allow ourselves to be ourselves without judgement and discover life in the process. My conversation with Emily Giffin was illuminating. From the time Emily was in 1st grade, growing up in Chicago, she knew she wanted to be an author. However, that's not how her professional career started. Her journey includes practical decisions, crushing defeat, and never letting go of her life long dream. In 2001, Emily retired from the legal profession and moved to London to pursue her dreams where she wrote the first of her nine #1 New York Times bestsellers, Something Borrowed. Her other novels include: Something Blue, Baby Proof, Love the One You’re With, Heart of the Matter, Where We Belong, The One & Only, First Comes Love, and All We Ever Wanted. Join me on this episode as Emily shares about transitioning from the miserable life of corporate law to being one of the biggest selling women's fiction authors writing today and how she became who she was MADE To Be. You can visit her at: www.EmilyGiffin.com Facebook: facebook.com/emilygiffinfans Twitter: @emilygiffin Instagram: @emilygiffinauthor . . . . . . SUBSCRIBE on your favorite podcast platform including Anchor, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Google Play Music, Overcast, and more. If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE and REVIEW it. This greatly helps others in finding the show. SIGN UP to receive emails when new episodes are published. // credits Produced by: Philly Made Creative Host/Producer/Editor/Artwork: Kristen Berman Producer/Sound Engineer/Music Supervisor/Editor: Matt Berman Portrait Photographer: Emmanuelle Choussy

For the final WMQ&A of 2018, Dan and Matt chat with Anthony Marques, an artist for Dynamite and IDW and the owner of Dewey's Comic City in Madison, New Jersey. They talk about the year in comics retail, from bait-and-switch weddings to Batman's penis, his creative projects, including his short story in A Wave Blue World's "All We Ever Wanted" anthology, and whether "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" holds up (Spoilers: It does not).

Earlier this week, philanthropist, investor, and entrepreneur, Paul Allen passed away and I share some of my thoughts. Friend of the show, Lucia Fasano has new comic book story in the ALL WE EVER WANTED: Stories of a Better World anthology that was featured in Paste magazine. Plus, it’s the last show before TFCon Chicago! Watch Eric Johnson’s tribute to Paul Allen here: https://www.facebook.com/EricJohnsonKOMO/videos/316294262500304/ Read the offical statement from Vulcan Industries about Paul Allen’s passing: http://www.vulcan.com/News/Articles/2018/Statement-on-Paul-G-Allen Check out “The Inventor’s Daughter” from Lucia Fasano & Tess Fowler in full in Paste magazine here: https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2018/10/sci-fi-comic-anthology-all-we-ever-wanted-offers-a.html?fbclid=IwAR3Th0BPGsyviXUin0crZg26tXhPpnOi8dz1x8MQ0_1bUI9rWqFo527afXs Read behind the scenes commentary from writer Lucia Fasano on her Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/22148393 That story and many more are included in the “All We Ever Wanted” anthology, arriving December 12 from A Wave Blue World. Order it from your local comics shop using the Pre-order code OCT181514 For the latest news and updates, as well as ticket information, travel/hotel discounts, and volunteer opportunities, check out the TFCon website: https://www.tfcon.com/ And don’t miss “Mental Movie Moments”, presented by Autopod Decipticast, at 3pm on Sunday the 28th. I will be on hand to help as well, hosting the game show segments. For more of the podcast that delivers a minute-by-minute breakdown of 1986’s Transformers: The Movie, check out their website: https://www.autopoddecepticast.com/ Listen to that sick guitar cover of the Transformers season 3 end credits from Breadhenge here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTokxffPefk Like, Share, Rate, and Review this podcast wherever you find it, and help the show grow by giving a 5-star rating and write a review on iTunes. I'll read your reviews on the air and give you a shout-out! Keep up with the latest from friends of the podcast and check out the Mike Seibert Radio Facebook Events page: www.facebook.com/pg/MikeSeibertRadio/events

Dubbed a “modern-day Jane Austen,” byVanity Fair, author Emily Giffin has touched the hearts of millions of readers with her bestselling novels. Her books have been translated into 31 languages and sold more than 11 million copies worldwide. Her latest book, All We Ever Wanted, is out now. On this episode, Emily talks about the creative process and finding the courage to pursue your dreams.

Live from our Sayulita, Mexico vacation (complete with ambient jungle noise), our very first guest ep. We welcome BaubleBar alum and current Sephora Senior Editorial Director, Jackie Kropp, to answer all of our beauty questions. She schools us on the holy trinity of skincare ingredients, gives us some tough love on sunscreen (we're not using enough!!), and talks about her own struggle with hormonal acne. Join us on August 8th for our next book club discussing All We Ever Wanted by Emily Giffin (she is one of our favorite authors!!)  Can't get enough Bad On Paper? Join our FB group for amazing book recs & more Follow us on Instagram @badonpaperpodcast Sponsors: This episode is sponsored by Modcloth: use code BOP to get 15% off your order of $100+. Offer expires October 10.

This episode we're discussing Listen to Your Heart by Kasie West, which (so sorry) was actually awful. In this episode, we rip apart this book. We both hated it. (Seriously, so sorry!) But, it's still a good episode. Becca made up a clever new game and we talk about how we started our podcast. But also, Grace's plans to get Becca married off just so that we have a wedding to look forward to, our mutual neon sign obsession, and much much more. Sorry for picking a terrible book but honestly, it is kind of fun talking about how bad this book is! Join us on August 8th for our next book club discussing All We Ever Wanted by Emily Giffin (she is one of our favorite authors!!) In the meantime, don't forget to send us advice questions for next week!   Can't get enough Bad On Paper? Join our FB group for amazing book recs & more Follow us on Instagram @badonpaperpodcast

The novelist Emily Giffin has been hailed by Vanity Fair as a "modern day Jane Austen."  Books like Something Borrowed, First Comes Love, and The One and Only have brought her endearingly flawed characters through the trials of modern adulthood -- love, marriage, children -- with humor, empathy and insight. Emily Giffin recently joined Barnes & Noble's Amanda Cecil in our podcast studio to talk about her new novel All We Ever Wanted and its story of three characters who have to reconcile unexpected conflicts between the things they believe and the people they love.

Emily Giffin is the author of eight New York Times bestselling novels: Something Borrowed, Something Blue, Baby Proof, Love the One You're With, Heart of the Matter, Where We Belong, The One & Only, and First Comes Love. Her most recent novel is All We Ever Wanted. Her books have been translated into thirty-one languages, with over eleven million copies sold worldwide. In addition, five of her novels have been optioned for film and are in various stages of development. Her first novel, Something Borrowed, was released as a film in 2011, starring Kate Hudson, Ginnifer Goodwin and John Krasinski. Emily practiced litigation in New York for several years before being published. She earned a bachelor's degree in history and in English from Wake Forest University and a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law.     This episode is perfect for anyone interested in the life and career of a best-selling novelist. IN THIS EPISODE Emily describes who she is and what her novels are about. She considers the role of class, race and privilege in her current novel. She explains how higher stakes in her life are influencing her writing. Emily addresses whether she is projecting a role. She answers whether she feels like a character in her own novels. She considers whether her commercial success limits her as a writer. Emily talks about the pressure she feels in her career and the sentence that strikes the most fear in her heart. She discusses whether melancholy is necessary for good art. She reveals the epilogue she changed in her current novel. Emily shares what's on her mind when she can't fall asleep. She talks about how a formative childhood experience shapes her writing. She identifies the character in her novels whose childhood most closely mirrors her own.  Emily shares what she thinks about when she thinks about Wake Forest University. She explains what she learned as a law student that informs her work as a novelist. She talks about her life as a lawyer and the decision that changed her life. Emily discusses the profession she thinks she would be really good at practicing (other than being a writer) and whether she writes characters as types. She shares what she wants more of in her life. She answers whether she can imagine a protagonist of hers that is alone and fulfilled. Emily reveals what matters most. plus Mark's Personal Word Essay: Something New To learn more, visit On Life and Meaning

Subject:CINEMA #506 - "Vacation, All WE Ever Wanted!" - November 15 2015THIS WEEK: It's that time of year again, Folks - our annual vacation TRAVELOGUE show!  Ok, I know...but things are hectic right now, and this is our biggest and bestest travelogue show EVER!!  Promise! Chill with TC and Kim as they run down their activities on their anniversary vacation to Cape Cod in September 2015! This show is NOT family friendly, NOT safe for work, and is rated thusly because of several instances of the F Bomb plus a few risque comments here and there. Even so, we loved our trip this year and invite you to come along for the ride! Be here next week - FINALLY - for our Fall Fethival Fietha!Write to US! We love to hear from you!subjectcinema [at] popcornnroses.com! SUBSCRIBE TO SUBJECT:Cinema! iTunes Stitcher TuneIn Roku RSS PNRNetworks ShowsSubject:CINEMAPlatinum Roses’ GardenCavebabbleMirrorball MayhemMashed Up MadnessThree Minute WeekendPNRNetworks RadioRadio TKRSubject:CINEMA’s Marquee MixPNR Radio NetworkSubject:CINEMA siteseCinemaOneeCinemaBostonIndie Film SpotlightThe Kirkham ReportPlanet BiblioMusicaOur Lives As A Soundtrack

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