Podcast appearances and mentions of lady books

In this episode of My Simplified Life, Michelle Glogovac interviews Stephanie Hockersmith, better known as Pie Lady Books. Stephanie shares her inspiring journey from severe illness to her unique career creating beautiful pie art inspired by book covers. She discusses how she turned her passion project into a thriving business and the process of making each of her distinctive pies.   What we're talking about Stephanie's journey from illness to pie artist The creation process of the pie art The evolution of Pie Lady Books into a business Stephanie's journey from illness to pie artist In her early twenties, Stephanie was diagnosed with severe brain damage and had multiple seizures a day due to severe gluten allergy. She discovered her hidden talent in pie art during her lengthy recovery period. She started creating pies as a way to thank her husband for his support and found the process to be therapeutic.   The creation process of the pie art Stephanie explains that she starts her week by making a pie base and filling, then creates a new top for each day of the week. Each pie design is unique, which makes every day different and exciting for her. Despite the fragility of the designs, she hopes to find a way to deliver the pies to the authors of the books she features.   The evolution of Pie Lady Books into a business Stephanie initially started Pie Lady Books as a passion project to share her love for books and pie art. However, her unique approach quickly gained attention from authors and publishers, leading to her business's growth. She now gets commissioned to create pies for book promotions, and her Instagram following has grown to 97,000 followers. Despite the business's success, she remains committed to supporting authors and promoting books she loves.   LINKS MENTIONED Pie Lady Books Instagram https://instagram.com/pieladybooks Pie Lady Books Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pieladybooks/

Dr. Dan interviews the beloved Instagram star Pie Lady Books Stephanie Hockersmith on today's episode about her pie art, her inspiring journey to health, mental wellness, chronic illness, and finding joy.Listeners will instantly love our guest today Stephanie Hockersmith, a viral sensation beloved by thousands and known as Pie Lady Books on Instagram and other social media. Stephanie is a Mom, wife, and booklover and she was diagnosed over a decade ago with Celiac Disease, with neurological implications that put her in a wheelchair. At that time looking for solace and healing, she turned to her two favorite things: reading and gluten free baking. Today she is beloved by authors and readers and the media for her incredible pie art. Recently, Stephanie Hockersmith posted a moving Reel on Instagram telling her followers about her heath journey and how she took her therapeutic pastime and healed herself in the process. Dr. Dan and Steph talk about her pie art (featured on the Today Show, Good Morning America, and all over national media), love of books, parenting, and her chronic illness journey with celiac. Steph's health struggles, mental health battles, and family story will inspire anyone who has dealt with or loves someone with a chronic illness. Steph's honest and real story – and her stunning pie art – will bring a smile to every face, give you hope that you can overcome difficult challenges, and make you crave a big slice of pie!Follow Stephanie Hockersmith on Instagram www.instagram.com/pieladybooks and on Facebook www.facebook.com/pieladybooks. Email your parenting questions to Dr. Dan podcast@drdanpeters.com (we might answer on a future episode).Follow us @parentfootprintpodcast (Instagram, Facebook) and @drdanpeters (Twitter).Listen, follow, and leave us a review on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Wondery, or wherever you like to listen!Don't forget, you can hear every episode one week early and ad-free by subscribing to Wondery+ in the @WonderyMedia App.For more information:www.exactlyrightmedia.com www.drdanpeters.comFor podcast merch:www.exactlyrightmedia.com/parent-footprint-shopSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello, hi! Today's episode covers a review of some books I read in the Summer of 2022. I've included 3 books I loved, 2 books I liked, one book that was a bummer and one book I'm obsessed with! I hope you find at least one book to add to your future reading pile. What did you read this summer? What did you like? What did you dislike? Reflecting on that experience will always bring you closer to your reading sweet spot! You can always help out the podcast by providing a rating or review, and sharing it with another Medium Lady in your life! Links within this description may be an Amazon affiliate, which also gives the podcast a teeny tiny bit of financial help. And with the bi-weekly episode release schedule make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss when the new episodes drop. I love to connect with listeners, you can swing by to say hi on Instagram, @medium.lady Music is Climb by The Ghost in Your Piano. I'm grateful for its use via creative commons license. Booked mentioned in this Episode Yerba Buena by Nina Lacour   Jameela Green Runis Everything by Zarqa Nawaz   The Reading List by Sara Nisha Adams   An Unthinkable Thing by Nicole Lundrigan   Sister Stardust by Jane Green - and the spotify Reading Soundtrack   Last One Alive by Amber Cowie   Tomorrow and tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin   Also mentioned in this Episode Not the same Good Housekeeping article but still a good one on diverse reads   Cozy Christmas Reads with Ali and Jillian   Your Summer Reading Pile with Ali O   Find me on Good Reads Find me on Spotify

Today's episode was one of the most fun conversations to record (we say that every time, but seriously, y'all, we mean it). Kate Newburg and Tasha L. Harrison are writing and podcasting BFFs. They like to say that they are a lot, and we think that's perfect. In this episode, they have so much energy and so many projects, and we loved chatting with them about writing friendship and collaboration. We've had Tasha on before, way back in episode 59, and are happy to have her back with Kate. Kate and Tasha are in the middle of season 2 of their fantastic Lady Books podcast. Kate describes their approach as a concept album, where each season is self-contained and totally different, and definitely worth adding to your listening line-up. *** As always, we'd love for you to take a minute to rate and review us in your podcast app, as this helps other listeners find the show.   Find us on Instagram @marginallypodcast. Meghan's occasionally on Twitter @meghanembee, and Olivia’s @roamingolivia Theme music is "It's Time" by Scaricá Ricascá.  Have a question you'd like us to try to answer, or a topic you'd love to have us cover? Interested in being a guest? Contact us here. Thanks for listening, and get to work! If you like Marginally, you should check out #amwriting, with Jess and KJ, where two much more experienced writers talk through their processes with each other and celebrated guests.

We've found that so many of the questions we get from emerging creative entrepreneurs centers around actually DOING the work. The thinking about it is easy, the dreaming and scheming is even delightful, but when it comes to DOING, we see a lot of hangups. This week Emily and Kathleen are over on The Secret Library Podcast and the Lady Books podcast talking about the process of writing the #BeingBossBook, and again, this question of "how do you actually DO it all?" came up. So in today's minisode, we're talking about the discipline of doing. This minisode is sponsored by Twenty20. Get full show notes for this minisode here Listen to the full episode of The Secret Library Podcast here >> and listen to the full episode of Lady Books here >> --- Follow Being Boss on Instagram: @beingbossclub Follow Being Boss on Twitter: @beingbossclub Follow Being Boss on Facebook: facebook.com/beingbossclub

In this liminal week between the holidays and new year, Kate and Tasha discuss their plans, Kindles, and what's up for Lady Books in 2018. It's short but don't worry - starting in 2018, we'll have episodes each Thursday. *** Follow Lady Books on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

Romance novel writing is a billion dollar industry, but it’s authors and readers are often met with derision from the literary community and society as a whole. But when Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a self-proclaimed feminist, dismisses an entire industry that is dominated by women, it’s time for a discussion. Hillary Clinton’s perception of the romance industry and why she’s wrong. The idea that writing “Lady Books” is diminutive occupation and past time. The heart of romance is desire and desire is at the heart of every plot. Romance IS formulaic, but ALL genre fiction is formulaic. The idea that there are rooms that “only” certain people can be in. Lots of stuff about race because feminism and racism intersect. Resources: Sara MacLean's Bustle article about romance bashing *** Follow Lady Books on Instagram: @ladybookspod Follow Lady Books on Twitter: @ladybookspod Follow Lady Books on Facebook: facebook.com/ladybookspod

Welcome to our inaugural episode of Lady Books where Kate and Tasha chat (and sometimes giggle and snort) about all things books! Authors are the frequently asked, what inspired this story? In this episode, Kate and Tasha ramble about the people, places, and things that inspire them, including: the royal engagement of Prince Harry and the brown princess everyone (meaning Tasha) has been waiting for, Meghan Markle. British monarchies and Kate’s obsession with them. Social justice issues that seep into our narratives. Reality TV and Tasha’s love for Cardi B. Religion and our affinity for books about Priests and Preachers who have been led astray. Serial killers, and diabolical, drug dealing Colombianas who order the deaths of fifty men while lounging in a decadent bubble bath and other ways to get the visual input you need to describe settings realistically. *** Follow Lady Books on Instagram: @ladybookspod Follow Lady Books on Twitter: @ladybookspod Follow Lady Books on Facebook: facebook.com/ladybookspod

Meet Kate & Tasha, two ladies (a term we use loosely) chat about reading, writing, designing, editing, and publishing books. Coming soon!