Podcasts about panic baby

Adam Vitcavage is joined by Ilana Masad to talk about her debut book All My Mother's Lovers. The author discusses her career path as a critic and educator, how identity is discussed in the literary world, and how her novel found the light of day! Follow the author: www.ilanamasad.com www.twitter.com/ilanaslightly Thank you to Panic Baby for letting me use their song "Don't" for this podcast. Follow Debutiful and check out the website for more interviews you can read: www.twitter.com/debutiful wwwinstagram.com/debutiful www.debutiful.net

Adam Vitcavage is joined by Chelsea Bieker to talk about her debut book Godshot. The author discusses her mother-daughter relationships, how becoming a mother changed her writing, and religion. Follow the author: www.chelseabieker.com www.twitter.com/chelseabieker Thank you to Panic Baby for letting me use their song "Don't" for this podcast. Follow Debutiful and check out the website for more interviews you can read: www.twitter.com/debutiful wwwinstagram.com/debutiful www.debutiful.net

Adam Vitcavage is joined by Alexandra Chang to talk about her debut book Days of Distraction. The author discusses her time as a tech journalist, how writing her debut changed her personally and as a writer, as well as how style comes to be. Follow the author: www.alexandrachang.com www.twitter.com/alexandra_chang Thank you to Panic Baby for letting me use their song "Don't" for this podcast. Follow Debutiful and check out the website for more interviews you can read: www.twitter.com/debutiful wwwinstagram.com/debutiful www.debutiful.net

Adam Vitcavage is joined by Brandon Taylor to talk about his debut book Real Life. The author discusses his transition from biochemistry to writing, Twitter, and writing a black, queer 'campus novel.' Follow the author: www.brandonlgtaylor.com twitter.com/blgtylr Thank you to Panic Baby for letting me use their song "Don't" for this podcast. Follow Debutiful and check out the website for more interviews you can read: twitter.com/debutiful instagram.com/debutiful wwww.debutiful.net

Adam Vitcavage is joined by Emma Copley Eisenberg to discuss her book The Third Rainbow Girl: The Long Life of a Double Murder in Appalachia. The author discusses how this true crime book / memoir / cultural analysis came to be, her work with Blue Stoop, and what books she loved recently. Follow the author: www.emmacopleyeisenberg.com twitter.com/frumpenberg Thank you to Panic Baby for letting me use their song “Don’t” for this podcast. Visited them at www.dontpanicbaby.com or follow them at twitter.com/panicbabyband. Follow Debutiful and check out the website for more interviews you can read: twitter.com/debutiful
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This supersized debut episode features four conversations with some of 2019’s best debut authors. First up is Kimberly King Parsons, whose story collection BLACK LIGHT was longlisted for the National Book Award (1:15). She opens up about how equally easy and difficult her collection of weirdos and losers was. Up next is THE AFFAIRS OF THE FALCÓNS author Melissa Rivero (26:35). She reveals what it is like to be an immigrant under the current administration and if she ever feels safe. Dzanc Prize winner John Englehardt joins next to discuss BLOOMLAND (46:45). He talks about a variety of topics ranging from toxic masculinity to publishing without an agent. Finally, Obama-approved Lauren Wilkinson, author of AMERICAN SPY (63:48) rounds out the show to talk about spy novels, moving to Hollywood, and the difference between writing novels and being in a TV writing room. Follow the authors on Twitter: twitter.com/kkingparsons twitter.com/melissa_rivero twitter.com/johnenglehardt1 twitter.com/thrillkinson Thank you to Panic Baby for letting me use their song “Don’t” for this podcast. Visited them at www.dontpanicbaby.com or follow them at twitter.com/panicbabyband. Follow Debutiful and check out the website for more interviews you can read: twitter.com/debutiful instagram.com/debutiful www.debutiful.net

Not For Human Consumption: Your drunken weekly update on all the things! Movies, games, life, and everything in between! We learn how friends have similar opinions, Dylan's suffering a mid-life crisis while "Living his best life", The Wrestling Minute (but it goes for way longer than a minute), Ghosts aren't real and goose measles, Matt's "fear of flying" math and Porklift saves the day, Dave does NAMM, Are we getting a "The Big Lebowski" sequel?, Playing with gas in a lightning storm, Queen is worse than Nickelback, Was 1982 a bad year for music?, The "I don't care anymore" move in an argument,  Battlefield V might not be as bad as you think, Allan Avenges "Captain America: The Winter Solider". "Hey, Look at This!" featuring a gay activist, A sex doll love song, A high-stakes escape, A Lamborghini in The Hollywood Hills, and More Breaded Chicken excellence. The return of "What Makes Dave Mad This Week?" with Dave "The Redneck" Schultz and A potential trap talks about race. Lastly, some great voicemails. We close out this week's show with the track "Don't (Lie To Me)" by Panic Baby.  Visit us at www.NFHCPodcast.com for everything Not For Human Consumption. Support the show by subscribing to our Patreon! Leave us a voicemail anytime at 480-788-7330 Check out the NFHC Store! http://www.nfhcpodcast.com/store/ Join the NFHC Discord! https://discord.gg/xrxhQTP This episode of NFHC is brought to you by Crazy Cactus Beard Balm! https://crazycactusbeardbalm.com/ Panic Babyhttp://panicbabyband.com/ https://www.facebook.com/PanicBabyBand/

In our first episode we conducted an exhaustive investigation into how Panic Baby write, create, and collaborate. Be sure to listen to the entire episode for insight into the writing of their single "Don't Lie to Me".

Thursday (1/25) Raquel from Panic Baby joined me to talk Phoenix Rock Lottery and what's coming up with the band. Plus we spin their song "Heavy." Enjoy the highlights!  Time: ~18 min.