Ep. 177: Erin Graffy
Erin Graffy returns to show host Fred Klein her new book which diverges from her usual topic of Santa Barbara and its history. Anamalia is a book of poetry paired …
Ep. 176: Annie Dahlgren
Annie Dahlgren stopped by to tell host Fred Klein about her new mystery novel Murder at the Potter Hotel, which is set in Santa Barbara’s past. Annie is also a …
Ep. 175: Betsy J. Green
Betsy J. Green reminisces with host Fred Klein about Santa Barbara one hundred years ago. Betsy’s new book, Way Back When: Santa Barbara in 1915, chronicles events from a century …
Ep. 174: Monte Schulz
Monte Schulz returns to chat with host Fred Klein about his new epic novel Crossing Eden and great literature in general. Monte is also a composer of several CDs and …
Ep. 173: Dick Jorgensen
Dick Jorgensen tells host Fred Klein about his new book O Tomodachi which chronicles Jorgensen’s two years in Japan in 1954 on a first-ever exchange program. Literary Gumbo: Dick Jorgensen …
Ep. 172: Beverlye Hyman Fead
Beverlye Hyman Fead returns to tell host Fred Klein about her new book Aging in High Heels: Living a Life with Passion, Hope & Laughter. Beverly talks about her amazing …
Ep. 171: Robin Yardi
Children’s book author Robin Yardi talks with host Fred Klein about growing up in Santa Barbara CA and her variety of writing talents. Robin’s books include an educational picture book …
Ep. 170: Taylor Bayouth
Author Taylor Bayouth stops by the give host Fred Klein insight on How to Steal the Mona Lisa: and Six Other World-Famous Treasures. Seriously, Bayouth’s humorous book describes seven heists …
Ep. 169: Monte Schulz
Author and songwriter Monte Schulz returns to inform host Fred Klein about his latest novel Crossing Eden. Monte’s musical group, Seraphonium, has a new album, After Many a Summer, comprised …
Ep. 168: Dana Matthaei Kent
Dana Matthaei Kent talks with host Fred Klein about her book Brussels to Beirut to Bali: The 1958 World Travels of Four Girls in a Second-Hand Chevy. Literary Gumbo: Dana …