Ep. 157: Susan Chiavelli
Santa Barbara local writer and poet Susan Chiavelli visits with host Fred Klein. Susan’s stories have appeared in such publications as the Minnetonka Review. Speaking of Stories has performed more …
Ep. 152: Santa Barbara Writers Conference 2015
Santa Barbara Writers Conference owner Monte Schulz fills host Fred Klein in on all the happening at this year’s SBWC. The conference happens June 7-12, 2015 at the Hyatt on …
Ep. 151: Marilyn Tam
Author Marilyn Tam talks with host Fred Klein about her journey from serving as a CEO in the corporate world to forming her own company and nonprofit organization. Marilyn is …
Ep. 148: Robin Winter
Robin Winter tells host Fred Klein about her latest novel Watch the Shadows which focuses on Isla Vista – and the mysterious. Robin also pursues a career in oil painting …
Ep. 147: Sojourner Kincaid Rolle
Santa Barbara’s brand new Poet Laureate Sojourner Kincaid Rolle sits down with host Fred Klein for her first television interview in this position. Sojourner talks about her work in civil …
Ep. 143: Santa Barbara Public Library Youth Services
Gwen Wagy, Senior Youth Services Librarian, tells host Fred Klein what’s new for children at the Santa Barbara Central Library. Downstairs at the main library branch is in the process …
Ep. 141: Erin Graffy
Erin Graffy returns to talk Santa Barbara history with host Fred Klein. Erin’s latest book is titled Old Spanish Days: Santa Barbara History Through Public Art. Literary Gumbo: Erin Graffy …
Ep. 137: Michael Bayouth
Michael Bayouth returns to entertain host Fred Klein with stories from his new memoir In The Shadows of Giants: True Stories From The Son of a Hollywood Stuntman. Michael’s father …
Ep. 136: In Memory of Charles Champlin
Shelly Lowenkopf and host Fred Klein remember the recently past film critic, writer, and SBWC workshop leader Charles Champlin (1926-2014). Literary Gumbo: In Memory of Charles Champlin from Literary Gumbo …
Ep. 135: Betsy Green
Betsy Green ends 2014 by giving host Fred Klein a look back at 1914. Betsy’s new book Way Back When: Santa Barbara in 1914 gives a historical perspective with a …