Quite Literally Books is bringing women’s lost literary voices back into the spotlight. Betsy talks with the founders about books, mission, and meaning.
🎈The Paradox of Passion offers surprising insights into what really motivates us, as Dr. Bobby Hoffman and Betsy Wurzel explore how rewards shape human behavior.
📚 In Chatting with Betsy, I interview author Bill Frisco about Every Day Is Like Sunday, a gripping novel mixing history and fiction. Learn how a stolen painting, unforgettable characters, and real Holocaust history come together in this remarkable story of justice and…
⚖️ In this episode of Chatting with Betsy, host Betsy Wurzel talks with journalist Alia Dastagir about online harassment, her new book, and women’s resilience in the face of digital abuse.
Betsy Wurzel speaks with Dennis J. Henson about Real Impact, a book of daily inspiration with stories of perseverance, faith, and success.
Betsy Wurzel explores Desiree Pearl’s Journey Through Trauma and Healing in this inspiring interview on resilience, mental health, and the courage to share your story.
Betsy Wurzel interviews James R. Bateman, author of Savior of Lost Souls, a thrilling supernatural novel about lost souls, divine intervention, and redemption.
Betsy Wurzel explores how foster care fails too many kids with journalist Claudia Rowe, exposing the system’s harm—and paths toward change.
She extends heartfelt thanks to her listeners, Jeanne White (Station Manager), Lillian Cauldwell (CEO of PWTRN), and all her guests, with a special shoutout to Lissa Warren (President of Lissa Warren PR).
Being an advocate for children with special needs is not easy. Marjorie Strebe shares her journey of raising her daughter with a genetic disorder.