Chatting with Betsy explores how Don Eggspuehler’s letters to his mother during the Vietnam War turned into a legacy of love and truth. Learn how personal storytelling can heal—and honor—a generation.
That promise turned into a lifeline of letters from the war zone, and later, into a powerful book that captures the fear, humor, pain, and resilience of a young man navigating the harsh realities of Vietnam.
Betsy and Lonnee talk about what it means to be a late bloomer and why it’s never too late to reset your life. Lonnee shares a guiding idea from her book:
In Betsy’s words, “The Death and Life of August Sweeney is a fascinating read that plunges you into the culinary world, explores complex human relationships, and demystifies the autopsy process. She couldn’t put it down!”
Betsy has interviewed many authors, and this discussion deepened her appreciation for the dedication and strategy behind a book’s success. If you’re serious about getting your book into the hands of more readers, you won’t want to miss this episode!
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She candidly shared how writing poetry became a healing outlet during her struggles with depression and grief, even helping her navigate a challenging writer’s block during a difficult period.
In this engaging interview, Doug shared the inspiration behind his first book, It’s A Wonderful Time, where characters Evan West and Dr. Cooper travel back in time to the set of It’s A Wonderful Life. Betsy and Doug reflected on why this classic…
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According to him, nations, particularly the U.S., are now more engrossed in technology and business than in social and moral programs, creating a “me versus them” scenario.