🧠 Between Two Worlds is a moving memoir about a mother and son navigating schizophrenia, stigma, and the urgent need for compassionate mental health care.
🥏A false arrest experience leads Dakarai Larriett to share his personal story, the impact of injustice, and why he chose to speak out and pursue change.
🗨️ Speech therapy across ages is explored as Betsy Wurzel speaks with a speech-language pathologist about communication support for children, adults, and families.
Long-Term Care Insurance Planning expert Suzanne Scheer joins Betsy Wurzel to discuss caregiving preparation, disability insurance, and why planning early protects families.
📘 In Bullied Behind Bars, Matt Melvin shares his personal experiences with bullying, incarceration, and the challenges of rebuilding life after prison.
🎧 Discover The Hope Not Plot novel as Betsy Wurzel speaks with author David R. Stokes about Winston Churchill, Cold War intrigue, and a gripping political thriller.
⚖️ Betsy Wurzel and William Cooper ask: What If Rumsfeld Stood Trial? Discover how this novel challenges political legacies through fiction grounded in truth.
💜 Kelly Cervantes opens up about caregiving, epilepsy, and how grief reshaped her identity in this powerful conversation on healing and purpose.
🦖The Last Extinction challenges the asteroid theory and reveals the true story of dinosaur extinction in this bold interview with Professor Gerta Keller.
Quite Literally Books is bringing women’s lost literary voices back into the spotlight. Betsy talks with the founders about books, mission, and meaning.