Quite Literally Books is bringing women’s lost literary voices back into the spotlight. Betsy talks with the founders about books, mission, and meaning.
Betsy Wurzel explores Holocaust education voices of valor with author Joanne D. Gilbert — a moving discussion about survivors, memory, and resistance.
🥏Mr. Jay shares insights on healing from betrayal trauma, the strength of emotional truth, and his powerful 90-day journal, From Tears to Transformation.
🎙️Somatic Coaching for Healing Trauma is explored as Mitch Webb and Betsy Wurzel discuss nervous system regulation, trauma recovery, burnout, and caregiver health.
✨ What AI Really Means for Our Lives is explored as Betsy Wurzel speaks with author David Eliot about how artificial intelligence affects everyday life and society.
🎗️A moving conversation with Anne Hand as she uncovers the family she never knew and the inspiration behind her debut book.
🎈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.
📰 What Happened to Millennials takes center stage as Betsy Wurzel interviews author Charlie Wells about the truths, challenges, and stories defining America’s largest generation. Learn how Millennials are reshaping leadership, identity, and culture in this thoughtful, inspiring conversation.
In this episode, Betsy Wurzel speaks with Jerry Glazer as he reveals the painful truths behind Vietnam Uncensored. Learn what really happened in Vietnam and why honoring every veteran’s story matters.
Breast Cancer Advocacy Pioneers explores how fearless women like Shirley Temple Black, Rose Kushner, and Evelyn Lauder transformed breast cancer awareness and patient rights. Learn why advocacy, second opinions, and speaking up can change outcomes and inspire future generations.