Moxie Press Podcast

Elliot Grey is a writer, poet, and all-around fascinating person with a lovely life story. Listen to their excerpt, listen to this episode, and then get their new book, The Clusterfuck Collection, out August 13th on Barnes & Noble.

Author S. Nicole is an accomplished fantasy writer, artist, actor, singer, and mermaid. She's one of the most multifaceted and talented people we've had the pleasure of speaking with.
Grab her book, Where the River Meets the Soul! Also find her on TikTok and Instagram.

Andrew and Jessie discuss essays from their book, Silly American, among other things. Examples include J.K. Rowling, wealth disparities in the U.S., Louisiana's new "bible in the classroom" law, and more.
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The Moxie Press June Author Spotlight and cognitive neuroscientist, Isabel Torres, joins Andrew on the Moxie Press podcast to discuss everything from what exactly cognitive neuroscience is, how she thinks we can use practical tools in order to understand ourselves better, self-esteem, how older generations parenting helped create far-right extremism in the U.S., and more!
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Our May Author Spotlight -- rapper, poet, actor Lyndon Laveaux -- has a message for the world: Have a little empathy. In Part 2 of our discussion with Lyndon, we dig deeper into empathy, examples we set for our kids, and how we can overcome our past.
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Our May Author Spotlight -- rapper, poet, and actor Lyndon Laveaux -- has a message for the world. Have a little empathy. In Part 1 of our discussion with Lyndon, we dig into why a lack of empathy in the world has led us to where we are today and if we can even dig ourselves out of it.