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Written in the Stars: Books and Beyond highlights and celebrates the people in our community involved with books, writing, and publishing. From poets and romance writers to literary journals and entrepreneurs, we explore a multitude of stories and storytellers. Join us as we follow them on their journeys with the written word.
LCC Connect hosts Written in the Stars, a arts show with 26 episodes published.
In this episode, outgoing Lansing Poet Laureate Ruelaine Stokes shares how her love of writing began in childhood and grew into a passion for poetry. She also talks about her project, My Secret Lansing , and how poetry h
This episode explores the creative world of art, illustration, and book design with Lucy A. Sink, an experienced artist known for her work with publishers and convention exhibitions. Lucy shares behind-the-scenes insight
This episode highlights the 2026 Michigan Notable Books, featuring works by Michigan authors or those that capture the spirit of The Great Lake State. Guests Adam Oster and Mindy Babarskis from the Library of Michigan sh
On this episode, hosts John Szilagyi and Robin Moore are joined in studio by Jimmy Coyer, to discuss the upcoming Lansing Independent Comics and Zine Fest. This homespun literary festival is open to the public and is fre
This episode highlights the upcoming 39th Rally of Writers on April 11th at Lansing Community College’s West Campus. Guests Stephen Mack Jones and Rob Edwards discuss the realities of being a writer and balancing creativ
Book bans and challenges have reached unprecedented levels, with the American Library Association reporting 2,452 unique titles challenged in 2024. In this episode, the hosts engage with Amber Sheeran from MI Right to Re
This episode features Cirea Strode, a program manager at the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, who blends her professional work with her passion for supporting children’s emotional health. Her new book, W
On the next episode, hosts Ami and Robin welcome the multifaceted Kris Amos; a poet, writer, counselor, and father, who has navigated the realms of poetry and children's literature. With a background steeped in emotional
In this episode, our friend and LCC alumni Jesse Edwards returns to discuss his newest movie The Wildman of Shaggy Creek. We dive deep into adapting a book for the screen, the pressures of producing and directing, and th
Amy Piper, is a travel writer and blogger who has published two books: 100 Things to do in Lansing before you die and her most recent is Secret Michigan: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure. In this episode we s
Robin Pizzo is a thought leader, content creator, writer, educator, and entrepreneur. She leads the education efforts of WKAR Public Media, the PBS and NPR affiliate serving Michigan's capital region and regional directo
This podcast episode delves into the Michigan Notable Books Program, a distinguished initiative by the Library of Michigan that celebrates noteworthy publications from the state. Guests, Adam Oster and Mindy Barbarski el
This podcast episode delves into the intricacies of the upcoming A Rally of Writers conference, a prominent literary event in Michigan, renowned for its extensive offerings aimed at both novice and seasoned writers. We e
The focal point of this podcast episode lies in our illuminating conversation with Rina "RiRi" Risper, who is not only a publisher but also a prominent advocate for underserved and marginalized communities. Throughout ou
This episode features an enlightening discussion with Warren Petoskey, wherein we delve into the profound themes of identity, historical trauma, and the healing power of storytelling. Warren, an esteemed Odawa and Lakota
A Sparkle in Their Eyes: Raising Talented, Diverse Students in STEAM Careers by Dr. Veronica Wilkerson-Johnson, an insightful guide for parents aiming to help their children excel in STEAM fields. Through powerful person
Dedria Humphries Barker is a prolific writer, artist, and journalist who has written for many newspapers and magazines, most recently as a columnist for the local newspaper the Lansing City Pulse. Her book is titled “Mot
Jesse is a three-time Emmy award-winning Director, Producer, Writer and Cinematographer. His first feature film The Stolen Valley (2022) is now available through Apple TV / Amazon, and more. Website: Jesse Edwards ______
Learn about the Capital Area District Library and its Summer Reading Challenge on this episode of "Written in the Stars." Our guest, Marisela Garza, has been a librarian with Capital Area District Libraries for almost 16
Local poet, Cruz Villarreal, sits down with co-hosts John Szilagyi and Robin Moore to share his poetry and process. Cruz is a writer with a wealth of life experience. He invites his audience to delve into the depth of po
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