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Plug in to iUniverse by downloading our podcasts. We interview iUniverse authors and specialists and announce new iUniverse products and features.
Each podcast is between 20 and 30 minutes and saved in MP3 format so you can listen to it on your computer or MP3 player. The podcasts are moderated by Allan Hunkin, the principal of Podcast.biz Consulting.
Featured Podcast

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Join the New York Times best-selling, internationally-acclaimed author Barbara Wood in her first AuthorTalk interview.
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Recent Podcasts
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Do as you’re told and don’t ask questions. This culture of intimidation is one that Michael Keller says he became all too familiar with while serving in the army. And once he found himself in Iraq at the Abu Ghraib prison in 2005, what he saw and heard began to put him at odds with everything he believed in, everything he felt the United States stood for. After speaking up against what he saw and nearly being punished for it, Keller decided that all he could do was detail what he saw in the e-mails he sent back home. Those e-mails are compiled in his self-published book, Torture Central.
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How does an average guy deal with 15 years of chronic anxiety because of his dependence on a "bathroom" strategy? Listen as author Tim Phelan describes living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and his hilarious book, Romance, Riches, and Restrooms: A Cautionary Tale of Ambitious Dreams and Irritable Bowels.
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Who are you calling a Geezette? Mary Ellen Erickson, Ph.D., the author of Geezettes, provides a humorous answer to this question during her first AuthorTalk interview. Join Erickson as she discusses the key ingredient to enjoying ones retirement years, and learn why life after retirement gives her even more of a reason to focus on life. After walking away from a successful career in education and human service, Erickson finally found the opportunity to develop and explore her interests – in particular, writing. Now, the Star author hopes to share her inspirational, humorous and relatable tale with others who might wonder if they’re going through the circumstances of their retirement years alone.
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