The Book Nook | wprnPublicRadio.com An Interview with Author Juliet Rose by Adam Scull Six months after the sudden loss of an unplanned pregnancy, Hannah Moore is almost ready to think about living again. That is until one fateful day when a reckless, young motorcyclist changes their lives forever. One terrible, momentary decision ends…
An Interview with Author Teri M. Brown
The Book Nook | wprnPublicRadio.com An Interview with Author Teri M. Brown by Adam Scull  An Enemy Like Me, written by award-winning author Teri M Brown, is a novel about love, war, and the complexities of family and identity. How does a man show his love – for country, heritage, family – during a…
An Interview with Brain Surgeon & New Author Gary Simonds
The Book Nook | wprnPublicRadio.com An Interview with Brain Surgeon & New Author Gary Simonds by Adam Scull  Brain surgeon and unlikely war hero Ryan Brenan has everything: a booming practice, a beautiful home in an idyllic setting, and a happy, loving family. Then, the apparitions begin. Subtle at first, but soon there’s no…
A Hair-Brained Invention
The Casual Observer | Satire | wprnPublicRadio.com A Hair-Brained Invention by Rob DeMarco   Twenty-five percent of men start dealing with hair loss by their 25th birthday. Today, a bald or shaved head is quite fashionable; many men are comfortable with that. Some may not be and may have tried hair plugs, wigs, or the…
The Digital Divide
Essay | wprnPublicRadio.com The Digital Divide | wprnPublicRadio.com by Adam Scull The digital divide, the gap between those with and without access to modern information and communication technology, is a critical issue that significantly impacts rural America. Despite the rapid advancement of technology and its integration into nearly every aspect of daily life, many rural…
The Neglect Of Rural America
Essay | wprnPublicRadio.com The Neglect Of Rural America | wprnPublicRadio.com Written by Adam Scull  Mainstream media’s neglect of rural America is a multifaceted issue with deep-rooted causes and significant consequences. First and foremost, the economic model of media outlets plays a crucial role. Media companies, driven primarily by profit motives, focus on…
Rediscovering the Magic of Classic Songs in a Modern Era
Essay | wprnPublicRadio.com Timeless Tunes: Rediscovering the Magic of Classic Songs in a Modern Era | wprnPublicRadio.com by Adam Scull  “When You’re Smiling,” a timeless classic, has a rich history that spans nearly a century, showcasing its enduring appeal and ability to evoke joy. Written by Larry Shay, Mark Fisher, and Joe Goodwin in…
Rural Aging Population
Essay | wprnPublicRadio.com Rural Aging Population | wprnPublicRadio.com by Adam Scull  This essay comprehensively examines the aging population in rural areas, discusses the demographic changes, impacts on community dynamics, challenges in healthcare and other services, and potential solutions. The phenomenon of an aging population is reshaping the demographic landscape globally, with its impact being…
The Craft of Writing a POV
The Craft of Writing a POV | wprnPublicRadio.com by Randall “Jay” Andrews Thirty-six manuscripts and twenty-five years in the entertainment industry. With an eclectic storytelling range, his work encompasses Sci-fi, dystopian, noir, mystery, thriller, horror, speculative, and contemporary drama (I know, weird last one, but that’s most of my early work.) Writing has been a…
Revisiting George Orwell
Essay | wprnPublicRadio.com Revisiting George Orwell | wprnPublicRadio.com by Adam Scull  George Orwell, an English novelist, essayist, journalist, and critic, is renowned for his profound influence on 20th-century literature and political thought. His legacy is multifaceted, resonating through various aspects of modern society. Orwell’s literary works, especially “1984†and “Animal Farm,†have become timeless…