Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, welcomes Laura Buchwald, an accomplished author and the voice behind the podcast People Who Do Things. In this episode, we dive into her creative journey, the discipline of storytelling, and what it means to build meaningful conversations that spotlight people making an impact. Laura shares insights from both sides of the microphone—how hosting shapes empathy, how writing sharpens perspective, and how curiosity fuels connection. It’s an energizing dialogue for listeners who love books, creators, and the craft of amplifying human stories.
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Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, welcomes Laura Buchwald, an accomplished author and the voice behind the podcast People Who Do Things. In this episode, we dive into her creative journey, the discipline of storytelling, and what it means to build meaningful conversations that spotlight people making an impact. Laura shares insights from both sides of the microphone—how hosting shapes empathy, how writing sharpens perspective, and how curiosity fuels connection. It’s an energizing dialogue for listeners who love books, creators, and the craft of amplifying human stories.
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Laura Buchwald
author: The Book of Reservations - cross between Ghosts and The Bear
Laura Buchwald is a fellow podcast host of the podcast People Who Do Things along with co-host John H Matthews (author of Runt and Designated Survivor). She is also an author with her latest book called: The Book of Reservations described as a "cross between Ghosts and The Bear…set in a busy NYC restaurant that’s a hub for people on both sides of the veil…*”
The is the much anticipated second installment of The Ghost Table trilogy .
Her first book, The Coat Check Girl, was released in October 2024. In the early days of writing this book, she won the Bronx Council on the Arts Chapter One Fiction competition. Her short story “Hither Hills” was published by Upbeat Tales and she has written two pieces for The Keepthings, a project devoted to the mementos we hold onto from our departed loved ones. In addition to the third book in her trilogy, Buchwald is collaborating on a screenplay.
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