What can a lifetime of experience teach us about faith, purpose, and the way we treat others?

In this episode of Writers Valley Podcast, Peter shares the story behind his book Religious Thoughts and the life experiences that shaped his writing. He talks about growing up during World War II, the questions that led him to look deeper into his faith, and how major moments in his life changed the way he sees the world.

Peter also shares one of his meaningful stories and explains why our words, choices, and actions can stay with us longer than we expect.

Tune in for a thoughtful conversation about faith, life lessons, writing, and finding meaning through every stage of life.

What happens when a child tries to win a fish at the fair—but comes home with a hamster instead?

In this episode of the Writers Way Podcast, Jessica Wilkins talks with author Frances K. Hovis about her children’s book A Hamster Named Fish. Frances shares how a real-life story gave her the idea for the book, how the magical hamster became part of a bigger mystery, and what she hopes young readers will enjoy along the way.

Made for young readers ages 6 to 10, the story brings together fun, mystery, rewards for doing your best, and a little bit of magic. And the best part? The adventure is not over yet—there’s more to come.

In this inspiring episode of the Writer’s Way Podcast, author Davon Sayasy discusses his book, The Thief, inspired by the thief crucified beside Jesus.

Davon shares how the story explores faith, struggle, forgiveness, and redemption—reminding readers that it is never too late to turn to God.

Listen now for a heartfelt conversation about hope, purpose, and the power of second chances.

Discover The Thief by Davon Sayasy.

What starts as a simple story can sometimes grow into something much bigger.

In this episode of the Writers Way Podcast, Jessica Wilkins talks with author Richard P. Brunner about his book Short Stories You Will Love. Richard shares how writing stories for his pickleball group turned into a collection of more than 200 short stories filled with humor, memories, imagination, love, and everyday life.

He also talks about where his characters come from, why real-life experiences often find their way into his stories, and how one idea can grow into a story readers can connect with.

If you enjoy short, easy-to-read stories with heart and a little humor, this episode is for you.

What does it really mean to be human—with all our flaws, choices, struggles, and contradictions?

In this episode of the Writers Way Podcast, Jessica Wilkins talks with author Gentry Thomason about his book Rogues’ Gallery. They discuss the ideas behind his “poemographs,” the role of mythology in his work, and how the book looks at honesty, character, relationships, and the many sides of human nature. It’s a thoughtful conversation about the good, the bad, and everything in between.

In this thoughtful interview, William O. Scherzer III discusses Our Triune God: Living the Mystery, sharing his journey of studying the Trinity and helping readers deepen their faith, spiritual understanding, and connection with God.

What does the love of Jesus mean in everyday life?

In this inspiring episode of the Writer’s Way Podcast, we sit down with first-time author Christopher Goldey to discuss his book, The Love of Jesus. Christopher shares how his faith and personal relationship with the Holy Spirit inspired him to write a message of hope, salvation, and spiritual transformation.

During the conversation, he reflects on his 24-year Christian journey, the importance of studying Scripture, and the challenges that ultimately strengthened his relationship with Jesus. He also explains the three central questions explored in his book: Who is Jesus? Who is the Church? And who is the Holy Spirit?

Christopher encourages listeners to remain focused on Jesus, allow the Holy Spirit to guide their lives, and remember that God’s love is available to everyone. He also discusses his future books, his vision for the Kentucky Awakening Tabernacle, and his mission to share the Gospel with others.

Listen now for a heartfelt conversation about faith, purpose, obedience, and the life-changing love of Jesus.

Discover The Love of Jesus by Christopher Goldey.

In this thought-provoking interview, Bernard MacDonald discusses Infidel: Kafir, sharing the story’s themes of faith, loyalty, cultural tension, forbidden connection, and the human cost of division in a world shaped by conflict and belief.