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On this episode, we were joined by Nick Pon from the 24 Hours of Lemons HQ.  Nick is a car enthusiast for the vast majority of his life and worked with the Lemons team since the inception.  During this interview, we were able to go over Nick's history, both with Lemons and personally. 

Highlights included:  

1.  Thoughts on how you Lemons has gone so far, the Good, The Bad and The Ugly
2. What is planned for NJMP next weekend with Race, Radwood, Hooptiecon and everything else on site

Also please check out Nick's latest article at Autoweek related to a 24 Hours of Lemons race car that turned into much more.  (and no, that is definitely not our Capri)  

https://autoweek.com/article/car-life/capremium-when-cheap-race-cars-turn-out-be-valuableish

Kasey and Tyler look into; squatty potty, sneaking snacks, pigs feet, Dumbo, GoT, and "Shallow" influences

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Capri Norrman om när hennes pappa sjörövaren, slutligen gick i land. Storydox 12/3 2019. Tema: Pappa.

Profiting off the relationship between humans and talking dogs. 

Comedian Jeff Capri, one of my dear comedy brothers from "I Am Battle Comic", tells us about doing shows for our US Troops. He's LOL hilarious and has traveled the world, so we chat about how shows changed since the war began after 9/11 and the important relief the comedy shows give our men and women who serve. 

Jeff is the prodigal son of legendary comic Dick Capri. How was that growing up? Going to the Catskills and hanging late at the Friars Club? 

Oh, great review out today from a wonderful military spouse, MJ Boice.

You can pre-order "I Am Battle Comic" for $10 and half that goes to MiltiaryFamily.org so do it now. And if you're in Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Las Vegas or Minneapolis.. find me at a premiere event!! All proceeds go to great charities that help military families and veterans. Click here for screenings and ticket links. 

many thanks,

Jordan

This chat is brisk hour and 20 minutes. 

Comedian Jeff Capri, one of my dear comedy brothers from "I Am Battle Comic", tells us about doing shows for our US Troops. He's LOL hilarious and has traveled the world, so we chat about how shows changed since the war began after 9/11 and the important relief the comedy shows give our men and women who serve. 

Jeff is the prodigal son of legendary comic Dick Capri. How was that growing up? Going to the Catskills and hanging late at the Friars Club? 

Oh, great review out today from a wonderful military spouse, MJ Boice.

You can pre-order "I Am Battle Comic" for $10 and half that goes to MiltiaryFamily.org so do it now. And if you're in Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Las Vegas or Minneapolis.. find me at a premiere event!! All proceeds go to great charities that help military families and veterans. Click here for screenings and ticket links. 

many thanks,

Jordan

This chat is brisk hour and 20 minutes. 

For our 50th episode, we're featuring over a dozen all-star indie authors offering an amazing wealth of information about publishing and writing. Tune in to hear from HM Ward, Diane Capri, Melody Anne, and more! You'll learn:

• How this multi-author signing event came together
• What Diane Capri has learned while serving on the board of the International Thriller Writers
• Ruth Cardello's tips for becoming a successful author
• How Melody Anne got started as an author, and why she loves this job. "If somebody ticks me off I get to kill them in my series! So my life is awesome."
• Raine Miller's tips for translating your novels
• Why Michelle A. Valentine works with a literary agent
• How HM Ward manages to write over books per month. “I always have multiple books in the pipeline at a time. So I’ll come up with an idea and I’ll start a book, and then when I’m not really feeling it anymore I put it down and then I pick up something else.”
• Why CC MacKenzie joined the Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi)
• Steena Holmes describing what ALLi has taught her about marketing to a UK audience
• Chris Keniston's "pantser" writing method
• What Fabio Bueno has learned while writing from both male and female perspectives in his SINGULARITY series
• How Lee Strauss found her German translator
• Rebecca Donovan's thoughts on working with a traditional publisher, Grand Central. She's also heavily involved in the production process turning her BREATHING series into a movie

The KWL team is always on the road attending writer's conferences and publishing events, so Christine lists off just a few that we have coming up in the next few months. We hope we'll have the chance to meet you in person soon!

In the latest episode of the Kobo Writing Life Podcast, we welcome NYT and USA Today bestselling author Diane Capri. KWL Content Manager Christina Potter and US Manager Christine Munroe speak with Diane - who offered jokingly to change her name to Christine for the purposes of this episode - about her daily writing life, the benefits of collaboration and mentorship, strategies for selling well on Kobo, and more. Tune in to hear about:

• The value of being part of writing organizations. Diane has been a member of Mystery Writers of America, Sisters in Crime, Romance Writers of America, and others, for many years. Diane talks about how she joined many groups when she began writing and how these groups of allowed her to receive feedback on writing and  upcoming projects. They are also a great place to connect with new writers and share information.
• How to find a writing schedule that works for you. Diane's advice? Try everything- it is the best way to refine your process.
• The importance of working closely with retailers and taking advantage of different programs that they offer. She specifically discusses Kobo's First Free in Series page as a strategy to find new readers. She also highlights that making her titles available through all retailers has been key to her success, and that exclusive programs have not worked for her. By their nature they exclude potential readers who find eBooks through other platforms.
• Diane talks about collaboration and her author collective, The Twelve. This group worked together and released the incredibly successful DEADLY DOZEN boxed set. She discusses the process of putting the boxed set together, highlighting  pricing strategy and PR efforts to ensure the book was accessible to as many readers as possible. The ultimate goal of the group: do things that haven't been done before. Read Joanna Penn's blog post about DEADLY DOZEN's success here!
• There has never been a better time to be a reader and writer. One of things Diane enjoys the most is that readers who may not have been able to find her books in print can easily purchase them around the world as an eBook.
• Diane's relationship with her fans. Connecting with them is one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of being an author.
• A sneak peek of what Diane is working on next.

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Adult-film star Capri Anderson is reportedly going to file a
criminal complaint against the actor following his meltdown at the Plaza Hotel.