The Book Connection

Welcome to The Book Connection, a show where we introduce avid readers to up-and-coming indie authors and their incredible stories. From titles that have been picked up for TV or the big screen to those that have built a solid fan base to inspiring, uplifting personal accounts, we put the spotlight on a diverse collection of books—and the fascinating storytellers behind them.

The Book Connection is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 300 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts The Book Connection, a arts show with 300 episodes published.

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  Episode #3

  The Author Roundup: Soraiya Bodhi & Nishma Karim on Conscious Motherhood and Generational Healing

  Sep 28, 20261h 3mS19

  What if the most powerful thing you can do for your children is heal yourself first? That's the heart of “Be Light to Raise Light,” an inspiring collection of stories by today’s featured guests. In this episode of The Book Connection, multi-international bestselling authors Soraiya Bodhi and Nishma Karim share the vision behind a book that brings together nineteen awakened mothers and the real, heartfelt stories that prove conscious parenting begins from the inside out. A conversation for every mother ready to step into her light. Get the book on Amazon: https://a.co/d/05IK0dMZ #authorroundup #thebookconnectionshow Thanks for listening!

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  Episode #2

  The Author Roundup: Tony Holland’s Inspirational Tale of a Tiny Rooster That Bonds Every Reader Who Finds It

  Sep 22, 202632 minS19

  Rocky is a tiny bantam rooster discovered in an old barn by a young farmer who decides to save him. What follows is anything but ordinary. In this episode of The Book Connection, artist, illustrator, and storyteller Tony L. Holland introduces us to the little rooster whose adventures will leave you angry and happy, laughing and crying—and whose story, he believes, just might inspire you to overcome whatever has been holding you back from your own dreams. Get the book on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0eftyMn6 #authorroundup #thebookconnectionshow Thanks for listening!

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  The Author Roundup: Eliza Grayson on Surviving, Starting Over, and Rising Beyond Abuse

  Sep 18, 202651 minS19

  She escaped a decades-long abusive relationship with nothing but the clothes on her back. Then, at sixty, she started over—clawing her way back from homelessness to purchase a car and a home, earn a second master's degree, complete a dual PhD, and graduate from medical school at seventy-four. In this episode of The Book Connection, Eliza Grayson shares the story behind “Strip Maul,” a raw, fearless memoir that proves, beyond any doubt, that success is the best revenge. Grab your copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/00H4SSBD #authorroundup #thebookconnectionshow Thanks for listening!

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  Episode #16

  The Author Roundup: Relentless Love, Unshakable Faith, and Clenice Hunt’s Refusal to Give Up on Her Son

  Sep 11, 20261h 8mS18

  God always holds a light somewhere. Even in the worst of times. That belief is what carried Clenice Hunt through years of heartbreak, violence, and the kind of exhaustion that only parents of children with severe autism truly understand. In this episode of The Book Connection, Clenice shares her son Chris's incredible transformation and her memoir, “Rising Above Autism: A Mother’s Refusal To Abandon Her Son,” which chronicles every painful, miraculous step of the journey—written for every parent who has faced the impossible and still dared to believe. Visit her website to learn more about her story and book: https://www.risingaboveautism.net/ Get a copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0b4Vcpl7 #authorroundup #thebookconnectionshow Thanks for listening!

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  Episode #15

  The Author Roundup: The Unacknowledged Weight of Caregiving—and the Hope That Carried Nansie Chapman Douglas Through

  Sep 5, 202631 minS18

  A devastating car accident. A brother in a coma halfway around the world. And a woman who had to become a caregiver overnight with no roadmap and no warning. On today’s episode of The Book Connection, Nansie Chapman Douglas—counselor, songwriter, and storyteller—opens up about the deeply personal, often heartbreaking, and unexpectedly humorous journey behind her memoir, “When The Road Ends, Love Builds A New One.” This is a book for every caregiver who has ever carried someone else's healing while quietly holding their own life together. Visit Nancie’s website to learn more about her and her book: www.care4caregivers.org Get a copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/04EOU11z #authorroundup #thebookconnectionshow Thanks for listening!

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