The Relatable Voice Podcast

Welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we're on a journey to chat with Ian A. O'Conner. Ian is a retired US Air Force colonel turned author with several published books, including his latest, "The Pegasus Directive," which is out now.Find out more at: https://ianaoconnor.com/ Stay curious, stay relatable, and until next time, keep listening to The Relatable Voice!

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we're taking a trip to Michigan to chat with Amanda Barratt, a bestselling author known for her historical novels and novellas. Her latest masterpiece, "The Warsaw Sisters," is set to hit the shelves this November.Find out more at: www.amandabarratt.net

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we're hitting the virtual road and heading to Missouri to have a delightful chat with Irene Hannon. Irene holds a B.A. in psychology and an M.A. in journalism, and she's an acclaimed author with over 60 romantic suspense and contemporary romance novels under her belt. Her latest book, "Into The Fire," is out now.Find out more at: www.irenehannon.com

Introducing Catch The Story, from your host of The Relatable Voice Podcast.Our first storyteller is our good friend, Lightn' Charlie. His story, "FIRE IN THE HOLE," is nerve-racking and brilliantly narrated, serving as a powerful reminder of the precious gift of life. Charlie is a recording artist, author, and entertainer. To find out more about Lightn' Charlie and how to contact him, please check our headlines or our website www.Relatable-Media.com. Up next, we have Alan Freedman. Alan’s story, Back Then When I Knew It All, is an inspirational story of his journey from being an enemy of the gay community to being one of its strongest supporters. Alan is a podcaster and author. To find out more about Alan, please check our headlines or website www.relatable-media.com.

Hello, dear listeners! Welcome back to the Relatable Voice Podcast. Today, we're hitting the road and heading to the Central Coast of California to chat with Holly Varni. Holly is a wife and mother of two kids who absolutely adores Arts and crafts fairs. And she's here to share some exciting news about her upcoming book, On Moonberry Lake. Find out more at: https://www.hollyvarni.com/

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast! Today, we're heading back to Virginia to speak with the talented Francine Piriano-Davila. Francine is an accomplished author known for her diverse range of children's literature. Her latest release, "The Lonely Chameleon," is a testament to her commitment to empowering children with the gift of self-belief.Find out more at: https://francinepirianodavila.com/.

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast. Today, we're hitting the road, heading to the Olympic Peninsula, just a couple of hours from Seattle, to have a chat with Jan Carroza. Jan is a seasoned marketing veteran with over 40 years of experience, a mentor, a podcaster, and a writer. Her latest book, "Rockin' ROI," is a must-read for marketing professionals.Find out more at: https://jancarroza.bio.link 

Welcome to another episode of The Relatable Voice. Today, we're taking you to Michigan to have a delightful chat with the author Jody Hedlund. Jody has published over fifty novels and holds many awards to her name. Her upcoming book "Calling on the Matchmaker," is coming out in December.Find out more at: jodyhedlund.com.

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast. Today, we're taking a journey to the beautiful state of Colorado to chat with the incredible Kimberley Woodhouse. Kimberley is not only an award-winning and bestselling author of more than thirty books, but she's also got a fantastic new release on the horizon, "The Secrets Beneath."Find out more at:  kimberleywoodhouse.com

Hello and welcome to The Relatable Voice podcast. Today, we are heading to San Diego to talk to P.L Hampton. P.L is a Law Clerk, Financial Management Advisor, Educator, and Author. His latest book, "Shadowland," is available now.Find out more at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phillip-hampton-187743125/