An interview with writer Sofie Darling, the author of Three Lessons in Seduction and Tempted by the Viscount, her latest book, which will be released today June 27th. We talk about what it’s like to be a newly published author, the weather in Iceland, and how a Krispy Kreme donut can bring on a moment of bliss. This interview is available on iTunes! Please leave a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast. The music you are listening to was provided by Jamendo and this is Ambient-M by Antony Raijekov. Thanks for listening! What's your idea of bliss?

In this episode, I’m talking to RITA FINALIST Vivien Jackson author of Wanted and Wired which is, you guessed it, a finalist for the RITA Award in Paranormal Romance, the Romance Writers of America’s highest honor for a published novel.

In this episode, The Bliss Tour chats with Jay of joyfullyjay.com, the popular LGBTQ+ romance review site. We discuss the growing popularity of gay (m/m) romance.

This is the third episode of The Bliss Tour. Yay!!!! {muppet arms}A big thank you to Mary Veal of Kula Yoga Shala. Mary is one of my best friends from high school and we talk about yoga, living an authentic life, and rock and roll.  Listen Links to some of the things we chatted about:Kula Yoga Shala - Mary's yoga studio in Jupiter, Florida and home of Rock & Roll Yoga ("It will be loud. There may be offensive language. If this doesn't sound like fun to you, PLEASE DON'T COME!")Karma Krew - the non-profit Mary and her partner started to take yoga beyond the studio walls and into the hearts of the communityWhy some of us don't have one true calling - a Ted Talk about "multipotentialites" by Emilie WapnickBhagavad Gita - a dialogue between Arjuna and Lord KrishnaThe music you are listening to was not provided by Led Zepplin, or Godsmack or Pantera (I totally had to look up those last two). The music you are listening to was provided by Jamendo and this is Ambient-M by Antony Raijekov. I hope you enjoyed this interview. Let me know what you think in the comments. Happy Holidays!

The second episode of the Bliss Tour is finally here!!Here's a fun interview with Harmony Eichsteadt of Wild Women's Adventure Club. We talked about work, being kind to ourselves, being nomads, and wild women. Enjoy!Listen Here are links to some of the things we chatted about in the interview:Wild Women's Adventure Club - Harmony's new venture! The next Wild Women's Wednesday is November 4th. Check it out.How to Get a Wild Woman - Harmony's poem that started it all!Positive Intelligence by Shirzad Chamine - Harmony read this book when she was battling cancer. Self-Compassion by Kristin Neff - Self-compassion is so important to remember.Camp Good Life Project by the Good Life Project - Where Harmony first performed How to Get a Wild Woman.World Cocoa Day - How did I not know this was a thing?!? The music was provided by the North Sea. Ok, so apparently Portobello's beach is a small tributary to the North Sea. But I'm just going to call it the North Sea anyway. :)I hope you enjoyed this interview. I have a couple more coming up soon! Woot!! Let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks!

This is the first episode of the Bliss Tour! And I’m so excited!! Thanks so much to Sarah Wendell of Smart Bitches, Trashy Books. We talk about her transition from Cube Life to blogger, expectations of work life, and a little bit of romance. Listen Here are links to some of the things we chatted about in the interview:Smart Bitches, Trashy Books - Sarah's most excellent site!Lighting the Flames: a Hanukkah Story by Sarah WendellParis Letters by Janice MacLeod - I read this between putting my house on the market and accepting an offer, a 4-day period. Totally an inspiration for my sabbaticalWhat stands between you and where you want to be? - Fear, the answer is fearGrammar, Identity, and the Dark Side of the Subjunctive - I'm obsessed with this TEDx Talk by Phuc TranThe Heiress Effect by Courtney Milan - my first historical romance!The music was provided by Jamendo and this is Possibilities by Jasmine Jordan.I hope you enjoyed this interview because I am planning on doing more. Woo! Hoo! With better audio! (Sorry, my fault). Let me know what you think in the comments. Thanks!