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The Inkspot Podcast

The Inkspot Podcast highlights books of all kinds, talented authors with a story to tell, and stars from the publishing world. We"ll talk about books that make us think with guests that make us laugh! To learn more about Inkspot Publishing, visit https://inkspotpublishing.com/

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13: FASCIST YOGA (Stewart Home Part 2)

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/11/03

In this continuation of our discussion with Stewart Home, we talk about the Fascist underbelly of Western Yoga practice, the toxic side of the Wellness Community, and learning how to do a headstand.Books mentioned in this episode:Stewart Home's Fascist Yoga: https://amzn.to/48gyWXcInkspot Publishing receives a commission for any Amazon sales made through the above affiliate links.The Indie Books Club is a podcast dedicated to discussing books of all kinds, usually from Indie presses. We'll talk

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12: A Chemist, a Businessman, and an Author Appear on...

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2025/10/29

We're joined by Bernie Bulkin, a Chemist, Businessman, and Author of two published books (with a third on the way!). In this episode, Cathy and Bernie cover a though-provoking range of topics..- Is there anything left to discover in Chemistry?- The economic advantage countries have from their natural resources.- Why do Businesses Fail?- Should we store our consciousness in the cloud when we die?Books mentioned in this episode:Bernie Bulkin's "Solving Chemistry":

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11: Infiltrating the Art World By Bureaucratic...

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/10/05

Stewart Home, author of "Fascist Yoga", is artist and writer since the early 1980s. He is the author of 17 novels, 8 books of cultural commentary, as well as collections of short stories & poetry. In today's episode, Cathy and Stewart talk about 69 Things to do with a Dead Princess, infiltrating the art world, his early career as a musician, and becoming a novelist. Books mentioned in this episode:Fascist Yoga: https://amzn.to/48gyWXc69 Things to do with a Dead Princess:

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01:17:31

10: Books I'll Never Tire of Reading

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2025/08/31

In this solo episode of the Indie Book Club podcast, sponsored by Inkspot Publishing, Cathy shares a warm and personal journey through the books she never tires of rereading. From the Roman intrigues of Robert Graves’s I, Claudius to the class tensions of L. P. Hartley’s The Go-Between, she explores how unforgettable characters, dazzling prose, and sharp dialogue keep certain novels endlessly fresh. Along the way, Cathy reflects on childhood memories in Malawi and rainy Wales, VHS marathons of the

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00:42:08

From GP to Award-Winning Author

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/07/11

In this episode of the Indie Book Club Podcast, Cathy speaks with Will Rayfet Hunter, author of Sunstruck, a sharp, beautifully written debut exploring love, betrayal, race, class, and identity. Will shares how they transitioned from working as a doctor to becoming a full-time writer, winning the Merky Books New Writers Prize along the way. They discuss why Will chose to keep their narrator unnamed, how morally flawed characters make for richer stories, and how Sunstruck has been compared to

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00:48:56

8: Teenage Psychology with Mental Health Author,...

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/06/29

In this heartfelt conversation, author and mental health advocate Rachel Kelly explores the emotional landscape of raising and understanding teenagers. Drawing from personal experience and extensive research, she shares insights into adolescent brain development, anxiety, depression, and the importance of letting teens take healthy risks. Rachel highlights the need for self-care among parents, the dangers of perfectionism, and the power of connection over control. This episode offers practical,

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01:33:35

7: British Politician Mark Field - Can the UK Economy...

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/06/17

In this episode of the Indie Book Club Podcast, Cathy speaks with Mark Field – British businessman, commentator, and former Conservative MP – about the turbulent state of British politics. Drawing on insights from his new book "The End of an Era: The Decline and Fall of the Tory Party", Mark offers a candid and thought-provoking reflection on the economic, social and political challenges facing the UK. From the corrosive effects of inflation to the housing crisis, pension inequality, and the

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British Politician Mark Field - Can the UK Economy Be...

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/06/11

In this episode of the Indie Book Club Podcast, Cathy speaks with Mark Field – British businessman, commentator, and former Conservative MP – about the turbulent state of British politics. Drawing on insights from his new book "The End of an Era: The Decline and Fall of the Tory Party", Mark offers a candid and thought-provoking reflection on the economic, social and political challenges facing the UK. From the corrosive effects of inflation to the housing crisis, pension inequality, and the

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00:41:36

6: OG Female Comedian, Helen Lederer

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/05/20

In this engaging conversation, Helen Lederer discusses her memoir 'Not That I'm Bitter', reflecting on her journey in comedy, the significance of authenticity, and the challenges faced by women in comedy. She shares insights on the evolution of comedy, the impact of the woke movement, and her initiatives to support women writers through Comedy Women in Print. The discussion also touches on personal growth, future aspirations, and the joy of connecting through humor.Books mentioned in

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00:54:38

5: Andrew Pierce's Search for His Birth Parents

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/05/02

British journalist Andrew Pierce documented the search for his birth mother in his book, Finding Margaret. In this episode, Pierce opens up about the deeply personal and emotional journey behind the book — from his early years in a Cheltenham orphanage, through a loving adoption, to the complex and often painful process of reconnecting with his birth mother, Margaret. With humor, honesty, and vulnerability, Pierce describes the psychological impact of adoption, the challenges of unearthing

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00:31:39

4: Lonely Dog Woman Talks Romance

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/04/08

In this episode of the Indie Book Club, we dive into the most beloved — and most polarizing — genre of all: romance. From adolescent obsessions with Byronic heroes to the slow realization that kindness might just be the ultimate aphrodisiac, our host takes listeners on a sharp, witty, and deeply personal journey through love, literature, and disillusionment. Through the lens of iconic stories like Wuthering Heights, we explore the damage done by impossible ideals and the complicated biology that

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3: Killer Crime Fiction Novels

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/03/21

What separates great crime fiction from the forgettable? In this episode, we dive into the key ingredients that make crime novels truly gripping. From complex characters and clever plotting to immersive atmospheres and unexpected twists, we highlight the authors who do it best. We also explore how crime fiction can be both a thrilling escape and a reflection of deeper social issues, touching on books from Agatha Christie to Mick Herron.Whether you're a crime fiction fan or an aspiring writer,

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2: Crimes Against Crime Fiction

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/03/06

Books mentioned in this episode: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/inkspotpub/list/306DZ7VO5JVH2?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_54VJFF4BHP4260S3CHYYInkspot Publishing receives a commission for any Amazon sales made through the above affiliate links.Why do some crime novels grip us while others leave us rolling our eyes? In this episode, we dive into the common pitfalls that make bad crime fiction so frustrating. From predictable twists and lazy plotting to cartoonish villains and gratuitous violence, we

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1: What Makes a Great Historical Novel?

The Inkspot Podcast ·

2025/02/22

Books Mentioned in this episode: https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/inkspotpub/list/1C7ITS7AW6U64?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_9PTSE6WPNCJQ15JVD2KJInkspot Publishing receives a commission for any sales made through the above affiliate link.In the first episode of the Indie Book Club Podcast, Cathy explores the power of historical fiction—how it reimagines the past while staying rooted in truth. From Catherine de Medici’s chilling reputation to the Tudor court’s political intrigue, we discuss how authors

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