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A Walk in Wethersfield

Wethersfield Foundation, Inc

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In this limited series Hilarie Burton explores an estate and garden with an enigmatic past. Together with Toshi Yano, the estate's director of horticulture she delves into a literal secret garden. This podcast will also explore our relationship with literature, loss and how we use art to overcome adversity.
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Michael Wisniewski Wethersfield CT

Michael Wisniewski Wethersfield

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Michael Wisniewski Wethersfield CT assists companies in bringing their goods to market with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and sales in the industrial sector. In addition, he has extensive knowledge of angel investing, private equity, and venture capital.
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The Fields Association discuss all matters in connection with Wethersfield Airbase and its impact on the local community and proposed residents, be that Asylum Seekers or Prisoners. We try to balance all sides of the arguments as we discuss government decisions and the impact on a small Community. Each episode will explore in depth, all the questions community members near and far are asking in relation to the thorny issues that are now part of our everyday lives. Interviews with individuals ...
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Magda and Lindsay are joined this week by author Anna Binder Reardon to discuss her debut novel, Wethersfield Road. This book is the story of Amelia Glickman, a person who seems, on paper, to live a dream life. However, beneath her shiny surface is a legacy of traumas that has led Amelia to a relationship with addiction. Love addiction. Drug addict…
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This week, Magda and Lindsay have the absolute pleasure of talking to Ali Gordon about her debut novel, “We Have Reached the End of Our Show.” Part road trip story, part sci-fi story, part coming-of-age story, and most importantly, a love story, this book had their hearts exploding. You can find out more about Ali and find where to order her book o…
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Reporting live from Washington D.C., Magda and Lindsay literally traveled halfway across the country to our nation's capital to soak in all the beauty at the 2025 National Book Festival. Listen in as they walk through their favorite panels, from V.E. Schwab and Nnedi Okorafor to their gentle stalking of Tracy Deonn and a beautiful surprise YA panel…
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This week, Magda and Lindsay talk with author Julia London about her novel, Everything is Probably Fine. This book follows Lorna Lott, a woman whose coworkers not-so-lovingly refer to as King Kong. Though overambitious and sometimes brash, Lorna is at her core a woman looking to shake off the weight of her past and find connection. Listen in as the…
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Nothing says fun like a detailed timeline and list of formal rules! This week, Magda and Lindsay discuss tips and tricks for hosting a book club. Listen in as they explore ways to select the book, who to invite, what to serve, and all their major taboos to avoid. First and foremost, IT’S NOT THAT SERIOUS! HAVE FUN! Email us! Literally Books Website…
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"Bury my bones in the midnight soil, plant them shallow and water them deep, and in my place will grow a feral rose, soft red petals hiding sharp white teeth." This week's conversation is anything but shallow. Listen in as Magda and Lindsay discuss V.E. Schwab's beautiful sapphic vampire tale, "Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil.” Email us! Litera…
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Send us a text Friendship And Testimony Time Aug 24, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the seventh and final sermon in "The Way of Wisdom" sermon series, we look at Proverbs 12:26, 13:20, and other Proverbs and Bible passages in order to understand what true friendship looks like. We also hear four testimonies about the Proverbs series.…
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Buckle up, sports fans! This week, Magda and Lindsay battle head-to-head, fighting it out to win best, most incredible, most powerful…manager of a totally fictional literary team of characters, tropes, and genres. Listen in as they draft their top 3 picks for female main character, male main character, sidekick, theme/trope/genre, and audiobook. Ea…
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Send us a text Where There Is No Revelation... Plus Baptism Testimonies Aug 17, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the sixth sermon in "The Way of Wisdom" sermon series, we look at Proverbs 29:18 in order to understand the vital importance of God's authoritative and prophetic word for our lives and our world. We also hear three baptism testimonies.…
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Send us a text The Problematic Power Of Our Words Aug 10, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the fifth sermon in "The Way of Wisdom" sermon series, we look at Proverbs 18:21 and other passages, in order to understand the problematic power of our words and how to become wiser in our communication.By Eric Stillman
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This week, as Magda and Lindsay talk all about the book relationships they weren’t ready to end…so instead, they’re adding on their own theories on what happens after the last page. Listen in as they offer their thoughts on how their favorite characters are doing. Email us! Literally Books Website Literally Books Instagram Magda's Instagram Lindsay…
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…But like, literally, is the book community okay? Magda and Lindsay discuss the alarming number of controversies currently making their way through the book community. From Romance Con to plus-sized female main characters, it seems book fans are in an uproar. But it begs the question, do we really know what we’re mad about…or even what we want? Lis…
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Send us a text The Pride That Leads To Destruction Aug 3, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the fourth sermon in "The Way of Wisdom" sermon series, we look at Proverbs 11:2, 16:18-19, and Luke 18:9-14, among other passages, in order to understand the danger of pride and a better way to live.By Eric Stillman
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Join Literally Books for their very first LIVE SHOW!!!! This week, Magda and Lindsay are joined by a group of their favorite Knights and Diviners at Lark and Owl Booksellers to discuss Rachel Gillig's "The Knight and the Moth." Take a seat and listen carefully, Bartholomew, to this chaotic and exciting discussion of love and friendship. Email us! L…
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This week’s episode is bloody delicious! Magda and Lindsay are joined by Kayla Ruhland, author of “The Unofficial Twilight Saga Cookbook.” Listen as they discuss the surprising significance of food in a book about vampires who don’t eat, and all of the wonderful recipes that celebrate our favorite sparkly heartthrob. Email us! Literally Books Websi…
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Send us a text Decision Making And The Will Of God Jul 20, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the second sermon in "The Way of Wisdom" sermon series, we look at Proverbs 11:3, 12:5, and other selected Proverbs in order to understand what the will of God is and how to make godly and wise decisions.By Eric Stillman
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Why have pick just one genre, when you can read two? This week, Literally Books is joined by Michelle (@bibliovino), who typically spends her days pairing books and wine, but joins Lindsay and Magda to pair sci-fi with mystery. She recommends all her favorite reads that combine complex world-building with a mystery twist. Email us! Literally Books …
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Send us a text The Fear Of The Lord Is The Beginning Of Wisdom Jul 13, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the first sermon in "The Way of Wisdom" sermon series, we look at Proverbs 1:1-7 and 9:10 and the fear of the Lord, why it is the beginning of wisdom, and how we grow in it.By Eric Stillman
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ROI! Synergies! Satisfaction! The bookish business baddies of Literally Books are doing their mid year review for 2025. Listen this week as they discuss their highest ROI reads, books going on their improvement plan, and next steps in the Literally Books world. Email us! Literally Books Website Literally Books Instagram Magda's Instagram Lindsay's …
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In honor of the upcoming release of book two of the Blood at the Root Series, "Bones at the Crossroads," Literally Books is re-releasing their deep dive on the first book of LaDarrion Williams' series. Magda and Lindsay literally lose their minds trying to capture the unique wonder that is LaDarrion Williams' "Blood at the Root." In this episode, o…
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Magda and Lindsay are on the mic this week to convince you that smut is not a dirty word! They discuss the history of smut and romance literature through the ages and its deep roots in art. And, of course, to keep things spicy, they add in some recommendations in the genre. Tune in (with headphones). *content warning: This week’s episode includes d…
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Send us a text Talk To God About People, And Talk To People About God Jun 22, 2025 • Eric Stillman In the eighth sermon in the "Jesus is Lord" sermon series, we look at Colossians 4:2-6 and two tasks that Paul gives to the Colossian church regarding prayer and evangelism.By Eric Stillman
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Summertime, and the reading’s easy… What makes a good summer read? Good covers? Spicy content? Fun plots? All of the above! Listen this week as Magda and Lindsay dive into their recipe for a perfect summer read, complete with recommendations. Books Mentioned in the episode: "The Poppy War" R.F. Kuang "Yellowface" R.F. Kuang "Babel" R.F. Kuang "The …
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On the heels of Literally Books' deep dive of Keke Palmer's self-help/memoir "Master of Me," Magda and Lindsay thought it was a good time to dig into the archives. This week Magda and Lindsay ask themselves the question, what is a self help book, and does it actually make us better? Magda gives a rundown of the genre's history and evolution over ti…
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This week Magda and Lindsay attempt to master a delicate conversation about a book they had deeply ambivalent feelings about. Can you separate art from artist? This week the answer is, we must. Listen in as they discuss Keke Palmer's, memoir (?)...self help book (?), "Master of Me: The Secret to Controlling Your Narrative." Email us! Literally Book…
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