It's time for another Indie Author Spotlight. Today we meet with three-times published author Luke R. Harris (a.k.a Ruth's brother) and talk about his paranormal series The Dream Diaries. Come join the fun as we talk about the inspiration behind his books, his author journey and any old random things that comes along.

To find Luke's books go to www.q4upodcast.com

Rae and Ruth dive back into the world of children's literature with Bridge To Terabithia by Katherine Paterson. Join them as they compare the 1977 book to the 2007 film in part produced by the authors son David Paterson whose childhood friends death inspired the story and character of Leslie. Spoiler alert, read the book or watch the movie first before viewing!

Welcome back everyone! Today Rae and Ruth take on the 1868 classic novel Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. But be prepared, they don't just talk about one film or two but four film adaptations starting with the 1933 version and ending with Greta Gerwig's 2019 remake. Come see what these two friends think of all this girl power themed entertainment.

For the first time ever Rae and Ruth take on a book/movie neither of them knows anything about! Today this duo reads The History of Love by Nicole Krauss. Come see how they react to this novel turned film, about unrecognized author and holocaust survivor, Leo Gurski, as he pieces his life back together after the war. Will they love it? Will they hate it? Find out now!

Rae and Ruth sit down with author Adrienne Monson, as part of the Indie Revolution Spotlight interview series, to talk about her books and her publishing journey. Featuring "Afternoon Ruth" randomness, a debate about Adrienne's possible vampirism, and some mysterious person named Adriana Monroe.

Rae and Ruth take on Stephen King's, secret government, psychedelic drug experiment, enhanced ability, father/daughter survivalist thriller, Firestarter. Come join them as they discuss which version shines and which goes up in flames between the 1983 and 2022 film adaptations.

Rae and Ruth are back in a whole new year with a whole new episode about "Holes" The book by Louis Sachar and the 2003 film Directed by Andrew Davis staring Shia LaBeouf. Come see how they feel about this film adaptation and it's book counterpart.

Come get festive with Rae and Ruth as they take a deeper look into the classic Charles Dickens Novel "A Christmas Carol" and discuss some of it's many film/ tv adaptations. Find out how well this timeless Christmas tale translates from ink into film and see if we can get you into the spirit of the season.