Last winter, I traveled to Calgary to do a live radio interview at CJSW about my debut novel. My hosts were Paul Kennett and Emily Ursuliak, a writer deservedly known as one of the most generous and hardest working people in the Calgary literary scene.
Since it was live, I didn’t get to hear the interview anywhere but in my headphones and I was pleased this week when Emily sent me a link to a podcast of our talk.
Here I am talking about the Catholic Church, my bff, and commenting on technical elements of the book that I’d never had a chance to speak about in public until this smart interviewer raised them.
Jennifer Quist, PhD 
Fantastic interview Jennifer. Your reading of chapter four was well done. I enjoyed your comments on building intimacy between characters and writing in second person. Were you nervous? I couldn’t tell you sounded natural on the podcast.
Hey, thanks for listening! No, I don’t get nervous on the radio. It’s the best of all media. Television though — I’m one stiff kitten on television.