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In this episode of The Mind of Sai Marie, I sit down with multi-award-winning author S.E. Tschritter to discuss her eye-opening book, The Prodigal’s Son: Crackhead to Jesus Freak.

We pull back the curtain on the hidden realities of addiction within the family and the church, exploring what happens when a life built on leadership and faith is met with a backlash of grace.

From the sanctuary to the jail cell, S.E. shares how she articulates the heaviest forms of grief to lead others toward healing. We dive into the internal activism of reclaiming one’s identity and the quiet, soul-refreshing wisdom found in a garden.

Take a chance on reading this gripping, inspiring story of recovery and relentless love!

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Explore more of S.E.’s work and resources for healing at loveunedited.com

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Welcome to this episode of The Mind of Sai Marie, where we discuss The Sideways Lens. This episode is dedicated to exploring the intersection of creativity, freedom, and the courage to live an un-curated life. Inspired by the thinking sideways philosophy of author Zoey Michaels, we dive deep into the themes of her acclaimed Echoed Mind duology—challenging the hive systems that seek to define us and celebrating the grit it takes to reclaim our own narratives.

Whether we are discussing the architecture of dystopian worlds or the internal activism required for personal healing, this is a community for those who choose to fight for the life they deserve.

Break Free from the Hive

Are you ready to see the world differently?

Dive into a gripping journey of rebellion and self-discovery. Grab your copy of Fractured Shadows, the powerful prequel to The Echoed Mind, and join the resistance today.

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Joining me this afternoon, April 20th, is Sandy Malone—the award-winning author behind the Gem of the Golden Isles series—for a powerful new episode of The Mind of Sai Marie.

In this interview, we dive into the transition from her real-life career as a high-stakes Caribbean wedding planner to the creation of her romantic suspense series set on Jekyll Island. Sandy shares her deep insights into the absolutely hilarious craziness of the wedding industry and the grit required to rebuild after Hurricane Maria wiped out her company overnight.

We’re exploring the heart of personal transformation, the role of internal activism in healing, and the intricate craft of turning raw, real-life adventures into an award-winning narrative that reflects the universal search for purpose and strength.

Connect with Sandy Malone: SandyMalone.com

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Grab your copies of the Gem of the Golden Isles series, including the award-winning Treasure on Jekyll, available now in paperback and eBook!

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Violence has an echo, growing louder with each reverberation.

In the far-future world of Ashme’s Song, the society of New Mesopotamia is collapsing into the gritty, action-filled chaos of civil war and rebellion. But for Brad C. Anderson, the story isn’t just about the clash of empires—it’s about the devastating “terrible toll” that resistance takes on the individual and the family unit.

Joining me today on The Mind of Sai Marie is Vancouver author and researcher Brad C. Anderson to discuss the intricate worldbuilding of his latest cyberpunk-infused science fiction tale.

We dive deep into the impossible choices faced by his protagonist, Ashme—a woman with the AI-modified power to control computer systems, torn between the call to be a hero for her people and the overwhelming needs of her twin brother, Shen.

In this episode, we explore:

* The tension between the desire to fight for a cause and the primal instinct to flee with your family.

* How organizational wisdom and Brad’s background in the biotech sector influence his vision of a modified future.

* The concept of internal activism and the resilience required to maintain your values when your society is crumbling.

* Why un-curated, messy reality is the most vital element of science fiction in 2026.

Brad reminds us that rebellion is never just a political headline; it is a lived experience that ripples through our most sacred bonds.

Pick up Brad C. Anderson’s book!

Ashme’s Song is a thoroughly engaging and thought-provoking exploration of timeless themes.

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In this episode of The Mind of Sai Marie, I sit down with author Candace McPhie to discuss the third installment of her Back in a Year series, Hello, I Am Here.

We take a trip back to the 1990s for a hilarious and messy backpacking adventure that spans from the cobblestones of Europe to the blistering heat of the Middle East. Candace opens up about the kryptonite that kept her waiting in Prague for a man who didn’t love her, and the strength it took to finally get on a plane and reunite with her friends.

From dodging bed bugs and camel spit between Amman and Cairo to navigating the unexpected challenges of a felucca trip down the Nile, Candace shares how the grit of travel serves as a powerful catalyst for self-discovery. We discuss the Architecture of Resilience required to find beauty in the chaos and why, in the end, the thing she was missing wasn’t a peanut butter sandwich—it was herself.

Topics discussed in this episode:

* The ‘90s Travel Experience: Navigating the world before constant connectivity.

* Emotional Kryptonite: The difficulty of leaving behind people who don’t serve our journey.

* Middle East Adventures: The reality of haggling, bus hierarchies, and “hairy nemeses” on the Nile.

* Finding the “Me”: Why the messiest stories often lead to the most profound healing.

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Pick up your copy of Hello, I Am Here to join the journey through the sweaty, dusty, and hilarious reality of the ‘90s.

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They expect silence; we give them a record.

This is an episode on Sovereign Truth: a raw, independent look into the systems that think they are above the law.

Born from the front lines of the MDC in Los Angeles and the No Kings 3 movement, this interview is dedicated to the kind of investigative journalism that doesn’t ask for permission.

Here, we are interested solely in transparency and revelation of the facts they try to bury.

From the chaos in the streets of LA to the courtroom process following, we discuss the struggle for documentarians, the First Amendment, and the people brave enough to stand for it.

Support and subscribe if you’re done with sanitized versions of the truth.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Peter Gribble, the creative mind behind the richly imagined City of the Magicians trilogy.

We dive deep into a conversation that feels especially relevant to our current cultural and political climate, asking the hard question: what happens when a society built on high ideals and pacifism begins to drift into complacency?

Peter shares his insights on the Architecture of Authority, the necessity of integrity, and the journey of reclaiming strength before a culture loses its way. It is a powerful exploration of leadership, resilience, and the quiet awakening required to navigate the tensions of our modern world.

Don’t miss out on this stunning historical epic that serves as a mirror to our own times. Experience the journey of renewal and the struggle for truth by picking up your copy of The City of the Magicians today.

Find book one, Threat, and start the trilogy now at: petergribble.com