Julie K. Rose

Historical fiction, including the 1930s thriller DIDO'S CROWN. Also, a total goofball. http://www.juliekrose.com

[juliekrose]

@book-historia explains the surprising rituals surrounding illuminated manuscripts - which they’ve seen up close and personal!

Our full chat is available anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep59

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What IS a rare book anyway? @book-historia explains it’s not as straightforward as you’d think!

Listen to our full chat anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep59

[juliekrose]

Well, as week’s guest says, you’ve heard of #SciComm (Science Communication), now get ready for #BibComm (Bibliographic Communication)! Allie Alvis is the mastermind behind @book-historia. They currently work as a rare book cataloger at rare books dealer Type Punch Matrix, having worked at the Smithsonian Libraries and Archives Special Collections and the Royal Scottish Academy of Art & Architecture. She has multiple degrees in the history of the book and digital preservation from the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow. You can say they know a thing or two about rare books. OMG, I LOVED chatting with Allie about books! We talk digital preservation, book detectives, licking books, charlatan linguists, old book vs old manuscript smell, poisonous books, kissing manuscripts, why rare books matter, and so, so much more.

Anywhere you get podcasts or https://bit.ly/LWYLep59

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Happy Birthday to my wise, kind, creative, funny, supportive, magical BFF @juliekrose with excellent curls, a kickass podcast, and impeccable taste in music (and british dudes). I've been lucky to know you for almost 2 decades, here's to another 4 at least 🥰

[juliekrose]

Thank you, bb. You are the best 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[juliekrose]

Meenoo Mishra creates absolutely beautiful jewelry influenced by Indian and global myths, folklore, and fairy tales as well as nature.

I loved chatting with her for Love What You Love about making jewelry! Anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep58!

Check out her beautiful work at minoubazaar.com!

[juliekrose]

Meenoo Mishra was in need of a hobby, something to do with her hands - and the result is something absolutely beautiful. She creates handmade jewelry, inspired by Indian and global myths, legends, folklore, and nature. I loved chatting with Meenoo about her passion! We talk moonstone, fairy tales, inspiration, Roman glass, Art Nouveau, broken jewelry, red carpet designs, and so much more.

Available anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep58

[juliekrose]

Denise is such a great example of loving what you love - creating without attachment to outcomes.

Our full chat is available anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep56

[juliekrose]

Denise Miotke is a mom, a real estate agent, a reader for the Austin Film Festival, one of my oldest friends - and a screenwriter. I loved talking with her about her writing journey - she’s wise and funny and you’re going to love her. In this episode we talk found family; fence disputes; Bronte inspiration; how poetry and screenwriting are linked; how bad screenplays are all similar; authenticity; and so much more.

Anywhere you get podcasts or https://bit.ly/LWYLep56

[juliekrose]

This was so fun!

[juliekrose]

Have you checked out my Love What You Love interview with actor/director/producer Zeke Rodrigues Thomas all about surfing? No?

Get on that! Anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep54!

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Zeke Rodrigues Thomas is a director, producer, actor, writer, editor - in fact, he worked his editing magic on many of the early episodes of Love What You Love! He’s a multitalented, super nice guy.

He’s also absolutely passionate about surfing.

In this episode we talk kook boards; heart rate regulation; dolphins; sarf club; sharing the stoke; surfing at Costco; Point Break live; and so much more.

So find out why Zeke loves surfing - and why you might learn to love it, too!

Anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep54

[juliekrose]

Podcasts are an incredible way to define your voice and own your creativity. Alie Ward shares her journey and how Ologies gives her a platform to share her unique voice.

Our full chat is available anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep53!

[juliekrose]

Alie explains the difference between west coast and east coast podcasts, and where Ologies falls. Also sandwiches and farting. 🤣

Listen to our whole chat anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep53!

[juliekrose]

Love What You Love!

[juliekrose]

I freaking love podcasts. I love them. I subscribe to way too many to keep up with, I’m always on the lookout for new ones, and in January 2020, I got back into podcasting myself after 10 years focusing on historical fiction. Did I mention I love podcasts?

Here’s the cool thing: this week’s guest hosts one of my very favorite podcasts!

Alie Ward is an Emmy Award-winning science communicator. She’s a writer, producer, and correspondent on too many dang shows to list (but I will, in the show notes!) But her passion project is her comedic science show Ologies, named one of Time Magazine’s top 50 podcasts!

It was so fun to geek out with Alie about podcasting. In this episode, we talk releasing perfectionism; west coast vs east coast podcasts; strategic Chardonnay at an Emmy Awards after party; why failure isn’t to be feared; finding your authentic voice; and so much more.

Listen anywhere you get podcasts, or https://bit.ly/LWYLep53

[juliekrose]

I’ve known our next guest, Ulrika Friesen, for about five years now. We work closely together at the day job every single day - I say we’re partners in crime, she likes to say we’re partners in goodness. As long as I’ve known her, she’s been super passionate about stamping and papercraft. So of course I had to get her on the show!

In this episode, we talk how to craft with friends during a pandemic; the deep joy of organizing your stuff; pyramid schemes; discovering your creativity; quite literally delivering joy; and so much more.

So enjoy this cozy chat with my friend, and find out why Ulrika loves stamping and papercraft - and why you might learn to love it, too. Anywhere you get podcasts or bit.ly/LWYLep52

[juliekrose]

Jewells Chambers moved to Iceland in 2016, and is the host of the popular podcast and YouTube channel All Things Iceland, giving you the inside scoop on Icelandic nature, culture, history, and language through the eyes of an expat living in the country.

It was so fun to chat with Jewells! In this episode, we talk ice climbing; how to deal with 23 hours of sunlight; interviewing world leaders; the challenges of learning Icelandic; her experience as a woman of color in Iceland; and so much more.

Find out why Jewells loves Iceland - and why you might learn to love it, too.

Available anywhere you get podcasts or https://bit.ly/LWYLep51