Aussie Osbourne
2016 · 2 Seasons · 8 Episodes ·
The Aussie Osbourne Show is devoted to promoting literacy though exclusive interviews with notable authors, entrepreneurs, and celebrities.
E11. Talking Food with Betty FussellBetty is the author of eleven books her most recent book is Raising Steaks: The Life & Times of American Beef (2008). Her works have appeared in such publications as The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Lear’s, Cosmopolitan, and Vogue.E22. Boyd Morrison Talks NASA, Xbox and Clive CusslerThe author of eight books, Boyd worked for both NASA and Xbox before giving those up to pursue his dream of being a writer. His most recent book The Emperor's Revenge who he co-authored with Clive Cussler rose to #1 on the New York Times bestseller list.E33. Serial Entrepreneur Mark Jeffrey Talks SuccessSerial Entrepreneur and Bestselling Author Mark Jeffrey talks about his balancing two successful careers. The author of eight books, Mark is an award-winning serial entrepreneur of innovative technology companies backed by tier one investors. His first novel,Max Quick: The Pocket And The Pendant received over 2.5 million downloads in 2005.E44. Award Winning Authors Tee Morris and Pip BallantineAward winning authors Tee Morris and Pip Ballantine sit down to discuss their writing careers and upcoming projects.E55. Writing with Mur LaffertyInsightful, witty, and passionate, Mur Lafferty is a pioneer in podcasting and an exciting new voice in urban fantasy. After making her podcasting debut in 2004, she has become a respected contributor to podcasting and the speculative fiction genre. In January 2014, Mur graduated from the Stonecoast program at the University of Southern Maine with an MFA in popular fiction.E66. Gayle Lynds - Rising Above a Biased IndustryThe author of more than 10 international espionage novels, Gayle's book Masquerade is listed by Publishers Weekly as one of the top ten spy novels of all time. She along with David Morrell co-founded International Thriller Writers an honorary society of authors.
