Welcome to the GenZ podcast, a podcast dedicated to revealing the secret lives of today's published authors. In this episode, we talk with international bestseller A.G. Riddle about his dystopian science fiction, upcoming film series, and writing process.

In this episode of the GenZ Podcast, author Tonyia Bailey talks about her novel, "Scars of a Women," its creation, and its empowering message. https://tonyiabailey.com/

Navin Vethanyagam, a founding member of Everpedia, talks about the downsides of Wikipedia, an inclusive alternative, the future of crypto, the web, and more. Navin's Everpedia: https://everipedia.org/wiki/lang_en/navin-vethanayagam/ Navin's Twitter: https://twitter.com/NavV96

William Rassman, CFP®, is a speaker, author, and financial services advisor for successful individuals & families. He began his career at Smith Barney in the financial district of New York in 2008, and is a Wealth Advisor at Centric Capital Advisors. Will graduated from Wagner College in New York, New York, with a BA in economics. A former college hockey player and NCAA golfer, Will lives in Manhattan Beach, California, with his wife Svetlana. He is an active member of the Financial Planning Association and Toastmasters International. During his free time, he enjoys volunteering with his dog, Gopher. Listen to the interview below, and be sure to check out his book, Atlas Shift: Mastering Your Financial Experience in the Post-Information Age

Brad Phares, born into a lineage of cattle ranchers, describes the inspiration behind his poetry, stories, and artwork. Brad's Links: Website: www.cowhuntersunlimited.com * contains art, book info, black & white photography, and related merch (t-shirts, hats, etc). Facebook Pages: personal - https://www.facebook.com/brad.phares.7 artist page- https://www.facebook.com/BradPharesStudiosLLC/ writing + art - https://www.facebook.com/CowhuntersUnlimited/ Twitter: @WBPhares Instagram: search "Cowhunters Unlimited" NEXT BOOK UPDATE: "I'm working on a second GenZ book release with a working title “Dreams of a Rancher’s Daughter” that will be a co-authored project between me and my daughter, Jacqueline. The book will combine some of her poetry, stories from my mom, and some poetry I’ve written from the female’s point of view (that’s been fun trying to channel!). It will be three generations worth of voices in one book when we finish it and I have to admit that we’re running a good bit behind because of health issues my mom has had (she’s much better now)."

Daniel J. Flore, a long-time poet, discusses the way he thinks about poetry, maintaining privacy as a poet, and symbols in his latest poetry book, lapping water (and more). A good listen for anyone interested in writing a poetry book someday. my website- https://dfloreiii324.wixsite.com/danflore My book Lapping Water-https://www.amazon.com/Lapping-Water-Dan-Flore/dp/1539891453/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1528400079&sr=8-1&keywords=lapping+water+book Links from Dan: My book Humbled Wise Men Christmas Haikus-https://www.amazon.com/dp/1547132051/sr=1-1/qid=1527982127/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=&qid=1527982127&sr=1-1 my GenZ online series Inconvenience Stores-https://www.patreon.com/genzpub/posts Recently published poetry reading-https://openartsforum.com/black-night-fluorescence-poetry-reading-by-daniel-j-flore-iii/