The Chances Finale with Brittainy Cherry

In this episode of We Shall Talk, Deborah takes a deep dive into the world of Violet Bridgerton, joined by the wonderful Belle from Belle's Library Books. The conversation flows like a warm cup of tea, filled with excitement about the upcoming prequel and a few delightful tangents into the Bridgerverse.

In this episode of We Shall Talk Podcast, host Deborah Quevillon chats with Ottawa author Lauren Flynn about her new Christmas romance novel, 'Under the Tree.' They discuss the inspiration behind the book, the blend of Hallmark-style storytelling with spicy romance, character dynamics, and the significance of setting in a small town. Lauren shares insights into her writing process, the themes of love and nostalgia, and hints at future stories in the series. The conversation is filled with warmth, humour, and a deep appreciation for the magic of Christmas romance. In this engaging conversation, Lauren and Deborah discuss the inspirations behind Lauren's writing, the importance of community events for local authors, and the creative ways to engage readers. They explore upcoming events, the significance of local markets, and the joy of connecting with readers.

[This episode includes major spoilers]Join Deborah and Suzanne as they chat all about Love Hypothesis and The Mistake (Off Campus). Diving into the their latest reads during a hair appointment? You really can't ask for better.

North of North Season 2: Inside Ice Cove with Anna Lambe, Maika Harper & Zorga QaunaqNorth of North is back for Season 2, and I had the chance to sit down with three of the women at the heart of the series: Anna Lambe (Siaja), Maika Harper (Neevee), and Zorga Qaunaq (Millie).In this episode, we’re talking about what’s changed for their characters since Season 1, Siaja’s journey toward taking charge of her life, the importance of Pilimmaksarniq this season, and the relationships that make Ice Cove feel like home.Plus, we get a little silly with some questions about which characters you could actually trust, who would make the worst decisions, and which cast members are most like their characters in real life.Whether you’re already back in Ice Cove or waiting for Season 2 to arrive on Netflix internationally, this is your behind-the-scenes conversation with the cast of one of Canada’s most exciting shows.Featuring: Anna Lambe, Maika Harper & Zorga Qaunaq Series: North of North Season 2 Spoilers: This episode contains discussion of Season 1 and general Season 2 themes, but avoids major Season 2 spoilers.

As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, Elser Moira's debut romance, By Your Cider, captures the essence of fall in the Ottawa Valley. In our first episode of season 2, we dive into the delightful world of Harlow and Jude, whose unexpected living situation leads to a romance filled with tension and charm.

In today's fast-paced world, love stories often serve as a comforting reminder of the complexities of human emotions. In this episode, we delve into Brittainy Cherry's latest novel, Karla & Ash, a poignant tale that masterfully intertwines themes of grief, healing, and the transformative power of love. Through the eyes of its characters, we explore how love does not erase pain but rather teaches us to live alongside it.

In episode 12, Jessi Cruickshank joins Deborah to chat about her upcoming tour. Jessi's "Evening Club" tour is redefining self-care by creating joyful spaces for women to dance and connect. Discover how this movement started from a spontaneous dance night and why it's resonating with women across Canada. Join Jessi as she shares stories of empowerment and community, proving that the best self-care is simply letting go and dancing like nobody’s watching. Perfect for anyone ready to dance off stress and embrace joy.

In episode 11, Jennifer Iacopelli joins the podcast to chat about her upcoming book "Wildcard", the second of the Match Point series. Jennifer and Deborah chat about the success of her sports romance novels and theorize on how the genre came to be so huge. They also chat about the adaption of Iacopelli's novel Finding Her Edge and the journey to have it optioned by Netflix.

In this milestone episode, Gracie McGonigal joins the podcast to chat about her love of the arts and the drive that propelled her to land her biggest role yet. As a new cast member on Bridgerton, Gracie recounts how meaningful this opportunity was to her and the importance of being the first cast member with a congenital limb difference. PLUS, Deborah begins her book club with When He Was Wicked by Julia Quinn (Chapter 1-3) ahead of Bridgerton season 5.

In this episode, we have a whirlwind conversation with Harrison, the DJ who took the stage in Ottawa and remixed "All the Things She Said". His journey is a testament to the power of one song to change everything! He shared his humility about the rapid attention he’s received and hinted at what’s next for his music in the upcoming season of Heated Rivalry. We also revisited a conversation with Rachel Reid, who reflects on her journey before her success blew up. Her insights are golden! To top it all off, we are joined by Lisa McNulty, one half of the Swiftly Planned Ottawa markets who is set to host the city's first Heated Rivalry Market. All the details are here!