Inside the Crow's Nest_ Updates, Cover Art, and the Creative Pulse of Crimson Crow Press S2E7

Rock n' Roll Ghost Hunter_ Keith Age on his music, films, and 50 Years of Paranormal Truth-Seeking

They call him the Rock n’ Roll Ghost Hunter — and for good reason. With nearly 50 years of paranormal investigation behind him, Keith Age has built a reputation as one of the field’s most grounded, evidence‑driven researchers. Known for cutting through myth and speculation, he approaches hauntings through history, environment, and verifiable evidence, earning respect from skeptics and believers alike. Keith is the host of the Booth Brothers’ acclaimed Spooked documentary series (Christopher Saint Booth & Philip Adrian Booth), and his work has appeared in 40+ television shows across major networks. In 1996, he founded the Louisville Ghost Hunters, one of the region’s longest‑running investigative teams and a cornerstone of Midwestern paranormal research. Now, Keith is entering a new era with Bourbon Spirits, a series blending Kentucky heritage, historic locations, and the lingering mysteries woven into the Bluegrass State’s past. Five decades in, his mission remains unchanged: Strip away the myths. Follow the facts. Let the evidence speak. In this episode, we talk about: His nearly 50‑year journey in paranormal investigation Why he rejects metaphysical explanations in favor of grounded research Behind‑the‑scenes stories from his documentaries The founding and evolution of the Louisville Ghost Hunters His upcoming series Bourbon Spirits What still keeps him chasing the unexplained after all these years If you love paranormal history, documentary filmmaking, or no‑nonsense investigation, this is an episode you won’t want to miss. A Production of Crimson Crow Press

Inside the Crow's Nest_ Updates, Cover Art, and the Creative Pulse of Crimson Crow Press S2E7

With the whole Crimson Crow Press team gathered around the table, we dive into what’s new at the press, what’s coming next, and how we’re shaping the future of our creative ecosystem. We talk through the latest updates to our website, share what we’re building for authors and clients, and walk step‑by‑step through how we chose the cover for our upcoming anthology. It’s a candid, laughter‑filled conversation that opens the curtain on our process, from early story development, to editorial collaboration, to cover design, to marketing support. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to work with a small press that’s hands‑on, heart‑forward, and deeply invested in its creators, this episode gives you the full picture. Relaxed, honest, and full of personality. This Crimson Crow Press at its most authentic. A Production of Crimson Crow Press

Season 2 Episode 6 Author Christine Frisina_ An Inheritance of Stories

Christine Frisina writes from a place where memory, legacy, and courage intersect. Her “Lost” series began as a gift to her granddaughters as a way to show them that the impossible is often just the beginning. But the deeper she wrote, the more she realized these stories weren’t only for them. They were for anyone standing at the edge of their own unknown. Encouraged by industry legends and guided by trusted friends, Christine stepped fully into authorship with Lost in Japan, a story born from lived experience and the quiet determination that shapes a family across generations. That book opened the door to Lost in Silicon Valley, and now to her most personal work yet: Lost in Hollywood, the story of David Frisina—concertmaster, recording studio musician, and son of an Italian immigrant who arrived at Ellis Island in 1900 with nothing but a violin and a future. At the heart of Christine’s writing is a single question that continues to call her forward: “What does your inheritance require of you?” Through her books and conversations, Christine explores how the people who came before us—whether tender, distant, or difficult—shape the stories we are meant to tell. Her work is an invitation to look backward with honesty, and forward with purpose. This podcast follows Christine as she uncovers the threads of family, history, artistry, and identity that weave through her life and her writing. It’s about the courage to keep going, the responsibility of legacy, and the unexpected places we find ourselves when we follow the stories that refuse to let us go. A Production of Crimson Crow Press

Season 2 Episode 5 A Roundtable with the Hosts

In this episode of In Other Words, we decided to use the moment to check in with ourselves — as writers, editors, creators, and co-founders of Crimson Crow Press. Join us as we talk about: • What we’re building behind the scenes with Crimson Crow Press • How we’re navigating our individual writing journeys • The realities of creative careers in transition • What’s inspiring us, challenging us, and pulling us forward If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like to run a small press, balance multiple creative roles, or keep writing while life keeps lifing — this episode is for you. About In Other Words:  A podcast for writers, editors, and storytellers who want to explore the craft, the industry, and the creative life with honesty and heart. Hosted by the team behind Crimson Crow Press. About Crimson Crow Press A small press dedicated to collaborative publishing, atmospheric storytelling, and amplifying unique voices across genres. 🔔Subscribe for more conversations about writing, publishing, creativity, and the strange magic of making stories real. A Production of Crimson Crow Press

Season 2 Episode 4 Jacaranda Summerfield

In this episode of In Other Words Podcast, we sit down with Jacaranda Summerfield, a woman whose life reads like an epic--born in South Africa, trained as a barrister, transformed into a bush pilot, farmer, explorer, and the first woman to pass the Zimbabwe Professional Hunter Guides License exam. Jacaranda shares her remarkable journey across continents and identities: • growing up under the lavender canopy of Africa’s jacaranda trees • rejecting the path chosen for her to chase the sky instead • building an African art business in the U.S. • returning home to Zimbabwe to raise her children in wild, multicultural freedom • flying into remote, untouched places in search of artifacts and adventure • navigating political upheaval, personal reinvention, and the courage to start again Today, she lives in Santa Barbara surrounded by nature, family and her creature companions—still driven by her lifelong passion for unspoiled places and the stories they hold. This conversation is a tapestry of resilience, wanderlust, motherhood, and the fierce determination to live life on one’s own terms. Jacaranda’s voice is warm, witty, and unfiltered, offering a rare window into a world few ever experience. If you love stories of transformation, wild landscapes, and women who refuse to be contained, this episode is for you. Listen, share, and join us as we explore the extraordinary life of Jacaranda Summerfield—in her own words. A Production of Crimson Crow Press