Lihi Lapid joins Jill Kargman and Zibby Owens to explore the realities of motherhood, ambition and identity in a program of the Temple Emanu-El Cultural Streicker Center.
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New York Times bestselling author Dani Shapiro and debut novelist Sam Sussman discuss their family secrets, longing for lost loved ones, approach to literary fiction and more with Zibby Owens.
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Zibby sits with #1 New York Times bestselling author James Frey to discuss his darkly comic novel Next to Heaven, his rule-breaking style and the provocative themes of wealth, secrecy and excess that define his work.
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Brian Kelly, better known as The Points Guy, joins Zibby to share practical tips and stories from How to Win at Travel, tracing his journey from booking family trips as a teen to building a platform that helps millions maximize points and miles.
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Zibby Owens sits with debut author Kate Broad to discuss her novel about a teenager navigating privilege, family, a life-altering decision and the experiences that shape her writing and path to publication.
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Zibby sits with New York Times bestselling author Jane Hamilton to discuss her novel The Phoebe Variations and themes of identity, relationships, motherhood, regret and the creative life that inform her writing.
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Zibby Owens sits with Dina Alvarez and Dina Aronson to discuss MIDLIFE PRIVATE PARTS, collection of essays on what it really feels like to move through the world as a midlife woman and beyond.
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Zibby Owens speaks with author Alisha Fernandez Miranda about her novel Someone’s Gotta Give, following a Venezuelan American fundraiser navigating motherhood, marriage, philanthropy abroad and the experiences that shaped her writing.
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11
Mar
Zibby Owens is joined by Amanda Goetz, entrepreneur, two-time CEO and author, for a discussion about building a high-powered career while raising children, navigating divorce, rejecting “toxic grit” and redefining what it truly means to have it all.
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18
Feb
Zibby Owens sits with New York Times bestselling poet Kate Baer to discuss her collection How About Now, touching on illness, identity, motherhood and the emotional terrain of writing candidly about one’s life with honesty, humor and care.
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