Politics of Justice #16: Ransomed Deep Dive — Chapters 23–25 featuring Legal Thriller Author Aime Austin
In this episode of Politics of Justice, we dive into Chapters 23–25 of Ransomed, where the hidden costs of power become impossible to ignore. View this on YouTube! Claire’s custody case reaches a dangerous turning point as Judge Eamon Brody’s influence extends well beyond the courtroom. What initially appears to be an ordinary family court […]
Get to Know Aime Austin | 17 Questions
Today’s episode is a little different. Instead of interviewing a guest, I’m in the hot seat, answering 17 questions about my life, writing, favorite books, travel, advice, guilty pleasures, and more. Consider it a behind-the-scenes introduction to the person behind the stories. Show Notes: Video version on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UnIfrIy8JS0 The Unquiet Grave by Dervla McTiernan: […]
Politics of Justice #15: Ransomed Deep Dive — Chapters 19–22 featuring Legal Thriller Author Aime Austin
In this episode of Politics of Justice, we dive into Chapters 19–22 of Ransomed, where family expectations, personal loyalties, and questions about power begin to intersect in increasingly complicated ways. Casey finds herself drawn further into the Brody family’s world when she attends a family dinner with Tom. What should be a straightforward social gathering […]
Episode 68: A Time to Thrill – Conversation with Aime Austin – featuring Lynne Marshall
The number of times I’ve directly or obliquely talked about USA Today Bestselling author Lynne Marshall in this podcast may equal 1 billion. Okay…that may be a bit of hyperbole, but the number is far from zero. Lynne had a huge impact on my early career with two pieces of advice, which I took to […]
Politics of Justice #14: Behind Ransomed | Chapters 15 – 18
In this episode of Politics of Justice, I recap and discuss chapters 13 and 14 of Ransomed. Ransomed is currently available on all platforms and as an audiobook. This series uses the book as a springboard to talk about justice, race, family, and the systems that fail us—and the ones we fight to change. This […]