# Andrea Wang
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Ellen andrea wang (born 10 October 1986 in Gjøvik, Norway) is a Norwegian jazz musician (double bass and singer) and composer. She is the cousin of singer-songwriter Marthe Wang. Raised in Søndre Land, Oppland, she released her debut album, Diving, in 2014.
In the Picture with Jennifer Browne
In which we talk with the Creative Director of Neal Porter Books about what kidlit publishing was like back in the 80s (typesetting without computers!), the importance of marrying text and art so it’s seamless, how she defines a successful picture book, the value of art history, the impact of book…
Parenting Through a Government Shutdown
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The Odd Moms are back and fired up. Chelsea, Britt, Kara, Tianna, and Courtney are unpacking the longest government shutdown in U.S. history and what it really means for families.
From SNAP and WIC cuts to military families without paychecks and schools struggling to feed kids, t…
A Conversation with Andrea Wang, Award-Winning Author of the Picture Book Worthy The Brave and Capable Life of Joseph Pierce
Welcome to Season 5, Episode 51! Our guest today is the award-winning children's book author, Andrea Wang. She's written several books and been recognized with many awards including The Newbery Honor and Caldecott Medal.
Andrea's latest picture book is Worthy: The Brave and Capable Life of Jos…
Celebrating Night Owls And Night Markets
In this episode, Jed welcomes Emily Sun Li, debut picture book author of Mister Chow's Night Market, for a warm and lively conversation about creativity, culture, and doing life a little differently. Emily shares how living in Taiwan for two years—zipping around on a moped, drinking fresh juice, a…
030 - Alyssa Reynoso-Morris: Getting the Gig After Party
The ins and outs of author visits As a past 12 x 12 webinar speaker, Alyssa Reynoso-Morris brought us Getting the Gig! A jam-packed webinar with ideas and tools to use to land more speaking gigs and supplement your author income.
In today's podcast, we talk about how to get the most bang for your…
Episode 9: The Magic Pod with Meera Sriram: We Are All Dumplings
In Episode 9 of The Magic Pod we sit down with Meera Sriram — engineer turned picture book author, two-time South Asia Book Award winner, and one of the most lyrical voices writing for children today.
Meera grew up in India paying to borrow books from a tiny neighborhood lending library, dreaming …
The Unexpected Joy of Learning Alongside Your Kids
Homeschooling is never a straight line. Seasons change, families grow, circumstances shift, and the way we teach our children evolves along the way.
In this episode of Homeschool Better Together, I talk with Betsy Cypress, one of the curriculum writers behind Homeschool Better Together, about what…
The Dos and Don'ts of the Job Market (ft. Dr. Brandy Aven & Dr. Ko Kuwabara)
Episode 10 of Talking Ties: The Science of Social Networks podcast is now available on all major platforms.
This is the second (and last) episode of a two-part series geared toward PhD students and postdoctoral scholars navigating the academic job market. In this episode, we chatted with Dr. Bra…
Inside the World of Networks with Dr. Beppe Soda
In this episode, we had the immense pleasure of speaking with Dr. Beppe Soda about his wide-ranging body of scholarship. We discussed his new book, Formal and Informal Networks in Organizations, as well as one of his recent papers, titled “In the Network of the Conclave: Social Connections and the…
#370 - September 2026 Book News
On this episode, we catch up on the latest Asian American book news and the last 2 month of publishing announcements for our September 2026 mid-month check-is
Upcoming books mentioned in our publishing news:
For You I Would Forget by Zeyneb Holdridge
We Rose from the Sea by Olivia Sun
Fern and t…
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