# Kevin Guilfoile

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Episode 212: Kevin Guilfoile on Uncovering the Chaos and 'A Drive into the Gap'

Kevin Guilfoile is the author of the memoir A Drive into the Gap. It is published by Field Notes. This podcast is sponsored by my writing coaching services as well as Casualty of Words, a writing podcast for people in a hurry.

Recently on Sirott and Murciano – 10/11/2017

Bob and Marianne chat about Harvey Weinstein's scandal, Kevin Guilfoile the co-screenwriter of Chasing The Blues, Johnny Jet shares some cheap Thanksgiving flights, a police office assists a man with a broken hip in the Chicago Marathon, plus secretly recorded audio of Bob and Marianne!

Lise.FM - Scott Smith

This week I'm joined by Scott Smith, who co-wrote and directed 'Chasing the Blues,' which premieres this weekend at the Chicago Film Festival. He tells me about how he found himself writing and making films, how he met his co-writer Kevin Guilfoile and explains why he looks up to director Steven So…

14: ToB Wrap-Up & Call-In

The guys chat with ToB Commish Kevin Guilfoile about the ToB and his writing, then get some friends from the commentariat on the phone including Neighbors73, BradMcGinty, Melanie, and itsonlyzach.  The ToB is over, long live the ToB! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Vengeful: The Murder of Dr. David Cornbleet

We all live our daily lives in our own little spheres. We have our work, our families, our friends, all the million little things that keep us moving from one day to the next. We sometimes think about the world beyond that stuff—like, haven’t we all walked down a crowded street and wondered about t…

The "1943" Edition and When Books Went to War

In this episode we're discussing Field Notes 69th Quarterly release for the winter of 2025. Many of our limited editions have explored interesting chapters in the history of American, printing, publishing and design and this one goes deep (and sideways) into just such a story. Field Notes new rele…

Vengeful: The Murder of Dr. David Cornbleet

We all live our daily lives in our own little spheres. We have our work, our families, our friends, all the million little things that keep us moving from one day to the next. We sometimes think about the world beyond that stuff—like, haven’t we all walked down a crowded street and wondered about t…