AAR: The Catholic Geek Radio show with Michelle Buckman on Death Panels from 09/06

Posted on October 6, 2015 by Declan Finn

Host Declan Finn (author, Honor At Stake), will interview Catholic Writer Guild member and author Michelle Buckman, who penned a book called Death Panels in 1994. Expect that we’ll be talking about Planned Parenthood and Obamacare.

Source: The Catholic Geek: Michelle Buckman, Death Panels, and more 09/06 by We Built That Network | Books Podcasts
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We start with a follow up to the previous episode, including the stalker of my friendly Australian guests.  Then we get the news from DragonCon and Larry Correia winning the prestigious “La Mancha” award, and leaving behind the Hugos … or at least trying to.

The rest of the show is all about Michelle Buckman and her books, including Death Panels — which came out in the middle of the 90s. Her books cover a range of topics from teen pregnancy, to abortion, to Obamacare, and a whole host of other topics.

Enjoy.

About Declan Finn

Declan Finn is the author of Honor at Stake, an urban fantasy novel, nominated for Best Horror in the first annual Dragon Awards. He has also written The Pius Trilogy, an attempt to take Dan Brown to the woodshed in his own medium -- soon to be republished by Silver Empire Press. Finn has also written "Codename: Winterborn," an SF espionage thriller, and it's follow-up, "Codename: Winterborn." And "It was Only on Stun!" and "Set To Kill" are murder mysteries at a science fiction convention.
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