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Eileen welcomes back to the show, Deesha Philyaw to discuss her latest novel "The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman."

Alex Poppe joins the Eileen to discuss her memoir Breakfast Wine and her experiences she has that inspired it.

Author Shannon Sanders joins Eileen once again, this time with her new novel "The Great Wherever."

Eileen shares a novel featuring two conflicted Bureau of Indian Affairs agents one hundred years apart.

In a special 150th episode celebration for Book Stew, Eileen heads to Porter Square Books in Cambridge to attend a talk moderated by Margot Livesey with Jessica Brilliant Keener to discuss for Jessica's newest book "Evening Begins The Day." Stick around at the end to hear Eileen's opinions on when, what, and where to read.

In this episode of Talk it With Brockett, Alana brings on Kami Chadwick who is a member of the sorority ZTA. In this episode they talk about the differences between ZTA and Theta Phi, joining a sorority later in college, debunking common misconceptions and how sad they are to be leaving so soon!

Sandra Freels joins Eileen on the show to talk about her new book Anneke Jans in the New World.

In an exciting Talk It with Brockett, Alana's friend Jake Petrie, drove 2 hours from Connecticut to join her in the studio for the pod. They talk about everything from pets, their friendship, Barney, and of course, working at TJ Maxx together.

In a very conversational Talk It With Brockett, Alana and her little, Ava, talk everything from their sorority Theta Phi Alpha, trips they've gone on, grandma's, and of course Bravo!

Leah returns to the show to open up about another personal topic that has deeply impacted her, her family, and thousands of people around the world. Alana and Leah talk grief, family, support systems, love, and more. The theme of today's episode is blue, find out exactly why in the latest Talk It With Brockett.

Author Celeste Mohammed joins Eileen MacDougall Book Stew once again from Trinidad to discuss her novel Ever Since We Small.

Alana Brockett is back in the studio for the fourth episode of Talk It With Brockett! This time, she is joined by friend and Merrimack classmate, Leah Beliveau to discuss college, being a senior, and the impacts of social media and rumors on self-image and personal relationships.

Local author Emily Ross joins host Eileen to discuss her book Swallowtail, which takes place locally in Quincy, Massachusetts.

Book Stew Episode 146 - Elizabeth Stix by WCTV

In the first episode of 2026, Austin sits down with Joe Maselli, chair of the Economic Development Committee, to discuss what the committee does and their plans to help support the town of Wilmington as it continues to grow.