Askalli: Self-publishing Advice Podcast

I first launched my IndieVoices podcast in March 2017 as a way of helping to amplify voices that had been marginalized—politically, artistically, socially, and in many other ways that have tragically divided us recently. I truly believe that everybody with a story to tell should be given the opportunity to tell it and be heard. Indie publishing, of course, has provided this opportunity for these voices to come in out of the wilderness. So, during the past couple of years, I have focused on interviewing publishers and authors who might have some uncomfortable things to say, but whose voices need to be heard. Criminal justice reform, autism, sex-abuse victims, aging, LGBTQ issues, are just a few of the themes I've featured since I launched the podcast. In 2019, I'll continue to amplify the voices of indie authors. They should be heard as the world dives into an unknown future. I'm using this final episode of the year to review what's been accomplished in 2018 and look ahead to 2019. Helping me do this is, of co