029 On Problem Solving and Process with Jerome Pohlen

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I'll Follow You

Allison Felus

40 episodes

5 days ago

“I’ll Follow You” is a podcast about creative process and what really goes on behind the scenes in an artistic life. I love talking to musicians, writers, visual artists, and other brilliant thinkers about their working methods, obsessions, and pet projects. Visit queenofpeaches.com for show notes.

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029 On Problem Solving and Process with Jerome Pohlen

I'll Follow You

1 hour 26 minutes 32 seconds

1 year ago

029 On Problem Solving and Process with Jerome Pohlen

Show notes are available at QueenofPeaches.com.

Today on I'll Follow You, I am super excited to bring you my conversation with the author and editor Jerome Pohlen.

Jerry has written 23 books for both adults and children, including Oddball Illinois (which is the flagship title of the larger Oddball travel book series), The Apollo Missions for Kids, Albert Einstein and Relativity for Kids, Gay & Lesbian History for Kids, and Chicago Baby, as well as articles and op-eds for the Los Angeles Times, Advocate, and the Chicago Reader. Since 2001, he has worked for publishing house Chicago Review Press where, as an acquisitions editor, he signs up adult nonfiction in categories including US history, LGBTQIA, nature, popular science, and DIY, along with children’s nonfiction and activity books. Our wide-ranging chat is roughly broken up into three distinct sections: we talk about his work as a writer, his father’s work as an engineer on both the Apollo and Viking space missions, and Jerry’s run for Congress as a Green Party candidate in Illinois in 2008.