Welcome to A Spot of Story Podcast
with host and 1930s historical romantic mystery author Danielle Grandinetti.
Join award-winning 1930s historical romantic mystery author Danielle Grandinetti as she chats with fellow authors and explores the rich history of the 1930s.
Latest Episodes & Show Notes
Episode 20 | Echoes of History: Crow’s Nest Real-World Inspirations
Step back into the 1930s with this episode of A Spot of Story: Echoes of History. Discover how real-world Lake Michigan fishing history, historic boardwalks, and cozy coastal towns inspired the fictional setting of the Harbored and Crow’s Nest series. Cozy up with your favorite beverage and escape into the past.
Episode 19 | Behind the Book: The Island Bakeshop with Roseanna M. White
On this episode of A Spot of Story, enjoy an author interview with Roseanna M. White. We explore the coastal history, witty fake-dating banter, and encouraging message of hope behind her new coastal novel, The Island Bakeshop.
Episode 18 | Echoes of History: Origins of the Great Depression
Explore the real causes of the Great Depression. From post-WWI shifts to the Dust Bowl, discover why October 29, 1929, was the result of a perfect storm.
Podcast Schedule
Set your dial to A Spot of Story, where books, history, and the writing life come alive over a steaming cup of tea.
Each month, join author Danielle Grandinetti for these recurring series:
Behind the Book – In-depth conversations with fellow authors, sharing their tales, inspirations, and the craft behind the stories (20–30 minutes the 1st Saturday of the month).
Echoes of History – Quick journeys into the real history behind the stories, settings, and characters in my novels (8-10 minutes the 3rd Saturday of the month).
Whether you’re here for author insights, quick history tales, or a glimpse into the creative process, A Spot of Story invites you to slow down, listen, and enjoy a cup of tea.
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