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Walker Vreeland was thrilled to be honored with a 2023 Voice Arts Award in the “Outstanding Production of an Audiobook - Best Producer” category for Corona City: Voices from an Epicenter! Many thanks to SOVAS (Society of Voice Arts & Sciences) for this meaningful accolade!

Our audiobook project Corona City: Voice of an Epicenter was the recipient of a 2023 Independent Publishers Book Award for Outstanding Audiobook of the Year. Congratulations to an amazing team!

Walker was recently a guest on WHAT’S THE STORY with Maria Gentile. He talked about audio production, the threat of AI, how his work as a producer is informed by acting, and his passion for telling his own stories of healing and survival, and helping others tell theirs. It was an emotional but extremely joyful hour of conversation Check out the show here!

“I’m so sick of Mark Ruffalo. I am so sick of him that literally there was a part of me that was flirting with disaster.” On the heels of his Academy Award nominated performance in the film Poor Things, Mark Ruffalo joined his former acting teacher and coach Milton Justice on the hit podcast I Don't Need an Acting Class to discuss his process.

Dawn Watson did a wonderful write up in her Haute Spot column in Hamptons Real Estate Showcase. Thank you Dawn for the lovely press! Advice for aspiring podcasters and insight on building an audience included.

Walker had the pleasure of talking to Lawrence Boschulte on the Caribbean Broadcasting Network about producing the audiobook of Corona City.

Walker was honored to appear on WGN in Chicago to talk about what it was like in NY during the height of the pandemic and why it made him proud to be a New Yorker.

Marquis Who's Who, the world's leading biographical publisher recently curated a list of the Most Influential People of the past 125 Years. Walker was not on the list but he paid $150 to get in the directory and now feels like he was scammed, which he was.

Susan Lambert’s new poetry book, “The Wild Edge of the Heart: Women Poets Raise Their Voices,” brings together community, art and social justice, raising money for reproductive advocacy and legislation.

“All the Flowers of the Mountain” explores trauma, the abuse of privilege, class conflicts and the endurance of love all set amid scenic descriptions of nature inspired by Holbrook’s childhood in rural New England. 

Walker and Christina talk about collaborating on All the Flowers of the Mountain and the intersection of creativity and serious illness in this conversation with host, Dr. Karen Wyatt.