TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ SERVES: Zoey Michaels June 26th | 7 PM EST Title Thinking Sideways: Stories, Music & the Art of Seeing Life Differently Tagline Sometimes the most meaningful stories begin when we stop looking straight ahead and start thinking sideways. Description: Join Miss Liz for an inspiring evening with author and podcaster Zoey Michaels, a storyteller who believes the best tales come from seeing the world through a different lens. Drawing inspiration from everyday emotions, meaningful relationships, music, and life’s quieter moments, Zoey creates stories that feel authentic, relatable, and deeply human. Whether writing fiction, interviewing musicians on The Molten Truth, or hosting Behind the Diagnosis: Famous Lives, Untold, she explores the connections that shape our lives and the choices that define us. From her journey across Indiana, Texas, Ecuador, and Ohio to her passion for storytelling rooted in transformation, authenticity, and emotional truth, Zoey brings a refreshing perspective on creativity, connection, and the power of seeing life differently. Opening: Welcome everyone to Teatime with Miss Liz, where stories become bridges, conversations create connection, and every guest brings a unique cup of wisdom to the table . Tonight, we welcome author, podcaster, and creative storyteller Zoey Michaels. Zoey believes that the best stories aren’t found by looking straight ahead—they’re discovered by thinking sideways. Through her writing, podcasts, and creative projects, she explores the emotional truths that connect us all: love, growth, communication, resilience, and the choices we make every day. Her work reminds us that life’s most meaningful moments are often found in the quiet spaces between the big events. Zoey, welcome to Teatime with Miss Liz. Closing: Today’s Teatime reminded us that every person carries a story worth telling and that sometimes the most powerful lessons are found in life’s quietest moments. Zoey Michaels shared how transformation happens through authenticity, connection, and the willingness to see the world differently. Her stories encourage us to embrace change, stay curious, and continue showing up for the people and experiences that matter most. As we leave today’s table, may we remember: The stories we live today become the inspiration for someone else’s tomorrow. Zoey Michaels is an author, podcaster, and storyteller whose work explores authentic relationships, personal transformation, and emotional truth. Drawing inspiration from life, music, and human connection, she creates stories that resonate deeply with readers while encouraging them to see the world—and themselves—from a new perspective. Favourite Colours Vibrant and peaceful shades of Blue Deep Reds Deep Greens One Word That Describes Her Inquisitive Her T-E-A Transformation Escape Authentic Feelings Three Phrases That Share Her Story Thinking sideways Stories rooted in emotional truth Finding meaning in everyday moments Featured Works Fractured Shadows Love Lies and Piña Coladas Through these works, Zoey explores emotional truth, personal growth, authentic relationships, and the choices that shape who we become. Podcast Projects: The Molten Truth Behind the Diagnosis: Famous Lives, Untold

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TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ SERVES: Adam Gaffney June 25th | 7 PM EST Title
Product of Another Sad Song: Sobriety, Loss & Finding Truth in Music Tagline
Sometimes the saddest songs become the doorway back to yourself. Description: On June 25th at 7 PM EST, Teatime with Miss Liz welcomes Adam Gaffney — St. Louis alt-country artist, songwriter, Navy veteran, and frontman of Adam Gaffney and the Balladeers. His new album, Product of Another Sad Song, released May 8, is a raw and emotional collection exploring sobriety, grief, love, loss, forgiveness, and the hard-earned lessons that come from rebuilding a life. Featuring the joyful country love song “Darlin,” written for his partner Christy, the album balances heartbreak with hope and honky-tonk grit with deeply personal truth. From losing his mother to cancer while recording the album, to finding sobriety, navigating life as a working musician, and transforming pain into songs, Adam brings a powerful story of resilience, redemption, and creative survival. This Teatime explores music, recovery, grief, military service, love, storytelling, and how truth often finds its way into a song. Opening: Welcome everyone to Teatime with Miss Liz, where we serve real-life T-E-A through stories, music, healing, and honest conversations that connect us through lived experience. Tonight we welcome Adam Gaffney — alt-country songwriter, Navy veteran, and frontman of Adam Gaffney and the Balladeers. Adam’s new album, Product of Another Sad Song, is filled with the kind of truth that only comes from living through the hard parts — grief, addiction, sobriety, love, loss, and learning how to stand again. His single “Darlin” brings joy and love into the story, while the album as a whole carries the weight of healing, memory, and becoming a better version of yourself. Adam, welcome to Teatime with Miss Liz. Closing: Tonight’s conversation reminds us that music can carry grief, joy, pain, redemption, and truth all at once. Adam Gaffney shared how songwriting became a way to process loss, sobriety, love, and the complicated journey of becoming who he is today. His story reminds us that recovery is not only about what we leave behind — it is also about what we choose to build next. As we leave tonight’s Teatime, may we reflect on this: What truth in our own lives is waiting to become a song, a story, or a step toward healing? Adam Gaffney is a St. Louis alt-country artist, Navy veteran, songwriter, and frontman of Adam Gaffney and the Balladeers. His album Product of Another Sad Song explores sobriety, grief, love, loss, and redemption through honest country storytelling, honky-tonk spirit, and deeply personal songs rooted in lived experience. Favourite Colour
Blue One Word That Describes Him
Ambitious His T-E-E: Be everywhere and nowhere
Don’t let the truth get in the way of a good song
Only you know what’s best for you. Three Phrases That Share His Story: Sobriety through song
Grief turned into music
Country truth and redemption Featured Music Single:
“Darlin” Album:
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TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ SERVES: Zachary Hagen June 23rd | 7 PM EST Title
Aisha’s Secret: Reimagining Legends Through Fantasy and Adventure Tagline
Every great story begins with a spark of imagination and the courage to explore what lies beyond the familiar. On June 23rd at 7 PM EST, Teatime with Miss Liz welcomes fantasy author and educator Zachary Hagen to the table for a conversation about storytelling, imagination, family, and the power of reimagining timeless tales. Inspired by beloved classics such as The Chronicles of Narnia and A Series of Unfortunate Events, Zachary has created worlds where adventure, courage, and wonder come alive. His latest work, Aisha’s Secret, offers a fresh retelling of the legendary tale of Aladdin, turning expectations upside down by making the princess the thief and Aladdin the true prince. As a teacher, husband, father, and author, Zachary understands the importance of stories in shaping how we see ourselves and the world around us. His passion for fantasy reminds readers that imagination is not simply escape—it is a pathway to possibility. Join us for an inspiring Teatime conversation about creativity, family, fantasy, and the enduring magic of storytelling. Opening: Welcome everyone to Teatime with Miss Liz, where stories inspire, connections matter, and every conversation serves a little T-E-A. Today, we welcome Zachary Hagen, a fantasy author, teacher, husband, and father whose love of storytelling began in childhood and continues to inspire readers today. From classic fantasy influences to his own imaginative worlds, Zachary reminds us that stories have the power to transport us, challenge us, and help us discover who we are. His latest book, Aisha’s Secret, reimagines a beloved tale with fresh perspectives, unexpected heroes, and unforgettable adventure. Please help me welcome Zachary Hagen to the Teatime table. Closing: What a wonderful reminder of the power of imagination. Zachary Hagen shows us that stories are more than entertainment—they are bridges between generations, lessons wrapped in adventure, and opportunities to see the world through new eyes. Whether through fantasy, family, or personal growth, every journey begins with the courage to imagine something greater. May we all continue to embrace wonder, seek new adventures, and never stop believing in the power of a great story. Zachary Hagen is a Florida-based fantasy author and teacher. Inspired by classic fantasy literature, he creates imaginative worlds filled with adventure, courage, and wonder. Author of The Eternal Chronicles and Aisha’s Secret, Zachary combines his love of storytelling, family, and education to inspire readers of all ages. T-E-E
Tenacity • Evolution • Enchantment Three Words That Share His Story
Father • Storyteller • Dreamer Website: www.zacharyhagen.com Facebook, Instagram, and author platforms available through his website

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TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ PRESENTSERIC FISHER June 23rd, 2026 3 PM EST Healing Through Recovery, Resilience & Self-Mastery Eric Fisher is a Canadian Certified Counsellor, author, trauma specialist, and mental wellness advocate whose life journey blends compassion, adventure, and a commitment to helping others heal. Originally from Tennessee and now residing in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, Eric brings over 15 years of experience working in both outpatient and inpatient treatment settings across the United States and Canada. Through his private practice, Recovery Arts Counselling, he serves individuals, couples, and families locally and remotely, helping clients navigate trauma, addiction recovery, and mental wellness. A master practitioner of Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Eric specializes in evidence-based trauma treatment approaches that empower people to move beyond their struggles and reclaim their lives. Eric is also the author of two impactful books: The Martial Art of Recovery: Self-Mastery Practices to Subdue Addiction and Achieve Mental Wellness, and Buried Alive: Four Ways to Free Yourself from the Dirt. Beyond counselling, Eric is an award-winning screenwriter, black belt martial artist, outdoor enthusiast, and lifelong learner whose experiences continue to shape his unique perspective on resilience, growth, and transformation. Favourite Colour: Red One Word That Describes Eric: Compassionate Eric’s T-E-E Transcending – Curious Embracing – Adventurous Envisioning – Mindful CLOSING: Today’s conversation reminded us that healing is not about perfection—it is about courage, growth, and the willingness to keep moving forward. Eric Fisher shared powerful insights about trauma recovery, mental wellness, resilience, and the importance of self-mastery in our daily lives. His work demonstrates that no matter how deeply buried we may feel by life’s challenges, growth remains possible, healing remains available, and hope remains within reach. Thank you, Eric, for sharing your wisdom, compassion, and experience with us today. And thank you to everyone who joined us at the table. Until next time, keep growing, keep healing, and keep making a difference one cup at a time. FEATURED DISCUSSION TOPICS:• Trauma recovery and healing• Mental wellness and self-mastery• Addiction recovery and resilience• Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)• EMDR and evidence-based trauma treatment• The connection between martial arts and recovery• Compassion in counselling• Overcoming adversity through personal growth• Writing as a tool for healing• Living a mindful and adventurous life Eric Fisher is a Canadian Certified Counsellor, trauma specialist, author, and speaker based in Calgary, Alberta. Originally from Tennessee, he has over fifteen years of experience helping individuals and families heal from trauma and addiction. Eric is the author of two books and a master practitioner of Accelerated Resolution Therapy. FUN FACTS:• Black belt in American Kenpo and Wadō-ryū martial arts• Award-winning screenwriter• Worked as an FBI intern twice• Enjoys hiking, biking, travel, music, and exploring new cultures• Passionate about helping others achieve mental wellness and recovery. Three Words That Describe His Life: Curious, Adventurous, Mindful

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TEATIME WITH MISS LIZ SERVES: Kristine Jensen June 18th | 3 PM EST Title
Wednesday Club: Women, Friendship & The Quiet Strength of Community Tagline
Sometimes the strongest stories are found in ordinary lives. Description:
On June 18th at 3 PM EST, Teatime with Miss Liz welcomes Kristine Jensen, writer, storyteller, and author of Wednesday Club, a heartfelt novel inspired by her grandmother’s real-life women’s club in South Dakota. Kristine’s career has spanned scripts, documentaries, and real-life T-E-E through stories that connect us, inspire us, and remind us of the strength found in human connection. Today’s guest brings a beautiful story rooted in family, friendship, and the quiet power of women supporting women. Joining us is Kristine Jensen — lifelong writer, award-winning storyteller, and author of Wednesday Club, a novel inspired by her grandmother’s real-life women’s club that gathered faithfully for over sixty years. Through her writing, Kristine captures the emotional depth of ordinary lives and reminds us that some of the strongest communities are built quietly, through loyalty, compassion, and shared stories. Kristine, welcome to Teatime with Miss Liz. Closing: Today’s Teatime reminded us that community, friendship, and storytelling leave lasting legacies. Kristine Jensen shared how ordinary moments often carry extraordinary meaning, and how women’s voices, memories, and resilience continue shaping generations long after the stories begin. Her work reminds us that connection does not always arrive loudly — sometimes it grows slowly through trust, kindness, and simply showing up for one another. As we leave today’s conversation, may we reflect on this: What stories from our own families and communities still deserve to be remembered? Kristine Jensen is an award-winning writer and author of Wednesday Club, a novel inspired by her grandmother’s real-life women’s club in South Dakota. Her career spans screenwriting, documentaries, and storytelling for organizations and brands. Now living in Oregon, she writes fiction celebrating women’s resilience, friendship, and the quiet strength of community. Favourite Colour
Purple One Word That Describes Her
Open Three Words That Describe Her Life
Resilient
Confident
Blessed Themes That Share Her Story
Women’s resilience
Friendship & belonging
The quiet strength of small towns Website:
www.wednesday-club.com Email:
kristine@wednesday-club.com