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My guest today is Marla Azinger. Marla is a lot of things. I have known her for a very, very long time. And the conversation you’re going to get to sit in on is Far ranging. We chatted about what she learned training guide dogs, and how that helped her relationship as well as her family relationships. What it’s like to live with ghosts! And we also dive into her latest project, a novel she’s been working on that is amazingly good.
She has some fascinating tales to share, and I can’t wait for you to hear from her.
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About Marla Azinger
Marla Azinger was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and attended the University of Washington, graduating with a Bachelor’s in Linguistics and Military Science. She left the great NW during her time in the US Army and returned with her husband when they PCS’d. She has traveled all over the world for work on internet policy and also for personal enjoyment.
Marla pulls inspiration for her fictional writing and artwork from life experiences and her ancestral bloodline. She is a firm believer in the spectral realm and isn’t shy about sharing her experiences. In her free time away from work, if she isn’t busy writing her historical mystical, paranormal romance series, she is in the woods or on the beach enjoying nature with her husband and golden retriever.
About Tracy Crowley
Tracy Crowley has always been an entrepreneur. Whether it was making gowns for fellow Army wives, taking portraits in black and white, or working on her other businesses, she is always learning something new.
That passion for learning something new and giving something back collide nicely in this podcast.
Join Tracy for Good Life Stories, where simple curiosity brings out great stories, every single time.
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