Lane Igoudin

“The Vanishing Bridge” in Jewish Journal

My new essay in this week’s Jewish Journal examines the fragility of family histories which originated in the world of the Pale. It appears on p. 24 of the print edition and also online. A short link is: https://dub.sh/LaneJJ

Unconditioning: Discovering the Voice Within

Podcast interview hosted by Whitney Ann Jenkins

A Queer Understanding

Podcast hosted by Angelica Thompson, Ph.D.

On Make Your Day Richer TV

A densely-packed, live 15-minute interview on Make Your Day Richer TV / podcast with Richard Wilmore. Fast, fun, and to the point. “Just when you got one stage of parenting down, they’re on to the next…” PS. This is probably my first interview where we discussed the discarded titles for my book.

Zen Commuter

Podcast interview hosted by Thom Walters

Discussing mental health and writing on Write or Die Show

“You need to get on medication, Lane!” is the quote from my book that sparked our conversation…. I was interviewed by Randi-Lee Bowslaugh on her podcast Write or Die Show, which “openly discusses mental health with authors through conversational interviews. We share truths about our difficulties and what coping strategies have worked best for eachContinue reading “Discussing mental health and writing on Write or Die Show”

Living the Dream with Curveball

Podcast interview hosted by Curtis Jackson

Great Dad Talks

Podcast interview hosted by Paul Banas

“Of Love and Borscht” in One Potato

In time for National Soup Month, One Potato, a popular food blog, published my essay “Of Love and Borscht,” based on an A Family, Maybe excerpt – with our family borscht recipe! So glad others can try their hand at it too. 😋 Beets, cabbage, potatoes, and a story to go with them… You canContinue reading ““Of Love and Borscht” in One Potato”

Our family journey on the Bookshop podcast

Award-winning YA author Stacey Horan interviewed me on her popular literary podcast! We talk about books, writing, and parenting. “In his book A Family, Maybe, Lane details the challenges—legal, political, and personal—that he and his partner Jonathan faced trying to adopt their two foster children through the Los Angeles County child welfare system. Along thatContinue reading “Our family journey on the Bookshop podcast”