A cabin on Turtle Lake becomes the base for an elaborate plan against corporate corruption. The tactics? Some come straight from watching predators in the wild.

Robert “Bob” Milne, author of Turtle Lake: The Wild Card Syndrome, is the guest on This One’s About…, a podcast by Mission Point Press. His thriller follows Jim Peters as he takes on a scheme targeting his company’s employees, using lessons from nature to plot his response.

Inspired by information shared with Milne by a businessman, the novel combines white-collar crime, revenge, and the complications no mastermind can anticipate. For readers who enjoy an unconventional caper, Milne’s lifelong interest in wildlife adds an unusual perspective on human behavior and survival.

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A powerful idea is only useful if you can move it forward.

Jason Vanderground, author of DREAM to Reality: The Framework that Builds Brands, Sparks Movements, and Drives Real Change, joins This One’s About…, a podcast by Mission Point Press to talk about the gap between having a vision and actually executing it.

Drawing on 30 years of strategic marketing experience—including his role in launching the national “He Gets Us” campaign—Jason developed the five-part DREAM framework: Define, Research, Experience, Apply, and Measure.

The conversation explores strategic clarity, leadership, audience understanding, and the practical work required to transform ambitious ideas into measurable action. For leaders, marketers, entrepreneurs, and anyone trying to move an idea beyond the brainstorming stage, DREAM to Reality offers a repeatable path forward.

They have billions of dollars, political connections, and an audacious plan for America.

In David W. Swanson’s The Vote: A Story of Political Peril, wealthy operatives pursue a strategy involving elections, political power, and Article V of the Constitution. The result is a political thriller built around a provocative possibility: What could happen if enormous private wealth were turned toward changing the structure of American government?

In this episode of This One’s About…, a podcast by Mission Point Press, Swanson talks about the political and constitutional ideas behind his novel and the real-world machinery that gives its fictional conspiracy an unsettling edge.

If you like political fiction that mixes suspense with the inner workings of American government, put The Vote on your list.