Nicole Eiden's guest appearances

Nicole Eiden

WRBH Reading Radio Original Programming Podcasts

It's Not Too Complicated

Mike Brewer

Chris Hayes

Rodger Kamenetz

Anne Lamott

Lizzy Goodman

Karen Rinaldi

Clint Smith

George Saunders

Elizabeth Gross

Chris Smith

Elan Mastai

Paul Freedman

Bianca Bosker

Laura Lippman

Angela Hill

OwlTail

Today, Michael talks with poet, Nicole Eiden to talk about her new collection of poetry, "I Am One of You."  Nicole is also an award-winning filmmaker, and owns a WIndowsill Pies on Freret St in New Orleans.

Writer's Forum: Nicole Eiden

Nicole M.K. Eiden is a writer and baker. Originally from Ohio, Nicole co-owns Windowsill Pies, a Southern-style pie and tart company in New Orleans, where she lives with her husband and daughter. The poem “Mortgage,” from her debut collection I Am One of You (Mississippi Sound Publishing, 2016), won 3rd place in the 2016 Women’s National Book Association writing contest and will appear in the forthcoming 2019 New Poetry From the Midwest (New American Press). Find out more at NicoleEiden.com and windowsillpiesnola.com. Nicole and I had a lengthy conversation about motherhood during a Pandemic, gender roles in the house, opening a brick and mortar business, faith and the Catholic Church, poetry,  and, of course, pies. I always love talking with Nicole, and am grateful for her insight. Here are some of the topics we cover in this episode:  Raising a young daughter during COVID  Gender roles in the home  Opening a brick and mortar business during COVID  Melatonin  Evening routine  Coping skills  Faith  Nun - Joan chitister quote  Abortion + Catholicism  Christianity + Whiteness  Patriarchy of the Catholic Church  Money mongering  Power mongering  Art of conversation  Enneagram  Windowsill pies community vision  Nicole’s television debut - Sugar showdown on cooking channel  Unicorn cakes  Nicole’s definition of modern womanhood and parenthood  Sacrificial batches of dough  

Nicole M.K. Eiden is a writer and baker. Originally from Ohio, Nicole co-owns Windowsill Pies, a Southern-style pie and tart company in New Orleans, where she lives with her husband and daughter. The poem “Mortgage,” from her debut collection I Am One of You (Mississippi Sound Publishing, 2016), won 3rd place in the 2016 Women’s National Book Association writing contest and will appear in the forthcoming 2019 New Poetry From the Midwest (New American Press). Find out more at <a href="http://nicoleeiden.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NicoleEiden.com</a> and <a href="http://windowsillpiesnola.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">windowsillpiesnola.com</a>. Nicole and I had a lengthy conversation about motherhood during a Pandemic, gender roles in the house, opening a brick and mortar business, faith and the Catholic Church, poetry,  and, of course, pies. I always love talking with Nicole, and am grateful for her insight. Here are some of the topics we cover in this episode: <ul> <li>Raising a young daughter during COVID </li> <li>Gender roles in the home </li> <li>Opening a brick and mortar business during COVID </li> <li>Melatonin </li> <li>Evening routine </li> <li>Coping skills </li> <li>Faith </li> <li>Nun - Joan chitister quote </li> <li>Abortion + Catholicism </li> <li>Christianity + Whiteness </li> <li>Patriarchy of the Catholic Church </li> <li>Money mongering </li> <li>Power mongering </li> <li>Art of conversation </li> <li>Enneagram </li> <li>Windowsill pies community vision </li> <li>Nicole’s television debut - Sugar showdown on cooking channel </li> <li>Unicorn cakes </li> <li>Nicole’s definition of modern womanhood and parenthood </li> <li>Sacrificial batches of dough </li> </ul>

INTC Episode 6: Pies and Piety: A Conversation with Nicole Eiden 