Lets Talk with Rachel & Bennet Guest Beth Wareham

Huffington Post columnist Rachel Thompson and Critic/writer/columnist for Night Owl Magazine and Affaire De Couer Bennet Pomerantz discuss media topics with guests. 

Beth Wareham is a writer, editor and publisher based in New York City. She is predominately a humor writer with a side order of food writing. In The Power of No, her first book, she dealt - in a humorous way - with extreme people pleasing and how to over come it. 

Hair Club Burning marks a departure from previous work. She takes a co-writer, Jason Davis, a Harlem Bloods OG, and has written a send up of all things human: white vs black, yellow vs brown, fat vs skinny, big vs small, legal vs illegal and young vs old. In the end, it's a big old caper book of blacks and whites working together, hilariously, to get what they need and want - without breaking too many laws - or hearts.

Wareham is an avid traveler, spending every extra dime she gets on trips to Africa or South America. She loves horses, risk, wilderness, books, cooking, and rolling around in the stories of On Demand television, the greatest story-tellers of the early 21st century. 

She lives in New York City and has been married to renowned former New York Times critic Bernard Holland, author of SOMETHING I HEARD, for almost 20 years, a fact that confounds them both