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Released in sync with Ron Franscell’s new novel, Deep End

This episode of Green Chili Chisme drops in perfect sync with the release of Ron Franscell’s new novel, Deep End: A Deaf Row Mystery — a timing we didn’t plan but absolutely leaned into on‑air.

What starts as a conversation about his book becomes something far deeper: a raw, unexpected meditation on fear, lineage, and the stories that keep us alive.

Ron talks about the two deaths — the one when your body goes, and the one when the last person speaks your name. David opens up about the Pedraza line possibly ending with him, and the hope that his voice will live on in the cloud for future generations to find.

Together, they explore the value of storytelling to humankind, the weight of legacy, and the strange comfort of knowing that a well‑told story can outlive the person who wrote it.

And in one of the episode’s most powerful moments, they agree: If anything said today inspires someone to pick up a pen, they’ve done their jobs.

A mystery novel release. A perfectly timed episode drop. A conversation about the echoes we leave behind.

This is Green Chili Chisme.

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