BFRH 2019 05 24: David Weber, Jacob Holo, Toni Weisskopf on The Gordian Protocol, Part 2; a
David Weber, Jacob Holo and Baen Publisher Toni Weisskopf discuss The Gordian Protocol by Weber and Holo, a science fiction novel including time travel, altered history, space battles, as well as well
A Trilogy About the American Revolution Begins
Rick Atkinson talks about “The British Are Coming,” and Brenda Wineapple discusses “The Impeachers.”
The life of Alexander von Humboldt, plus foraging for food – books podcast
On this week’s show, Andrea Wulf shares her new graphic novel biography of Alexander von Humboldt and professional forager John Wright takes us on a hunt for wild food in London. Help support our inde
#313: The Hierarchy of Socks is Real
This week, Jeff and Rebecca talk music streaming services, the wider podcast landscape, and even some talk about books.This episode is sponsored by:PodXOnly Ever her by Marybeth Mayhew WhalenBombasWe
BFRH 2019 05 17: David Weber, Jacob Holo, Toni Weisskopf on The Gordian Protocol, Part 1; a
David Weber, Jacob Holo and Baen Publisher Toni Weisskopf discuss The Gordian Protocol by Weber and Holo, a science fiction novel including time travel, altered history, space battles, as well as well
Harper Lee's Unwritten True-Crime Book
Casey Cep discusses Furious Hours, and Eliza Griswold talks about Amity and Prosperity: One Family and the Fracturing of America.
'You can't sustain a career on shocking people': is Bret Easton Ellis genuine? – books podc
The American Psycho author talks about the reactions to his first book in 10 years, and we discuss the UK’s new poet laureate, Simon Armitage. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.co
#312: 2019 Moms, Dads, and Grads Recommendation Show, Part 2
The second part of our 2019 Moms, Dads, and Grads recommendation show. This episode is sponsored but Better by Christine by Ted ChiangBooks recommended in this episod
BFRH 2019 05 10: Noir Fatale Editors and Authors Roundtable Part 2; and Son of the Black Sw
Story anthology Noir Fatale editors and authors roundtable featuring Larry Correia, Laurell K. Hamilton, Robert Buettner, Kacey Ezell, Mike Massa, Chris Smith, Alistair Kimble, and Griffin Barber, Par
The Real Life of a Diplomat, Told Like a Novel
George Packer talks about “Our Man: Richard Holbrooke and the End of the American Century,” and Lori Gottlieb discusses “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone.”
Heida: the Icelandic model who became a shepherd – books podcast
On this week’s show, we speak to Heida Ásgeirsdóttir about her life as a farmer, and to Irish writer Sinéad Gleeson about her collection Help support our independent journalism at theg
#24: Books Behind Bars, Part 1
There are few places books can be put to better use than in prisons. So why is it so hard to get books into the hands of people in jail? In this episode, we look at how Washington state tried to radic
Jeff and Jenn talk about Baker & Taylor getting out of the retail distribution business (and why you might care), Audible's Alexa experiment, the Tolkien estate being utterly predictable, and more
BFRH 2019 05 03: Noir Fatale Editors and Authors Roundtable Part 1; and Son of the Black Sw
Story anthology Noir Fatale editors and authors roundtable featuring Larry Correia, Laurell K. Hamilton, Robert Buettner, Kacey Ezell, Mike Massa, Chris Smith, Alistair Kimble, and Griffin Barber, Par
Laila Lalami on 'The Other Americans'
Lalami discusses her latest novel, and Jenny Odell talks about How to Do Nothing.
#71 - Bangkok Wakes to Rain by Pitchaya Sudbanthad
On this episode, we discuss our Books and Boba April 2019 book club pick, Bangkok Wakes to Rain, by Pitchaya Sudbanthad, a book featuring stories of a myriad of characters, all connected through time