Beyond the Next Chapter with Whitney Clark

Whitney Clark

podcasting@azfamily.com

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Booking Overview

A reader-focused show hosted by Whitney Clark that brings authors, journalists, and publishing insiders on to talk about books and the culture around reading. It’s a strong PR platform for literacy advocacy, book bans, youth media habits, and the publishing industry—blending timely subjects with evergreen themes in reading and education.

Metrics

Episodes: 172

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Female

Location: USA

YouTube: 329.0k subscribers

Instagram: 224.0k followers

Contact Information

podcasting@azfamily.com

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Host

Whitney Clark - Whitney Clark is the host of “Beyond the Next Chapter,” a podcast centered on books and reading culture. Her show explores issues such as improving literacy rates, silent book clubs, banned books, ...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Authors (preferably NYT-bestselling or well-published), publishing industry professionals/journalists with substantial track records, and writers/researchers with credible media coverage in major outlets.
Required Achievements:  
NYT bestseller or recognized author status, Reporting/publication in major national media, Subject-matter expertise in publishing, literacy, or youth/media impacts, Published books that connect to reading culture or literacy-related themes

Recent Guest Discussions

Jane Freidman - How AI Is Changing The Book Publishing Industry, Industry/legal/publishing Impacts.

Fortesa Latifi - Family Influencing, Children’s Online Childhood, Costs And Nuance Of Childhood Media Exposure.

Jessica George - Friendship Across Life Stages, Adult Friendships, And Related Themes In Her Novel.

Recent Topics

Literacy, Publishing, Reading, Banned Books, Audiobooks

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Beyond the Next Chapter with Whitney Clark
:

How AI is changing the book publishing industry

May 12, 2026

Artificial intelligence is nothing new, but it's growing and changing every day. That includes in the world of book publishing. From lawsuits with social media companies, to books being pulled from shelves because of suspected AI use, we're covering it all with our guest Jane Freidman. She's spent more than 20 years in publishing and now reports on the industry, appearing in many national publications like The New York Times and CBS News. 

Like, Follow, Subscribe: Journalist Fortesa Latifi examines the world of family influencing

April 28, 2026

From TikTok to Instagram and YouTube, influencers are everywhere. And so are their families and children. In her new book "Like, Follow, Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online," journalist Fortesa Latifi is exploring what it means to live your childhood online. Fortesa found some content creators make millions of dollars a year, with some of their best-performing content featuring their children sick or hurt. As Fortesa discusses, there's a lot of nuance that gets into ...

Jessica George on her new novel "Love By the Book"

April 14, 2026

It's a love story...about female friendships! New York Times Bestselling author Jessica George is out with her sophomore novel "Love By the Book." She joins the podcast this week from London to talk about how we can show up for friends as we age, why she's starting sometimes taboo conversations about having kids and making friends as adults, and she shares her favorite restaurants and spots across the pond! 

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