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Episodes: 219
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Charlie Gibson - Veteran broadcast journalist and longtime ABC News anchor who co-hosts conversations about books, authors, and the literary world.
Kate Gibson - Co-host who interviews authors, booksellers, and literary tastemakers about books and reading across genres.
Scott D. Reich - Baseball History And The Origins Of The All-star Game.
Jenny Jackson - Marriage, Friendship, Social Circles, And Contemporary Fiction.
Paul Tremblay - Artificial Intelligence, Consciousness, Originality, And The Future Of Writing.
Kevin Powers - Writing War, Friendship, Combat, And Post-traumatic Stress Disorder.
Double Header: Jenny Jackson and Scott D. Reich
July 16, 2026
Jenny Jackson’s newest, The Shampoo Effect, tells the story of an insular gang of year-round beach residents who have known each other all their lives. Until one member of their clique begins to date outside of the group-they are generally an exclusive “they go out on and off” type of friends. So how will they handle a new girlfriend they don’t know or with whom they have so little in common? The book is nuanced, funny and asks the question: what does marriage mean in the current world? We al...
Paul Tremblay: AI and the Not So Distant Future
July 09, 2026
Paul Tremblay has written a science fiction book that will prompt all sorts of important questions about AI, the role of consciousness in humanity, and how writers might have to work around AI in order to keep their work original and sustainable and it’s called DEAD BUT DREAMING OF ELECTRIC SHEEP. We love a book that poses important questions like these while still being a good page turner, and this is one of those. This is the story of Julia, a semi professional video gamer asked to take r...
Kevin Powers and the Art of Writing War
July 02, 2026
Kevin Powers’ Children of the Wild is a book about Roy and Ennis, two friends on a farm who sign up for WWI, one excited for battle, one a feral child baffled by war. What does war do to friendship? To the minds of men? We talk to Kevin, a veteran of the war in Iraq, about his ability to write war so well and the effects of PTSD on his characters. We also talk to Bartleby Books in Vermont…join us! Find books mentioned on The Book Case: https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/shop/story/book-c...
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