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Episodes: 221
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Charlie Gibson - Veteran ABC News journalist and longtime broadcast anchor.
Kate Gibson - Book-focused podcast co-host who interviews authors, literary tastemakers, and booksellers.
Pamela Colloff - Jailhouse Informants, Wrongful Convictions, Prosecutorial Practices, And Her Book Catch The Devil.
Scott D. Reich - The Origins Of The All-star Game And His Book One Day In September.
Jenny Jackson - Her Novel The Shampoo Effect, Friendship, Marriage, And Insular Social Groups.
Paul Tremblay - Artificial Intelligence, Consciousness, Originality, And His Novel Dead But Dreaming Of Electric Sheep.
Stephanie Soileau and the Richness of Cajun History
July 30, 2026
Should the Waters Take Us a is a novel of great beauty…centered around the swamp letters in the south of Louisianna. Whereas so many novels focus on story and character-this one focusses on place and how this place has shaped the lives of the characters that live there. As climate change shifts the land beneath our feet and oil companies have raided the Acadian swamps for their natural resources, the Cajun background is ever changing, and often full of tragedy. We also talk to Final Draft, th...
An Injustice in the Justice System
July 23, 2026
Pamela Colloff is an accomplished investigative journalist and has written "Catch the Devil" about a frighteningly prolific jailhouse snitch. Paul Skalnik testified in dozens of cases that inmates in Florida prisons had confessed their guilt to him. Often prosecutors won convictions based largely on Skalnik’s testimony including four cases where he was instrumental on putting men on Florida’s death row. One of them, Jim Dailey, was convicted of murdering a 14 year old girl. ...
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...
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