# Glen Peter

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Glen Peters - Where the Night Smells Like Bread

Sometimes You Have to Get Lost to Find Yourself Mark Anello thought he had it all figured out, but life had other plans. At 34, the suburban math teacher is unceremoniously dumped by his stand-up comedian boyfriend, leaving him feeling stuck and uninspired in Los Angeles. Desperate for a change, Ma…

Glen Peters Co-Hosts On the Air with Florenza

On this episode of On the Air with Florenza, we welcome debut novelist Glen Peters, author of the evocative and heartfelt novel Where the Nights Smell Like Bread. Set in the vibrant and chaotic streets of Kolkata, this coming-of-age story follows Mark Anello, a 34-year-old American teacher searchin…

The Hoon around the week to May 2

The podcast above of the weekly ‘Hoon’ webinar for paying subscribers on Thursday night features co-hosts Bernard Hickey & Peter Bale talking about the week’s news with regular and special guests, including: * Cathrine Dyer on news Tony Blair suggested giving up on net zero targets, on the debate a…

Glenn Peters - Character, Culture, and the Allure of Storytelling - Ep 8

In this episode, Ian Henzel sits down with Where the Nights Smell Like Bread author Glenn Peters for a rich and revealing conversation. They dive into how Peters' Italian-American upbringing shaped his character-driven writing style, his early literary influences like Hemingway and Steinbeck, and h…

Glen Peters - Where the Night Smells Like Bread

Sometimes You Have to Get Lost to Find Yourself Mark Anello thought he had it all figured out, but life had other plans. At 34, the suburban math teacher is unceremoniously dumped by his stand-up comedian boyfriend, leaving him feeling stuck and uninspired in Los Angeles. Desperate for a change, Ma…

Not Cool Ep 18: Glen Peters on the carbon budget and global carbon emissions

In many ways, the global carbon budget is like any other budget. There’s a maximum amount we can spend, and it must be allocated to various countries and various needs. But how do we determine how much carbon each country can emit? Can developing countries grow their economies without increasing th…

Glen Peters Co-Hosts On the Air with Florenza

In this special return episode, Glen Peters steps into a different kind of spotlight. Rather than speaking only about his acclaimed novel Where the Nights Smell Like Bread, Glen joins us to read several of his poems—pieces that hold the same emotional depth, longing, and introspection that shape h…

NN#7: A New Climate Catechism

It’s time for energy and climate modelers to start trying to tell the world what’s likely to happen, and show them how to phase out fossil fuels completely. Sources   Emily Grubert’s personal website   Emily Grubert, “The state of energy transition research and the need for fossil phase-out: eviden…

NN#8: Realistic Modeling

In NN#8, Chris finally invites a guest to join the podcast rather than just sharing his own views. He cordially welcomes Dr. Emily Grubert to the show to discuss their respective complaints about deficiencies in energy and climate modeling, and how they might be cured. Sources   Emily Grubert’s per…