50: Wake Up and Live, Part 2 - Machine Men
Please note that the accompanying graphic for this episode has not been chosen lightly and is intended in the spirit of historical education, criticism and artistic commentary. In part 2 of our investigation into the saga of Wake Up and Live, we look at the original 1936 self-help book by Dorothea …
Henry Hoke’s Open Throat - May 2024 Book Club
Are you looking for a book written from an unusual perspective for the 2024 Unabridged Reading Challenge? Henry Hoke's Open Throat, a young adult novel in verse written from the perspective of a mountain lion living in LA, certainly meets the requirements for that category.
This is a fast, com…
Amy Liptrot and Karl Ove Knausgaard
The Norwegian author of the hugely successful My Struggle books Karl Ove Knausgaard chooses The Names by Don de Lillo. It's set in Athens in the early 1980s with the main character being a risk analyst whose estranged wife is working there as an archeologist. It's a richly themed novel that feels …
Prequel: An American Fight Against Fascism
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I worry that I’ll drive people away with so much focus on books that look at the country and tell us who we are and how we got here. But at the same time, I am compelled to read these and try to understand them as a way forward. And despite all that’s happened in the last five months…
191: Substantive Cinema | The Holdovers feat. Marta Djordjevic
They said it couldn't be done but here we are, getting in our Christmas episode riiiiight before the big day!
A few years ago Alexander Payne's The Holdovers made a big splash and became an instant Christmas classic to many. The film follows professor Paul Hunham (Paul Giamatti) as he is forced to…
"I Had the Full Heart of the Question In My Hand."
It’s very rare for me to demand that the readers of my #AmReading substack pre-order something. And the bar to be my “Just One Book” is high. But here we go:
The book is The Fountain—debut speculative fiction from Casey Scieszka—and you’ll want to read it, but even more, you’ll want to hear us ta…
Innovation or Invention
Innovation is a loaded term, a buzzword. When this is a podcast on innovation, what do we mean? Are we using the term correctly? Where does invention sit in all of this?
Jonathan Englert and Mandy Scotney from Episode 6, Culture Shocks, are back to unravel the conundrum of language and entrepreneur…
Ep 66: Mother's Day Episode
Happy Mother's Day to all you special moms out there!
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The Norwegian author of the hugely successful My Struggle books Karl Ove Knausgaard chooses The Names by Don de Lillo. It's set in Athens in the early 1980s with the main character being a risk analyst whose estranged wife is working there as an archeologist. It's a richly themed novel that feels …
A Debut Romance Set at the US Open You Need to Read | The Open Era by Edward Schmit
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What happens when the first openly gay man competes in a Grand Slam — and falls for his opponent across the net? Debut author Eddie Schmit joins the show to talk about The Open Era, his queer tenn…
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