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The podcast version of WYPL's syndicated radio program, Book Talk.
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Thursday Jun 19, 2008
Thursday Jun 19, 2008
Wednesday Jun 11, 2008
Wednesday Jun 11, 2008
Teddi Williams' interview of Lori Johnson (After the Dance) is now available for download. Enjoy!
Tuesday Jun 03, 2008
Tuesday Jun 03, 2008
Tuesday Jun 03, 2008
Tuesday Jun 03, 2008
Patrick McGrath, author of The Grotesque and Spider, spoke with Stephen Usery about his latest novel, Trauma. They also spoke about the importance of psychology in fiction writing and McGrath's transition to writing about his adopted home of New York City.
Wednesday May 21, 2008
Wednesday May 21, 2008
Stephen Usery interviews Tony D'Souza about his second novel, The Konkans, which follows the blending of an Indian and American family and is now available in paperback. Download the podcast today.
Thursday May 15, 2008
Thursday May 15, 2008
Tuesday May 06, 2008
Tuesday May 06, 2008
Debbie Stevens interviews Hillary Jordan about her award-winning debut novel, Mudbound.
Monday Apr 28, 2008
Monday Apr 28, 2008
Listen to Stephen Usery and Ms. Winspear talk about Maisie Dobbs, hops, the Roma people in between world wars England, and life coaching. Also check out her great group blog, nakedauthors.com. Don't worry, it's just a name, and it's safe for work.
Monday Apr 21, 2008
Monday Apr 21, 2008
Hear the WHOLE interview Susan Gray conducted with the Cake Mix Doctor Anne Byrn about her latest cookbook, What Can I Bring? The book features recipes that are perfect for potlucks and other get-togethers.
Tuesday Apr 08, 2008
Tuesday Apr 08, 2008
Dr. Carolyn Gibson's interview with Dr. Solon Timothy Woodward is now available for download. There is extra material not included in the broadcast version. Enjoy!
Saturday Aug 11, 2007
Wednesday Aug 11, 2004
Tuesday Aug 08, 2000
Tuesday Aug 08, 2000
Host Carolyn Gibson talks to Gin Phillips about her debut novel The Well and the Mine, which looks at the complicated familial and racial relationships in the coal mining area of northern Alabama in the 1930s.