
For the curious mind.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationArtsBooks | |||

Ronan Mccrea is a professor of European and Constitutional Law at UCL. In this podcast we discuss the gay rights movement, it's history, future, and threats.
Ronan's book 'The End Of The Gay Rights Movement' is out now.
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Natalie Kyriacou is an environmentalist and author from Australia. Her book, Nature’s Last Dance, looks to inspire awe and wonder in its readers with an entertaining selection of stories from nature, stories of citizen scientists, fish with STD’s, ro... more
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Katie spent 6 months in one of the world’s most forgotten countries — the Central African Republic. In this episode, we sit down in person to chat about her experiences there working as a medical doctor with Doctors Without Borders.
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Educational in such a relaxed, enjoyable manner. Couldn’t recommend enough.
Literally wait for these episodes each week, such good listens! 10/10
As someone who follows similar though processes to Ed this podcast is a massive help and a source of massive enjoyment.
It’s literally banger after banger - please keep it up.
Ed is super relatable. As a result of listening to his podcasts, he has inspired me to pick up a book instead of aimlessly scrolling on my phone. Give him a listen, you won’t be disappointed
This is my go to podcast! Love listening to Ed’s open and honest discussions about books and life. Thanks for inspiring me to read more too 😁 ledge.
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A thoughtful book-centered show that blends author interviews with deep-dive discussions on reading, personal growth, and lifelong learning. Episodes often explore how books influence thinking, motivation to read more, and practical ideas for applying insights to daily life, with guests ranging from authors to thinkers. Noteworthy is the host's approachable, down-to-earth style and a clear passion for making reading feel accessible and relevant to a broad audience.
Listeners tend to value honest conversations, actionable book recommendations, and the therapeutic or motivating power of literature. The show's format—mixing interviews with reviews and book-oriented storytelling—feels versatile for busy professionals who want meaningful, bite-... more
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Recent guests on A Need To Read include:
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2. Professor Dan Davis
3. Lucas Oakley
4. Joanna Moncrieff
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