For the curious mind.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsSelf-ImprovementEducation |
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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In this episode, I sit down with Ellie Middleton — author of Unmasked and How To Be You — to t... more
Boys read less than girls. That’s what the stats say, and today, writer, Lucas Oakley joins me to chat about why this is and gives some direction for guys looking to get into reading.
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Today's conversation is with Joanna Moncreiff, the author of 'Chemically Imbalanced: the ma... more
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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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Focused on promoting the love of reading and personal development, the content covers a wide range of engaging topics related to literature, mental health, and human experience. Notable themes include interviews with authors discussing their works, explorations of neurodivergence, and critiques of contemporary mental health narratives. The host engages in discussions that are not only thought-provoking but are also relatable, effectively addressing issues like societal norms around reading, emotional well-being, and gender perspectives within literature. Unique to this show is its ability to connect books with real-life experiences and challenges, inspiring listeners to embrace literature in profound ways.
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Recent guests on A Need To Read include:
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