
Jacob Shymanski shares the latest audiobook and literary news, and features in-depth conversations with authors, narrators and industry experts.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 299 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

“Local Heavens” is K.M. Fajardo’s reimagining of the classic novel “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The book was a readers’ favourite in the category of science fiction for 2025’s Goodreads Choice Award.
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This episode was recorded on December 10, 2025, and is published early to address a recently proposed change in Bill C-15 which would repeal the free 'Literature for the Blind' service under the Canada Post Corporation Act.
Host Jacob Shymanski expl... more
Host Jacob Shymanski and Red Széll, host of the My Life in Books podcast, continue their discussion on the dividing issues between fiction and nonfiction literature.
This episode was produced by Andrika De Lanerolle.
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I love this podcast, and admittedly I’m not too great at following along to audio books I prefer the old fashioned book in hand but this pod helps me with recommendations and inspiration and I’ve been able to lean into audio side of things with their help. Wondeful and unique perspective and series, thank you x
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This podcast presents a diverse array of topics centering around audiobooks and literature, featuring engaging discussions with authors, narrators, and industry specialists. Episodes delve into trends in audiobook production, the challenges faced by independent authors, and the intricate relationship between literature and its adaptations in various media. Notable themes include the impact of AI on narration, literary censorship, unique writing styles, and the evolving representation in genres like hockey romance and Indigenous storytelling. This podcast is distinctive not only for its exploration of storytelling formats but also for its commitment to discussing relevant cultural issues within literature, making it appealing to avid readers... more
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Recent guests on Audiobook Café include:
1. K.M. Fajardo
2. Daniella Levy-Pinto
3. Laurie Davidson
4. Liann Zhang
5. David Lepofsky
6. Kristen Joiner
7. Evan Tomos
8. Rachel Reid
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