
Jacob Shymanski shares in-depth conversations with authors, narrators and industry experts! Tune in for the latest audiobook releases, curated recommendations and literary news.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 321 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

A recent article in the New York Times shares the story of Coral Hart, a romance writer who has been using AI to mass produce over 200 books under 21 different pen names. How do you feel about the use of AI in books?
Host Jacob Shymanski and guest R... more
Patricia Finn’s debut novel “The Golden Boy” shares a story about family life, love, betrayal, mercy, and second chances.
Host Jacob Shymanski catches up with Finn to discuss the development of her books’ characters and to explore why she decided to... more
Malcolm Kempt’s debut mystery novel follows a disgraced police investigator in the heart of the Arctic Circle, whose path to redemption is paved with blood and ice.
Host Jacob Shymanski chats with Kempt about the inspiration behind the book and refl... more
Recording artist and musician Lachi dropped a new book earlier this year entitled “I Identify as Blind: A Brazen Celebration of Disability Culture, Identity, and Power.”
Host Jacob Shymanksi catches up with Lachi to chat about her journey with disab... more
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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
I’m so excited to find I can get this program in Podcasts! This arena is my whole world of fun! Thank you so much folks. I’m going to be diving into everyone of the no your narrator and highlighting audiobooks episodes here. Exactly the right flavour for me.
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Focusing on the vibrant world of literature and audiobooks, engaging conversations unfold between the host and a diverse range of guests, including authors, narrators, and industry professionals. The episodes highlight not only the latest audiobook trends but also offer curated recommendations, discuss cultural representations in literature, and address industry challenges such as audiobook royalty structures and the implications of technology on narration. This distinctive blend of literary insights, expert discussions, and personal stories appeals to those passionate about books, storytelling, and the audiobook format itself.
Listeners can expect to find a mix of thought-provoking discussions on the nuances of storytelling, the evolution... more
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Recent guests on Audiobook Café include:
1. Malcolm Kempt
2. Lynn Jensen
3. Kathleen Jones
4. Mark Pearson
5. Caia Hagel
6. Matthew R. Morris
7. Sharon Bala
8. Uzma Jalaluddin
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