Book Riot - The Podcast
Book RiotBook Riot's Jeff O'Neal and Rebecca Schinsky discuss the latest news in the world of books and reading, including hot new releases, adaptations, publishing industry events, and more. Book Riot is the largest independent editorial book site in North America and home to a host of media, from podcasts to newsletters to original content, all designed around diverse readers and across all genres.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 768 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsTV & Film | |||
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This is a preview of our live recording of the Most Recommendable Books of the Century (so far) at Powell's in beautiful downtown Portland, Oregon. If you aren't already a Patreon member, you can listen to the full recording when you sign up. Thanks ... more
Jeff and Rebecca debrief a little about their live recording at Powell's last week before talking about Meta Streisanding itself, the exciting/scary news of Scorsese's for actual life Gilead adaptation, and more of the week's book news.
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Jeff and Rebecca talk about The Antidote by Karen Russell.
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Jeff fills Rebecca on his recent trip to New York for publishing meetings before they talk about the newly announced Harper Lee collection and other items of note.
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- Acotar please come to HBO
I think ACOTAR would be perfect on HBO. And I am super bummed that it got canned by Hulu. I’ve been waiting for this since I read the first books back in 2016. I think that fae realm would be so cool to see come alive. Love you guys and your podcast.
Apple Podcasts5BrandiInTheBox
United States17 days ago - Like catching up with your favorite book friends
I enjoy the insight and the information shared. Both about books and the publishing industry. I don’t follow any book trends or social media stuff so this is where I learn about book-related things people talk about. The downside of this chatty conversational style is that the hosts tend to interrupt each other before they’ve finished their thoughts. Which is baffling because this is an edited show. My impression that Jeff does it because he’s the main/dominant (?) host and Rebecca does it becau... more
Apple Podcasts3alwayshungry2020United Statesa month ago - You are not the book police.
After this last episode, I’m done here. You guys are just too political and telling me how I should be choosing books based on an author’s skin color etc. I read everything, but you telling me how I’m doing it wrong just really turns me off. Rebecca needs to leave. Oh wait, I already did.
Apple Podcasts1Neatofrito81United States2 months ago - Meh
So many ads literally one after the other. Feel like the hosts stray off topic multiple times. I just feel quite meh
Apple Podcasts3Boy Parts
United Kingdom3 months ago - My fav book podcast
So glad I found this podcast; I love hearing about the latest book news, new releases and recommendations.
Apple Podcasts5Clara_bowUnited Kingdom3 months ago
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Focusing on the ever-evolving world of literature, hosts engage in lively discussions about new book releases, adaptations, and significant events in the publishing industry, making it a valuable resource for book lovers. They explore diverse genres and promote inclusive conversations, reflecting a deep commitment to understanding the literary landscape and its impact on readers and writers alike. Unique features include their approach to listener engagement and personal anecdotes that add a relatable touch to their commentary, enhancing the overall appeal.
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