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James Patterson—the world’s bestselling author—created Hungry Dogs to explore the minds of extraordinary people, from authors and musicians to actors and politicians. The podcast features in-depth video interviews with leading voices from across a wide variety of industries, including books, music, film, television, politics and sports. The title is inspired by Patterson’s maternal grandmother. As... more

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We're doing something special on this episode of Hungry Dogs in honor of Mother's Day: James Patterson and his wife, Sue Patterson, share the story of their 40-year journey from their first meeting at an ad agency to becoming bestselling co-authors. ... more

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James Patterson interviews Fox News anchor Dana Perino about her transition from White House Press Secretary to fiction writer. They discuss her new political rom-com, Purple State, and explore whether personal chemistry can bridge deep ideological a... more

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Freida McFadden joins James Patterson for a conversation about twist endings, suspense, and what makes a thriller impossible to put down. The bestselling author of The Housemaid talks about the “cringe factor” she loves in fiction, how she thinks abo... more

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Patrick Radden Keefe joins James Patterson for a conversation about storytelling, journalism, and how nonfiction can carry the suspense of a thriller. Keefe, the acclaimed author of Say Nothing, Empire of Pain, and London Falling, talks about finding... more

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Recent Guests

Dana Perino
Former White House Press Secretary, author of Purple State
Former White House, Fox News contributor
Episode: Dana Perino on Why We Should Learn to Listen
Freida McFadden
Author of The Housemaid and other thrillers
Freida McFadden (writer)
Episode: Freida McFadden on Why Great Thrillers Need Cringe
Patrick Radden Keefe
A renowned non-fiction writer and investigative journalist
The New Yorker; author of Say Nothing and Empire of Pain
Episode: Patrick Radden Keefe on How He Turns True Stories into Thrillers
Maury Povich
Guest, legendary daytime talk-show host
Former host of The Maury Povich Show / Maury Povich Show
Episode: The Wildest Story Maury Povich Ever Saw on His Show
Patrick Leddin
Author of Disrupt Everything and Win; Army Ranger turned researcher
Vanderbilt University / Author
Episode: How to Handle Disruption in a Changing World with Dr. Patrick Leddin
Viola Davis
Academy Award-winning actress and co-author
Viola Davis, Actress
Episode: How Viola Davis and James Patterson Wrote a Novel Together
Lee Child
Author of the Jack Reacher series; discussed collaboration with Andrew Child
Child & Co. (Jack Reacher)
Episode: How Lee and Andrew Child Write Jack Reacher
Andrew Child
Co-author of the later Reacher novels; discussed joint writing process
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Episode: How Lee and Andrew Child Write Jack Reacher
Erik Larson
Author and historian known for Devil in the White City and The Splendid and the Vile
Author, historian
Episode: Erik Larson on the Story Behind Devil in the White City, Churchill & Why He Won't Tell You His Next Book

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James Patterson
Bestselling author and creator of numerous popular book series, known for his engaging storytelling and success in both literature and entertainment.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 56 ratings
  • Stop talking!

    Let the guests talk!!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Winterfuzz55
    United States3 months ago
  • Navel-gazing

    JP laughs at his own jokes and thinks he’s the most important character. He’s a half-wit writer and a worse podcaster. Maximum Ride was a terrible, woke series, so why would his podcast be anything different?

    “Yay!”

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    1
    SPQR 2.0
    United States3 months ago
  • Patterson Interviews himself in the presence of other talent

    Hungry Dog Food. Show would be excellent except that Patterson repeatedly speaks over and interrupts his guests so much so that they give up midway and let him riff on their bios with stories of his own. Mr. Patterson, you asked for feedback, this show could be great!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Ezra_E
    United States4 months ago
  • World’s longest vocal tic

    Uh huh, uh huh, uh huh,yeah, yeah, yeah.

    But still. I dig it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SeeReneeBe
    United States4 months ago
  • Be a listener, James

    James, be a much better listener. Listen to your own podcast and critique yourself. You constantly interrupt with your own antidote to your own history you sound like a middle school kid who is in competition with the author. I’m referring to the Harlan interview. For a professional writer who’s been around a long time maybe you’re not an interviewer. But if you continue to interrupt interject your own one upmanship constantly, you will lose listeners I’m about to turn you off. And as we scan wh... more

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Who Rules The World!
    United States4 months ago

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How to Handle Disruption in a Changing World with Dr. Patrick Leddin
Q: What makes disruption positive and how can individuals apply it in their own lives?
Disruption becomes positive when you step back, clarify your good life and goals, decide which role to take, and implement small, purposeful moves that move you forward without fear. The emphasis is on discernment and action rather than reaction.
Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Network with Vicky Ward
Q: Did you ever meet Epstein? What was he like?
Ward describes Epstein as terrifying, mentioning aggressive conversations and threats he made during their interactions.
Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Network with Vicky Ward
Q: What goes through your mind seeing the recent coverage and craziness around Jeffrey Epstein?
Ward expresses her surprise at the extent of Epstein's global network and the hidden transactionality involved.
Josh Gad on Olaf, Robin Williams, and Learning to Live with Anxiety
Q: What inspired you to write your book?
Josh shares that he initially wrote about his struggles with anxiety, finding it cathartic, and hoping to help others by being open about mental health.
Josh Gad on Olaf, Robin Williams, and Learning to Live with Anxiety
Q: How do you manage anxiety before performances?
Josh discusses feeling anxious before going on stage but explains that once he starts performing, those nerves often transform into excitement and a sense of responsibility to engage the audience.

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This podcast features engaging interviews with a diverse array of extraordinary individuals, including bestselling authors, musicians, actors, and public figures. The host initiates conversations that explore the guests' lives, experiences, and thoughts on creativity, resilience, and personal growth, often drawing on their unique stories to provide insight into the broader themes of art and storytelling. Topics range from the intricacies of writing to the complexities of navigating fame and personal challenges, making it a compelling listen for anyone interested in the creative process and influential personalities across various fields.

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1. Dana Perino
2. Freida McFadden
3. Patrick Radden Keefe
4. Maury Povich
5. Patrick Leddin
6. Viola Davis
7. Lee Child
8. Andrew Child

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