
Anthony Jeselnik wants you to read books. In Jeselnik Book Club, Anthony shares his obsessive passion for the benefits of reading literature—with contagious results. Every week, Anthony will discuss modern literary gossip and question popular culture with a series of guests, ranging from authors to celebrities, friends, and guests from your favorite Ringer podcasts. Tune in to Jeselnik Book Club b... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | a month ago |
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Jeselnik Book Club’s review of ‘The Trees,’ written by Percival Everett. Anthony takes you through the novel’s bizarre string of murders in Money, Mississippi, and discusses how Everett blends mystery, horror, and dark comedy to confront America’s hi... more
Anthony is joined by ‘Dirtbag, Massachusetts’ author and 'Today' correspondent Isaac Fitzgerald to discuss his new memoir, ‘American Rambler: Walking the Trail of Johnny Appleseed.’ The guys explore Isaac’s journey following in the footsteps of Johnn... more
Anthony is joined by comedian and voracious reader Patton Oswalt to talk 'Brut' by Sam Tallent, a novel about a hitman “forced to take an impossible job.” They also discuss some of Patton’s favorite books, a former boss who HATED bananas, the future ... more
Gregg Rosenthal, Anthony’s best friend and former JRVP cohost, joins the show to discuss Rachel Cusk’s ‘Life of M’ and recommend a few books for Anthony’s reading list. They also catch up on Gregg’s family, Anthony puts Gregg through the JBC Gauntlet... more
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You can’t make me read, Anthony. It’s illegal.
You still gotta sweep before you mop. Miss the big dog and 60% G but this helps fill the JRVP hole in my heart
Worlds collide in the best possible way. Love the Ringer and I am thrilled they landed AJ!
So good to have Anthony back poding
So stoked for this union. As an OG JRVP (🤫jr vice president) and Grantland loyalist this is a match made in heaven. I shall read!
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A witty, literature-focused talk show where a sharp-comedic host leads discussions around contemporary novels, authorial craft, and the broader culture of reading. Episodes blend literary analysis with pop culture commentary, guest banter, and personal anecdotes about authors, publishing, and the changing landscape of book culture. Highlights often include spoiler-light or -free deep dives into specific works, connections to cinema and celebrity culture, and candid conversations about reading habits, influence, and the industry. A recurring strength is the host's mix of literary gossip, humor, and thoughtful guest Q&As, which can appeal to both serious readers and casual fans who enjoy lively, personality-driven conversations. The format al... more
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Recent guests on Jeselnik Book Club include:
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2. Patton Oswalt
3. Greg Rosenthal
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