Recall This Book
Elizabeth Ferry and John PlotzFree-ranging discussion of books from the past that cast a sideways light on today's world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryBooksArts | |||
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… if you love conversation about excellent books you’ve never heard of
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Someone should stop Elizabeth Ferry from saying "Right?" in every other sentence. This is a common quirk among academics and it is so grating. Instead of being solicitous, just make your point. Right?
Apple Podcasts3wellsakeUnited States3 years ago - 👏
I discovered the podcast after listenting to the episode with Christine Desan... what an amazing program !! Thank you for these amazing conversations and for the exciting resources attached to each episode.
Apple Podcasts5jj_reviewUnited States6 years ago - Great interviews with authors & other creators
The conversations are lively, erudite, and smart!
Apple Podcasts5uhhfdrryUnited States6 years ago - Yeah
The interview constantly says YEAH ... YEAH ... YEAH. Makes it unlistenable.
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