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Aaron Armstrong, Dave Schroeder, and friendsJoin Aaron Armstrong, Dave Schroeder and friends as they talk about the books they love (and many they really don't) to help you be a better reader.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityBooksArtsChristianity | ||||
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While our hiatus as a podcast continues, I started a new podcast called Your Next Favorite Book, where I share about one book I really enjoy in every episode. These books run the spectrum of genres and styles—in much the same way the books Dave and I... more
Even though we’re still on a hiatus, it doesn’t mean that Dave and Aaron aren’t still doing things together. In fact today’s episode is a conversation recorded at Landmark Booksellers in Franklin Tennessee on March 1, 2023, to commemorate the release... more
Introducing Your Next Favorite Book, a new podcast from Aaron Armstrong. Learn more and subscribe at https://anchor.fm/aarmstrong
It's the most wonderful time of the year. The trees are decorated. The stockings have been hung with care. The lights are all over every tree. And Aaron is grinching about the whole thing. Which means it's a perfect time for us to drop a very special... more
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I am a fan of Scarlets book “Afraid Of All The Things” so I was excited when I found out she was a co host of a podcast. You all are so fun to listen to and have inspired me to read more. Two thumbs up! Highly recommend.
Apple Podcasts5Ked1992
United States4 years ago - Love these guys!
Love this podcast and love hearing of their favorite books and discussions each podcast! Keep it up.
Apple Podcasts5ryanlaustin3861United States4 years ago - Books books and wonderful host
A woman, Canadian and a beach bum walked into a recording booth to talk about books. I enjoy the show every week.
Apple Podcasts5TimothyWasHereUnited States4 years ago - For bookish people
Really fun to listen to, especially if you’re into all things books and reading. Love Aaron and Scarlet but honestly, that Dave guy tends to dominate a lot and he is really quite dull and drags things out as he’s trying to find the right words. I often have to skip ahead when he starts talking. Otherwise .. it’s a fun time!
Apple Podcasts5JecWilk
Canada4 years ago - If I had a podcast, it would be like this
What I love about this podcast is that while it is Christian, it isn’t just about “Christian” books. I’m getting great reading recommendations, challenged to read outside of my usual literary fare, and enjoying the banter between the guys. This podcast has also helped alleviate the tension I’ve felt between reading good literature verses reading good theological books. Both have value for Christians and this podcast affirms this, not through pontification, but through their genuine joy in readin... more
Apple Podcasts5Jayrey15United States4 years ago
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