
A National Museum Celebrating American Writers
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 304 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionArtsBooks | |||

In this episode, we discuss the life and legacy of Isaac Bashevis Singer. An immigrant to the United States, Singer was an esteemed essayist, short story writer, novelist, translator, and children’s book author. As a young man in Poland, Singer initi... more
This week, pop culture historian Jennifer Keishin Armstrong stops by to discuss her latest book Parks and Rec: The Underdog TV Show That Lit’rally Inspired a Vision for a Better America. Armstrong tells the definitive story of the creation and legacy... more
In this episode, we discuss the life and legacy of Henry David Thoreau. An essayist and poet, Thoreau lived a provocative life in which he endeavored to escape the limitations of human society by exploring the wider, wilder natural world. He was a na... more
This week, we chat with poet Naoko Fujimoto, a senior editor at RHINO Poetry. She stopped by the AWM the other week to discuss the work of translation, her poetry process, and her forthcoming book titled: of Women: 20 Japanese Female Poets / 20 Waka ... more
I just listened the the episode about Louisa May Alcott - it was great. This episode presented an engaging discussion about the author, her times, and her works that made me sad I can’t drive to the museum to see this all in person right now.
So many wonderful interviews.
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A museum-focused, literary-arts program that features in-depth conversations with authors, poets, translators, and scholars. Episodes frequently explore American literature, book history, translation, and cross-cultural storytelling, often tying discussions to exhibits or museum programming. Notable throughlines include literary theory applied to pop culture, archival work and legacy, and the intersection of religion, culture, and creativity. Distinctive strengths are rigorous scholarship paired with accessible storytelling, live audience elements, and a penchant for cross-disciplinary guests spanning fiction, poetry, and criticism. Potential listeners include writers, educators, librarians, and museum-goers who enjoy thoughtful, source-bac... more
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Recent guests on The American Writers Museum Podcasts include:
1. Alain Stephans
2. Jennifer Keishin Armstrong
3. Rick Offerman
4. Rich Higgins
5. Tom Montgomery-Fate
6. Naoko Fujimoto
7. Marilyn Hacker
8. Deema K. Shehabi
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