If Kurt Vonnegut had a podcast, this is what it would sound like.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureBooksArts |
Today's guest, Mark Wynn, is the subject of a new documentary film called, This is Where I Learned Not to Sleep, made by award-winning filmmakers Anne de Mare and Kristen Kelly. So who is Mark Wynn? Well he's a former police officer in Nashville who ... more
Jen Taub is an acclaimed author, legal scholar, and podcaster extraordinaire. Gabe talks to Jen about why she is putting her whole heart into her podcast Booked Up. This conversation contains many treasures, including the story of how Jen discovered ... more
This is the 2nd and final part of Gabe's conversation with Dave Eggers more
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A place to open up doors of curiosity. Never feel alone again and get on with the endless wonders of well curated guests and insights! more
Five stars.
Hate Twitter, Love the Twitter Verse. Gabe's moderation and all-star guests make the podcast a truly unique and engaging look at the incredible writers at work today. A short, sweet and super fun listen.
Gabe’s interview with Sam was terrific. I learned more about writing from this interview then I learned in my first ten years of school. These guys were so good I didn’t even know they were teaching me about the craft.
Thank you for making this podcast. The Vonnegut episode is unparalleled. I’m considering buying a new Vonnegut library because I haven’t read him in years and I wonder how he’ll hit in this current world.
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