
Jeff Pearlman's weekly in-depth, no-holds-barred conversation with a writer on writing. Available here and on iTunes
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 448 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

On the glory days of hip-hop media—and the decline. On what drew a young Rob to the genre. On writing about music when the creators aren't so happy. On the brutally honest CD review. On Tupac.
On the keys to capturing your own life via memoir. On why this multi-city book tour will likely be her last. On how it feels to have a book become a major motion picture. On turning 70 as a scribe.
On the terrifying AI path humanity has opted to stroll. On creating characters and giving them depth and voice. On how one comes up with an ending to a novel. On a career covering musical artists.
On why he thrashed me on TikTok for months and months. On the highs and lows of athlete representation. On why certain baseball execs make him sick. On the joys and pains of social media.
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Must listen to every week.
Here’s what I love about Jeff’s guests - I may not be initially interested, but once I start listening, I always finish. This one with Sergio Olmos is soooo good. What an interesting person. I already know that I’ll prob listen to this one again. I love Jeff’s inquisitive nature, he has so many varied guests. And, he does his research, pulling old stories they’ve written. Keep it going, Jeff!
Any chance to get Greg Bishop on?
More than a few times I’ve looked at the title or guest and thought, “Meh… I’m not really interested in that….” Then I listen. And Jeff without fail takes it to a place where I learned something and enjoyed the process!
Always interesting, intelligent, funny, and poignant. Even when I’ve never heard of the guest! Jeff is so very genuine and open and intuitive. A breath of fresh air!
Jeff brings his experience and passion to the show, but gives his guests plenty of room and the conversations always deliver. Excellent stuff!
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The content primarily focuses on the art and craft of writing, delving into the nuances of storytelling through the experiences of various writers across different genres. Episodes often include rich discussions around both personal and professional challenges faced by writers, with unique insights into their creative processes, the reality of navigating the publishing landscape, and the significance of authentic representation in storytelling. There is a notable emphasis on exploring diverse voices in the literary world, covering topics intersecting journalism, sports, genealogy, and contemporary cultural narratives. Beyond just writing, the conversations often reflect broader societal themes, adding a rich layer of context for listeners i... more
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