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Books by James Frey mentioned on podcasts

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3 books across 8 episodes on 5 podcasts.

A million little pieces is James Frey’s most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 5 episodes across 5 podcasts (1 episode with a recommendation). In all, 3 books by James Frey have come up in 8 episodes on 5 podcasts, led by A million little pieces (5 episodes), Next to Heaven (2 episodes) and Bright Shiny Morning (1 episode), through .

Questions about books by James Frey

What is James Frey's most mentioned book on podcasts?

A million little pieces is James Frey's most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 5 episodes across 5 podcasts and recommended in 1 episode (4 episodes discussed without a recommendation), as of May 1, 2026.

How many of James Frey's books come up on podcasts?

3 books by James Frey come up on podcasts: 3 books across 8 episodes on 5 podcasts, as of May 1, 2026.

Who recommends books by James Frey?

Joumana Khatib (1 episode) and Noah Kagan (1 episode) have recommended books by James Frey on podcasts.

Which podcasts mention James Frey most?

The Book Review (3 episodes), My First Million (1 episode), Stuff You Should Know (1 episode), The Megyn Kelly Show (1 episode) and The Rich Roll Podcast (1 episode).

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  1. A million little pieces

    5 episodes · The Book Review, The Megyn Kelly Show, The Rich Roll Podcast

    A Million Little Pieces by James Frey is a controversial autobiographical work that chronicles addiction, rehabilitation, and recovery.

    Discussed
    “In January of 2006, there was a controversy involving a book called A Million Little Pieces.”
    Where to get it
  2. Next to Heaven

    2 episodes · The Book Review

    Next to Heaven is a novel written by James Frey.

    Recommended
    “Okay, so this is called Next to Heaven by James Fry.”
    Where to get it
  3. Bright Shiny Morning

    1 episode · The Rich Roll Podcast

    Discussed
    “It was Bright Shiny Morning, a book about Los Angeles. The very first sentence of the book says, "Nothing in this book should be considered accurate or reliable."”
    Where to get it