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Books podcasts were talking about in September 2015

38 books mentioned for the first time across 4 podcasts.

During September 2015, podcasts engaged with a diverse array of literary works across various shows. On The Book Review, guest John Williams shared multiple listener and reader recommendations centered on themes of female friendship, highlighting Lisa See's novel Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, Marge Piercy's Braided Lives, Margaret Atwood's The Robber Bride, and Jill Ker Conway's The Road from Coorain. Also on The Book Review, Alexandra Alter discussed Jennifer Senior's All Joy and No Fun while reflecting on modern parenting and her new role as a daily book critic. Moving into political and economic discussions, The Rubin Report featured Jimmy Dore mentioning Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent while conversing about media consolidation and corporate bias. On Conversations with Tyler, Tyler Cowen recommended Luigi Zingales's A Capitalism for the People as a premier text on the American economy and its structural flaws. Finally, on The Joe Rogan Experience, Christopher Ryan recommended Ronald Wright's A Short History of Progress to illustrate recurring patterns of civilizational rise and decline, rounding out a month where literature served as a lens for examining human relationships, economics, and history.

The Book Review

The Rubin Report

The Joe Rogan Experience

Conversations with Tyler