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Books podcasts were talking about in November 2015

48 books mentioned for the first time across 5 podcasts.

November 2015 featured deep dives into historical biographies, speculative science, mythology, and cultural memoirs on multiple podcast episodes. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Graham Hancock recommended Richard Tarnas's Cosmos and Psyche to support the validity of astrology and breaking from ideological constraints. Meanwhile, The Book Review presented a rich assortment of new releases and interviews. Pamela Paul introduced Steven Lee Myers to discuss his new biography The New Tsar and welcomed Amy Ellis Nutt to talk about Becoming Nicole: The Transformation of an American Family. Maria Russo highlighted several notable books, including Rick Riordan's new Norse mythology novel The Sword of Summer, Louis Sachar's environmentally themed middle-grade book Fuzzy Mud, Laura Amy Schlitz's young adult novel The Hired Girl, and Sonia Manzano's memoir Becoming Maria: Love and Chaos in the South Bronx. Additionally, John Williams opened an interview by introducing Lisa Randall and her new book Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs, tying together a month of wide-ranging literary exploration.

The Book Review

The Rubin Report

The Joe Rogan Experience

Conversations with Tyler

Freakonomics Radio