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Books podcasts were talking about in April 2016

36 books mentioned for the first time across 4 podcasts.

April 2016 conversations on literary podcasts spanned physics, philosophy, and personal memoirs. On Conversations with Tyler, Tyler Cowen recommended Camille Paglia's best-known book Sexual Personae to the audience and later brought up her work Glittering Images to discuss its emphasis on the iconic and spectacular in culture. Steve Maxwell appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience to recommend Dr. John M. Kirsch's Shoulder Pain? The Solution and Its Prevention as a useful resource for listeners with shoulder issues. On The Book Review, guest Parul Sehgal recommended Carlo Rovelli's science book Seven Brief Lessons on Physics, noting its original Italian publication success, while Greg Cowles discussed Karl Ove Knausgård's fifth autobiographical novel in the My Struggle series as a new bestseller. Also on The Book Review, host Pamela Paul introduced Michael Kinsley's new book Old Age: A Beginner’s Guide at the start of their interview. On another episode of the a16z Podcast, the host introduced Parag Khanna and his new book Connectography, describing its subject as mapping the future of global civilization. Additionally, Rick Doblin appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience to mention John C. Lilly's book Simulations of God while discussing human conceptions of the divine and filters of perception.

The Book Review

Conversations with Tyler

The Joe Rogan Experience

a16z Podcast