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Books podcasts were talking about in September 2017

62 books mentioned for the first time across 7 podcasts.

In September 2017, podcast discussions frequently centered on contemporary fiction, memoirs, and recovery narratives. On The Book Review, Pamela Paul highlighted Celeste Ng's novel Little Fires Everywhere, while Jennifer Szalai discussed Dezső Kosztolányi's Skylark. John Williams explored works by Barbara Comyns, mentioning Our spoons came from Woolworths and noting his intention to read Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead. Greg Cowles shared that he picked up Lily King's novel Euphoria after his wife recommended it, and Jen Senior discussed Samantha Hunt's The Invention of Everything Else. Beyond literary interviews, personal struggles and historical figures emerged in other spaces. On This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, the host recommended a documentary about Bill W and the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous titled My Name Is Bill by Susan Cheever to a caller dealing with addiction. Concurrently, the ChooseFI host praised Scott Lynch's fantasy novel The Lies of Locke Lamora after receiving recommendations from a community group. Together, these selections reflected a strong thematic focus on interpersonal relationships, fantasy world-building, and personal resilience.

The Book Review

The Joe Rogan Experience

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

ChooseFI

The Rubin Report

Conversations with Tyler

a16z Podcast