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Books podcasts were talking about in October 2017

40 books mentioned for the first time across 10 podcasts.

During October 2017, literary podcasts explored a diverse mix of fiction, history, and true crime. On The Book Review, hosts and guests discussed several notable titles, including Benjamin Percy's horror novel The Dark Net, Jens Peter Jacobsen's late-19th-century work Niels Lyhne, and David Ricciardi's thriller Warning light. True crime and youth-related violence also drew significant attention when Gilbert Cruz brought up Dashka Slater's The 57 Bus alongside Michael Arntfield's Mad City. Meanwhile, historical and investigative topics appeared on other platforms. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Colin Moriarty discussed Charles C. Mann's 1491 while examining the state of the Americas prior to Columbus, and Adam Greentree recommended John Bailey's Mr Stuart's Track, which details early Australian exploration. Additionally, Clay Travis appeared on The Rubin Report to discuss Henry Cloud and John Townsend's book on handling difficult conversations, referencing So You've Been Publicly Shamed. These discussions highlighted a widespread interest in historical exploration, suspenseful narratives, and true-to-life crime accounts across various listener communities.

The Joe Rogan Experience

The Book Review

The Rubin Report

Monday Morning Podcast

Freakonomics Radio

Conversations with Tyler

The Rich Roll Podcast

StarTalk Radio

a16z Podcast

ChooseFI