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Books podcasts were talking about in March 2018

47 books mentioned for the first time across 10 podcasts.

In March 2018, podcasts highlighted a wide range of works touching on family dynamics, political history, personal transformation, and investigative reporting. On The Book Review, Gilbert Cruz introduced Luis Alberto Urrea's novel The House of Broken Angels and Martin Doyle's book about rivers, The Source. Tina Jordan shared that she was reading Christina Lynch's newly released novel set in 1950s Italy, The Italian Party, while Pamela Paul discussed Alan Cumming's memoir Not My Father's Son. Political and social issues also drove book discussions elsewhere. Appearing on Pod Save America, Joe Biden recommended Joan C. Williams's White Working Class to listeners to understand class politics and cluelessness, and another host on the same show recommended Ronan Farrow's upcoming book concerning the State Department. Personal resilience formed another major theme; on The Joe Rogan Experience, Pat Miletich recommended David Clark's Out There: A Story of Ultra Recovery when discussing endurance sports and overcoming severe alcoholism. These discussions collectively reflected a strong interest in human resilience, investigative depth, and cultural history.

The Book Review

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

a16z Podcast

Pod Save America

The Joe Rogan Experience

ChooseFI

The Rubin Report

The Rich Roll Podcast

Monday Morning Podcast

Freakonomics Radio