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Books podcasts were talking about in September 2019

43 books mentioned for the first time across 12 podcasts.

During September 2019, various podcasts featured discussions and recommendations covering a diverse array of memoirs, political analyses, and fiction. On Modern Wisdom, Chris Williamson directed listeners to James Bernard Murphy's book How to Think Politically through show notes, while The Joe Rogan Experience featured Joe Rogan recommending Sally Denton's true crime book The Bluegrass Conspiracy, which details political corruption in Kentucky. Meanwhile, The Book Review offered numerous literary recommendations. John Williams recommended Kevin Barry's novel Night Boat to Tangier, and Jennifer Szalai discussed Iris Murdoch's novel A Severed Head. Memoir and non-fiction works also drew considerable attention on the show. Elisabeth Egan recommended both Demi Moore's memoir Inside Out and Chanel Miller's account titled Know My Name. Additionally, Pamela Paul discussed Kristin Kimball's memoir The Dirty Life, which focuses on farming, food, and love, alongside Lucy Knisley's Something New. Across these various programs, hosts and guests highlighted personal narratives, true crime, and political non-fiction, providing listeners with a wide-ranging selection of reading material spanning deeply personal memoirs, investigative journalism, and engaging contemporary fiction.

EconTalk

Modern Wisdom

The Joe Rogan Experience

The Book Review

Monday Morning Podcast

Behind the Bastards

Lex Fridman Podcast

StarTalk Radio

This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

The Jordan Harbinger Show

The Rubin Report