Weekly Podcasts of Authors and Their Books, Live From The Tattered Cover Book Store. Authors ranging from Al Franken to Joan Didion read from and discuss their newest books.
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Big Think / Panoply
Mike Kaspar
Harper Audio Presents
Ottawa International Writers Festival
Los Angeles Review of Books
Marshall Poe
AudioFile Magazine
Dean Karayanis
Steve Richards
Eve Yohalem and Julie Sternberg / The Podglomerate
Nicky P & Danny Mcarthy
Stephen Usery
Classic Literature
Shane Whaley
Shane Whaley
Marshall Poe
BookSpeak Network
Samuel Hankin
insidescooplive
Los Angeles Review of Books
Charlotte Readers Podcast
Sarah Dickinson | Sarah's Bookshelves
The Crew Reviews Podcast
Bridgetti Lim Banda
Jonathan Small
Hachette Audio UK
A Book and a Chat
Greg Ross
WNYC Studios
PodcastOne
Colonial Williamsburg History Podcasts - Image Enhanced
Colonial Williamsburg Past and Present Podcast - Audio Podcast
Amy Helmes & Kim Askew
Christopher Aggett
Hopeton Hay
The TLS
Authors on the Air
The Readers Karamazov
KLRNRadio
Roxanne Coady
Clute and Edwards
Bay Area Book Festival
NPR
Mandy Jackson-Beverly
Greg Grasso
LittleBrown
The Drum Literary Magazine
James Kidd
Gabriela Pereira
Adam Scull
Theresa Bakken
Mark Combs Author
Adam Scull
OrionBooks
Authors on the Air Global Radio Network
HarperAudio London
The Spectator
Yvonne Battle-Felton
Camrose Public Library
Reading Women
Los Angeles Public Library
The Spectator
Timmy Black
Barnes & Noble
Lia Paradis and Brian Crim
Book Circle Online
Dick's Pizza Media
BBC Radio 4
Jim Infantino and Lionel Cassin
Carol Fitzgerald
Midtown Scholar Bookstore
PodcastOne
Rachael Herron
KSCJ News Talk Radio
Book Riot
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Steven James
Anna Baillie-Karas, Annie Waters and Amanda Hayes
IPR & NWS
Mike Ingram and Tom McAllister
Nikki Gamble
Free Library of Philadelphia
Back Porch Writer
The Spectator
BBC Radio 4
Barnes & Noble
Chautona Havig
A Kids Podcast About
Directors Guild of America
Anne Marie Cannon
George Miller
The American Scholar
Satire No More
Literary Friction
Julie K. Rose