Books that saved me: Recent Episodes
Dennis Patrick
On this podcast I will be talking about books that changed lives and why they changed lives. We will also be talking about what we’re currently reading in our lives and why we picked it up. Enjoy!
In this episode I talk with my former teammate Andrew Valdina about his ambitions with the military and how David Goggins life story “can’t hurt me” influenced him and his life.
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This was a interesting and in my opinion important interview to do, as I hosted the the cohost of the “to tell you the truth” podcast Ethan O’Rourke in a conversation about LGTBQ+ representation in literature and media.
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In this episode I speak with a good friend of mine on how the lyrics of Bob Dylan and how his lyrics are a type of literature and Bob Dylan’s relationship with poet Allen Ginsberg.
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In my first episode back in a while I interview Sonia Escobar and we talk on astrology, tarot, her writing, her journey with language being bilingual and more.
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Was great to have Christian on the podcast. We talk comic books, adaptations to film and more.
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In this episode I interview one of my oldest friends Alex Reggio on a multitude of things.
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In this episode I interview my friend Jake Richardson, about his movie “night at the river run” and his writing and filming of it, books and movies that influenced him and so much more.
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On this episode I talk about my hiatus with this podcast, the blm and black literature and black writers and consuming nostalgic literature
In this episode I interview my mom about Judy Blume and books that mattered to her growing up, we also talked about the children books she used to read to me and we end it talking on the books we’re currently reading.
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In this episode I’m introducing what this podcast will be about and what to expect from this podcast. I also go over two books that “saved” me to start this off. On The Road by Jack Kerouac and Extremely Loud and incredibly close by John Safron Foer. I also talk about what I’m reading currently and I speak on the coronavirus because I feel we need to now.
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