LA Review of Books
A podcast by LA Review of Books - Fridays
503 Episodes
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Breaking Down the Binary with Jacob Tobia
Published: 6/20/2019 -
John Waters: Holding Court with the King of Filth
Published: 6/14/2019 -
Commitment and Trust, Past and Present, with Erica Jong and Susan Choi
Published: 6/6/2019 -
The LA Times Book Prize Winners: Nafissa Thompson-Spires and Carl Phillips
Published: 5/31/2019 -
Hanif Abdurraqib's Love Letters to A Tribe Called Quest & Claire Vaye Watkins' Desert Futurism
Published: 5/24/2019 -
Homecoming: Laila Lalami on The Other Americans & a Mother's Day Tribute with Jo Giese
Published: 5/17/2019 -
Werner Herzog on Meeting Mikhail Gorbachev
Published: 5/10/2019 -
Sally Rooney: Great Expectations
Published: 5/3/2019 -
Talent Show: Juliet Lapidos and Tom Lutz
Published: 4/26/2019 -
Opening Up with William E Jones
Published: 4/19/2019 -
A Tale of Two Karens
Published: 4/11/2019 -
Brooklyn's Loss is LA's Gain: Morgan Parker and Tommy Pico
Published: 4/5/2019 -
Bannon Agonistes: Alison Klayman's The Brink
Published: 3/29/2019 -
At the Movies with Geoff Dyer
Published: 3/22/2019 -
Deborah Eisenberg's Duck is Our Duck
Published: 3/15/2019 -
Imagining My Brother's Return - Borjas
Published: 3/8/2019 -
Strange Journeys: Chloe Aridjis' Sea Monsters
Published: 3/8/2019 -
A Difficult Woman: The Fierceness and Feminism of Andrea Dworkin
Published: 3/1/2019 -
Identity Theft
Published: 2/22/2019 -
Three Cynics and a Funeral
Published: 2/14/2019
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