Memoirs
Memoirs: Book Podcast Recommendations
Five episodes on a theme, each week curated by a different person
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Curator:
Cindy Burnett (she/her)
Why did you choose this theme?
I love reading a memoir and then listening to the author talk more about the book. Each interviewer takes a different approach to the conversation, and I learn something new every time I listen to a podcast interview with that author.
Podcast Picks:
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The StacksDisrupting the Systems that Cage Us with Marlon Peterson
Traci Thomas hosts "The Stacks," and I really enjoyed this conversation with Marlon Peterson about his time in prison and how the system fails people.
Moms Don't Have Time to Read BooksKwame Onwuachi, NOTES FROM A YOUNG BLACK CHEFZibby interviews Kwame about becoming a chef and the process of making his book into a movie.
Thoughts from a PageLy Tran - HOUSE OF STICKSCindy and Ly discuss Ly's family's immigration to New York City when she was three and her experiences growing up there, dealing with her father's PTSD, and eventually attending Columbia University.
The Shit No One Tells You About WritingWhen You Don't Make Shit Up
Host Bianca Marais's interviews focus on the writing process, and in this episode, she hosts writer and editor Kelly S. Thompson. They discuss memoir writing and how it differs from fiction writing.
The Downtown Writers JamMeredith O'Brien
Host Brad King and journalist/author Meredith O'Brien discuss her Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis and how she came to terms with it.
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FEEDBACK WITH EARBUDS:
This week on Feedback...We've moved our podcast drops to Tuesdays! Thanks for sticking with us as we ironed that out.Cindy Burnett is on the show this week discussing books and podcasts, and how they come together! AND a trailer drop for the "Shelter in Place" podcast.
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📙Each week, EarBuds curator Cindy Burnett interviews authors on her podcast Thoughts from a Page. They talk spoiler-free about their books and then they delve into things you won’t hear about elsewhere – the importance of cover design, why they included various aspects of the story, personal details about both the books and the authors’ lives, and more. Listen.
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COMMUNITY:
📰Lauren Passell's 'Podcast The Newsletter' recommends:
🎙️The monthly episode of The 11th. It's a beautiful collection of three stories that carefully observe spaces. The third story is from a daughter who wants to remind her mom about a plaza in Mexico that her mom went to when she was young, by asking a photographer to capture audio there.
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PODCAST SPOTLIGHT:
Monocle 24: The UrbanistRecommended by Ely via #podcast30
With an influential audience of city mayors, urban planners, and architects, this is Monocle’s guide to making better cities, be it new technology, state-of-the-art subways, or compact apartments.
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