Literature General Podcasts

Featuring the voice talents of michellemeng and kevinmeng. No jars were harmed in this making of a podcast.

Books Between is a podcast to help teachers, parents, and librarians connect kids between 8 and 12 to books they’ll love.

Podcast Series

Podcast by D and Q

I love reading stories and wanted to start a podcast to read to other people.

GOOD BOOKS RADIO is an author interview show hosted by and UTRGV professor Dr. John Cook and produced by UTRGV.

Children’s Stories

Readings from literature, dissected, debased, & defended.

Novelist N Quentin Woolf picks a theme, and sets the writers loose. Opinion, poetry, novels and anything else a pen can produce are matched by big contemporary soundscapes. If you like being read to, sit back and enjoy getting great new writing straight from the authors’ mouths. For more, visit www.thewirelessreader.com ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. […]

Here we will be talking about a lot of things surrounding books. Expect book reviews.

Relax, let your mind go with the flow, here, as Angela reads stories, poetry, essays and other prose for your listening pleasure. And enjoy the longer podcasts where Angela also occasionally discusses and analyzes literature and modern daily topics with interesting and often humourous guests.

Hear about the books that have shaped the lives of globally celebrated movers and shakers, as Mariella visits them in their homes, hotels and dressing rooms to find out why their reading matters.

We read, we write, and we do it hard. (But not with each other.) Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-read-so-hard/support

Nerdy People Read is a podcast dedicated to Nerdy People and what they read. We’ll be diving into books both fiction and non-fiction and see what we’d recommend to people (at least, what they should look at reading, I mean we’re probably not going to recommend you should call your parents (maybe you should though)).

What is Sarah Jessica Parker reading right now? Which books would Anne Lamott like to foist upon you, dear reader? Goodreads Co-founder and Editor in Chief Elizabeth Khuri Chandler wants to know. Join her as she talks to some of the most creative, dynamic, and interesting people in the world to learn about the books […]

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck loves books so much he started his own book club.

This is a podcast/book club created by best friends, Liv and Sharon. Each month we will read, discuss, and review a book as well as discuss authors, genres, play games, and just talk about literature! Our goal is to get our listeners as excited about reading as we are, so please come and read with […]

Reading the book Found

Everything about the biggest eCommerce site on the planet. From UNC-Chapel Hill.

“And I remembered. I would not be the person I am without the authors who made me what I am- the special ones, the wise ones, sometimes just the ones who got there first. It’s not irrelevant, those moments of connection, those places where fiction saves your life. It’s the most important thing there is.” […]

Most Read Books is a podcast for everyone who wants to know what everyone else is reading and whether you might want to read it too. It offers short and to-the-point episodes that cover bestselling books in general/literary fiction, popular nonfiction and mysteries/thrillers.

This podcast is about a baby book called I’M A BIG SISTER. It’s written by Joanna Cole and illustrated by Maxie Chambliss. It talks about how much a little girl is happy to have a little brother. Cover art photo provided by ian dooley on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@nativemello

We discuss chapters 1-4 in The Things They Carried.

Book Club is a comedy variety show where hosts Colin Stokes and Blythe Roberson (The New Yorker, The Onion), along with some of NYC’s best comedians, read the books so you don’t have to. Live show hosted monthly at Union Hall in Brooklyn.

The read-along podcast to help you stay on track with that one book you’ve been meaning to read, like, forever. Hosted by @sarahthelibrarygirl

In Top 5 Books Shane Coleman asks various people of interest to pick their five favourite books. Shane delves into what made these five books particularly memorable or significant in their lives. Did a writer, story or topic resonate with a particular time in their life? Did it change them as a person? Or was […]

A podcast about news, juice and feminist views on books and the publishing industry

Welcome to season one of If You Give A Ric A Podcast, where Ric and his older brother Rece travel the world through a new children’s book every week! In season one, Ric and Rece are joined by children’s author Maria Dismondy as they journey through six of her wildly popular books, published by Cardinal […]

A new show for the insatiable learners, from an insatiable learner. I read about 4 books every week and will share with you what I have learned, recommending books, podcasts, people, classes, and articles along the way. Arm yourself with knowledge!

IPA Executive Director John Roskam and News Ltd Journalist and host of The Bolt Report Andrew Bolt discuss the great books of literature. Each episode covers a new book as the pair discuss the themes, the lives of the authors and the impact each book has had on civilisation

A betaworks podcast highlighting the people who are making a dent in the universe. New episodes every Tuesday. Hosted and Produced by Laila Oweda. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betaworks-builders/support

Chapters is an interview podcast that tells the stories of readers’ lives through the books that have meant the most to them.

Stephanie and Matt make each other read a book they otherwise wouldn’t have read, then they discuss what they thought of the book.

A podcast by women, about women, mostly aimed at women. Today’s topic is women’s portrayal in fiction! We cover fantasy, to realistic fiction, to sci-fi and span from classic to modern works. Conversation topics include: George R. R. Martin being a hobbit, the Bechtel Test, and the uselessness of a woman without a man.

We’ve got a passion for all things literary, and we believe wholeheartedly in the sheer power of stories- especially West Indian ones- and the unique way that they are told. So, here’s a podcast dedicated to our unique brand of stories, told for toute bagai (all of us)!

Podcast by The Black Book Club

The authors you love. The books that shaped them. ————————————————————— Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here to give you a little talk about books,some humor and a little quiz every once and a while.

Professional booksellers. Casual drinkers.

A podcast about all the wonderful literature I read. Recommendations, reviews, summaries, and comments. Enjoy!

Welcome to Books-n-Beats where we dish about the dopeness of Atlanta’s Creative Class. Follow us to learn more about what’s going on with Books, Art and Music in Atlanta. #BooksNBeats #WhatTheATL Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/BOOKS-N-BEATS/support

Stop Reading That! (formerly Spatular Extremities) is a review show for zines, fanzines, pulp magazines and other literary detritus. Follow me on Twitter at @stopreadingthat.

Page is a storytelling podcast designed to connect listeners to new and unique voices in the fiction world. Each month, Page takes original short fiction from emerging authors and produces it as audio dramas, complete with narration, voice acting, music, and sound effects. Enjoy author interviews, discussions, and publishing advice each month as well.

Our Corner of the Libary is a podcast where two friends from across the country talk about books and other things! Want to read along with us? Tune in every week for a new episode!

There’s a brief paragraph at the end of the book you just read – and chances are the story behind it is just as interesting and inspiring as the story that preceded it. Join Bookstacked writer Saul Marquez as he sits down with Children’s and Young Adult book authors to learn how they discovered writing, […]

Every month we will be talking about fiction books just hitting the shelves to discuss the good, the bad, the ugly and gold moments. Live round table discussions featuring fantastic indie authors will be aired via Anchor on the last Tuesday of every month. Live tweet us using the hashtag #thatBNL.

Podcast by Corney & Barrow

Interviews with authors of books about psychology, science, productivity, weird phenomena, true stories, adventure, how-to, and more.

Two skeptical feminist readers take on the beast that is David Foster Wallace’s 1996 novel Infinite Jest. All 1,079 pages of it. Should they hate it, or does it live up to the hype?

“August 2 Stories” is a Talon podcast series created in the 2017-18 school year. It allowed members of the Minnehaha Academy community in Minneapolis to tell their stories of surviving the gas explosion of August 2, 2017, which destroyed the core of the 104-year-old campus. The series is hosted by M.A. senior Emma Melling. WINNER: […]

Bookshelf Q. Battler is a world renowned poindexter, an epic nerdventurer, a reviewer of pop cultural happenings, and a champion yeti fighter. His blog, located at bookshelfbattle.com, is a record of his musings, rants, raves, and his adventures as he attempts to save the world and self-publish his books. He’s not doing so great on […]

Startup podcast about books

Podcast by Epilogue

Teylor Smirl and John Holt ask you to read along as they explore books that challenge. We align our thinking with Kafka when he said “I think we ought to read only the kind of books that wound or stab us. If the book we’re reading doesn’t wake us up with a blow to the […]

It’s do or die — reading edition! Join Zeky Ahmed as he shares the coolest and most interesting ideas from the books he reads every week – or frustrated rants when the books suck. Discover awesome reads and new perspectives on everything from history, to philosophy, leadership, marketing, how to take over the world and […]

The Lexington Public Library’s virtual book club for our 2016 One Book One Lexington pick, How It Went Down by Kekla Magoon. Join us weekly throughout April as we talk about the book and all the exciting things the library has planned for this year’s One Book One Lexington.

You Too Can Book Review was born in 2017. Thaddeus Bradley provides the content for each show, Melissa Leith is the designer behind the brand, and theme music is by Brennon Knott.

Literary topics taken from the textbook “Time Machines”. vol. 1, CIDEB, read by Maria Grazia Tundo

Read a good book and talk about it with friends! Dee and Kiara share their thoughts on popular and not so popular books and films written by Black creatives. We hope you’ll join us; learn something new, discover unknown literature, and keep the discussions going!

Podcast by Kent District Library