This episode delves into John Green's book, "Everything is the History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection," which examines the historical and societal impact of tuberculosis. The discussion highlights Green's unique ability to blend humor with serious topics, making the
In the first episode of the "Three Mothers Project," we delve into the story of Viola, the maternal grandmother of the narrator. The episode explores Viola's initial decision to donate her body to science due to her numerous health issues
In the latest episode of Booksmart, Julie takes us on a journey through Casey Sherman's "Blood in the Water," a true crime story that delves into the mysterious deaths of Nathan Carmen's family members. With a narrative that intertwines investigative
In this episode, we explore "The Many Lives of Fleetwood Mac" by Mark Blake. The book offers a unique take on the band's history, focusing on various band members and their contributions over the years. It highlights the lesser-known stories
In this episode of Booksmart, Julie delves into "The Sinners All Bow" by Kate Winkler Dawson, a book that intertwines the classic tale of "The Scarlet Letter" with a gripping true crime story. Discover how historical narratives and modern interpretations
"Ambition Monster" by Jennifer Romolini is a compelling memoir that delves into the complexities of ambition and perfectionism. Through her journey in the magazine publishing industry, Romolini offers an introspective look at the challenges of workaholism and the pursuit of
In this episode of Booksmart, Julie delves into Morgan Housel's "Same As Ever: A Guide to What Never Changes." The book offers a unique perspective on how certain aspects of life remain constant despite the ever-changing world. Housel, known for
Explore Chris Kattan's memoir "Baby Don't Hurt Me" in this episode, revealing the humor, personal challenges, and behind-the-scenes stories from his time on "Saturday Night Live." Perfect for comedy enthusiasts and SNL fans seeking a deeper understanding of Kattan's journey.
Dive into "The Observable Universe" by Heather McAldin, a memoir that intertwines personal history with themes of technology and disease. Explore its innovative structure and thought-provoking narrative on Booksmart.
