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PodcastYearStarring, Narrator(s), or Host(s)Produced byRef
Two Book Nerds Talking2018–presentHoney Ahmad and Diana YeongRenegade Radio [1]
The Maris Review2019–presentMaris KreizmanIndependent [2]
Confessions with Giles Fraser2018–2020 Giles Fraser UnHerd [3]
The Slowdown 2019–present Tracy K. Smith and Ada Limón American Public Media [4]
Broccoli Book Club2020–presentDiyora ShadijanovaBroccoli Productions [5]
Literary Disco2012–present Tod Goldberg, Julia Pistell, and Rider Strong Independent [6]
Phoebe Reads a Mystery 2020–presentPhoebeCriminal [7]
The Guardian Books Podcast 2016–present Claire Armitstead, Richard Lea and Sian Cain The Guardian [8]
Just the Right Book2016–present Roxanne Coady Independent [9]
Behind the Bookshelves2018–presentRichard Davies AbeBooks [10]
Los Angeles Review of Books 2012–presentKate Wolf and Medaya Ocher Los Angeles Review of Books [11]
Drunk Booksellers2015–2018Julia and ChristenIndependent [12]
88 Cups of Tea2017–2020Yin ChangIndependent [13]
Reading Women Podcast2016–presentKendra, Sachi, Jaclyn, and SumaiyyaIndependent [14]
What Should I Read Next? 2016–presentAnne Bogel Wondery [15]
The Vintage Podcast2016–2017 Alex Clark Independent [16]
The Book Review2014–present Pamela Paul The New York Times [17]
Between the Covers2010–presentDavid Naimon Tin House Books and KBOO 90.7FM [18]
Audio Book Club2006–2018Isaac Butler Slate [19]
Sugar Calling 2020 Cheryl Strayed The New York Times [20]
Bookworm 2021–present Michael Silverblatt KCRW [21]
Bad on Paper2018–presentGrace Atwood and Becca FreemanIndependent [22]
Deadline City!2019–present Zoraida Córdova and Dhonielle Clayton Independent [23]
The Catapult2014–2016Jaime GreenIndependent [24]
Culture Gabfest 2017–present Stephen Metcalf, Dana Stevens and Julia Turner Slate [25]
Otherppl2011–presentBrad ListiIndependent [26]
By the Book2017–presentJolenta Greenberg and Kristen Meinzer Stitcher Radio [27]
Backlisted2015–present John Mitchinson and Andy Miller Unbound [28]
Two Book Minimum2013–2015Dan WilburBetter Book Titles [29]
All The Books!2020–presentLiberty and TirzahBook Riot [30]
Iain Dale’s Book Club2018–present Iain Dale LBC [31]
BorrowedLondon Review of Books [32]
The Writer's Almanac
So Many Damn Books2014-PresentChristopher Hermelin and Drew BroussardIndependent [33]
Dear Book Nerd [34]
Overdue2013–PresentCraig Getting, Andrew CunninghamHeadgum [35] [36]
If Books Could Kill 2022–Present Michael Hobbes, Peter ShamshiriIndependent [37] [38]
The New Yorker: Fiction 2007–present Deborah Treisman The New Yorker [39]

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