Boring Books for Bedtime is a weekly sleep podcast in which we calmly, quietly read something rather boring to silence the brain chatter keeping you awake. Think Aristotle, Thoreau, and whoever wrote the 1897 Sears Catalog—mostly nonfiction, mostly old, a perfect blend of vaguely-but-not-too interesting. If you're on Team Sleepless, lie back, take a deep breath, and let us read you to rest.

Join us for a hilarious and heartfelt journey as one book-loving wife curates an unexpected reading list for her husband. With each episode, dive into lively discussions, humorous debates, and surprising insights on the books she just has to make him read. It’s a book club with a twist—and you’re invited!

Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books is the award-winning, author interview podcast hosted by author, bookstore owner, and publisher, Zibby Owens, dubbed "NYC's Most Powerful Book-fluencer" (Vulture). Hear from your favorite celebrities, novelists, memoirists, and others to inspire you to take the next steps in your own life, be entertained, and feel connected. The podcast is part of Zibby Media which includes Zibby's Bookshop in Santa Monica, Zibby Books boutique publishing house, retreats, e ...

A quick book review of my favorite productivity books!

Dreams: Your Magic Mirror

Reflections and opinions of books I read; book's commentary.

A podcast for comic book fans, hosted by Mike Rapin. IRCB features a rotating, 2-person panel of diverse comic book experts discussing what they’re reading with a comic book specific topic every week. New episodes every Wednesday.

Welcome to iGnite Spark. Today in our first brief podcast we'll be talking about why one should prefer books over audio/visual content. Help us know how can we improve.

What is your favorite genre of books? Do you love an epic fantasy? Or are you more of a romance reader? Do you like a thriller? Or maybe you prefer those good old classics? No matter what you read, you will find a great place to talk about books on We Read Books with Whit and Mad!

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.

Why read Books - means Purposeful Reading! क्या आप, आज कोई नई बुक पढ़ना शुरू करने जा रहे है? अगर आपका ऐन्सर हाँ में है, तो जरा रुकिए, और विचार कीजिए, की क्या आपने इसे पढ़ने का पर्पस जान लिया है? बुक पढ़ने में अपना precious time लगाने से पहले, उसके बारे में ऐक्शनबल अड्वाइस लेना, आपके टाइम को बचाने में मदद करेगा, जिससे आप अपनी रीडिंग की स्ट्रॉंग एण्ड पर्पसफुल स्टार्टिंग करके उसमें से सही वैल्यूबल इनफार्मेशन collect कर सकेंगें। उससे आप अपनी नालिज को चौबीस कैरेट सोने में बदलने के लिए exact फॉर्मूले ...

Make nor development on thinking allow progress in one life Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asavp-tallent/support

Two new dads, Ash and James, take a light-hearted look at parenting from a fathers perspective. Each episode they discuss dad related topics from birth to board games.

Those that work in Silicon Valley know that there are some books that everyone is all but required to read: The Lean Startup, The Innovators Dilemma & The 4-hour Work Week are a few. The books change with the seasons, yet somehow CEOs chug through 60 books a year, while you're just trying to get your product shipped on time. That's where we come in! Chuck and Gunnar work in the tech world but in different areas (Engineering vs Product). We read each book & bring our own views/background to t ...

Informal discussions about the books that Reagan Schrock and Jaran Miller have been reading.

Keep Calm and Read On presents the Books and Videogames Podcast. Danielle plays various videogames and talks about books. Simple concept. This podcast features the audio from these episodes. Watch here play videogames on Youtube via this link, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQvH_raKSFnPz6kmbroGPOg?disable_polymer=true, or visit her at www.keepcalmreadonblog.com

Podcast by Rufus Offor

The text of plain sight relentlessly questions notions of thinking and being, setting out various propositions about life, thought, and perception in a way that persuades not merely with argument, but with music. The resulting experience is a thrilling “excavation of the nous,” drawing us into a realm where point of view, connotation, misdirection, and other rhetorical and prestidigitational devices are deployed in a tender but unyielding attack on the illusions we share. It also manages to ...