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This is a podcast all about novels and movies! Movies: foreign, independent, and older films (1920's-early 2000's) Novels: the hidden gems/under the radar novels that aren't mainstream, historical fiction without the wars, and novels by debut authors Non-fiction books: poetry, memoirs, essays, novellas, short stories, autobiographies, biographies, books about film, and some self-development Thanks for listening and being here! If you're loving this podcast, please rate it, subscribe, leave a ...
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Romance Novels For Dudes

Tetherball Academy Media

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It’s finally time us men had our own romance novels. St. James St. James is the greatest sexual icon in the history of the world. He bones hard, is completely unapologetic, and probably f**ked your grandma. These stories are just as horrific and awe-inducing as you can imagine. You’re welcome.
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Novels and Naps

E. Harrison

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Novels and Naps is a sporadically produced read aloud podcast featuring classic novels and awkward commentary. Great for falling asleep to or spacing out at work. It’s your opportunity to catch up on all those classics you said that you read, but never really did! Questions, comments, or reading recommendations? Shoot me an email at novelsandnapspodcast@gmail.com You can also support us at patreon.com/novelsandnaps Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/novels-and-naps ...
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Let's Talk Novels

Jack Cavanaugh

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STEP INTO MY WORKSHOP where I have been writing and publishing novels full-time since 1993. Let me say up front: this podcast isn't for just anyone. If you're looking to be entertained, or you just want to hang out and shoot the breeze with a bunch of novelists, there are a number of other podcasts that do that. But if you're serious about learning the craft of writing and publishing fiction, you're in the right place. (Just to be clear -- we'll have a great time! When it comes to writing no ...
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The author, Ian MacDonald, narrates the contents of his three novels. A transcript of each chapter will be supplied after its podcast. The first novel to be narrated will be "BEWARE THE ABANDONED". It follows a poor, orphaned boy from Los Angeles who is enlisted by a non-religious capitalist sect in New Mexico. Their objective is to exploit gifted street children for the rest of their lives by turning them into wealthy entrepreneurs. The story moves from Paris to Las Vegas and Delaware with ...
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This is a mini short podcast from 𝙑𝙞𝙫𝙞’𝙨 𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 on English novels reading, and Vivi’s gratitude to the people she encountered around the Earth. We read novels, we also know something about life, and we transform ourselves into complete ones. ✌️分享𝙑𝙞𝙫𝙞’𝙨 𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 節目 🌱🌱Feel free to connect with Vivi. 😃 lao577178@gmail.com Get more detailed information about online courses. Support the creator, and donate to this podcast, please. Thank you for your listening. 😃 版權創作者所有, 分享標明出處,請勿觸法。 謝謝您的收聽和支持😃 平安喜悅 ...
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. On this episode, I’m bringing back Keanna, the current esthetician and former Richmond Police dispatcher. I enjoyed talking to her so much, I asked if she could find any other people who wanted to come back with her.. In about two seconds, she shot me a text and said that Dria, a friend of hers, and a …
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Let's talk about why it can be better to watch the movie before reading the book! There are so many film adaptations of novels, and it's a good idea to watch before you read if you want to experience the novel and also the film adaptation. So, listen to this one for ten different reasons why and decide for yourself! Book and film curation services …
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Donate to #TeamEvie and the Literally Healing program at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. Go to TinyURL.com/giveTE to make a monetary donation to the Literally Healing program or go to TinyURL.com/TeamE24, pick a book and make sure to pick Team Evie as the shipping location. That’s so much for your support. In this episode I am pleased to we…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. On this episode, I’m honored to be speaking with bestselling author, poet, ecologist and journalist, Mike Bond. Mike has written thirteen fiction novels, though as you’ll hear in our conversation, they’re all true because they’re based on his life. He's also written two tomes of poetry. To be honest, I…
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This is the episode to listen to if you're drawn to a film, watch it, and don't really understand what you watched. There are a few things you can do to better understand a film, and this one goes into that. Book and film curation services are available! Always Reading and Watching curation membership options (copies of books and films not included…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. This episode’s guest is Lela Tuhtan. Lela was an educator for over ten years, then decided to transition over to coaching adults. Lela’s philosophy is that we’re all raised with certain sociological stories that can limit us in our personal and professional lives. What Lela does as a coach is to dig up…
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This episode features ten different book podcasts worth getting into. Listen to this one if you love books and want more podcast recommendations to listen to about books! Podcasts shared in this episode: Always Authors Book Gang Books are Chic Books, Beach & Beyond The Diverse Bookshelf Friends & Fiction Historical Happy Hour Professional Book Girl…
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Donate to #TeamEvie and the Literally Healing program at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. Go to TinyURL.com/giveTE to make a monetary donation to the Literally Healing program or go to TinyURL.com/TeamE24, pick a book and make sure to pick Team Evie as the shipping location. That’s so much for your support. In this episode I am pleased to we…
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This is a fun idea to try + ten different ways to really elevate your film watching experience while making watching films more a part of your life. Listen to this one to make your film watching the best experience for yourself that you'll look forward to and love! Book and film curation services are available! Always Reading and Watching curation …
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. A few weeks ago, a good friend of mine, and past guest on the podcast, Shayna Perlstein, shot me a text and suggested that I bring on Henrico County Assistant Chief Lauren Edwards as a guest. Shayna said that Lauren was in the process of starting a podcast about women leaders in law enforcement and Sha…
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I'm talking all about curation in this episode and the magic, importance, and necessity of it in books and films! This is a must-listen! Book and film curation services are available NOW! Always Reading and Watching curation membership options (copies of books and films not included): Annual online film curation membership (1 month free) Annual onl…
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Donate to #TeamEvie and the Literally Healing program at the Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles. Go to TinyURL.com/giveTE to make a monetary donation to the Literally Healing program or go to TinyURL.com/TeamE24, pick a book and make sure to pick Team Evie as the shipping location. That’s so much for your support. In this episode I am pleased to we…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. Today’s guest is Keanna, an esthetician who was a Richmond Police dispatcher for over fifteen years. She and I follow each other on Instagram, but I never knew that she had been a dispatcher until just recently. Now, if you’re a regular listener to the podcast, you know that police dispatchers are some…
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In this episode we continue our look at John le Carré’s 1977 novel, The Honourable Schoolboy. Find Part 1 here and Part 2 here. Writer Paul French returns to the show for our epic finale looking at The Honourable Schoolboy. We talk more about the politics of Southeast Asia in the 1970’s, Jeff throws out his crazy fanboy theories and did Janet Leigh…
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This is a fun idea to try + ten different ways to really elevate your reading experience while making reading novels more a part of your life. Listen to this one to make your reading the best experience for yourself that you'll look forward to and love! Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a …
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In this episode, I talk about three different films: Nights of Cabiria (1957), Vivre Sa Vie (1962), and Belle de Jour (1967). Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a review on Apple Podcasts, rate it on Spotify + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Follow Always …
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In this episode we continue our look at John le Carré’s 1977 novel, The Honourable Schoolboy. Find Part 1 here. Writer Paul French returns to the show to share his extensive knowledge of China and Hong Kong. We talk about the political background surrounding China and the UK when THS was written, the Ko brothers, and ponder Lizzie Worthington. Plus…
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This episode is about both novels and movies. I'm sharing different places you may not know about to watch films and read novels. Yay for more reading and watching! Resources mentioned: Libby Hoopla Kanopy Criterion Kino Film Collection BookBub Libro.fm Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a …
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. Today’s guest is author and Instagramer James Murray. I’ve followed James on Instagram for quite awhile. After all, his IG handle is the_80’s_author and I love the 80’s and I love authors, so me following him was a forgone conclusion. Well, recently James tried a social experiment about democracy on hi…
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I'm talking about three different types of novels that can make your reading experience so much more fun and have you not wanting to put the book down! This is the perfect episode for you, especially if you're in a reading rut. So, listen to this one for foolproof ways to get more reading into your life! Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching …
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In this episode we begin our look at John le Carré’s 1977 novel, The Honourable Schoolboy. I’m pleased to welcome writer Paul French to the show. Paul has extensive knowledge of China and Hong Kong and is the perfect person to discuss this particular novel. We talk about where le Carré got his ideas for the opening scene of the novel, the politics …
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This episode goes into different things you can do to discover your favorite films! Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a review on Apple Podcasts, rate it on Spotify + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Follow Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies on TikT…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. As many of you know, I’m a retired Homicide detective from Richmond, Virginia. Before becoming a Homicide detective, I was a Youth and Family Crimes detective, which meant that I often worked with Child Protective Services, also known as CPS, in the City of Richmond. Flash forward to my current positio…
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One reader of “BEWARE THE ABANDONED”, in her Amazon review, wrote, “I just finished this thriller book, BEWARE THE ABANDONED, I could not stop reading it. Last night, I finished it and went to bed at 4 a.m. What a great book. You really have done your research, and it is almost scary how much you know and how you planned his escape. PLEASE, PLEASE,…
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One reader of “BEWARE THE ABANDONED”, in her Amazon review, wrote, “I just finished this thriller book, BEWARE THE ABANDONED, I could not stop reading it. Last night, I finished it and went to bed at 4 a.m. What a great book. You really have done your research, and it is almost scary how much you know and how you planned his escape. PLEASE, PLEASE,…
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I hope you love this reading challenge if you try it out! In this one, I share a reading challenge I came up with of 12 different types of books to read that you get to choose for yourself. This can be spread out over a year reading one book per month for the challenge or done quicker. Have fun expanding your reading and making it a bigger part of …
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Part 1 can be found here. Part 2 can be found here. We delve into the fascinating life of the enigmatic author Sarah Gainham, also known as Rachel Ames, with her godson Jonathan Ray, a drinks editor for The Spectator. We explore Rachel’s mysterious persona, her connections with spies and diplomats, and her life as an author. Jonathan shares stories…
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In this episode, I'm talking about auteurs. I'll share about some of them + list some of their films to watch. Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a review on Apple Podcasts, rate it on Spotify + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Follow Always Reading Novels …
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. Today’s guest is, hold on and let me go down the list..... Bestselling author Forensic Anthropologist certified by the American Board of Forensic Anthropology A producer of the Fox show Bones, a show I might add is based partly on her fictional character Temperance Brennan AND the author herself. Mothe…
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Part 1 can be found here. We are back with part 2 of this look at the novelist Sarah Gainham. I continue to be joined in the discussion with writer Jeremy Duns. The episode begins with a recounting of a passage from ‘The Stone Roses,’ one of Gainham’s novels. We then discuss several of Gainham’s works, including ‘Time Right Deadly,’ ‘The Cold Dark …
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This episode goes a bit into the novels focus and aspect of Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies. Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a review on Apple Podcasts, rate it on Spotify + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Follow Always Reading Novels and Watc…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. I’m honored to have back on the show, one of my favorite authors and more importantly, one of my favorite people: Yasmin Angoe. Now full disclosure, when I introduce her in the episode, I pronounce her name, correctly, then put my foot in my mouth ad drop the “y” and begin to call her ‘Asmin’…….how emb…
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Discovering Sarah Gainham: Unveiling the Overlooked Cold War Novelist In this episode of the le Carré Cast, we introduce a new feature – ‘After le Carré,’ spotlighting authors beyond John le Carré. Jeff welcomes back Jeremy Duns, writer and spy fiction enthusiast, to discuss Sarah Gainham, a lesser-known but richly talented spy novelist. They delve…
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In this chilling chapter of Wedding Bones, Baine takes us deep into the darkened chamber where his midnight autopsy of the Viscount begins. The once formidable lord, now a cold, lifeless figure, reveals the brutal injuries of his final grisly moments. As the layers are peeled back, secrets of the Viscount's violent past surface. Could the delicate …
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What’s the first thing you noticed in the photo associated with this episode? If I were to guess, I’d say that it was the lettering on the ball cap. In fact, those four words elicit strong feelings from the left and the right. Some people who saw the photo may have clicked off the site and won’t be hearing these words or reading what I’ve written. …
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This episode goes a bit into the film focus and aspect of Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies. Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a review + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Follow Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies on TikTok! Email me with any…
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Having plot points in mind are a great way to choose novels to read for a few reasons. I go into this with different examples in this episode! Join the Always Reading Novels and Watching Movies community! If you love this podcast, leave a review + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Follow Always Reading Novels and Wa…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. Today’s guest is Wes Hartkemeyer, a patrol officer in Wisconsin and co-founder of Ireport. Recently, I received an email from a listener of one of my recent episodes who introduced me to Wes. She said that Wes and his co-founder designed self-reporting software that allowed citizens to make police repo…
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One reader of “BEWARE THE ABANDONED”, in her Amazon review, wrote, “I just finished this thriller book, BEWARE THE ABANDONED, I could not stop reading it. Last night, I finished it and went to bed at 4 a.m. What a great book. You really have done your research, and it is almost scary how much you know and how you planned his escape. PLEASE, PLEASE,…
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In this episode of The le Carré Cast, I interview acclaimed playwright and screenwriter Shaun McKenna. Sean discusses his journey into writing, his collaboration process for bringing le Carré’s complex characters to life on BBC Radio 4, and the challenges of adapting intricate novels for audio. about his adaptation of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and …
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This one goes deep, and it's all about really getting into watching films and reading novels that you absolutely LOVE. Recognizing the elements you are drawn to in novels and films, and truly engrossing yourself in them can change your life and elevate your experience. You'll know what I mean when you listen to this episode. If you love this podcas…
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I'm talking about movies being adapted from novels and other books in this one. I share why I think that the book is usually better while also mentioning movies adapted from books that are worth watching. There's more to it. If you love this podcast, leave a review + share it with anyone and everyone who you think will love it, too! Email me with a…
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Welcome back to the podcast, I’m Jamie Baynes. This episode’s guest is bestselling author and appellate judge David Ellis. A few months ago, I got an email from his publicist asking if I’d like to have him on as a guest. Now I’ve been before quite a few judges in my lifetime and interviewed quite a few authors so obviously it was a toss-up…….just k…
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In this gripping episode of our Regency mystery romance podcast, Aria, the newly widowed Viscountess, finds herself isolated in her late husband's grand ancestral home. Suspicion looms heavily over her as the household staff believes she is responsible for her husband's untimely demise. To complicate matters further, a stern and methodical surgeon,…
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In this episode we continue our look at John le Carré’s 2008 novel, A Most Wanted Man. I’m pleased to welcome back poet Clarissa Aykroyd to the show. If you missed Part 1, you can find it here. We talk about parallels between the novel’s characters and another famous spy duo, Jackson Lamb and Catherine Standish from Mick Herron’s ‘Slough House’ ser…
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In this episode we look at John le Carré’s 2008 novel, A Most Wanted Man. I’m pleased to welcome poet Clarissa Aykroyd to the show. We talk through the motivations of the various players, whether le Carré succeeded at creating fully realized characters and le Carré’s difficult writing women. All that and more in this episode. Clarissa’s Website – h…
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