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  Richard Hell's 'Godlike'

  Richard Hell joins the podcast to speak about the reissue of his novel 'Godlike'

  LARB Radio HourFeb 13

  • LARB Radio Hour

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  A Glutton for Duration

  Devon Walker-Figueroa discusses eros, eternity, and her new collection ‘Lazarus Species’ with LARB’s poetry editor Elizabeth Metzger.

  Elizabeth MetzgerFeb 10

  • Poetry

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  Kristin Ross's 'The Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life'

  Kristin Ross talks about her book, The Politics and Poetics of Everyday Life, and political transformation and cultural representation in an archive episode.

  LARB Radio HourFeb 6

  • LARB Radio Hour

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  Misaimed Kindnesses and Cruelties

  Camille Bordas discusses her new story collection, her writing process, and why anxiety fuels her as a person and a writer.

  Lily FelsenthalFeb 5

  • Fiction

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  Hamza Walker’s 'Monuments' and Senga Nengudi’s 'Populated Air'

  Co-curator of MOCA's Monuments exhibit Hamza Walker and Senga Nengudi join the podcast to talk about their respective art projects, history, and more.

  LARB Radio HourJan 30

  • LARB Radio Hour

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  Walking Through the Valley of Teenage Rebellion

  Madeline Cash talks with Hannah Tishkoff about how her upbringing in the Valley shaped her debut novel ‘Lost Lambs.’

  Hannah TishkoffJan 26

  • Fiction

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  Tricksters and the Spirit World

  Julian Brave NoiseCat discusses ‘We Survived the Night,’ his genre-bending revival of the ‘Coyote epic,’ with Leila Nadir.

  Leila NadirJan 24

  • Cultural Studies

  • Environment

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  Lauren Rothery's 'Television'

  Lauren Rothery talks about her new novel "Television," the current state of Hollywood, and why she thinks television is a good metaphor for romance.

  LARB Radio HourJan 23

  • LARB Radio Hour

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  Caroline Fraser's 'Murderland'

  Caroline Fraser talks about her new book Murderland, which takes an ecological lens to serial killers, and finds a connection between PNW plants and killers like Ted Bundy

  LARB Radio HourJan 16

  • LARB Radio Hour

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  Mushrooms Are Not a Metaphor

  Maria Pinto finds climate futures hidden among wild mushrooms.

  Almah LaVonJan 15

  • Environment

  • Memoir & Essay

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  A New Cinematic Language for Trans Life

  Chris Shields speaks with filmmaker Louise Weard about her ‘Castration Movie’ series.

  Chris ShieldsJan 10

  • Film

  • Gender & Sexuality

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  Susan Orlean's 'Joyride: A Memoir'

  Susan Orlean joins the podcast to talk about her new book 'Joyride: A Memoir,' her literary career, and the state of journalism today

  LARB Radio HourJan 9

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