NANCET MARQUES
BOOK TALK AND MORE with Nancet Marques
Book Talk & More is a podcast that celebrates the joy of reading and the stories that shape us. Hosted by Nancet Marques, the show features conversations with guests from different walks of life as they talk about their personal journeys, the books that influenced them, and their reading habits. From life lessons to literary favorites, each episode explores how books inspire thought, growth, and connection. Whether you’re an avid reader, a casual book lover, or someone looking to rediscover the habit of reading, Book Talk & More is a space to slow down, listen, and fall back in love with books...
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Episodios
Book Talk and More with Nancet Marques and John D Silva 08.02.2026 45:54
Book Talk & More – Episode 2 | Nancet Marques with John D Silva 🎙️📚 Episode 2 of Book Talk & More is out! In this episode, host Nancet Marques sits down with John D Silva — Goan actor, producer, and director — for a thoughtful conversation on books, cinema, and storytelling. John shares insights from his creative journey, influences that shaped his work, and reflections on the Goan film and theat...
Episode 1: Cecille Rodrigues with Nancet Marques 06.01.2026 32:01
In the very first episode of Book Talk & More, host Nancet Marques sits down with Cecille Rodrigues for an intimate and thoughtful conversation about life, books, and the quiet power of reading. Cecille shares her personal journey, her relationship with books, and how reading has influenced her perspectives, habits, and growth over the years. From favorite reads to meaningful life moments, this ep...
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