Charlotte Readers Podcast

Charlotte Readers Podcast

Arts EN ↓ 300 episodes

Where Authors Give Voice to Their Written Words

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Charlotte Readers Podcast

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Arts

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charlottereaderspodcast.com

Latest episode

Jul 16, 2024

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Episodes

Environmental Lawyer Oversees a Mining Dispute Turned Deadly in Joel Burcat’s “Amid Rage” 09.07.2021

  

Two Unlikely Friends Challenge Sexism in Silicon Valley in Lainey Cameron’s “The Exit Strategy” 06.07.2021

  

Jason Mott’s “Hell Of A Book” Is One Character’s Cross Country Book Tour Of Love and Loss 02.07.2021

  

Mystery Hero Patrick Flint Investigates Plane Crash that Leads to Mayhem in Pamela Fagan Hutchins’ newest, “Snaggletooth” 29.06.2021

  

Marc Jampole Explores the Effects of Childhood Trauma in “The Brothers Silver” 25.06.2021

  

Alex George’s “The Paris Hours” Weaves Four Desperate Characters Together in One 24 Hour Post WWI Day 22.06.2021

  

#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Brad Taylor Takes Readers to Australia and Taiwan to Save the World in “American Traitor” 18.06.2021

  

Katey Schultz Weaves Together the Lives of Three in War-Torn Afghanistan in “Still Come Home” 15.06.2021

  

#BlackGirlMagic is a Triumph of Resilience in Julia Jordan-Zachery’s “Black Girl Magic Beyond the Hashtag” 11.06.2021

  

Kevin McIlvoy Pens an Appalachian Ghost Story on Racial Justice in “One Kind Favor” 08.06.2021

  

Howard E. Covington, Jr.’s Book is “Beyond the Bank: Hugh McColl’s Chapter 2” 04.06.2021

  

Walking Through Writing with North Carolina Hall of Fame Storyteller, Clyde Edgerton 01.06.2021

  

In “The Warm Heart of Africa,” Jack Allison Shares A Life-Changing Experience in the Peace Corps 28.05.2021

  

A Mother and Two Sons Face A Nuclear Apocalypse in John Gilstrap’s “Crimson Phoenix” 25.05.2021

  

Robert Fitzpatrick Warns Readers of the Dangers of Multi-Level Marketing in “Ponzinomics” 21.05.2021

  

Books Are the Key to Freedom in Post-Apocalyptic America in Jacqui Castle’s “The Seclusion” 18.05.2021

  

Ron Rash’s “In the Valley” Returns to the Villainess Who Propelled Serena to National Acclaim 14.05.2021

  

Gene Hoots Tells the Story of North Carolina’s Gold Leaf in “Going Down Tobacco Road” 11.05.2021

  

Nancy Stancill Narrates Life at Six Feet in Her Authentic Memoir, “Tall” 07.05.2021

  

Jill McCorkle Crafts a Layered Tale of Love, Pain, and Family in “Hieroglyphics” 04.05.2021

  

David Baldacci’s “A Gambling Man” Is a 1950s Private Eye Thriller Full of Secrets and Corruption 30.04.2021

  

Mirinda Kossoff Explores Identity and a Father’s Legacy in “The Rope of Life” 27.04.2021

  

Chef Peter Reinhart Makes It Fun to Cook and Eat With “Perfect Pan Pizza” 23.04.2021

  

Bonné Bartron Explores America’s Darkest Urban Legend in “Whispers” 20.04.2021

  

Bob Deans’ “The Bicycle Man” Sees 1968 Through the Eyes of a Young Paperboy 16.04.2021

  

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