Bookable


2021 Webby Honoree in Podcasts, General Series - Arts & Culture. Host Amanda Stern takes a deep dive with authors talking about their books. "Like listening to a really delicious night of live theater for readers." --AARP Magazine

Bookable

Susan Choi

Susan Choi: Trust Exercise
“It’s about love and sex and power and the betrayal between friends that they’re never able to forget.”
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Mira Jacob on Bookable Podcast

Mira Jacob: Good Talk
“I don't want to lie to him, but I don't want to make him scared. And somehow even just telling him the most basic truth was pretty horrific.”
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Bookable Podcast

Introducing Bookable!
Tight interviews, creative sound design, and mood-provoking scores provide the backdrop for a show that’s less book report, more insider book club.
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ABOUT THE HOST


Amanda Stern is the founder of New York City's iconic Happy Ending Music and Reading Series, widely considered the gold standard for literary events. The long-running show was produced at Joe’s Pub and later at Symphony Space, ending its fifteen-year run in 2018.

Amanda has produced more than three hundred live events, hosted almost all of them, but her feet hurt so now she’s doing a podcast. Author of The Long Haul, eleven books for children, and the memoir Little Panic, Amanda lives in Brooklyn with her daughter Busy, who happens to be a dog. 

Photo credit: Lloyd Bishop

About the Show

2921 Webby Award NomineeHost Amanda Stern takes a deep dive with authors talking about their books. “One of the most exciting writing podcasts to debut this year.” –Los Angeles Review of Books

This is the book podcast everyone’s talking about. Bookable features established authors and emerging talent in conversation with host and author Amanda Stern, perhaps best known for creating the Happy Ending Music & Reading Series at New York’s famous Joe’s Pub and Symphony Space.

With an immersive sound experience designed around each episode, Bookable takes you on an audio exploration of a great book—usually a new one, sometimes classic or even obscure, but always one hundred percent worth knowing about.

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