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Season 1, 18 episodes

Episode 1: Michelle Obama on the Importance of Swerving
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- Dec 19, 2019
Former First Lady Michelle Obama discusses where she came from, where she'd like to go as an author, and how swerving got her to where she is today.
Episode 2: Why Malcolm Gladwell used to get pulled over by the Police
- Oct 17, 2019
New York Times best selling author, Malcolm Gladwell, is out with another groundbreaking non-fiction book, Talking to Strangers. Malcolm Gladwell is joined by guest moderator Derek Muller, creator behind the Veritasium YouTube channel, and BookTubers Nai'a Perkins (NaiaReadsAndSmiles), Danielle Bainbridge (Origin of Everything) and Ellias Hoang (Ellias) to chat about the ideas behind his new book, his Jamaican roots, and the only five liquids he drinks.
Episode 3: Why Margaret Atwood waited 30 years to write a Handmaid's Tale Sequel
- Nov 21, 2019
Renowned author Margaret Atwood discusses The Testaments, the long anticipated sequel to her dystopian masterpiece, The Handmaid’s Tale. She is joined by guest moderator and author Cheryl Strayed (Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest), BookTubers Ariel Bissett(Ariel Bissett), Amerie (Amerie) and YouTuber Evelyn (Evelyn From The Internets) to discuss the inspiration for the sequel, the power of words, and why she considers herself an optimist.
Episode 4: Why James Patterson used to hate books, and what changed his mind
- Dec 19, 2019
The best selling author in the world, James Patterson, is back at it again with two new books to the Alex Cross series, Criss Cross and Ali Cross. James Patterson sits down with YouTuber and guest host Rossana Burgos and her son Roberto from the Eh Bee family, and BookTubers, Nai'a Perkins (NaiaReadsAndSmiles) and Linh Troung (Linh Truong) to discuss his writing process, continuing to write after his high school teacher told him to quit, and the most important book he’s ever written.
Episode 5: Melinda Gates: Three barriers that hold women back
- Jan 16, 2020
Philanthropist Melinda Gates opens up to share her most personal stories and experiences that lead to her calling to help women and families in need in her new book, The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World. She is joined by guest moderator and Emmy award winning actress Uzo Aduba (Orange is the New Black), Ingrid Nilson (Ingrid Nilson), and BookTubers Ariel Bissett (Ariel Bisset) and Sasha Alsberg (ABookUtopia) to discuss the importance of women’s empowerment on the global stage, the start of her career, and how she stays grounded.
Episode 6: Bryan Stevenson: From the courtroom to Hollywood
- Feb 6, 2020
Bryan Stevenson discusses his book and film, Just Mercy. He shares what it was like to see Michael B. Jordan play him on the big screen, stories about the time he spent with Rosa Parks, and why hopelessness is the enemy of justice.
Episode 7: Jacqueline Woodson: Lying in service of truth
- Mar 19, 2020
Are you a fast reader? Should you be? Jacqueline Woodson has some opinions she'd like to share with you. Join us as we learn from Jacqueline's perspectives race, place, gender, and queer identity, and the expensive lies she tells about them.
Episode 8: David Sedaris: On Being An Open Book
- Apr 16, 2020
David Sedaris is an open book. His confessional approach to writing about love, shame, family, and death has earned him national acclaim. For this episode, we invited Joel Kim Booster, Cindy Pham, Jake Roper, and Francine Simone to explore David’s radical honesty.
Episode 9: What Best-Selling Authors are Reading At Home
- May 14, 2020
What have you been reading to pass the time at home? We asked some of our favorite authors to record their own BookTube vlogs about their isolation reading lists.
Episode 10: Meaning and Resilience
- Jun 18, 2020
To commemorate Mental Health Awareness, we’ve invited three authors whose work grapples with the challenges of inner life.
Episode 11: The Bush Sisters: Our Wild and Wonderful Life
- Jul 16, 2020
This month, Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush discuss their presidential childhood, as well as other topics explored in their joint memoir, Sisters First.
Episode 12: What Animals Teach Us About Ourselves
- Sep 24, 2020
B.N. Horowitz, M.D. is a New York Time Best-Selling Author. Her book, Zoobiquity, explores how the field of human medicine can learn from veterinary science and zoology. Special guests Hannah Stocking, Dr. Jamie Rutland, and Cydnee Black join Barbara to learn about her research and practice.
Episode 13: Jason Reynolds: Honesty, Joy, and Anti-Racism
- Oct 22, 2020
In this special episode of BookTube, our community of close readers asks award-winning author Jason Reynolds about his new book, Stamped: Racism, Anti-Racism, and You. Co-author Dr. Ibram X. Kendi chimes in to help explain the book’s origins.
Episode 14: Nick Hornby: The Importance of Empathy in Writing
- Nov 19, 2020
This month on BookTube, prolific author Nick Hornby welcomes us into his writing process. His new book, Just Like You, explores race, class, and romance in Brexit-era Britain.
Episode 15: Barack Obama on Family, Music, Science and Good Leadership
- Dec 16, 2020
President Barack Obama joins our close community of readers to reflect on the experiences documented in his new memoir, A Promised Land.
Episode 16: Alicia Garza: How to achieve REAL change
- Feb 25, 2021
Alicia Garza, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Global Network, author of “The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart”, and Principal at Black Futures Lab, fields questions from YouTube Creators. They discuss politics, gender, and how we got to where we are in terms of race – and where we need to go from here.
Episode 17: Matthew McConaughey: Finding Greenlights & Accelerating Forward
- Mar 25, 2021
Award-winning actor and best-selling author Matthew McConaughey stops by to discuss his book Greenlights. He’s joined by Dave Crosby, Hannah Stocking, Bretman Rock, and Mirthell and Rita Onyx to discuss how to spot opportunities, and the consequences of being raw.
Episode 18: Bill Gates Talks About How To Avoid A Climate Disaster
- Apr 22, 2021
Bill Gates, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and author of How To Avoid A Climate Disaster, stops by to discuss the steps we need to take to halt climate change. He’s joined by Emmanuel Acho, Mitch & Greg (ASAP Science), Prajakta Koli, Destin Sandlin, and Ariel Bissett.

Episodes

E1 Episode 1: Michelle Obama on the Importance of Swerving

E2 Episode 2: Why Malcolm Gladwell used to get pulled over by the Police

E3 Episode 3: Why Margaret Atwood waited 30 years to write a Handmaid's Tale Sequel

E4 Episode 4: Why James Patterson used to hate books, and what changed his mind

E5 Episode 5: Melinda Gates: Three barriers that hold women back

E6 Episode 6: Bryan Stevenson: From the courtroom to Hollywood

E7 Episode 7: Jacqueline Woodson: Lying in service of truth

E8 Episode 8: David Sedaris: On Being An Open Book

E9 Episode 9: What Best-Selling Authors are Reading At Home

E10 Episode 10: Meaning and Resilience

E11 Episode 11: The Bush Sisters: Our Wild and Wonderful Life

E12 Episode 12: What Animals Teach Us About Ourselves

E13 Episode 13: Jason Reynolds: Honesty, Joy, and Anti-Racism

E14 Episode 14: Nick Hornby: The Importance of Empathy in Writing

E15 Episode 15: Barack Obama on Family, Music, Science and Good Leadership

E16 Episode 16: Alicia Garza: How to achieve REAL change

E17 Episode 17: Matthew McConaughey: Finding Greenlights & Accelerating Forward

E18 Episode 18: Bill Gates Talks About How To Avoid A Climate Disaster

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Episodes

E1 Episode 1: Michelle Obama on the Importance of Swerving

E2 Episode 2: Why Malcolm Gladwell used to get pulled over by the Police

E3 Episode 3: Why Margaret Atwood waited 30 years to write a Handmaid's Tale Sequel

E4 Episode 4: Why James Patterson used to hate books, and what changed his mind

E5 Episode 5: Melinda Gates: Three barriers that hold women back

E6 Episode 6: Bryan Stevenson: From the courtroom to Hollywood

E7 Episode 7: Jacqueline Woodson: Lying in service of truth

E8 Episode 8: David Sedaris: On Being An Open Book

E9 Episode 9: What Best-Selling Authors are Reading At Home

E10 Episode 10: Meaning and Resilience

E11 Episode 11: The Bush Sisters: Our Wild and Wonderful Life

E12 Episode 12: What Animals Teach Us About Ourselves

E13 Episode 13: Jason Reynolds: Honesty, Joy, and Anti-Racism

E14 Episode 14: Nick Hornby: The Importance of Empathy in Writing

E15 Episode 15: Barack Obama on Family, Music, Science and Good Leadership

E16 Episode 16: Alicia Garza: How to achieve REAL change

E17 Episode 17: Matthew McConaughey: Finding Greenlights & Accelerating Forward

E18 Episode 18: Bill Gates Talks About How To Avoid A Climate Disaster

Episode 1: Michelle Obama on the Importance of Swerving

Episode 2: Why Malcolm Gladwell used to get pulled over by the Police

Episode 3: Why Margaret Atwood waited 30 years to write a Handmaid's Tale Sequel

Episode 4: Why James Patterson used to hate books, and what changed his mind

Episode 5: Melinda Gates: Three barriers that hold women back

Episode 6: Bryan Stevenson: From the courtroom to Hollywood

Episode 7: Jacqueline Woodson: Lying in service of truth

Episode 8: David Sedaris: On Being An Open Book

Episode 9: What Best-Selling Authors are Reading At Home

Episode 10: Meaning and Resilience

Episode 11: The Bush Sisters: Our Wild and Wonderful Life

Episode 12: What Animals Teach Us About Ourselves

Episode 13: Jason Reynolds: Honesty, Joy, and Anti-Racism

Episode 14: Nick Hornby: The Importance of Empathy in Writing

Episode 15: Barack Obama on Family, Music, Science and Good Leadership

Episode 16: Alicia Garza: How to achieve REAL change

Episode 17: Matthew McConaughey: Finding Greenlights & Accelerating Forward

Episode 18: Bill Gates Talks About How To Avoid A Climate Disaster

Episode 1: Michelle Obama on the Importance of Swerving

Episode 2: Why Malcolm Gladwell used to get pulled over by the Police

Episode 3: Why Margaret Atwood waited 30 years to write a Handmaid's Tale Sequel

Episode 4: Why James Patterson used to hate books, and what changed his mind

Episode 5: Melinda Gates: Three barriers that hold women back

Episode 6: Bryan Stevenson: From the courtroom to Hollywood

Episode 7: Jacqueline Woodson: Lying in service of truth

Episode 8: David Sedaris: On Being An Open Book

Episode 9: What Best-Selling Authors are Reading At Home

Episode 10: Meaning and Resilience

Episode 11: The Bush Sisters: Our Wild and Wonderful Life

Episode 12: What Animals Teach Us About Ourselves

Episode 13: Jason Reynolds: Honesty, Joy, and Anti-Racism

Episode 14: Nick Hornby: The Importance of Empathy in Writing

Episode 15: Barack Obama on Family, Music, Science and Good Leadership

Episode 16: Alicia Garza: How to achieve REAL change

Episode 17: Matthew McConaughey: Finding Greenlights & Accelerating Forward

Episode 18: Bill Gates Talks About How To Avoid A Climate Disaster