literature Podcasts

Childrensbookradio.com is the podcast about children's books. There will be a new book discussed each week. If you are a parent, teacher, or fan of children's books, childrensbookradio is for you!

Carrie Heyes shares her children's poetry! In whimsical poems that lend themselves to catchy phrases and silly but thoughtful ideas, Heyes explores life through the eyes of a child. With wonderful rhymes and funny twists, everyone's imaginations will be delighted!

A cultural show from London focusing on Arabic culture and literature produced and hosted by Libyan writer Ghazi Gheblawi

A fine bit of absolutely avid, bluntly blusterous, candidly calculated, un-democratically done, frankly forthright, free-spoken and un-immediate meandering-- presented in my undeviatingly unilateralistic manner-- which will always consist of AT LEAST 3 THINGS...

Join podshow hosts Preston Buttons & The Word Whore as they clumsily narrate their way through submitted works of Short Fiction: often painfully, always absent-mindedly and completely unincumbered by any relevent credentials... “If you are looking for a serious (even ‘pseudo’ intellectual) literary discussion, you'll just have to keep right on looking...”

A Way with Words is a lively hour-long public radio show about language, on the air since 1998. Author Martha Barnette and dictionary editor Grant Barrett take calls about slang, grammar, old sayings, word origins, regional dialects, family expressions, and speaking and writing well.

Read It And Weep is a podcast about the worst of modern fiction. In each episode, three hip and happening twenty-something males bring their distinctive brand of analysis to popular novels, starting with Twilight.

Welcome to Rebellion Radio, the Hunger Games Podcast! Join hosts Hurley, Alex, Elena, and April as they immerse themselves in the book trilogy that has captivated thousands. The show's entertaining segments cover everything: Discussions about the latest movie updates, in-depth book analysis, and of course, knee-slapping humor (if you’re into knee-slapping). Episodes are released on a regular bi-weekly schedule, and are posted on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of every month.

Welcome to a growing collection of news and information for, of and about the Lone Star State. Here you will find things that are Texas ... like Texas history, culture, literature, politics, real estate, business, energy, conservation, outdoors, tall tales, people and so many other things that make Texas ... well, Texas!

The Falcon and the Dove is a podcast created by a mother and teen-age daughter who talk about issues concerning Baby Boomers, Echo Boomers, and everyone in between! Subscribe to this podcast to hear about issues involving the arts, business, literature, movies and films, music, the environment, politics, and even the mysteries of the universe. Anything makes us fly! Our goal is to bring entertaining and thought-provoking discussion to all of our listeners, young and old, leaving each and every one with pieces of information that they did not know 1 hour before.

International Poetry readings, interviews and more poetry audio clips. International Poets read from their own work, in original languages, but also in english translation.

A Three Act Serialized Novel by Dr. Norman Norton, as heard on National Institute for the Blind audiocasettes, (2004) and aired on Brainwaves! with Bryan Susspol, Radio You (January - May 2005) Guy Groseille is a writer who is dying to be published. But he is lazy and, to put it bluntly, dreadful. His novella, Love's Alchemy, is almost unreadable. But he is nevertheless approached by Dr. Norman Norton, an ex-poet and book seller, who has a plan - or, rather, a Plot, which will make them both infamous.

Oriental and Occidental literature read in Japanese. Mainly Japanese classics.

miPOradio POdcast, where poetry tunes in, is an audio presentation for MiPOesias Magazine. Our show features current and past contributors and a variety of live readings and interviews.

Flemish and Dutch authors wrote and read a book that will never be published on paper.

On The Air With TheGRITS.com is a collection of Internet Radio Shows and Podcast programs that give a diverse perspective on many things regarding the written word.

Mad Kane's personal take on the news, politics, media, and the law, including limericks, song parodies, and news spoofs, plus more general humor about life, marriage, family, work, money, and other issues.

WLSO.FM is just great music! Uncleshag hosts the Longtown Sound, a radio style podcast from the shores of Lake Wateree. Featuring indie artists from MySpace, Ariel Publicity, Podsafe Music Network, GarageBand, CDs and mp3s from unc's email. Hear new ear picked independent music effortlessly. Live, from New York City, tune in to Mike Pell's ROCKOLLECTIONS, an old fashioned, free-form radio show with songs familiar, forgotten, or never heard- cutting across all genres and decades, from Rock & Roll infancy right up to today. The WORLD is our playlist! Enjoy! Michael J. Andrade presents RockRoll360. An eclectic, intelligent rock program. Hear a cross between Classic Underground and AAA Radio format. Along with the great music you’ll find strange oddities- sound bites, radio station I.D’s, jingles and comedy.

The podcast for devotees of Sherlock Holmes, the world's first consulting detective. Interviews and updates on what's going on in the world of Sherlockians, with suggestions for books, events and multimedia channels about the great detective.

A down-to-earth, joyful novel about carpenters and craft, written and read by Joe Cottonwood.

A brand-new podcast, recorded monthly, dedicated to reviving deliciously rare yet neglected masterpieces of mystery, adventure, suspense, and horror ~ from centuries past. Devotees of Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, and the like will enjoy listening to these classic tales that, after years of obscurity, deserve to see the light of day. Hosted by the anonymous MYSTERY MAN. Who am I? For now ~ that must remain a mystery.

Warhold Warcast is the warhold.com staff talking about upcoming content and other random stuff. Warhold is a weekly written lore that is based in a medieval fantasy fiction world. Check us out at http://www.warhold.com

The Library is a bi-weekly podcast designed to provoke free flowing conversations about books and the people who love them (and sometimes the people who hate them). Formed in January 2011 from the remnants of three Harry Potter fandom podcasts (Spinner'sCast, AlleyCast, and HPFangirls), a diverse and ever-changing cast of hosts get together twice a month to talk about the books everyone is reading at the moment.

New fiction, poetry, drama and the occasional literary-themed interview and essay, read by authors and actors, and mixed with music and sound. Produced by the Kingston Writing School, London.

Just One More Book is a thrice-weekly podcast in which we take a few minutes out of our morning coffee ritual to discuss one of our many favourite children's books. Through this podcast and its website, we are building a lively, interactive community linking children's book authors, illustrators, readers (parents and children) and publishers. Episodes range in length from 5 to 35minutes and can be played directly from our web page or downloaded to an ipod for listening on the go. Each episode is an informal discussion of one of our family's favourite children's books. We also feature interviews with authors, literacy related discussions or audio reviews submitted by our listeners. This podcast is powered by passion. We have no advertisers or sponsors. Our goal is to link children with great books and help create happy memories for children and the adults that read to them…and to have fun! For a downloadable brochure please see this link: http://media.libsyn.com/media/electricsky/JOMB_brochure.pdf

I-pod ready stories for kids. Children's stories and fairy tales beautifully read - and all for free!

1886 Melbourne is agog as one of its brightest young men is implicated in a murder! One of the first international bestsellers, this charming (but deadly) tale has lost none of its page-turning power.

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M-Pod is a Malayalam language podcast and we cover everything related to Kerala and India. We host some interviews and talk shows on music, arts, news, politics, entertainment etc.

Discussion of all things from the horror, thriller and mystery genres, including films, books and literature.

Classic Poetry Aloud is about giving a voice to the classic written poetry of the past through podcasting.

CME/Pharmacy CE podcast for payors: A version of Clinical Insights® in Diabetes which addresses the clinical and economic issues that are of interest to medical directors, formulary directors, pharmacy directors, clinical pharmacists, VA/DoD pharmacists, outcomes specialists, and health economists.

Learn, practice and discuss Latin in these podcast series.

Audio component to television program of the same name that features prominent people from the worlds of entertainment, religion, politics, sports, journalism, and literature.

Tripod is the new project from the Literature Network featuring the best new writing from the Three Cities of Leicester, Derby and Nottingham. The Tripod Podcast brings you the liveliest and best spoken-word work from the Three Cities of Derby, Leicester and Nottingham.

The Outside Turning In is a collaboration between a href="http://myspace.com/igr_productions"IGR Productions/a and a href="http://www.myspace.com/cpetersonmusic"Christopher Peterson/a to create a Podcast that falls into Cinematic Story Telling. IGR brings the in-depth Characters, and involving stories and Christopher brings the intensity and powerful music to accompany it.

NotePods are audio and text summaries of literature commonly assigned by teachers in a variety of formats (.m4a, .mp3, .pdf, .etc). Our podcasts are short samples of the audio versions. From Shakespeare to Austen to Dickens, www.NotePods.com has something for every student. Plus, they're only $1.99!!!

This site is dedicated to the history and stories of Abilene and Taylor County, Texas. Here you will find stories about the history of the area, the people that made that history and even a few musings about the impact these people had on present day Abilene and Taylor County, Texas.

The Litrivore Podcast is a celebration of the joy of reading and the consumption of literature. What’s a Litrivore? Well, honestly, I just made it up. It seemed so long-winded to say “one who indulges in and openly advocates the voracious consumption of the written word.”

Poetry podcasting from the conceptTshirts.com artists. We love poetry and want to bring it alive for everyone. Listen to our podcast of great English literature poetry

1874 Near Weatherbury (in Hardy's mythical Wessex), Bathsheba Everdene is loved by three men. Published anonymously in the Cornhill, it at once secured the writer a foremost position among popular authors.

Uno dei migliori podcast per ascoltare buona musica indipendente scovata nei meandri più reconditi di Internet. Solo musica di qualità su Radio Rubik: la radio per menti sveglie!

1895 Serial first published in Illustrated London News. After an unexpected windfall, a man goes in quest of a woman he knows only from a picture in his landlady's photo-album.

1911 Filled with details from his own life and those of his sisters, the successor to Sister Carrie is "full of a rugged sincerity, a fearless devotion to the truth, and undisguised pity for the impotence of human nature."

1879 The heartbreaks of Sir Willoughby make for a delightful listen, both charming and bitterly ironic.

News and updates from Podiobooks.com, the source for free audio books in podcast form.

READING THE GOTHIC previews forthcoming titles from Zittaw Press, spotlights authors and editors, discusses Gothic novels in the classroom, looks at contemporary Gothic trends and everything and anything Gothic

A regular video podcast about books, book stores and literature, featuring author interviews and related news stories.

Join with top-selling LDS author, Candace E. Salima, on an exciting journey into the world of podcasts. Candace has launched a new podcast, IMAGINE, accessible through this website as well as i-Tunes! Produced by her husband, Alvin E. Salima, they have created a world where it is safe to listen, shop and enjoy interviews with LDS authors, artists, musicians, actors, actresses, filmmakers, screenwriters, playwrights, theologians, publishers, sports-figures, agents, businessmen, businesswomen, broadcasters, politicians and much, much more . . . step through the gateway and join the LDS community. Learn all about what's new, exciting and upcoming in the LDS culture. A community created specifically to cater to the morals, values and interests of Latter-day Saints across the globe.

THIS IS ONE FUCK UP PODCAST BY ME THIS IS MY SHOW AND I WILL SAY WHAT EVER I WOOD LIKE TO SAY SO FUCK YOUR ALL

We provide a weekly podcast that includes the latest book news, insightful one-on-one interviews with your favorite literary personalities, and monthly bookclub Q&A sessions with the authors live.

1909 Too bright for any school or job that his Victorian lower-middle class upbringing can offer, George throws in with his Uncle Teddy -- failed pharmacist but successful inventor of an utterly worthless patent medicine; and becomes "the stick of his uncle's rocket."

Fun and facts podcast about quotes which appear on Quotiki.com, the web site which lets you search and share quotes submitted by people just like you. Quote lovers Shawn and Richard share facts and discuss six quotes, having a little fun along the way.

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Featuring brief summaries of literary terms, various branches of literary theory, and major authors. Where podcast meets flashcards

Hoe goed ken jij je jeugdauteurs? Boekenkennen duikt in het leven en het werk van Vlaamse en Nederlands jeugdauteurs. Wat bracht hen aan het schrijven? Hoe groot is de drempelvrees? Welke thema’s vloeien uit hun pen? Veerle Keuppens en Partick Jordens brengen om de twee weken een blik achter het omslag van de schrijver.

1882 Of all firsthand accounts of lawlessness in the old Southwest, none is more fascinating than Pat F. Garrett's Life of "The Kid." Sheriff Garrett was Billy's friend -- and the man who eventually sent him to the last roundup.

1915 Three adventurers discover a strange, garden-like upland country, inhabited solely by women.

1896 A small-town minister of many foibles is skewered in this acid satire.

1860 Two gentlemen seek Clara Desmond's hand, and each has a claim to Castle Richmond. Another story of love and law from Trollope, this time set in Ireland during the famine of the 1840's.

The world's great literature narrated in mp3, one chapter at a time.

Audio shows featuring the short stories and novels of Kevin Cudby

Apolgetics driven Christian Talk Show Podcast

Hear leading independent and small press authors talk about why their work and its importance to you on the Razorpages podcast channel. Razorpages gives you unique access to leading edge thinkers across all genres of literature.

1881 A judicious account of the great Southern victory of 1863, colored by the personal observations of a historian who served personally with the Eleventh Corp, famously routed by Stonewall Jackson.

1764 Walpole introduced and named the genre with The Castle of Otranto: A Gothic Story -- which was to influence Matthew G. Lewis, Radcliffe and Shelley.

1848 The life and love of an English governess.

1915 One man is handed the mysterious key to the threat from Germany. (No, the earlier threat from Germany.)

From the "hard realism" school of Chicago novelists, this fictional account of a rise to power.

1912 Tale of the London Clubs and drawing-rooms, with young man-about-town Comus Bassington. "There is no greater compliment to be paid the right kind of friend than to [email them a link to] Saki, without comment." - Christopher Morley (slightly updated)

1912 A groundbreaking work of modern fiction that powerfully describes a man's struggle against the constraints of racism -- as well as honestly addressing the temptations of passing as white.

1724 A woman makes her way in the world using her beauty, plus a few disguises.

1851 Virtue triumphs over human pretension in this richly poetic story of good and bad brothers, a classic Victorian fairy tale.

Unbridled Aloud is a series of half-hour podcasts produced and hosted by Kay Bonetti Callison and featuring interviews with Unbridled Books authors, book commentary, readings, and more!

Two intelligent Brits living in Hiroshima look none too seriously at history, politics, literature and much more, as well as drawing back the curtain on life in Japan, with plenty of comic digressions. Also featuring the original music of alternative rock band STAVKA.

WordPlay is a weekly program by, and about poets and writers, their craft, and their ideas. The program features interviews, conversations, and readings from local, regional, and national poets and writers. Podcasts are available from the station archive for a week after the initial broadcast, and then are uploaded to the show's permanent archive. Visit http://naturespoetry.blogspot.com for more information; there's a link to the archive in the right sidebar.

Herman Melville's most popular book for almost a century. Enchanting true observations of his captivity among a much-feared Polynesian Island tribe.

a weekly radio program hosted by journalist and author Barbara DeMarco-Barrett on the art and business of writing

A podcast about children's literature from a school library/media specialist.

1901 Freed from slavery in his youth to become an educator and spokesman for his race, Washington tells his own story in this acclaimed work.

1880 "A Tragedy of the Sierra" -- The first and best source concerning a grim episode in the annals of the settlement of California.

1912 A thrilling tale of the abandoned infant Lord Greystoke, his upbringing by Kala the ape, and his rediscovery by humankind -- all hinging on a race for pirates' treasure!

1898 A tour de force that recreates the magical thinking of children. By the author of The Wind in the Willows.

1899 How the town synonymous with "honesty" got its comeuppance.

1919 A perennial best seller, this is Maugham's fascinating fictional exploration of the career of Paul Gauguin.

1901 Australian coming-of-age tale, featuring the exuberant, impetuous Miss Sybylla Melvyn.

1912 An unforgettable tale of love and jealousy, by the modern master who, above all others, locates the universal in the exotic.

1912 One of the enduring comic treats, a picture of life in the fictional Canadian town of Mariposa.

1778 A beautiful "country cousin" comes out in society, in this wickedly funny novel-in-letters. First-rate comic characters and lively action.

1909 masterpiece about the terrorists of the early 20th century. A stark and believable narrative.

1751 Cleland's second novel, after the enormously successful (and notorious) Fanny Hill.

1844 An Irish knave progresses to rogue. His rollicking, wildly funny memoirs recount battles, card-playing and court intrigues.

1875 romance that Trollope called "the best novel I ever wrote."

1922 Adventure on the high seas, with physician turned slave (turned pirate), Peter Blood. Fast-paced, exciting and satisfying.

Much Ado About Books, hosted by Laura Mills-Alcott, is the ultimate book talk radio show. Hear interviews with Heather Graham, Sandra Brown, Carly Phillips, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Diana Gabaldon, Virginia Henley, Kate Collins, Kathryn Falk and many, many more! With guests ranging from New York Times bestselling authors you know and love, to new authors you won't want to miss, Much Ado About Books brings you a fast-paced, fun and entertaining look at the world of the written word, with a radio talk show that's all about books!

Produced by the staff of Poets & Writers Magazine, the Poets & Writers Podcast includes poetry and fiction readings and interviews with poets, writers, editors, and agents who have been featured in Poets & Writers Magazine.

"Authors On Tour - Live" is a free weekly podcast featuring best-selling authors ranging from Al Franken to Joan Didion reading from and discussing their newest books. The website for "Authors On Tour - Live" includes a schedule of upcoming author podcasts, archives plus a place where listeners an create a "ReviewCast."

Portuguese Poetry and Literature

This videocast has to do with different Hispanic expression used in the the Spanish speaking world. The expressions are explained in Spanish and then used in a contextualized sentence.

AfroerotiK is . . . is a show that examines black and interracial sexuality and that provides insight and alternatives to individuals seeking healthy erotic expression. It highlights the beauty and sensuality of African Americans without being vulgar and stereotypical and it provides a fresh perspective from which to examine the issues that shape the perceptions of Black sexuality. It’s a show for everyone that will challenge myths, destroy clichés, and set the foundation for intense erotic exploration. AfroerotiK is features debates, discussions, interviews, and of course, steamy erotic readings to stimulate and arouse all of your sensual ebony dreams and passionate Nubian desires.