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KGNU & Boulder Bookstore Radio Book Club KGNU Community Radio and The Boulder Bookstore
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KGNU Community Radio and the Boulder Bookstore are partners for a radio book club. Every month we'll select a book from a Colorado author to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us in-studio for a discussion. This podcast also features "After Hours" editions with additional conversations with more authors.
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Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub: Erika Krouse
Local author Erika Krouse joins us for Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub to further discuss her book Tell Me Everything - The Story of a Private Investigation. Erika talks about life as a private investigator and what pop culture gets wrong in telling the tales of PIs.
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Listen to the broadcast interview with Erika Krouse in the Radio Bookclub edition of the podcast. This interview was broadcast on KGNU at 9am on Thursday June 23.
Subscribe to our Radio Book Club Series on iTunes to get new editions and web-only content. Also on Spotify and Stitcher.The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore. Every month, Arsen Kashkashian, head buyer at the Boulder Bookstore, selects a book to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us for a discussion that airs the fourth Thursday of every month at 9am. -
Radio Bookclub: Tell Me Everything – The Story of a Private Investigation
The June 2022 selection for the Radio Bookclub is Tell Me Everything - The Story of a Private Investigation by local author Erika Krouse. The memoir tells the tale of Erika's experience working as a private investigator for an attorney in the high-profile sexual assault case involving CU Boulder football players. The case ultimately led to a landmark Title IX case. The memoir also weaves in Erika's own story of suffering abuse as a child. Resources are available for survivors of sexual assault at Erika's website.
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This interview aired on KGNU at 9am on Thursday, June 23. Listen to more of our conversation with Erika Krouse in the podcast-only edition Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub in which Erika talks about what it's like to be a private investigator.
Subscribe to our Radio Book Club Series on iTunes to get new editions and web-only content. Also on Spotify and Stitcher.
The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore. Every month, Arsen Kashkashian, head buyer at the Boulder Bookstore, selects a book to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us for a discussion that airs the fourth Thursday of every month at 9am. -
Radio Bookclub: The Immortal King Rao
The May 2022 selection for the Radio Bookclub is The Immortal King Rao by Vauhini Vara. This is the story of a global society run by a corporate board where democracies have been replaced and citizens are now shareholders. Legendary tech mogul King Rao has died in mysterious circumstances leaving his daughter to preserve his legacy. The dystopian fable is set against the backdrop of the climate crisis, described in the book as Hothouse Earth.
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This interview aired on KGNU at 9am on Thursday, May 26.
Subscribe to our Radio Book Club Series on iTunes to get new editions and web-only content. Also on Spotify and Stitcher.
The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore. Every month, Arsen Kashkashian, head buyer at the Boulder Bookstore, selects a book to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us for a discussion that airs the fourth Thursday of every month at 9am. -
Radio Bookclub: The Tenderest of Strings
The March 2022 selection for the Radio Bookclub is The Tenderest of Strings, a novel by author Steven Schwartz set in a fictitious small town in northeast Colorado.
The novel tells the story of Reuben and Ardith Rosenfeld and their two children who move from Chicago to the small town of Welton, Colorado. A fatal hit and run occurs that shocks the community, exposes a secret and tears the Rosenfeld family apart.
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This interview aired on KGNU at 9am on Thursday, March 24. Listen to more of our conversation with Steven Schwartz in the Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub podcast.
Subscribe to our Radio Book Club Series on iTunes to get new editions and web-only content. Also on Spotify and Stitcher.
The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore. Every month, Arsen Kashkashian, head buyer at the Boulder Bookstore, selects a book to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us for a discussion that airs the fourth Thursday of every month at 9am. -
Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub: Steven Schwartz
Fort Collins author Steven Schwartz joins us for Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub to further discuss the themes explored in his novel the Tenderest of Strings, including the explosive growth that's happening in small towns in Colorado.
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Listen to the Radio Bookclub interview with Steven Schwartz broadcast on KGNU on March 24 at 9am.
Subscribe to our Radio Book Club Series on iTunes to get new editions and web-only content. Also on Spotify and Stitcher.The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore. Every month, Arsen Kashkashian, head buyer at the Boulder Bookstore, selects a book to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us for a discussion that airs the fourth Thursday of every month at 9am. -
Radio Bookclub: They Can’t Take Your Name
The February 2022 selection for the Radio Bookclub is They Can't Take Your Name, a novel set in Five Points in Denver by author Robert Justice.
This is a crime novel–inspired by the poetry of Langston Hughes–about a brokenhearted man who attempts to help a desperate daughter find freedom for her wrongfully convicted father. Robert Justice says he wants the novel to raise awareness about the very real issue of wrongful convictions. “There are approximately 2.5 million people incarcerated in the US. Conservatively, then, there are thousands of innocent people doing time for crimes they did not commit. Let’s do something about it!”
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This interview aired on KGNU at 9am on Thursday, February 24. Listen to more of our conversation with Robert Justice in the Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub podcast.
Subscribe to our Radio Book Club Series on iTunes to get new editions and web-only content. Also on Spotify and Stitcher.
The Radio Bookclub is a collaboration between KGNU and the Boulder Bookstore. Every month, Arsen Kashkashian, head buyer at the Boulder Bookstore, selects a book to inspire listeners to read along together. The author will then join us for a discussion that airs the fourth Thursday of every month at 9am.