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“Gilbert Cruz is too self-involved to be interested in books and their authors. I miss interesting interviews of authors and critics. I miss hearing what staff members are currently reading. I miss Pamela Paul and John Williams and the former podcast format.”
Harriet D. via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/01/23
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“I have been listening to this podcast for a number of years and while I still enjoy listening to the podcast, I am finding the new host, Pamela Paul, a bit dry. I realize that after listening to Sam Tanenhaus for the years that I have it will take time to get used to Ms. Paul, but I wished the...”Read full review »
melissajayne80 via Apple Podcasts ·
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09/08/13
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“Like many others, I am a Sam fan girl, but Sam has moved on and Pamela is working hard to give this podcast her own stamp. I loved his theme music, and I love Pamela's choice, as well. More importantly, we still hear interesting guests who talk about the latest books, and we still have a...”Read full review »
CaroleACline via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/24/14
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“I eagerly await Sam Tanenhaus's NYT Book Review. He always has interesting authors reviewing other authors and the commentary on new books, or even old books is refreshing and intellectually stimulating. I've heard some other book review podcasings but NYTBR is my favorite. Even their...”Read full review »
Kaligal via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/05/07
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