Rachel Zucker is a writer based in New York City. Rachel’s podcast Commonplace: Conversations with Poets (and Other People) is one of my favorite literary shows, a show that has deeply influenced my approach to podcasting. In our conversation, Rachel and I talked about Commonplace and her 2014 book The Pedestrians, how each of us approach hosting a conversational podcast, and writing as a form of self-castigation.

(Conversation recorded July 18, 2019.)

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Show Notes:

• Rachel Zucker
• Commonplace: Conversations with Poets (and Other People)
• Rachel Zucker - The Pedestrians: Wave Books | IndieBound | B&N
• Rachel Zucker - SoundMachine (preorder)
• SoundMachine
• Rachel Zucker - MOTHERs: IndieBound | B&N
• Alice Notley
• Sharon Olds
• Wayne Koestenbaum
• Mike Sakasegawa - “The Lie Beneath the Story of My Family’s Asian American Dream”
• Commonplace - Episode 50: Inside Commonplace
• The Turnaround
• Commonplace - Episode 71: Mira Jacob
• Between the Covers - Miriam Toews : Women Talking
• Commonplace - Episode 72: Ilya Kaminsky
• Darcey Steinke - Flash Count Diary
• Tina Chang - Hybrida

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