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EPISODE · May 9, 2017 · 50 MIN

Episode 29 — We Used to Be Readers

from Print Run Podcast · host Erik Hane and Laura Zats

This week’s show is on maybe the most fundamental thing any of us do outside the whole eating/sleeping thing: reading. How has the role of reading changed in our lives as we’ve gotten older? Is it the same experience reading as an adult as it is as a child or even a student? We unpack that, and also discuss the NYT slashing some of its bestseller lists, the new James Patterson/Bill Clinton collaboration, and books in your dating profiles.

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