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Bookpile
by Andrew Katay and Natasha Moore
Are you someone with piles of books in your life, read and unread? Us too. Join Andrew Katay and Natasha Moore as they talk about stuff they’ve read - some must-reads, a few don’t-bothers - and argue the questions they raise. Andrew Katay is a pastor and CEO, Natasha Moore is a writer. Andrew’s agreed to read more fiction for this podcast, and Tash more non-fiction: we tackle one of each per episode, on a theme. We’re likely to talk about Christian things in any given episode, but Bookpile is for everyone who likes to read, or would like to read more.
Episodes
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Episode 5: TRAUMA
The End of Trauma: How the New Science of Resilience is Changing How We Think about PTSD, by George A. Bonanno (2021) / Long Island Compromise, by Taffy Brodesser-Akner (2024) || Is trauma ubiquitous, or is the term over-used and therefore now becoming meaningless or even unhelpful? Is trauma...
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Episode 4: ASSHOLES
Assholes: A Theory, by Aaron James (2012) / Crossroads, by Jonathan Franzen (2021) || With apologies for US spelling (they are both American books), and for language, Tash and Andrew consider assholery: who counts as an asshole, whether there are more assholes around than there used to be, and...
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Episode 3: TENDING TO THE SOUL IN AN AGE OF ANXIETY
Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times, by Elizabeth Oldfield (2024) / Stone Yard Devotional, by Charlotte Wood (2023) || What kind of people are needed at the end of the world? That’s what Oldfield asks in her book about being a grown-up in a messed-up and confusing time (like all...
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Episode 2: WOMEN AND POWER
Feminism Against Progress, by Mary Harrington (2023) / The Power, by Naomi Alderman (2016) || Andrew and Tash rush in where wiser minds may fear to tread. They consider Mary Harrington’s argument that modern feminism isn’t really to the benefit of most women (and what would be), and compare their...
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Episode 1: CONVERSATIONS
Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most, by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Sheila Heen (1999/2023) / Conversations with Friends, by Sally Rooney (2017) || In the inaugural episode of Bookpile, Tash and Andrew decide to have a conversation about … conversations. Well, about…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Are you someone with piles of books in your life, read and unread? Us too. Join Andrew Katay and Natasha Moore as they talk about stuff they’ve read - some must-reads, a few don’t-bothers - and argue the questions they raise.
Andrew Katay is a pastor and CEO, Natasha Moore is a writer. Andrew’s agreed to read more fiction for this podcast, and Tash more non-fiction: we tackle one of each per episode, on a theme. We’re likely to talk about Christian things in any given episode, but Bookpile is for everyone who likes to read, or would like to read more.
HOSTED BY
Andrew Katay and Natasha Moore
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Bookpile currently has 5 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Bookpile about?
Are you someone with piles of books in your life, read and unread? Us too. Join Andrew Katay and Natasha Moore as they talk about stuff they’ve read - some must-reads, a few don’t-bothers - and argue the questions they raise. Andrew Katay is a pastor and CEO, Natasha Moore is a writer. Andrew’s...
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Bookpile is created and hosted by Andrew Katay and Natasha Moore.
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