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Delacorte Review Podcast

by The Delacorte Review

We tell the stories about how real true stories get told

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Episodes

  1. Issue #3, Episode #5: Graig Graziosi

    Graig Graziosi on his story, "When My Newspaper Died."

  2. Issue #3, Episode #4: Juliana Hanle

    Juliana Hanle on her story, "Why Don't You Go Fight for the Reindeer?"

  3. Issue #3, Episode #3: Zoe Todd

    Zoe Todd on her story, "Lock Me Up."

  4. Issue #3, Episode #2: Abigail Covington

    Abigail Covington on her story, "What Do We Do With Robert E. Lee?"

  5. Issue #3, Episode #1: Michael Shapiro

    Michael Shapiro on his story, "Book of Lamentations."

  6. Issue #2, Episode #5: Robert Fieseler

    Robert Fieseler on his story, "High Falls."

  7. Issue #2, Episode #4: Lauren Harris

    Issue #2, Episode #4: Lauren Harris by The Delacorte Review

  8. Issue #2, Episode #3: Paul Colford

    Issue #2, Episode #3: Paul Colford by The Delacorte Review

  9. Issue #2, Episode #2: Natasha Rodriguez

    Issue #2, Episode #2: Natasha Rodriguez by The Delacorte Review

  10. Issue #2, Episode #1: Selin Thomas

    Selin Thomas on her story, A Haunting.

  11. Issue #1, Episode #5: Diego Courchay

    Diego Courchay on his story, Pupil of the Nation.

  12. Issue #1, Episode #4: Mike Hoyt

    Delacorte Review editor Mike Hoyt on Emily Dixon's story, True North. Read Emily's story: https://delacortereview.org/2019/02/17/true-north/

  13. Issue #1, Episode #3: Irene Nwoye

    Irene Nwoye on her story, You Could Die! Read Irene's story: https://delacortereview.org/2019/02/11/you-could-die/

  14. Issue #1, Episode #2: Carl Friedmann

    Carl Friedmann on his story, Balance. Read Carl's story: https://delacortereview.org/2019/02/05/balance/

  15. Issue #1, Episode #1: Sonja Sharp

    Sonja Sharp on her story, And Now You Can Leave. Read Sonja's story: https://delacortereview.org/2019/01/28/and-now-you-can-leave-israel-and-the-other/

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About this show

We tell the stories about how real true stories get told

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The Delacorte Review

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Delacorte Review Podcast have?

Delacorte Review Podcast has 15 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on November 26, 2019.

What is Delacorte Review Podcast about?

We tell the stories about how real true stories get told

How often does Delacorte Review Podcast release new episodes?

Delacorte Review Podcast publishes monthly, based on its 15 episodes since January 2019.

Who hosts Delacorte Review Podcast?

Delacorte Review Podcast is created and hosted by The Delacorte Review.
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