David Benedetto sits down with Dominique Ellis (Publicist for TWF) and Cecile Monteyne (Managing Director of The NOLA Project)to talk the 30th Annual Tennessee Williams/ New Orleans Literary Festival and what to expect. Also, author Katy Simpson Smith drops by to talk about her latest novel, Free Men. Originally aired on March 17th 2016.

Candice and Rob take a moment to reflect on a few books they've been thinking about lately (some of which you might want to think about too!) Originally uploaded on March 23rd 2016.

Originally aired on March 10th 2016.

This week, Amy is joined by food writer and author Scott Gold. Originally broadcast on March 9th 2016.

Candice and Rob discuss the controversy between literary and genre fiction, the implications of that on the reading life, and why it shouldn't even be a thing. Uploaded on March 16th 2016.

Lyn Koppel sits down with Louisiana Appleseed, an organization who (according to their website), “… recruits professionals to donate pro bono time to solve problems at their root cause. Our goal is to advance social justice by effecting change at the policy, or systemic, level. Louisiana Appleseed’s projects seek to increase access to education, opportunity and justice.” Originally aired on March 9th 2016.

David Benedetto speaks with Greg Malveaux and Dr. Mary Frances Berry about her latest book, Five Dollars and A Pork Chop Sandwich: Vote Buying and the Corruption of Democracy. Originally aired on March 10th 2016.

Originally aired on April 15th.

Originally aired on April 22nd

Help WRBH this Tuesday, May 5th for 2015's GiveNOLA Day! Listen for more details.