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Lit Up

En podcast af: Sugar23

Join host Angela Ledgerwood as she chats to the authors she loves most about books, life, and what lights them up.

Our American listeners can also listen to Lit Up at our American site

146 Episoder

Shaina Feinberg and Julia Rothman on How We Got By.
Udgivet 2023-10-03

Anya Von Bremzen on the national dishes of Japan, Italy, Spain, Turkey, and more.
Udgivet 2023-09-19
Angie and Liam wrap up the summer by talking books, movies, and more!
Udgivet 2023-09-05
Prachi Gupta on 'They Called Us Exceptional.'
Udgivet 2023-08-22
Mattie Kahn on Young and Restless, the Girls Who Sparked America's Revolutions.
Udgivet 2023-08-08
Angie and Helen Ellis chat in the Coral Lounge
Udgivet 2023-07-25
LIT UP presents: DIE HARD ON A BLANK!
Udgivet 2023-07-11
Gina Chung joins Angie to talk about 'Sea Change.'
Udgivet 2023-06-27
Max Porter returns to talk about his new novel 'Shy,' how we talk to our children, and Japanese socks.
Udgivet 2023-06-13
Hannah Goldfield on finding her way into food & restaurant criticism.
Udgivet 2023-05-30
Samantha Irby on liking what you like without apology.
Udgivet 2023-05-16
Adrienne Westenfeld returns to share what she’s reading (and watching) this spring.
Udgivet 2023-05-02
Natasha Pickowicz on why she bakes for pleasure and community.
Udgivet 2023-04-18
Lindsey Tramuta shares the new ideas shaping Paris.
Udgivet 2023-04-04
Catherine Lacey on crafting her multilayered fictional Biography of X, unknowability, and the mysterious forces that draw people together.
Udgivet 2023-03-21
Michael Cecchi-Azzolina on collecting a lifetime’s worth of New York City restaurant tales.
Udgivet 2023-03-07
Reid Mitenbuler on getting swept up in explorer Peter Freuchen’s larger-than-life stories.
Udgivet 2023-02-21
Revisiting our conversation with Elizabeth Day!
Udgivet 2023-02-07
Kate Baer on ‘And Yet’ speaking truth through poetry.
Udgivet 2023-01-24
Tarajia Morrell on collaborating with the late chef Fatima Ali and uncovering fascinating characters through food writing.
Udgivet 2023-01-10

Join host Angela Ledgerwood as she chats to the authors she loves most about books, life, and what lights them up.

146 Episoder

Shaina Feinberg and Julia Rothman on How We Got By.

Anya Von Bremzen on the national dishes of Japan, Italy, Spain, Turkey, and more.

Angie and Liam wrap up the summer by talking books, movies, and more!

Prachi Gupta on 'They Called Us Exceptional.'

Mattie Kahn on Young and Restless, the Girls Who Sparked America's Revolutions.

Angie and Helen Ellis chat in the Coral Lounge

LIT UP presents: DIE HARD ON A BLANK!

Gina Chung joins Angie to talk about 'Sea Change.'

Max Porter returns to talk about his new novel 'Shy,' how we talk to our children, and Japanese socks.

Hannah Goldfield on finding her way into food & restaurant criticism.

Samantha Irby on liking what you like without apology.

Adrienne Westenfeld returns to share what she’s reading (and watching) this spring.

Natasha Pickowicz on why she bakes for pleasure and community.

Lindsey Tramuta shares the new ideas shaping Paris.

Catherine Lacey on crafting her multilayered fictional Biography of X, unknowability, and the mysterious forces that draw people together.

Michael Cecchi-Azzolina on collecting a lifetime’s worth of New York City restaurant tales.

Reid Mitenbuler on getting swept up in explorer Peter Freuchen’s larger-than-life stories.

Revisiting our conversation with Elizabeth Day!

Kate Baer on ‘And Yet’ speaking truth through poetry.

Tarajia Morrell on collaborating with the late chef Fatima Ali and uncovering fascinating characters through food writing.