The Road and Old Crow
The Road has been known to mess with a reader's mind, and this time is no exception. Join Chris as he talks through the thoughts left behind by the bo...
Book and Bourbon
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A good book and a good bourbon go hand in hand, especially when you have both in your hand right now. Join Chris Reed in this "book club of a podcast" as he discusses favorite books, the lines that stay with us, and the bourbons everyone should try.
Where All Light Tends to Go and an Early Times BiB
Light tends to go where it wants. We can try to hide from it, maybe even lose our accents in an attempt to avoid it, but good luck with that. Let's ta...
Chapter 21: The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
Do we care about too much or do we care too much about the wrong things? It's time to talk about those possibilities, going to work angry, being part ...
Chapter 20: To Kill a Mockingbird
The court of public opinion, nostalgia, and changing hearts and minds. Join Chris to discuss all those things in this episode of Book and Bourbon as h...
Chapter 19: Hannah Coulter
What does the phrase "making a living" mean to you? On this episode of the Book and Bourbon podcast, Chris wonders aloud about that saying, the slippe...
Chapter 18: 1984
1984 might have recently become a fashionable read, but this episode of Book and Bourbon suggests that it never went out of style. Join Chris to talk ...
Chapter 17: Of Mice and Men
The ability to tell a short story, whether it’s written or spoken, might be one of the most difficult skills to develop over time. John Steinbeck was ...
Chapter 16: Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72
There's journalism, and then there's Gonzo journalism. Hunter S. Thompson hit the campaign trail in 1972 to cover our nation's great election and shar...
Chapter 15: A Place on Earth
The places we call home might be smaller than you think, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. Wendell Berry has a wonderful way of reminding us of ...
Chapter 14: Skippy Dies
We are living in the age of adolescence, an age in which we might be perpetually stuck. At least, that’s what it feels like after reading Skippy Dies,...