Jeffrey Kluger: podcast appearances and interviews

Jeffrey Kluger is an American writer and editor who serves as an editor at large at Time magazine. Throughout his career, he has authored thirteen books covering a diverse range of topics, including psychology, history, and scientific exploration. His works include The Narcissist Next Door, published in 2014, and Splendid Solution in 2005, which chronicles Jonas Salk's efforts in conquering polio. Kluger also authored The Sibling Effect in 2011 and Lost Moon in 1994, a book that served as the basis for Ron Howard's film Apollo 13. In addition to non-fiction, he has written two young adult novels, Nacky Patcher and the Curse of the Dry-Land Boats and Freedom Stone, published in 2007 and 2011 respectively. More recently, he published a novel for adults titled Holdout in 2021. His work combines journalistic insight with storytelling, contributing significantly to popular science and history literature.