Oct 28, 20261h 5m
Today on the podcast, Katie interviews Helen Bain, author of the the widely acclaimed debut novel, The Daffodil Days, a fictionalized account of Sylvia Plath's time in Devon. Even for those not as familiar with Plath...
About this Podcast:
Husband and wife Katie and Chris Marquette take some time after the kids are asleep to grab a beer, glass of wine, or cup of tea. They discuss arts, culture, theology, film, books, and everything in between. Grab a nightcap and join us!
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Contact path
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Booking probability
36%
Guest openness
Selective
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What is Culture Nightcap about?
Husband and wife Katie and Chris Marquette take some time after the kids are asleep to grab a beer, glass of wine, or cup of tea. They discuss arts, culture, theology, film, books, and everything in between. Grab a nightcap and join us!
What has Culture Nightcap covered recently?
Recent episodes include "10: Helen Bain on The Daffodil Days: Sylvia Plath and the Power of Perspective" (28 October 2026, 65 minutes), "09: Passion, Poetry, and the Art of Destruction: Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes" (21 October 2026, 65 minutes), and "08: Dana Gioia: On Art, Translation, Adaptation, Faith, and Why Poetry Will Always Matter" (14 October 2026, 58 minutes).
How often does Culture Nightcap publish?
Culture Nightcap publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 11 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Culture Nightcap?
Booking probability for Culture Nightcap is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Culture Nightcap requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Culture Nightcap's contact route on record: public web form.
About the host
Culture Nightcap is an arts podcast with 11 episodes published.
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Oct 21, 20261h 5mWell, this is absolutely Katie's favorite episode so far! A dive into Sylvia Plath: who was she? why does she continue to fascinate, horrify, and inspire us? And what about her destructive/creative partnership with Ted...
Episode #10
08: Dana Gioia: On Art, Translation, Adaptation, Faith, and Why Poetry Will Always Matter
Oct 14, 202658 minSpecial interview episode! Honored to host and interview acclaimed poet, critic, and arts advocate Dana Gioia. In this discussion, Gioia argues for the importance of adaptation as a natural (and necessary) cultural...
Oct 7, 202644 minIn this episode, Katie and Chris discuss Madeline Miller's Circe. They unpack how Miller retells the Odyssey witch's story in first person, weaving Circe’s origins as Helios’ daughter into a wider web of Greek myths...
Episode #8
Be Weird! Where'd You Go Bernadette, Motherhood, and an Adaptation That Made It All Boring
Sep 30, 202653 minWhere'd You Go Bernadette? by Maria Semple is a delightfully unique novel told in a modern epistolary format. But behind the clever wit and dry humor there is a deep, moving story about owning who we are and about the...
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Sep 23, 202652 minIn this episode, Katie and Chris discuss one of Woody Allen's best films, the 1989 Crimes and Misdemeanors. A chilling tale of love, lust, murder, and justice (or lack thereof) the plot gives a great launching point for...
Sep 16, 202640 minJoin Katie and Chris for a wide-ranging discussion about one of our favorite genres: Memoir. Why does grief often spawn memoir and written confession? And what about the ethics of memoir? Who has a "right" to the story...
Sep 9, 202640 minKatie and Chris discuss the hit TV series, Murder She Wrote, and why a show about an older woman solving crime is so endlessly comforting. We talk about how the series is simultaneously unbelievable and ridiculous yet...
Sep 2, 20261 hourKatie and Chris attend a 930 AM showing on opening day of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. From dream and nightmare-like images, an artistic and authentic score, to haunting allusions to art and story throughout...
Episode #2
00: Welcome to Culture Nightcap!
Sep 2, 20269 minKatie and Chris take 10 minutes to reflect on what they are hoping to do with the podcast, why they decided to do it at all, and what listeners can expect! Feedback and ideas! Get in touch with us...
Episode #5
01: "I Don't Cuss, I Don't Make Fun of Jesus:" How Dolly Parton Reclaimed Class and Kindness
Sep 2, 20261h 1mDolly Parton, a true American icon, died on August 26, 2026. She received near universal acclamation, with eulogies pouring out across all political and cultural divides. How did she do it? What made her so beloved? In...
Episode #1
TRAILER: Coming Soon!
Aug 25, 20261 minS0<p>We're Katie and Chris Marquette - 16 years ago, we met in our freshman seminar and we've been talking books, theology, and the arts ever since, but that got a little harder with kids, a farm, work, and so many...
Episode #1
TRAILER: Coming Soon!
Aug 25, 20261 minWe're Katie and Chris Marquette - 16 years ago, we met in our freshman seminar and we've been talking books, theology, and the arts ever since, but that got a little harder with kids, a farm, work, and so many...
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