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Two sisters in conversation about books, how they change lives, enrich our communities and allow us to grow and evolve as people.Sarah Ahmadi and Rebecca Budd
Unknown Host hosts The Book Dialogue, a arts show with 56 episodes published.
S7 E1: The Launch of the Letters to Vincent Podcast Welcome to The Book Dialogue! In this special episode, we open the first letter in a new series that invites quiet contemplation and creative connection: Letters to Vin
S6 E10: Into the Unknown: A Book Dialogue on Mystery, Wilderness, and Wonder Featuring “The Whisper on the Night Wind” by Adam Shoalts and “In the Valleys of the Noble Beyond” by John Zada What draws us into the forest,
S6 E9: Faster: The Acceleration of Just About Everything by James Gleick Welcome to The Book Dialogue, where thoughtful reading meets lively conversation. In this episode, we dive into Faster: The Acceleration of Just Ab
S6 E8: Celebrating Helen Hoyt: A Summer Conversation between Sarah and Rebecca It was a golden afternoon in the heart of summer when we met to celebrate a quiet but powerful voice in American poetry—Helen Hoyt. As sister
S6 E7: Sarah and Rebecca on Exploring the Depths of Poetry Welcome to another episode of The Book Dialogue Podcast! Poetry, with its rhythmic cadences and vivid imagery, speaks to the very essence of human experience. It
S6 E6: Embrace the Magic: Why Fantasy Literature Inspires Us Welcome to our latest discussion on The Book Dialogue where we dive into the enchanting world of fantasy! From mystical realms filled with dragons and wizards
S6 E5: Sarah and Rebecca are in the Studio Welcome to The Book Dialogue Video Podcast! We are thrilled to welcome you to The Book Dialogue “Studio”. We are now embracing a vibrant new chapter as we launch our video podca
S6 E4: Reading Helen Hoyt, Poet and Visionary Sarah and Rebecca invite you to join them as they explore the poetry of Helen Hoyt through her poem Annunciation. Poet Helen Hoyt (1887-1972), born in Norwalk, Connecticut, w
S6 E3: Should We Journal? Welcome to The Book Dialogue Thank you for listening in! Welcome to another episode of The Book Dialogue! Today, we’re diving into a topic that has sparked much debate among creatives and thinke
S6 E2: How Should One Read a Book by Virginia Woolf Welcome to The Book Dialogue Thank you for listening in! We are excited to share our conversation on Virginia Woolf’s thought-provoking article, “How should one read a
S6 E1: The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down by Haemin Sunim Welcome to 2025!! We are thrilled that you joined us for another season of The Book Dialogue. The World Moves Fast: Finding Your Inner Peace Welcome t
S5 E4: The Book of Eels by Patrik Svensson Welcome to The Book Dialogue! Thank you for listening in! Join us today as we discuss The Book of Eels by Patrik Svensson. Sarah is excited to share her thoughts on reading abou
S5 E3: 44 Scotland Street by Alexander McCall Smith Welcome to the Book Dialogue Thank you for listening in! Welcome to another episode of the Book Dialogue Podcast! We are travelling virtually with Alexander McCall Smit
S5 E2: Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson Welcome to The Book Dialogue. Thank you for listening in! Leonardo da Vinci's multifaceted genius continues to inspire audiences centuries after his time. In this podcast conve
S5 E1: Sarah & Rebecca on Poetry Welcome to the Book Dialogue! Thank you for listening in. A few weeks ago, my sister, Rebecca, and I embarked on a memorable journey to the picturesque city of Victoria, B.C. The charming
S4 E13: Sarah’s Musings on Katherine Mansfield and her poem, “The Meeting”. The Meeting by Katherine Mansfield We started speaking, Looked at each other, then turned away. The tears kept rising to my eyes. But I could no
S4 E12: Surrounded by Idiots by Thomas Erikson Welcome to The Book Dialogue! Thank you for listening in! Sarah and Rebecca take you into the fascinating world of Thomas Erikson’s book, “Surrounded by Idiots: The Four Typ
S4 E11: The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion Welcome to the Book Dialogue! Thank you for listening in! Join Sarah and Rebecca for a captivating discussion on “The Year of Magical Thinking” by Joan Didion. In this
S4 E10: Learning French, Reading French Welcome to The Book Dialogue. Thank you for listening in! Join Sarah and Rebecca in a discussion of reading a book in a second language. Reading books in the language that they wer
S4 E9: Metropolitan Stories: A Novel by Christine Coulson Thank you for listening in! Today, Rebecca will be sharing her thoughts on Metropolitan Stories: A Novel by Christine Coulson Metropolitan Stories: A Novel by Chr
Rebecca
mother priestess · my homeschool village
2 appearances on this show
Sarah
archer · Bat Digest
1 appearance on this show
Walter Isaacson
Professor of History at Tulane
1 appearance on this show
Thomas Erikson
communication expert and bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Joan Didion
1 appearance on this show
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