Celebrating Our 15th Anniversary

The Book Review

The New York Times

Arts, Books

4.0 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2021

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Pamela Paul, Sam Tanenhaus, Dwight Garner, and the producers Jocelyn Gonzales and Pedro Rosado discuss what's happened behind the scenes during 15 years of the podcast.

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0:00.0	Today marks the 15th anniversary of the Booker View Podcast, so happy birthday to us and
0:07.6	to help celebrate I've called in a few friends.
0:10.7	First up, former editor of the Booker View, former host of the Booker View Podcast, my
0:15.4	former boss and still my friend, Sam Tannenhaus joins us together with the podcast co-founder
0:21.8	Dwight Garner, now a book critic for The New York Times.
0:27.0	After that, our very own producer extraordinaire Pedro Osato and our amazing alumni producer
0:31.8	Jocelyn Denzelis will join us to talk about how the sausage gets made.
0:36.3	Alexander Alter will have an update from the publishing world.
0:39.6	And finally, podcast co-conspirator John Williams will be here to grill me about the last
0:44.8	10 years of hosting this thing.
0:46.8	This is the Booker View Podcast for The New York Times.
0:49.5	It's April 16th.
0:50.8	I'm Pamela Paul.
0:54.5	Following us now, the former host of the podcast, an author of Whitaker Chambers, a biography,
1:00.9	and the death of conservatism, as well as a forthcoming biography of William F. Buckley,
1:06.6	Sam Tannenhaus, and Dwight Garner, critic at The New York Times, and former senior editor
1:13.3	at the Booker View.
1:14.3	Hi there.
1:15.3	Hello.
1:16.3	Let's talk about the dawn of the podcast, because both of you were responsible, but whose
1:22.4	idea specifically was this?
1:24.9	Dwight's.
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