If you're into true crime, the Generation Y Podcast is essential listening.

We started this podcast over 10 years ago to dissect some of the craziest and most notable

murders, crimes, and conspiracy theories together, and we'd love for you to join us.

Follow the Generation Y Podcast on Amazon Music or wherever you listen to podcasts.

It's hard to imagine losing a loved one, a wife, a husband, a child.

For many, it's their biggest fear.

Amarissa Jones, host of The Vanished. A podcast that tells the stories of often overlooked

and unsolved missing persons' cases, in an effort to uncover the truth.

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Hey everyone, Seth Meyers here. Welcome to another episode of Late Night Lit, our podcast

celebrating books and authors. As we head into the fall, everyone will be spending more time

at home and if you're anything like me, that means more time reading good books to discuss

what's happening in the world of books. I'm going to turn things over to Sarah Jank's

Daily, a supervising producer at Late Night, whose literature expertise is invaluable for

myself and for our show. Take it away, Sarah.

Welcome to Late Night Lit. I'm Sarah Jank's Daily, supervising producer at Late Night. This

month we're featuring conversations with two fantastic actors who have both recently

come out with beautiful and inspiring children's picture books. Our first chat is with Kirby

Howell Baptist, author of two stories. Little Black Boy, O The Things You Will Do, and Little

Black Girl, O The Things You Can Do. Then we're joined by Diane Krueger, author of A Name

From the Sky. Plus, in celebration of November being National Family Literacy Month, we have

book recommendations from late night staffers and their very own young readers. Our first

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