Hey, listeners, have you checked out Slate's new audiobook store yet?

Now you can buy the latest bestsellers directly from Slate.

The Slate store is truly a better way to buy audiobooks.

There are no subscription fees.

There's no standalone app to download.

When you buy from Slate, you get your books seamlessly delivered to your preferred podcast app,

the same place you're hearing this show. For me, somebody like me who just can't stand having to deal preferred podcast app, the same place you're hearing the show.

For me, somebody like me who just can't stand having to deal with another app, that is a game

changer. My big problem with listening to audiobooks is I always have to like track down the

app and try to find a way to listen to it. This makes it all seamless, all in one place.

And plus every purchase you make supports the distinctive

independent journalism at Slate you depend on. And you get great books from people I know and like.

And one book you can get at the store is, listen, Emily Bazelon. Emily Bazelon happens to be

on the Zoom call elsewhere, doing something else.

But her book charged, the new movement to transform American prosecution and end mass incarceration, is one of the books you can get at the Slate Bookstore.

Emily's book is about the justice system in America, the places where justice falls short, and the revolution in how prosecutors are treating certain kinds of accused criminals and actual criminals.

It's a fantastic book. And if you know Emily and you do because you listen to the Gab Vest, you know how smart and brilliant and incisive and fun and heartfelt this book it will be.

It is all of those things.

So go get charged from the Slate Audio Bookstore.

Stay tuned at the end of this episode and you will even hear a special excerpt of charged.

But to buy the book right now, just go to slate.com slash GabFest Books.

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