This is the Bookry Podcast.

It's a weekly news and talk show about what's new, cool, and worth talking about

in the world of books and reading.

Recording on Thursday, January 26, 2023, I'm Jeff O'Neill. She's Rebecca Shinsky coming to you from Book Riot.com.

I've got to say today is one of those days where we're recording a Patreon episode right after this and it's so juicy

that I need to focus on the news stories because we are talking about the book and

movie White Noise,

originally written by Don Delillo,

recently adapted for Netflix by Noah Baumbach,

starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig. it's a lot this is Rebecca's first time having white noise tuning in putting her

RCA 19 inch Cathayore 2 between two stations and letting the white noise flow over her.

I'm so excited, I have no idea what you're going to say, except I know there's a lot to say.

So if you're not a Patreon member and you're interested in that go to book write or excuse me

Patreon.com slash book write podcast and if you are you can look that in your feed next week

So there you go Rebecca any other teases you want to do?

Don't tell me, but how is this going to go?

What can you tell the people about the conversation we're about to have?

I mean me.

I did not know anything about white noise going in which you know is how I like to go into books I had a wild

Except it was a thing right like white noise was a thing right it was the thing but I didn know, I didn't know anything about the plot. I knew that

Bambach was into it and had spent a lot of time on the adaptation. This is very far from his usual

subject matter, so that's interesting. And I watched it Monday evening this week while Bob was out with friends and he came home and was like how was it and I just had this like dazed look on my face where he was like that kind of says it all. I don't know how to talk about what I just experienced. I'm going to try to articulate it by the time Jeff and I record that show. So I've been simmering. It was quite an experience. I have a lot of, like a lot of feelings and a lot of sounds to make. I don't know so much about words.

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