Alyssa Nadworny
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Aug
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Hello, I'm Melissa Nadvorney, and you're listening to NPR's Book of the Day.
Today, two books to help you live your life.
In a minute, we'll hear from the incredible journalist Jody Cantor, who adapted a graduation speech into a book called How to Start.
It's called The Meaning of Your Life.
Brooks spoke with Hiranao host Indira Lakshmanan.
In just over a hundred pages, journalist Jodi Cantor offers her take on how to discover what you want to do in your life.
She focuses on finding what you love and honing your craft.
Meant originally for recent college grads, I found even for a mid-career correspondent, the book inspired me and gave me just a smidge more clarity on how to live a fulfilling life.
Cantor spoke about her new book, How to Start, with all things considered host, Mary Louise Kelly.
That's it for this week on NPR's Book of the Day.
Let us know what you think.
You can write to us at bookofthey at npr.org.
I'm Alyssa Nadwarney.
The podcast is produced by Chloe Weiner and edited by Megan Sullivan.
Our founding editor is Petra Mayer.
The show elements for this week were produced and edited by Courtney Dorning, Elena Burnett, Karen Zamora, Melissa Gray, Danny Hensel.
Todd Munt, Amiko Tamagawa, Jason Fuller, Dave Blanchard, Lee Hale, Courtney Theofin, and Summer Tamaud.
Yolanda Sangueni is our executive producer.
Thank you for listening.
Hello, I'm Alyssa Nadmorney, and you're listening to NPR's Book of the Day.
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