Andrew Limbong

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279 appearances 31 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 6d ago

Andrew Limbong’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 19 in all, peaking in Sep 2026 with 11.

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How many minutes can you pump your legs and wave your arms around and stay afloat? matched
As someone who learned to swim as an adult, uh, my time isn't great, but it feels like forever. matched
The protagonist in today's novel has to be able to last a while, because the book opens and he's stranded in the water, in the middle of nowhere. matched
The book is called Man Overboard by Kathleen Rooney, and while our hero floats and treads and stays alive. matched
He does have time to re examine his life, both with horror and with some good humor. matched
Rooney talks to NPR Scott Simon about the importance of mixing the funny with the sad after the break. matched
Hey, it's Empire's Book of the Day. voice-verified
I'm Andrew Limbaugh. voice-verified
I spent the week, just like you probably have, reading remembrances and reflections on Dolly Parton, the country superstar who died on Tuesday. voice-verified
And an aspect of her life that I think has gone a bit overlooked is her writing. voice-verified
Particularly post-2020, she published a lot of writing, mostly kids' books, but also a novel, a cookbook, a coffee table book about her fashion. voice-verified
So today on the pod, we are going to write that wrong. voice-verified
In a bit, an interview with Parton about her children's book, Billy the Kid Makes It Big. voice-verified
But first, something for the grown-ups. voice-verified
In 2022, she teamed up with none other than James Patterson to write a novel titled Run, Rose, Run by a country singer who moves to the big city of Nashville to make it big. voice-verified
The two joined NPR's Rachel Mard to talk about the book and why it was important to highlight the non-superstars in Nashville who make the music industry work. voice-verified
That's up ahead. voice-verified
If you're into Dolly Parton and books, you probably already know about her Imagination Library, the program that sends free books to kids five and younger. voice-verified
She talks about it in this interview about her children's book, Billy the Kid Makes It Big, about a dog who, you guessed it, wants to make it in music. voice-verified
Here's NPR's Melissa Block. voice-verified
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