David Naimon
speaker
4,074 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
David Naimon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, let's hear it.
Thank you so much for coming back on Between the Covers,
We're talking today to poet Morgan Parker about her latest collection from Tin House Books, Magical Negro.
And you've been listening to Between the Covers.
I'm David Naiman, your host.
Today's program was recorded at the volunteer-powered, non-commercial, listener-sponsored, full-strength makeshift studio of KABU Community Radio and the home office of me, David Naiman.
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long-form translator conversations, such as the ones with Megan McDowell talking about translating Alejandro Zambra and Mariana Enriquez, craft talks by Marlon James and Jeannie Vanasco, or readings by past guests such as Natalie Diaz reading from Borges' Bestiary of Imaginary Beings, Jordi Rosenberg reading Fargo, Tabaki, or songs sung by Adrienne Marie Browne.
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