Joumana Khatib
speaker
1,079 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 4 Sep
Joumana Khatib’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Uncool by Cameron Crowe, who was a journalist in the 70s.
He wrote for Rolling Stone.
And he had one of those sort of picker-esque lives where I think dad will be entertained and possibly could look down at his little bundle of emerging consciousness and think, oh, what a life my child might have.
Maybe he or she will go undercover and do great things and depict their childhood in a book.
I would love for you guys to develop some interiority and maybe not have your emotional life, you know, projected onto a ship sinking.
Okay, let's see.
I think a great option is always something for the snob.
I happen to know a lot of snobs in New York City.
So I actually am looking at Trip by Amy Baradale.
This is the book that kidnapped my consciousness and still has it as far as I'm concerned because it touches on the finer points of Buddhist ideas about life after death.
This is a novel.
Although it quotes heavily from the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
This is a novel.
It follows a documentarian who goes to Nepal to sort of capture a Buddhist scholar's conference.
She slips on a hairbrush and dies.
That's not a spoiler.
What she does in this sort of limbo of the bardo is that she checks in on her son who has some, you know...
He has some differences and he's going on a trip of his own.
Like every page is a surprise.
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