Elie Wiesel: Night

George W. Bush: Decision Points

Bill O’Reilly: A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity

Tobias Wolff: This Boy’s Life

Ernest Hemingway: A Moveable Feast

Kambri Crews: Burn Down The Ground

Cheryl Strayed: Wild

Susannah Cahalan: Brain on Fire

Today’s Love, Sex, Death, and Books podcast features Kambri Crews, author of Burn Down The Ground. Kambri had enough material to write her memoir before moving to NYC: the child of two deaf parents, she spent much of her childhood living in a tin shack in Texas. Then, her father was sent to prison for 20 years for attempted murder.

We try to keep the talk light (we talk about married life, strip clubs, dildos) but we do land on some tough issues about prisoner rehabilitation and the right to die peacefully. If you would like to see one of the articles Kambri mentions it’s here.

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