Finding My Way
Malala Yousafzai discusses Finding My Way, identity beyond public expectations, and making room for uncertainty while pursuing change.
Malala Yousafzai joins Shelf Care Society to discuss her new memoir, Finding My Way . In this fun, insight-packed chat, we talk about identity, belonging, ambition, and what it takes to keep evolving when the world has an opinion on who you should be. Come for the warmth, stay for the perspective shift.
“You can be determined to bring change in the world, and it’s still okay for you not to have an answer to everything, not to have figured out every part of your life.”
TJ Klune on “We Burned So Bright,” Queer Love & His New Book, "The Stars Look Like Home"
We Burned So Bright; The Stars Look Like Home
TJ Klune talks with Brian about queer love at the end of the world in We Burned So Bright, revisiting Murmuration, and writing grief and companionship in The Stars Look Like Home.
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What should be on your reading radar as we head into the final stretch of 2026?
Brian shares his late-2026 reading radar, with a mid-episode conversation with Taylor Tomlinson about reading on tour, audiobooks, and creativity.
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Kathryn Stockett on “The Calamity Club,” 17 Years After “The Help”
The Calamity Club
Brian and Kathryn discuss the seventeen years between "The Help" and "The Calamity Club," the publishing journey behind the novel, Depression-era Mississippi, and the "YES!" moment that unlocked the book.
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