Inside The New York Times Book Review: From Movement to Mainstream

The Book Review

The New York Times

Books, Arts

4.2 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2015

⏱️ 40 minutes

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This week, Sam Tanenhaus discusses two new books about the history of American conservatism; Alexandra Alter has news from the publishing world; Lori Gottlieb talks about Courtney Jung’s “Lactivism”; and Gregory Cowles has best-seller news. Pamela Paul is the host.

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0:00.0	How did today's right originate in 1950s Texas in 1930s, California?
0:07.9	One of our favorite guests, Sam Town and House, joins us to talk about two new books,
0:11.8	Nut Country and Right Out of California.
0:14.4	If you look closely at the coalition of moderate conservatives and ultra-conservatives, you
0:22.8	will see a lot of the kind of worldview that we look at today, that we find today in
0:28.8	American politics.
0:30.2	Why is breastfeeding such a loaded issue?
0:32.3	Lori Gottlieb will talk about her review of lactivism.
0:35.2	There are so many other things that are higher on the list and way higher on the list
0:39.4	that will help our children in both the short term and the long term, then breast milk.
0:44.0	Alexander Alter will give us an update from the literary world, and Greg Cole's has best
0:47.9	cellar news.
0:48.9	This is Inside the New York Times Booker View.
0:50.8	I'm Pamela Paul.
0:57.4	One of our favorite guests ever joins us now.
1:00.5	Sam Town and House, former host of the New York Times Booker View, podcast, former editor
1:04.8	of The New York Times Booker View, and this week, reviewer of two new books, Nut Country
1:10.8	and Right Out of California.
1:12.6	Welcome back, Sam.
1:13.6	Hey, Pamela, always great to be with you.
1:15.5	All right.
1:16.5	So the two books I should give their full subtitles are Nut Country, Right Wing Dallas, and the
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