Reader's Advisory: Reading For Fun!: News & Reviews

As the title implies, "What Should I Read Next?" is the perfect podcast for readers who aren't sure what is next on their TBR list. Each episode, host Anne Bogel of the bookish blog Modern Mrs. Darcy interviews a real-life reader about their interests, reading history, and preferences before coming up with the perfect recommendation. If you feel lost in the library, "What Should I Read Next?" can help give you some direction.

If you struggle keeping up with new releases, BookRiot's "All the Books!" is the podcast your literary life has been missing. Every episode, hosts discuss the most exciting new titles and help guide you through what books you should definitely be paying attention to, like this week's highly anticipated releases, The Immortalists and Batman: Nightwalker. The pod also features All the Backlist! episodes, which include older books you might have missed that should definitely be on your radar.

Who better to get reading recommendations from than two former booksellers? On their new podcast, hosts Becca and Corinne discuss what they're reading, from Han Kang's The Vegetarian and Jackie Collins's Hollywood Wives to Stay with Me and Turtles All the Way Down, as well as bookish news and literary history. A fun and informative show, "The Bookstore" will give you plenty of new entries for your TRB list.

On this BBC Radio podcast, hosts Mariella Frostrup and Harrie Gilbert discuss — you've guessed it — books and authors. The show includes author interviews and lively discussions about favorite books. If you're a global reader, "Books and Authors" is a great place to find recommendations from around the world.

"In the Stacks is the first video book review program hosted by a librarian.

Includes a wide variety of book-based videos including book talks, reviews, sketches, comedy videos, book-related discussions, and more. She even covers a lot of TV and movie content for books that have been adapted to the big and small screen (like The Hunger Games or Divergent).

A lot of her tastes fall under the umbrella of young adult (YA) literature and fantasy, but you can find a decent amount of variety here

Multi-genre reviews that are closed captioned.

Includes a wide range of genres; mostly adult level.