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Weekly Schedule for 08/24 – 08/30

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Magazines On-Air:

Monday: Scientific American | July/August 2026 issue

Tuesday: The Sun | August 2026 issue

Wednesday: The Atlantic | August 2026 issue

Thursday: The New York Review of Books | August 20th 2026 issue

Books On-Air:

Best Selling Non-Fiction: 1929: INSIDE THE GREATEST CRASH IN WALL STREET HISTORY– AND HOW IT SHATTERED A NATION written by Andrew Ross Stanton

Great Literature:THE CANTERBURY TALES (NEW TRANSLATION BY GERALD J. DAVIS) written by Geoffrey Chaucer

Best Selling Fiction: THE IMMORTAL KING RAO written by Vauhini Vara

Contemporary Classics: CUTTING FOR STONES written by Abraham Verghese

The Book off the Shelf: STOMP OFF, LET’S GO: THE EARLY YEARS OF LOUIS ARMSTRONG written by Ricky Riccardi

The Random Book: BARBARIANS AT THE GATE: THE INSIDE STORY OF AMERICA’S MOST NOTORIOUS CORPORATE TAKEOVER written by Bryan Burrough and John Helyar

Little Free Library Book: PORTRAIT OF A TURKISH FAMILY written by Irfan Orga

Daily Dose of ScienceWHAT IS INTELLIGENCE?:  LESSONS FROM AI ABOUT EVOLUTION, COMPUTING, AND MINDS written by Blaise Aguera y Arcas

Macabre MondayTHE SHINING GIRLS written by Lauren Beukes

Children’s BookCHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY written by Roald Dahl

Young Adult Literature: ENDER’S GAME  written by Orson Card Scott

The Self-Help Book: THE HIGHLY SENSITIVE PERSON: HOW TO THRIVE WHEN THE WORLD OVERWHELMS YOU written by Elaine N. Aron

Mystery Hour: THE SECOND DEADLY SIN written by Lawrence Sanders

Outer Limits: CHILDREN OF TIME written by Adrian Tchaikovsky

WRBH After Dark: RULES FOR THE SUMMER written by Meghan Quinn

BiographiesFRIENDS, LOVERS, AND THE BIG TERRIBLE THING written by Matthew Perry

Spanish Book: TBD

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