If Books Could Kill
Michael Hobbes & Peter Shamshiri
The airport bestsellers that captured our hearts and ruined our minds Read more
Episodes
Surrounded By Idiots 09/01/2026 01:09:05Three Cups of Tea 08/05/2026 01:52:21
The Body Keeps The Score 06/18/2026 01:49:41Think And Grow Rich 05/21/2026 01:03:04Grit 04/30/2026 01:19:02 Show all episodes
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If Books Could Kill is a comic review of top-selling books commonly found in airport bookstores. Michael Hobbes and Peter Shamshiri are back at it to make fun of these "dumb books that captured our imagination." Each episode focuses on a different volume, and there is no better place to get intelligent, unfiltered and humorous book discussions. If Books Could Kill is a politics podcast by Michael Hobbes & Peter Shamshiri.Michael Hobbes & Peter Shamshiri
Michael Hobbes & Peter Shamshiri
United States
79
60’
Weekly
Listener reviews
Caro - 10/11/2023
Got off to a great start but could not get over the misogyny. I am sure this show is fine for the bros (gay and straight) but hard pass for women and those that don't secretly hate them. And of course they have no idea...
Got off to a great start but could not get over the misogyny. I am sure this show is fine for the bros (gay and straight) but hard pass for women and those that don't secretly hate them. And of course they have no idea...
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