May 20, 2019 Issue-- We discuss Elizabeth Kolbert on mass extinction; essayist John Jeremiah Sullivan on musician Rhiannon Giddens; a killer short story by Camille Bordas; and pods!

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Dan and Eric discuss Elizabeth Kolbert and her piece about the destruction of biodiversity and the change of the climate; essayist John Jeremiah Sullivan, and his profile of contemporary folk musician Rhiannon Giddens; and novelist Camille Bordas and the intricacies of her lovely short story, her third in the magazine. Plus: D & E discuss the most recent episodes of the New Yorker Fiction podcast and the New Yorker Radio Hour. Not to be missed!!!

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