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 | 39 || 2016-08-30 || Mailer for Mayor || In this special episode, Justin presents a never before heard interview with Norman Mailer. Mailer sits down with Howard Smith from the ''Village Voice'' and his mayoral running mate Jimmy Breslin on the eve of their announcement to run in New York, to discuss with Smith their notion of the 51st State. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-39 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-39/nms-podcast-39.mp3 MP3]
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+| 40 || 2016-09-15 || Mailer on Frost || This episode features a retrospective interview from 1992 between journalist David Frost and Norman Mailer. Conducted in New York City, Frost revisits Mailer’s ideas about sex and violence from the 1950s to see if they hold relevance for him in the 1990s. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-40 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-40/nms-podcast-40.mp3 MP3]
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+| 41 || 2016-09-30 || Mailer Visits U-Penn || Mailer and Bob Lucid, his friend and first biographer, talk with students at U-Penn about the nature of writing, Mailer’s latest book ''The Spooky Art'', boxing, and his 1965 novel ''An American Dream''. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-41 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-41/nms-podcast-41.mp3 MP3]
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+| 42 || 2017-04-01 || Jerome Loving || Author Jerome Loving talks with Justin about his latest book, ''Jack & Norman'' (St. Martin's Press, 2016). The book explores the relationship of Norman Mailer and prison convict Jack Henry Abbott during the late 70s when Mailer was writing his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, ''The Executioner’s Song''. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-42 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-42/nms-podcast-42.mp3 MP3]
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+| 43 || 2017-04-15 || Mary Dearborn || Mailer biographer Mary Dearborn talks about Norman Mailer and his life in this archival piece of audio from 2000. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-43 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-43/nms-podcast-43.mp3 MP3]
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+| 44 || 2017-05-01 || Norman Mailer, Radio D.J. || This piece of wonderful archival audio features Norman Mailer's 1979 appearance on BBC radio as guest DJ. Mailer plays some of his favorite jazz and standards and discusses his early days as a writer, his early novels ''No Percentage'' and ''Transit to Narcissus'', and his current work, ''The Executioner’s Song''. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-44 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-44/nms-podcast-44.mp3 MP3]
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+| 45 || 2017-05-15 || Mailer on ''The Spooky Art'' || This 2003 lecture series from Writers’ Block features Norman Mailer talking about his latest book, ''The Spooky Art''. Mailer discusses writing, writers, his favorite television series, and George W. Bush. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-45 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-45/nms-podcast-45.mp3 MP3]
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+| 46 || 2017-09-17 || Dwight Macdonald || Justin and Mike Lennon discuss Norman Mailer’s friendship with literary critic and essayist Dwight Macdonald. In 1974, Mailer wrote the [[Preface to Discriminations|preface]] for Macdonald’s ''Discriminations: Essays & Afterthoughts''. This brief consideration not only reads as an affectionate honorarium to Macdonald, whom Mailer first met in 1949, but also tells of the influence the former editor of ''Partisan Review'' had on Mailer. Both men share a varied attack on style, but also focus, in the vein of Hemingway, on a means in which one can explore the “feel” of phenomenon. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-46 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-46/nms-podcast-46.mp3 MP3]
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+| 47 || 2018-01-26 || Lennon on Mailer & Malaquais || Justin talks with J. Michael Lennon about Norman Mailer’s friendship with French writer Jean Malaquais, who was one of the writer’s greatest influences. Often Mailer’s harshest critic, Malaquais served up a partial inspiration for Mailer’s landmark essay, “The White Negro.” The pair had a falling out in 1994 following a joint appearance on a French television series — which is also excerpted in this special episode. Read “[[My Friend, Jean Malaquais]],” Mailer’s introduction to ''The Joker'' by Jean Malaquais. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-46 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-46/nms-podcast-46.mp3 MP3]
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+| 48 || 2018-02-01 || St. George Meets The Ramones || Justin talks with Mailer assistant Martha Thomases about ''The Executioner’s Song'' and Mailer’s run-in with the 1970s punk rock band The Ramones. Also, featured is Mailer’s 1972 lecture to the Student Apocalypse Society at the University of Texas at Austin on the Republican and Democratic national conventions held earlier in the year. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-48 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-48/nms-podcast-48.mp3 MP3]
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+| 49 || 2018-02-15 || Talk Show Advertisements || This episode features a late-60’s TV appearance where Mailer discusses ''Miami and the Siege of Chicago'', ''Armies of the Night'', and his most recent film-making ventures. Also featured is a 1960 BBC review of ''Advertisements for Myself'' featuring excerpts from “The White Negro.” || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-49 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-49/nms-podcast-49.mp3 MP3]
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+| 50 || 2018-03-01 || ''The Big Empty'' || Mailer and son John Buffalo Mailer in 2006, along with host Dotson Rader, discuss ''The Big Empty'', a series of conversations between father and son. || [https://archive.org/details/nms-podcast-50 Archive] || [https://archive.org/download/nms-podcast-50/nms-podcast-50.mp3 MP3]
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